OnePlus One (oneplus-bacon)

Features
Flashing	Works
USB Networking	Works
Internal storage
SD card
Battery	Works
Screen	Works
Touchscreen	Works
Multimedia
3D Acceleration	Partial
Audio	Broken
Camera	Broken
Camera Flash
Connectivity
WiFi	Works
Bluetooth	Works
GPS	Broken
NFC
Modem
Calls	Broken
SMS	Works
Mobile data	Works
Miscellaneous
FDE	Broken
USB OTG	Broken
HDMI/DP
Sensors
Accelerometer	Broken
Magnetometer
Ambient Light
Proximity
Hall Effect
Haptics
Barometer

OnePlus One
	; OnePlus One running Weston
Manufacturer	OnePlus
Name	One
Codename	oneplus-bacon
Released	2014
Type	handset
Hardware
Chipset	Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 (MSM8974AC)
CPU	Quad-core 2.5 GHz Krait 400
GPU	Adreno 330
Display	1080x1920 IPS
Storage	16/64 GB
Memory	3 GB
Architecture	armv7
Software
Original software	Android
Original version	4.4.2 on Linux 3.4
postmarketOS
Category	testing
Pre-built images	no
Mainline	yes

Contributors

Users owning this device

00p513
Bdju (Notes: water damaged and doesn't boot)
Blackwell
Eloy (Notes: Broken touchscreen)
Hastalavista (Notes: PMOS edge w/ mainline kernel, WiFi intermittently failing)
IonAgorria (Notes: PMOS - Damaged)
Jrg (Notes: Broken touchscreen)
KenOokamiHoro (Notes: SIM Card slot was broken. Running LineageOS 15.1)
Ksqeib (Notes: Using as Minecraft Server)
MasterPlexus (Notes: with PMO as small server, Mainline)
Maufl
Nimayer
Noocsharp
Nspire
Poipa
Toastal (Notes: tried pmOS running XMPP server, but plagued with hard drive issues after a few days running that make it go read-only every time I reinstalled the OS)
Val (Notes: PmOS for Docker server)
Vipaol
Z3ntu

Installation

For installation you need to flash lk2nd and flash the rootfs. Do not flash the boot partition since lk2nd uses fs-boot functionality to boot the kernel from the /boot partition of the rootfs.

$ pmbootstrap flasher flash_lk2nd
$ pmbootstrap flasher flash_rootfs --partition userdata

It looks like this is no longer needed. Flashing the standart way (boot + rootfs) works fine under mainline kernel.

$ pmbootstrap flasher boot
$ pmbootstrap flasher flash_rootfs --partition userdata

Entering fastboot mode

From a power off state, hold the volume up and power buttons until the device vibrates. The display should then light up and say "Fastboot Mode".

WiFi and Bluetooth

WiFi and Bluetooth are working, but aren't well-tested. The firmware isn't packaged yet, so you will need to get it from the partitions on your device. For Bluetooth, you will need to install bluez and enable the bluetooth service.

Cell usage

oFono support shouldn't take too much to get up and running. Adding the remoteproc node, using qmictl (possibly more utilities), and using a patched oFono should get basic support up and running.

Troubleshooting

Fastboot unknown chunk type

Nimayer received the message "FAILED (remote: Unknown chunk type)" when trying to flash the rootfs to userdata.

It may be possible to fix the issue by flashing a new OxygenOS image. If that doesn't work, try flashing postmarketOS using a recovery zip.

wlan0 interface is available but WiFi is not working

Check that wlan0 device MAC address is not 00:00:00:00:00:00. If it is, change it to any other available one like this:

# ip link set dev wlan0 address 70:85:c2:d9:2b:e0

If the Mac is not 00:00:00:00:00:00 try to restart NetworkManager by executing:

# service networkmanager restart

Most likely you want create Initscript for working network when boot.

Create /etc/init.d/wlanhwaddr:

#!/sbin/openrc-run
command=/sbin/ip
command_args="link set dev wlan0 address 70:85:c2:d9:2b:e0"

description="WLAN hw-addr setter"

depend() {
  before networkmanager
}

Install:

# chmod 755 /etc/init.d/wlanhwaddr
# rc-update add wlanhwaddr

Backlight is not completley going to off

interims as a workaround, in mainline kernel a patch is included, to switch the Baclight to off. This is a workaround, only helpfull under the usage as a mini Server with no need of display:

# sh -c 'echo 0 > /sys/class/backlight/lcd-backlight/brightness'

or

# echo 0 > /sys/devices/platform/soc/f9924000.i2c/i2c-1/1-0036/backlight/lcd-backlight/brightness

rootfs is on the wrong (too small) partition

this happens if you flash by mistake without --userpartition (which is on bacon /dev/mmcblk0p28p2 with 55 gb). standart system-partition has only 1,4 GB, wich initially let it flash and use, but fast it run out of space.

after mistaken, you have to reflash rootfs to --userdata, and to clean the system partition to let it boot correctly: <synyaxhighlight lang="shell-session"> $ fastboot format system $ pmbootstrap flasher flash_rootfs --userdata </syntaxhighlight>

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