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= Oneplus Oneplus 3
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include::_support/common.inc[]
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2020-04-04 07:07:11 +03:00
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== Device-specific notes
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=== `rootfs` installation
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2020-03-26 21:46:28 +03:00
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Using `fastboot` to burn system.img to the userdata partition will fail.
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It seems like it flashes successfully like other devices do, but the flashed
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image will not boot.
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The current workaround is to `fastboot boot` TWRP and use `dd` through `adb` to
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flash the image.
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```
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$ cat .../.system.img | adb shell dd of=/dev/block/by-name/userdata bs=8m
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```
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=== Firmware for Wi-Fi
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This particular phone keeps the firmware files on a partition named
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`modem`.
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To make use of the Wi-Fi capabilities of this phone you will need to
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make them available to the firmware derivation.
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The files can be acquired through different methods. You can use an
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alternate recovery like TWRP, mount the partition (identified using
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`blkid`) and copy the files.
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Another way is to do it using an installed Mobile NixOS system, where,
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too, you mount the partition and copy them:
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```
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$ sudo mount -o ro /dev/disk/by-partlabel/modem /mnt
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$ cp -r /mnt ./modem
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$ sudo umount /mnt
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```
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The copy of the firmware files will be in the modem directory, in the
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current working directory, ready to be referred to.
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