yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Optimus G (International)] medo18:
My problem was

D:\LG Optimus G\Fastboot>adb push lk.img /data/local/tmp/lk.img

1264 KB/s (234640 bytes in 0.181s)

D:\LG Optimus G\Fastboot>

D:\LG Optimus G\Fastboot>adb push unlock.sh /data/local/tmp/unlock.sh

29 KB/s (224 bytes in 0.007s)

D:\LG Optimus G\Fastboot>

D:\LG Optimus G\Fastboot>adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/unlock.sh

- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed: Operation not permitted (1) -

check_LGE_official: enable_root = 0, size = 0

D:\LG Optimus G\Fastboot>

D:\LG Optimus G\Fastboot>adb shell touch /sdcard/g_security

- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed: Operation not permitted (1) -

check_LGE_official: enable_root = 0, size = 0

any solutions?
[LG Optimus G (International)] chacho_2me:
that error should have been during the "adb shell id" command

if your phone is still ok.. try to rerun it again ( and i hope it will work now)

any help from windows users please :)
[LG Optimus G (International)] medo18:
I cant, same problem.
[LG Optimus G (International)] medo18:
Thank you very much MR.Jcase.

I have Root and Recovery NOW.
[LG Optimus G (International)] eggy5517:
I’m also faced with the problem which imedo18 had:confused:

Please tell me solution:crying:
[LG Optimus G (International)] medo18:
Remove this file from your SDcard

/sdcard/g_security

and try again.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Robobob1221:
On Docomo but another phone: Q about your root access

Hi,

Sorry for being a bit off topic but I wanted to know, with the root access, has the docomo security been completely turned off?

On Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 we have a problem with certain root apps causing restarts when granted su access. These inc. stericson's busybox, and root manager. Have any of you encountered anything like this?
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
On Galaxy Note 2 may be. Coze I don't have it but on Docomo Optimus G rooting with this method not call any problems with device
[LG Optimus G (International)] Robobob1221:
Do you know how the access control was bypassed/switched off, is it something that can be disabled within the ramdisk?

Sent from my SC-02E using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
I don't know how to bypass control but I think mr jcase know. First of all he has done root my device via the teamviewer in the blind.

He is professional:good:
[LG Optimus G (International)] chevro1et:
I know the security is disabled when the bootloader is unlocked using the Free Gee tool. Unsure if that tool has been updated to include the Domoco devices or not. You could ask on the IRC channel or in the Free Gee thread.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Misudoll:
do you know how to decompilation an apk ?if so,I think this method will disappear the R signal

add this sentence into the framework-res .apk remember to backup at first.

<EriInfo RoamingIndicator="128" IconIndex="1" IconMode="0" EriText="your carrier" CallPromptId="0" AlertId="0" />

it's beyond my ability so i don't know how to add it
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
Big thanks my friend but I don't know how modify apk files.

I will wait for modificated rom with all disabled unneeded functions.
[LG Optimus G (International)] mimicats:
Is there succeed rooting this device? I didn't read too long :p

Thx dude

I means dat who ever tried to remote the Dapps ;)
[LG Optimus G (International)] zporkz:
Thanks! This worked for me.

In case anyone is having troublewith the fastboot drivers, install the normal LG drivers, and follow the instructions for the root process.

WHen you get to the garbled screen, that's when you'll be able to install the fastboot drivers. Do so then, then continue with the guide.
[LG Optimus G (International)] mimicats:
Man, did u delete the Docomo apps after root. If yes, would u mind to proce the steps :rolleyes: BTW thx lots
[LG Optimus G (International)] Misudoll:
you may install a system app remover

or use an Root explorer enter the system/app file and delete them

remember to backup before you do this
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
I was deleted unneeded apps via titanium backup of course before backuped.
[LG Optimus G (International)] zporkz:
So now that the phone has been unlocked, cab I safely flash other Optimus G roms?
[LG Optimus G (International)] mimicats:
Wow cool, how about the battery life after u deleted all these, is there longer or nth special? :thumbup:
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
Yes phone success unlocked but you can't flash roms from other optimus g devices. If you flash you break your phone. Now I not see any custom or new roms to our device, may be in future some will crate.

