I am going to get a new Android device (Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 with 4G/LTE with latest Android) and I am thinking about the possibility of dual-booting with LineageOS (CyanogenMod fork)? Is it possible? *I own a microSD card if that is a necessity.*

I have a OnePlus One running stock Cyanogen OS. Before the upgrade to 13.1, I was getting 24-48 hours of battery life, but now I'm only getting 6-8 hours. Wiping the system cache doesn't help. Hard reset doesn't help. What can I do?

I have OnePlus One with Cyanogen OS 13.0-ZNH0EAS2JK and I can't install OTA updates since I have TWRP as recovery (version 3.0.2-0). So, for this reason I downloaded the file of incremental version (this one: http://builds.cyngn.com/incremental/bacon/cm-bacon-ced5430fc0-to-9f339bddf2-signed.zip) and I tried to install it from recovery, but I get the following error: Click to enlarge Here is the message i get every time i reboot the phone: How can i solve?

I'm using Cyanogenmod 13 Nightly (Android 6.0.1) for LG G3 Beat and i tried to use adb but as soon as I enabled adb on phone the bluescreen on pc (Windows 10) shows up saying SYSTEM_THREAD_EXPCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (lgandnetmodem64.sys) If you need information let me know

I was trying to use VoLTE in my phone but eventually landed up with result: 1. CyanogenOS can run VoLTE based SIM card 2. CyanogenMod can't run them. Tried 1. Setting LTE Only option in *#*#4636#*#* 2. Setting APN in Sim Settings 3. Also kept the VoLTE in SIM Slot 1 But nothing worked in CyanogenMod. Does any one have idea how to use both VoLTE and CyanogenMOD both? Currently my phone's CyanogenOS is allowing me to keep only one at a time :) But I want to use cyanogenMod as it is marshmallow and nightly build updates are released.

I have a WileyFox Swift which I recently updated to Nougat. Wileyfox runs Cyanogen natively. I have not rooted it or hacked it in any way. I installed the update by clicking on a reminder that kept popping up telling me to update. So everything has been done in the official manufacturer-defined way. It has two sims. When I reboot it asks for the sim lock PIN for one of the sims (the other does not have one) so I know it is detecting the hardware. Also I am able to receive SMS on one of the sims. But I cannot make calls, receive calls, or send SMS. When I go to "Settings -> SIM cards" it says both sims are empty.When I try to make a call, instead of giving me the choice of sim, it only offers emergency call. I have tried rebooting, re-seating the sims, going into recovery mode and clearing the cache partition.

My mobile phone ***(Yu-Yuphoria)*** continue updating OS or optimising Apps and not stop. Actually last night when I'm going to use my mobile it displayed black screen and then I did restart the phone. At the time of restart phone as usual display **"cyanogen"** logo and then instantly going to updating mode and display **"Optimise Apps"**. I gave time but this process is not finish. I also switch off device and switch on but same alway phone going on updating mode and displaying **"Optimise Apps". I'm facing this issue last 2 days. If anyone have faced same problem then guide me on right direction. In Short how to stop this continuously updating/optimising OS ?

My wife's phone stuck in an "Optimize apps # of #" loop and we are not able to start it. I need to recover few images related to some insurance claim. I never made any tweaking with the phone except tried to clean the cache files: Recovery -> Wipe Cache data -> Reboot Any help will be appreciated. Pointers needed to recover media files.

So Cyanogen Inc (cyngn), known for their support for their support for CyanogenMod and their efforts to integrate Cyanogen OS into devices such as the OnePlus One, Alcatel POP Mirage, and several other devices . Cyanogen Inc just recently announced that they are shutting down their services . What does this mean for CyanogenMod, Cyanogen OS, and the devices which originally shipped with Cyanogen OS? Will they no longer receive OTA updates?

My Yureka Cyanogen restarts whenever I try to make a call. When I dial a number it restarts but not when I receive it. What could be the problem and how to solve it?

