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[Sprint LG G2] ericdabbs:
Since Univsoldur no longer has the G2, I was asked by him via PM to create a thread to maintain the IO Root and TWRP recovery thread. I transferred over the information that was in the original OP and added a few notes. I will ask the mods to merge the responses into this thread.

It has been confirmed by many that the IO root now works on the LS980 though it is not listed in the main IO root thread. Below is a link with all the specific instructions for how to use this root tool.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2448887

Basic Instructions

1. Ensure you have the proper USB drivers installed, and your phone is in the proper mode (For Verizon, use Ethernet mode on the PC settings menu).

NOTE: If you do not have the USB drivers installed, you can get them from here: http://www.lg.com/us/support-mobile/lg-LGD801BK under MANUALS & DOWNLOAD -> Software Update -> USB Drivers

2. Enable Developer Mode on your phone and enable USB Debugging

3. Extract this zip file somewhere on your PC

4. Run root.bat

5. The phone will ask you to disconnect USB, disable USB debugging, then re-enable it and plug the phone back in, do so when prompted

6. You will then be asked if you would like to have a superuser package installed, which you can accept or decline

7. Download Root Checker from Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.rootcheck to verify successful root.

Here is the link to the area to download IO Root version 11 that still works with firmware ZV8.

http://downloads.codefi.re/shelnutt2/g2/spr/ioroot11.zip

Here is a tutorial video explaining how to install IO Root:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y45SXPRb31o

I am not the creator of this root method i am simply compiling the information for sprint users since it is scattered in many different places. Credits go to thecubed and shelnutt2 for creating the IORoot method.
[Sprint LG G2] Univsoldur:
Thanks man
[Sprint LG G2] phatmanxxl:
Good lookin' out. :good:
[Sprint LG G2] lowpro3210:
job well done:good:. kudos bud
[Sprint LG G2] autoprime:
the main ioroot thread was updated last week to point to an updated file. current ioroot is v17.
[Sprint LG G2] mrrogers1:
Thanks man! IO Root is definitely the easiest root method I've ever used, great to see you take the reins on this.

Has anyone used v17 on our device? 11 is no mess, no hassle, holy easy batman. :D
[Sprint LG G2] autoprime:
every new ioroot version contains what was in the previous root. so what was in ioroot 11 is now in 17.

I was simply saying that the main ioroot thread is now being maintained/updated and will continue to be updated to support new G2 updates.. including Sprint root updates.
[Sprint LG G2] mrrogers1:
Cool cool, thanks. I was just asking, glad to hear all should be good to go and it sounds like we should be following in the other thread again now? (That is last question.)
[Sprint LG G2] Chaosmaker2k:
Used this on mine, by far the easiest and fasted method of rooting I've ever used. Thanks
[Sprint LG G2] dps33:
New with LG G2. Wouldlike to root but...

I wan to keep everythign STOCK, Using this method, does it only ROOT and nothign changes? Would I be able to update PRL and Profile.Would I be able to takek OTA updates? I am on Zv8.
[Sprint LG G2] Chaosmaker2k:
Correct just gives you root. Team d3rp has a very nice Rom that is fully functional as stock with tons of bloat gone. I'm on it and got 19 hrs with 5 hrs screen on, plugged it in with those stats and still had 11%
[Sprint LG G2] ericdabbs:
Thanks for the heads up. I took over Univsoldur's thread as the maintainer in the link below and referenced the latest version of ioroot v17 in the OP to your post.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2522346
[Sprint LG G2] ericdabbs:
I talked to the mods and they were able to change the thread owner to me in the original IO Root thread in the link below. Please post your comments there because I will ask the mods to close this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2522346
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] calvinz_ck:
[ASK] How To Print Out the Contact !

because I can to buy new mobile how to print out it or... send it to my new mobile... it's n90
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Mr-Sale:
u can just copy the contacts to your SIM and then copy on ur new mobile? And pls, dont ask the same question twice, u opened two threads regarding the same question!
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drevangough:
I recently bought a new GS4 SCH-i545

Well i got it friday from Verizon, and had it rooted by Saturday. By Sunday I wanted my iphone back, so i wanted to reclaim warranty. Used Odin3 and the stock firmware for my device, and hit start and it failed. My phone is stuck at the Update with Kies, and I can get it into download mode. Thing is I've tried a a bunch of stock firmwares for my phone model and none of them work (Also I tried ODin 3 185 3.07 and 3.09). I'm at a stand still and any help will be greatly appreciated. Feel free to ask for anymore information that I may have left out.

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lances1027:
First I would say you are in the wrong forum, this is the S4 active. Then I would ask how you rooted? Custom Recovery?? And did you mean you CANT or can get into download mode?
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Drevangough:
Oops, I moved it over to the correct forum.

To answer your question:

I rooted with Safe Root, I cant really link to video i followed because I'm still new to the Forum

I can get it into Download mode no problem.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THE_KINGDOM:
Any simple solution for connecting wireless speakers via bluetooth to the Nexus Q?