Yes bro after del all unneded apps battery life very good on my lgog. Only games and 3g very quickly eat battery:rolleyes:
[LG Optimus G (International)] daniel7713:
Can you remove the icon in menu? I removed the apps with Root Uninstaller, but cannot erase the icon in menu.
[LG Optimus G (International)] demonntl:
Can we have a list of safe delete apk, that would help us all.
[LG Optimus G (International)] mimicats:
Ya if can.with steps are better :p:D
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
I don't know but I removed almost all programs from docomo.
[LG Optimus G (International)] demonntl:
I remembered u ask the NFC app, it is NFC Easy Connect https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sony.easyconnect.

The app said my phone is enable with NFC. I tried with my friend S3 but it cant work. My mistake.
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
Yes its mistake, you check NFC with other apps like 'Do I have NFC?'

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.obasiapps.utilities.doihavenfc

May be Sony Easy Connect not check NFC chip and simple try use it.
[LG Optimus G (International)] mimicats:
hey guys this is my 1st time trying to root a cp and..its also the most safety device, can u post up by step root this device? im lost in it lol~thx
[LG Optimus G (International)] mimicats:
im jammed at the begin, explore all Root V1 and create cmd to excute dat 4 instructions... how to do dat :( help pls
[LG Optimus G (International)] demonntl:
This is the ADB file - Put it in C:\ , with all the root file you downloaded in this topic.

Open CMD, then input " CD c:\adb "
[LG Optimus G (International)] mimicats:
Omg I'll try again, many thx :thumbup::o
[LG Optimus G (International)] kenzhin:
Hope to have custom roms soon.
[LG Optimus G (International)] mrmamon:
I found some bug,

-sometime I can't turn on after turn the phone off have to pull battery out.

-take a long time to recharge and hot battery if charge while turn it off.

-poor gps performance(?) this one is the most annoying problem for me, can't lock even i'm standing middle a park with clear sky.
[LG Optimus G (International)] chadouming:
Nothing to do with the purpose of this thread.
[LG Optimus G (International)] mrmamon:
I got that problem after root with this method, here is not the place to report?
[LG Optimus G (International)] zporkz:
I've had that before root.
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
I have your problem 1 too. Sometimes I can't turn on device after turn off. If battery full discharged then I can't turn on it. Tried connect to charger then power button bu nothing. I will sell my device if I find other powerfull device with 4.7-4.9inches(not 5=<)
[LG Optimus G (International)] Misudoll:
for 1

is the temperature too high or too low ?

I've met this problem twice when I went to a really cold place

for 2

I use a 2A charger from ipad ,but have no idea if it's bad to the device...extremely hot while gaming and watching movie...

have no idea how to deal with it

for 3

you may try GPSstatus before use GPS app.open 3G4G and gps

after the GPS status download the A-GPS statistics,you will find the GPS works better

hope these can help u
[LG Optimus G (International)] LNJ:
Don't use a 2A charger. I think the LG one is 1.2A.

Don't exceed 10% of max current for prolonged period of time unless you want to damage your phone.

LG Optimus G E971/3/5
[LG Optimus G (International)] chadouming:
Pretty sure the chip in the phone will take care of lowering the amp
[LG Optimus G (International)] LNJ:
It will but not without causing unnecessary heat. And that leads to component failure eventually.

LG Optimus G E971/3/5
[LG Optimus G (International)] mrmamon:
Ok, my only problem now is I cannot recharge if I turn it off. It will show black/white simple battery recharge animation instead of original color recharge animation and it just getting hot, without recharged or really slow recharge. anyone got the same problem?
[LG Optimus G (International)] er.davinder:
I was wondering if this method be used to root & unlock bootloader of Optimus L9 aswell. Is it possible??
[LG Optimus G (International)] germes81m:
I have too same problem with slow recharge, but recharge and I can wait:)
[LG Optimus G (International)] demonntl:
It would be better to charge 10 -20 minutes then turn the phone one to charge. It is so sad that our phone is forget. No developer and no room. :(
[LG Optimus G (International)] Fran31:
I have same problem. ¿Solution please? :(

Edit: Solved.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Fran31:
Hi! Please!!!!!! I have a very serious problem. I did the root with this tutorial and I restored factory yesterday and now the phone does not work, or does not turn when you turn the screen or restart, and not either Screen S / W, which put out below:

I could install the cwm, if someone makes a backup with cwm recovery and uploads of here so I download it, I will be able to fix my problem?

Please help.

EDIT: I could install the cwm, if someone makes a backup with cwm recovery and uploads of here so I download it, I will be able to fix my problem?
[LG Optimus G (International)] medo18:
I dont have this phone now, but you should be install the Stock Firmware TOT files,

or try to enter the recovery by ADB

Fastboot boot recovery.img

and install the ROM.