I have a Wileyfox Spark X running Cyanogen OS 13.0 and use the Gmail app and the stock email app for personal and work mails. The stock e-mail runs into problems when I reply to an e-mail thread. Instead of sending the mail, it goes to an Outbox, its status changes to 'Sending...' for all eternity and there is no way to make it re-try. That makes it practically unreachable - the only thing I can do from here is deleting it. New messages such as ones with only 'test' in them are sent, but not usually straight away - often only after I have gone into settings - incoming server and made it re-authenticate. All in all the stock email app seems to work in a completely other way than I am used to or not at all. Does anyone know the cause of this strange behaviour and how to change it? Previously on CM12 I was running TypeApp which was brilliant with Outlook Exchange (which seems to be bad system for phones in the 1st place). It seems wrong though to have the stock app there doing nothing...

Will there a Cyanogen OS 14? And if so will it be available for the OnePlus One?

I have oneplus one with the latest built of cyanogen13.1 but here is a problem, my live lockscreen which shows blur background of the recent app that is opened is not working. I just showing the regular wallpaper on the lockscreen. I tried everything but non of it seems to work.

Device: OnePlus One, non-rooted, stock Cyanogen OS I installed an OTA update today (27 August 2016). Now, the _Android security patch level_ shows a date from the future (1 September 2016). Why is it such a date?

I just got a new phone (Wileyfox Swift) with Cyanogen 13.0 installed and I am playing a bit with the app permissions. I am trying to understand which permissions can be denied to Google Play Services and which not. After messing up a couple of times with my phone, I think it's a good idea to ask around if anyone has an idea about it... so at least I could avoid to factory reboot once more! :)

I'm using a OnePlus One, running Cyanogen OS 13.1 (build date June 16, 2016), stock, non-rooted. I usually disable/uninstall all bloatware like a knee-jerk reaction. But recently I've noticed that some of these apps re-enable or re-install automatically, namely *Cyanogen One Note Plugin, Email by Boxer*, etc. How's this even possible? How may I disable/uninstall them permanently without rooting?

On Google, I found a similar problem on Reddit, which describes exactly what I've got right now: https://www.reddit.com/r/cyanogenmod/comments/3xm0mo/mobile_data_not_working_cm13/ The problem is that, even though I do have cellular reception, and everything (WiFi, SMS, calling) works just fine, whenever I turn off WiFi (or walk outside WiFi) it doesn't connect to the internet using a data connection (3G/4G etc). What I've tried so far (based on that Reddit post's comments) - Reboot my phone - Toggle Airplane mode on/off - Switch preferred network setting to 3G and then back to 4G - Enable Data Roaming (even though I'm still in the country this should be active) - Going to *Settings>Cellular networks>Access Point Names* and trying each of the available options - Check my remaining MB-credit on my subscription (I still have >100MB remaining) - *this is actually irrelevant since I do not have an exclamation point at my reception-icon* The only thing I haven't tried is some kind of reinstall/rollback of my OS. My Cyanogen version is 13.0-ZNH0EAS45F When I go to my *SIM 1 status*, I see that "Service status" says "Data: In service", but (even though my WiFi is turned off) the "Mobile network state" is "Disconnected". Can I force my phone to connect to the mobile network somehow? PS: This problem has existed for about 2 hours now. Before that it worked just fine. Update: One of these things might have fixed it. I'm not sure. It suddenly started working again, even though between the time of posting and now I did not change anything about my settings *at all*. I have (after it started working) reverted all changes to my settings, and it still works. I have no idea how this worked, but it works.

I have a doubt on Cyanogen OS. Can I install Android apps (e.g. from Play Store) on mobile (e.g. Lenovo Zuk Z1) running Cyanogen OS?

Background: I want a rooted Android phone, but I have never dabbled with rooting etc before. I own a YU Yuphoria device (which comes with Cyanogen OS). It seems to me there are two ways to get root access: - install CyanogenMod on the phone, or - root the stock Cyanogen OS that comes with the phone What are the pros and cons of either option over the other? If I install CyanogenMod, will I get quicker updates to the OS (including new Android releases)? Does the update happen automatically (or at least very simply), or does it involve some procedure (using the PC to flash/run commands etc) to be followed each time? Currently I am tilting towards CyanogenMod because I think (though I might be wrong) that it will allow automatic regular updates without having to re-root each time. On the other hand, I have read that rooting the stock Cyanogen OS will require the re-rooting each time after updating the OS. Any differences in stability between CyanogenMod (the stable releases, not nightly) and Cyanogen OS?