Will it work if the Nexus Q is simultaneously connected to a bluetooth mouse at the same time?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcc07:
I recently rooted my 1st Gen KFHD7 and it seems that the battery is discharging at a faster rate than prior to rooting. I don't have any hard data to back this up as I never bothered tracking this in the past - more of a perception. It is quite likely that I am using the KF more and in different ways than prior and this is the reason I'm recharging more often but it never hurts to ask.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] AnTiDoWn3r:
Hey everyone, this might be a total noob question, but I'm relatively new to the whole custom rom thing, so bear with me.

I've been recently messing around with many roms just to see what I've liked and disliked. So far my favorite has been Paranoid Android. Today I flashed the beta of the 4.4.x release and have been very pleased with it. The only issue is that the OTA update apk doesn't seem to be anywhere. I've re-flashed the rom, but that hasn't helped. Any advice?
[Paranoid Android Q&A] Anu6is:
Device?
[Paranoid Android Q&A] AnTiDoWn3r:
Verizion GS3.

Sent from my SCH-I535.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] Anu6is:
I'm not sure if non-nexus device maintainers build with PA OTA by default...they can include it but they would have to make some changes and upload their files to Goo.im

You'd have to contact your maintainer to see if it's included or not.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] AnTiDoWn3r:
Ah that makes a lot of sense. The ROM turned out to be pretty unstable all around (at least for me) so I'm now running a CM 11 nightly. Once a stable release is made for PA, I'll flash that and if the app isn't included, I'll ask. Thank you for your time and help.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] Pirateghost:
The app won't do any good unless the maintainer puts their builds on goo and modifies the ota app to point to it. The standard ota app only works for the devices the team has listed on their site

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Paranoid Android Q&A] cezarvrabie:
I extracted the latest ParanoidOTA.apk from PA 4 beta 3. Just install it like any other apk and grant it SU permissions. Take it.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] Anu6is:
There is no point in this unless your device is hosted on the official servers or the app is modified to look at some other server which hosts your device builds.

The only thing installing this would provide is updates for GApps
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] jgummeson:
Hi,

Just got my Galaxy Relay in the mail last night. So far I'm liking it for the most part (aside from the crapload of bloat). Only real issue I'm having is that my WiFi calling is constantly trying to connect and fails with ER06 "SIM Not Ready". I got this error both before and after doing the OTA to JB. I'm coming from the HTC G2 where WiFi calling worked more or less perfectly, so I know my account/SIM supports it. Already double checked my SIM card to make sure it's the new model needed for WiFi calling. Noticed my e911 address was an old address so I updated that (not that it should really matter as long as I have an address there). Also updated my device in my tmo account settings in case that might make a difference. Updated all this stuff last night and still getting the same error. Has anyone else had this problem? Any ideas what to try next? Thanks for the help.

Jeff
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] jgummeson:
One more quick piece of info - the first thing I did when I took the phone out of the box was followed the steps for SIM unlocking the phone: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2255892. I haven't been able to test with a different SIM card yet to verify the unlock worked, but I'm wondering if this could have screwed up the WiFi calling. Can anyone verify whether WiFi calling still works after SIM unlocking?
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] jgummeson:
Ok good news everyone! After some more searching the wide wide webs I found some info for other phones having the same problem and the solution was to call up tmo and have them reset your iHLR settings. Don't know what it means but I told the support rep to try it and he knew what I meant. After he did it he told me to restart the phone and that it could take up to 2 hours to have an effect (probably just an easy way for him to get out of the chat session). But anyway as soon as I rebooted it was working. Hope this is useful for other people who bump into this problem. Thanks!

Jeff
[Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G] hacknet07:
Disabled Wi-Fi calling. Problem Solved.
[Oppo Find 5] Phil3759:
Main thread + features + install instructions + dev support

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2201860

PhilZ Touch is a CWM Advanced Edition that adds all the features you could ever miss in CWM

It is a well proven recovery for many phones

It also adds a full touch interface a completely configurable GUI

Please give your feedback, what works, and any bug you could encounter

Read the features, and check if you are missing something

Also, do not forget to read about the powerful aroma file manager integration and double tap shortcut

Download links

Last version can be found here:
[Oppo Find 5] flopo:
installed on find 5,works very well.........Thanks
[Oppo Find 5] sebbe312:
Best recovery IMO, used it on my S3 4G, works wonders!

Cheers,

Sebastian
[Oppo Find 5] hex007:
[SOLVED]

I recently noticed that after mounting usb storage in mounts menu, sdcard is unavailable for all functions in recovery. A 'reboot recovery' is needed to solve this. Probably internal storage is not mounted in the recovery after usb storage unmount

Steps to reproduce:

1) Open recovery

2) Mount usb storage

3) Go back to main page of recovery

4) Try flashing any package or making or restoring nandroid backup, etc

At this stage any feature of the recovery which need the internal sdcard mounted doesnt work

edit: While reading how to report a bug i wasn't able to reproduce the bug at all. Sorry for the mistake
[Oppo Find 5] HaTeNL:
Does this work with OMNI ROM 4.4? With touchscreen flashing and stuff?
[Oppo Find 5] hex007:
Currently using omni ROM 4.4 on find5 it works perfectly as expected including flashing form omni firmware update.