But i think you have problem with the partition now, you should be install the Stock TOT files.
[LG Optimus G (International)] Fran31:
Thanks.

And how I can install the tot with recovery? Can with cwm? is that if I try to install the tot with FlashTool, Flashtool don't detect my phone ...
[LG Optimus G (International)] medo18:
1- Install the driver .

2- Download FLASH TOOLS 1.2.45.921.

3- Turn off mobile and press Vol Down + UP and plug in USB you will see it.

You will see message in your mobile also for ready.

Here for the driver and how to flash but its very hard no need it just install the driver and you need DLL file for you mobile.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1244490
[LG Optimus G (International)] Fran31:
Thanks.

The problem is that when I connect the phone to the PC does not appear "LGE CDMA USB Serial Port". Moreover, nothing comes in Ports (COM & LPT), only I get up as Google Android Phone Nexus 4 Bootloader. :(

EDIT: I only have two options:

1 - Someone upload a backup of your mobile phone with clockwork mode (CWM) to see if I can fix it.

2 - That leaves a KDZ to flash in Download Mode, because that way if I work.

Can anyone help in any of these cases? Please ...

EDIT 2: I just broke up over the phone as I do not know, now I do not recognize it or the cmd, I can only enter download mode. If someone gets in kdz stockrom tell me, please, I think is the only way to resurrect it. :crying::crying::crying:
[LG Optimus G (International)] demonntl:
will this work on 4.1 update ? i cant go to 4.1 because i am out of Japan
[LG Optimus G (International)] Shelnutt2:
You'd have to test bit I don't think so because on jb they renabled sbl3 SIG checking lk. So most likely you'd need to flash ICS sbl stack also.
[LG Optimus G (International)] dark_david:
so no root for 4.1.2??

anybody can confirm?
[LG Optimus G (International)] kokogambo:
i am trying to root my:

Optimus LG pro L-04E device, with this method:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2006946

section: How to "root" your Optimus G

I am doing:

Put the phone into "Charge Only" mode at Settings->General->PC connection->USB connection type

Open CurrentRoot.bat and follow its prompts. You will need to change from "Charge Only" to "Media sync (MTP)" mode. The setting is in the same place.

then when i am continue with the script i got:

D:\L04E\ZV9-ZVB-Universal-Root\ZV9-ZVB-Universal-Root>adb shell

- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed: Operation not permitted (1) -

check_LGE_official: enable_root = 0, size = 1

now i get this message even after reboot when executing "adb shell"

someone knows what the issue is?

there is another way to root the device?
[LG Optimus G (International)] kimitza:
is debug option enabled?

click my signature to see other rooting methods.
[LG Optimus G (International)] kokogambo:
yes... i checked it.

is the original method ( giantpune) in this thread will fit to my device too? L-04E?

i say that this method contains flashing boot.img and i am afraid it wont fit to my device....

i dont want to brick it.
[LG Optimus G (International)] kimitza:
Rooting can be done several ways,try them.

Sent from LG E975 pwd by CM 10.2/smart phones,dumb people.
[LG Optimus G (International)] suco.zyx:
Hi jcase, I am trying to unlock the bootloader of LG L22 and L01F, can you share the backdoor that you have found so that I can try that at those 2 LG devices ?
[LG Optimus G (International)] hoangps:
Step 2

After disable usb debug then enable and typing command: adb shell id

I got this notice

uid=2000(shell) gid=2000(shell) groups=1003(graphics),1004(input),1007(log),1009(mount),1011(adb),1015(sdcard_rw),3001(n
et_bt_admin),3002(net_bt),3003(inet),3006(net_bw_stats)

What's wrong with me ? tried many times,still a same result :(

Optimus L01E Docomo 4.1.2
[LG Optimus G (International)] ddvche:
Any custom roms for l-01e？ stuck on ice cream sandwich.
[Xoom General] oikeakives:
After Motorola joined the Android update alliance, they promised to release operating system updates to all its Android devices for 18 months following their release. But for the Xoom2/Xyboard Motorola quietly abandoned its update pledge, they will not provide any more updates for this device. Even though Motorola Xoom2 MZ607 has been on market only 12 months. Motorola providet only one update to this device and it took over 10 months :( and they don't even unlock the bootloader, i will never again buy anything from Motorola.
[Xoom General] Chaosgod27:
Wait I thought that promise was for the XOOM original not other devices >.>

The XOOM is a Google Experience Device so it gets updates...
[Xoom General] oikeakives:
It dosen't matter which XOOM you have, all of them should be updatet http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/10/google-partners-with-oems-and-carriers-to-guarantee-android-upda/
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
Google handled the Xoom. Xoom 2 and all those other nonsense locked bootloader tabs are Moto's responsibility. Can't change it not but you'll buy a GED like the Xoom in the future I'm sure.
[Xoom General] johnny0911:
That makes two of us!!!
[Xoom General] nabuhonodozor:
Same with me. Additionaly xoom2 608 us giving me problems like crashes, frequently stops responding etc. I use stock rom no root just few apps. Never again moto.

Wysyłane z mojego GT-I9100 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Xoom General] big ach:
I still haven't seen any sources online saying that jelly bean will not be coming to the Xyboard/Xoom 2?

Sent from my Motorola Droid Xyboard 10.1 with Verizon 4G LTE
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
Common sense?
[Xoom General] Intergalacdroid:
I feel for all you guys who, like me, are bitterly disappointed by Moto's lack of updates for the Xoom 2, and the seemingly pointless hope that there will ever be custom ROMs for this device.

I purchased my Xoom 2 over a year ago, and had to wait an eternity for the update from HC to ICS. I shouldn't have bothered waiting. I'm not a dev, so I don't know the intricate details of the Android workings....all I can say is that, in my opinion, the stock ROM is utter, utter, monumental rubbish!

My tab is laggy, unstable and generally unpleasant to use on a daily basis. In fact, it's been lying in my bag for about 2 weeks with a flat battery, and I can't even be bothered to charge it.

I now have a complete loathing for anything Moto, and I will never recommend a Moto device to anyone.

I saw some posts some time ago, which said that Moto took an eternity to release ICS because they wanted to make it "stable" and "bug free"....FAIL! It still has problems with the browser randomly closing while mid session, and as mentioned before, it's painfully laggy.

I'm going to try a complete wipe and factory reset to see if I can salvage the £300+ I spent on this POS, but I'm not feeling optimistic.

If anyone has any suggestions, then I would be grateful to hear them.....please don't suggest selling it, I'm seriously debating that now LOL

Good luck guys...and thanks for nothing Moto :(
[Xoom General] Cubanluke88:
The Android Update Alliance was dead on arrival. None of the OEMs stuck to it and no one apparently took it seriously.

Its a real shame that OEMS fail to support products properly and its one of the biggest reasons ill be sticking to Nexus devices in the future.
[Xoom General] Chaosgod27:
^Pretty much even I don't remember the promise...
[Xoom General] big ach:
What's the general life cycle of a nexus device? Like is there a standard?

Sent from my Motorola Droid Xyboard 10.1 with Verizon 4G LTE
[Xoom General] jimboogly:
So Far my Nexus 1 was until the devs couldnt shoe horn in the latest os version to the limited memory on the device.

They are still working magic with the xoom wifi 604.
[Xoom General] Cubanluke88:
I think he's talking about from the OEM.

Nexus one was released on Android 2.1 in January of 2010 and upgraded up to 2.3.6 in September 2011 (~21 months).

Nexus S released on 2.3 in December 2010. Its final update was 4.1 in October 2012 (~22 months).

And the Xoom, while not a Nexus, had the GED wifi version released in late March of 2011 on 3.x. It was updated to 4.1 in July 2012 I believe (~18 months).

So across the board, Google has stuck to their minimum of 18 months of updates.
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
3 major updates + X amount of bug fixes give or take.
[Xoom General] Winesnob:
Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jellybean. 18 months was up in October 2012. I'd say we got all that we could, particularly since the Xoom had a really small system partition from the start. Fortunately there are some great developers making 4.2.1 work near flawlessly on the Xoom.
[Xoom General] Cubanluke88:
The thing about the Xoom is that each step, from 3.x to 4.0 and 4.0 to 4.1, it saw MAJOR improvements. Honeycomb was just genuinely bad, no surprise there as it was essentially a closed beta. ICS unified 2.3 and 3.x. For users that went straight from 2.3 to 4.0 (i.e. most phones that upgraded), they didn't really see a very large performance upgrade. But for users on 3.x like us, it was HUGE. I remember when it came out. It gave the tablet new life. Conversely I remember a lot of phone users being irritated by it because of the huge UI change (and very little, if any perceivable performance upgrade, as 2.3 was already a reasonably stable OS).

And then 4.1 introduced project butter which improved performance across the board and again, new life in our aging device.

I'd like to say that 24 months should be the standard, but really with how fast hardware improves and with a new Android release roughly twice a year, I can understand the 18 month policy.

It did the Xoom wonders. If you didn't experience it much or don't recall, flash back to a 3.x rom. That **** was just bad. I'm pretty content with my Xoom staying on 4.1 for the foreseeable future.
[Xoom General] sbrownla:
The LTE Xoom remains a tragedy (though mine is still chugging along) and it is the MAIN reason the Google merger and all of this banter about a Motorola X phone doesn't mean crap to me.

I hold Motorola and Google (and Verizon) responsible for this lie of a tablet. No official Jelly Bean is pathetic. Truly pathetic.

I can't wait to get a Note.
[Xoom General] Cubanluke88:
Good luck. Samsung and other OEMs are no better when it comes to updates (except maybe Asus and Acer).

For instance, Samsung abandoned the 2011 galaxy tab 10.1 at Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0).
[Xoom General] pjcons:
Updates, updates, updates...it's all you generally hear on these forums. Don't forget the only way anyone makes any money in Androidville is through HARDWARE. If Moto or whoever update Xoom2 to current Android version, how are they gonna sell Xoom3 and Xoom4 and Xoom X or whatever they're going to call it?

Honestly, think about how these people make money and it's a no brainer. I got a Xoom as I knew it was a GED and got WI-Fi as the GSM/CDMA/LTE versions never get updates (historically). But at the end of the day you make the decision to buy the hardware knowing that in 2 yrs the HARDWARE won't be able to keep up anyway and will have to be replaced (Xoom getting bit long in the tooth now but is suprisingly robust IMHO).

If you get updates for all of eternity then what motivation do you have to purchase a new device?
[Xoom General] Cubanluke88:
Its not so much about getting updates for eternity, its about getting updates in a timely manner.

Example: Android 4.0 was released in November 2011? I believe the Xyboards did not see updates until October of 2012. Thats nearly a year to wait considering the Xyboards came at the end of 2011 I think, and for an outdated version no less (Jellybean having been released in the summer).

And the OP's premise was based on the Android Update Alliance, a pact that OEMs commit to but never followed through with. 18 months of updates really isn't asking much.

My old Motorola Photon was another prime example. It was released on Gingerbread, had fantastic build quality and easily had the hardware to support ICS. It was released in July 2011. It was slated to get ICS. And then in October 2012, Motorola decided the device would not see an update, due to "stretched resources." It also did not help that the latest firmware that had been pushed to the device locked the bootloader in such a fashion that, to my knowledge, no one has broken (previous bootloader versions were unlockable thanks to a leaked tool).

Sure, a lot of this comes from wanting to promote newer devices and encourage people to upgrade. But I think another large part is due to the absolute volume of devices some of these OEMs push out and the fact that they simply do not have the resources to support software development for all of them.

I love Motorola devices; they have fantastic build quality and excellent hardware. I am really hoping that Google cleans house and does work with Motorola Mobility. I really wouldn't be surprised if the next line of Nexus devices included at least one Motorola - I'm hoping for a new 10" (note that there has been no new tablets from Moto since the Xyboards).
[Xoom General] xda_biscuits:
I agree with you completely. My Xoom is great with jelly bean and still has developers like team eos backing it.
[Xoom General] big ach:
I think 2 years and consistently timely updates would be a fair deal. But OEMs don't do this. They are barely getting 18 months.

Sent from my Motorola Droid Xyboard 10.1 with Verizon Wireless 4G LTE
[Xoom General] Quantumstate:
I am glad that someone is FINALLY standing up for the poor powerless downtrodden corporations! They can only charge us $800 for a device that lasts a whole year, so how are they supposed to pay their executives the several $million one must have to get by these days?! They can't do it.

We are lucky they are still charitable enough to keep making -anything- for us ungrateful customers.
[Xoom General] pjcons:
Let's not forget who makes the decision to purchase these $800 (?????) devices. :)
[Xoom General] big ach:
18 months isn't really unreasonable (at least for phones), I mean most of us are on two year contracts, and are usually eligible for an upgrade a few months before the 2 year mark, so I think its safe to say we will be alright.

Anyways, I think there should be a rule... if a company decides it will no longer upgrade a device, then it should give the users an option to unlock the bootloaders and then let developers do their thing!
[Xoom General] pjcons:
U don't need an unlocked BL to mod/rom ur phone.