Other than the USB storage problem mentioned above I faced no problems with this recovery
[Oppo Find 5] olpiofort:
great recovery
[Oppo Find 5] eliaspizarro:
hi dude, any chance of getting omni rom's ota working
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] -FliP-:
I just bought a Sony Xperia M and a 32GB sdcard to install apps and games on it, but figured it is not as simple as it sounds.

I would like to run games from my SD card, if possible without rooting as my phone is brand new and would not like to mess something up.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] -FliP-:
Nevermind, I have just rooted my device using this guide.

However, how do I enable App2SD and fix the restart bug?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] worthexliscape:
camera app sometimes reports error "cant connect to camera"

no call duration on call

music widget changes track instead of pausing or playing music on lock screen

this custom build is good, really nice

pplease fix these problems.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] zedrwx:
Ok I have an S4 that i can get to to turn on but it gets to the s4 logo then right off.

It will also go into Download but as soon as i hit the up button to enable it it shuts off!

HELP!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Android_Monsters:
Can you get into recovery mode?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] zedrwx:
No

No it dies before it enters it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] zedrwx:
since i posted

I have now swapped the board with another phone and the screen and everything work just fine so I have narrowed it down to the board.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] zedrwx:
fixed!

It was a bad power button!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Android_Monsters:
Glad you got it figured out.
[Galaxy S III General] UD3R:
Well due to a suspicion of someone in my area trying to get into my network I disabled the SSID.

Since then my GT-I9300 stopped seeing it, says it's out of range. My router is TP-Link TL-WR1043ND

Any way I can fix that? I have stock rom with root.
[Galaxy S III General] hayabusa08:
If you disabled your ssid no device will be able to see it. Basically it means your wifi is off. You have to enable ssid in order to connect to it. Few steps you can make to ensure its more secure. Change log in user name and password to your router. Change your wifi ssid and password to a more complicated one.
[Galaxy S III General] s14sh3r:
I never tried, but I can't believe we don't have the option to connect to a hidden SSID :confused:

I downloaded this app and it does work. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.sourceforge.soopy.hidden.ssid.enabler&hl=en

It allowed me to connect to my wifi with the SSID not broadcasting.
[Galaxy S III General] srafa007:
If you know the SSID name you can add it manually with the add option.
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
As has been said, you will need to add your network again, and type the SSID in, just tap "Add Wi-Fi network" under Wi-Fi settings.

Also just so you know hiding the SSID will not provide much more security, it's easy to obtain the SSID even if it's hidden with the right software, also if someone was attempting to gain unauthorised access to your network they probably know your SSID anyway. If you use a strong WPA2 key to secure your network it will provide much more security than hiding your SSID.
[Galaxy S III General] jinosong:
No one can crack WPA2. Just stay away from WEP.
[Galaxy S III General] delsus:
Listen to this man.
[Galaxy S III General] Analog33k:
All kinds of network security can be cracked. It's a matter of resources (time, processing power, etc.). Just keep in mind that some (like WPA2) are just more difficult to break than others (WEP).

And also, don't forget that PEBKAC.

Cheers

PS: I think that changing and hiding the SSID + choosing a strong WPA2 key can bring enough peace of mind. Unless you're dating the daughter of the Head of NSA :D
[Galaxy S III General] jinosong:
I knew some idiot was gonna be a smartass and state this. We're talking about a neighbor cracking this guy's home network. Everything can be cracked with enough resources; yes we know that.
[Galaxy S III General] Analog33k:
Wow... "Idiot"... "Smartass"... Who is, really? Mr Wikipedia-I-Know-Everything who can't be a bit polite in a forum? Come on, guy... Go breathe some fresh air outside and come back (or not).

Btw, pls give correct answers to the one asking a serious question and stop polluting his thread.

Peace & ciao.
[Galaxy S III General] jinosong:
Listen you pre-pubescent know-it-all. I gave him the correct answer, to set it to WPA2, which is safe enough for the guy's needs. Then you come with some wise-ass statement stating nothing's safe from cracking. Do you think the NSA is going to try to crack his internet password?

The worst part of forums like XDA is that we have to put up with little nerdy middle school kids who aren't yet socially apt but want to look like they have a clue.
[Galaxy S III General] Analog33k:
Dude, let's stick to the point you've raised.

YES, you can hide your ssid AND put a WPA2 key on it. You just have to add it as another network. That's my current router configuration, and everything is running quite smoothly.

Let us know if it works.

Cheers
[Galaxy S III General] kljoki:
right !
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] pewe:
There are a limited number of mounting solutions available for the Wizard, particularly for mounting with the keyboard open.

I have found a flexible solution from Brodit which works for me for use in the car and on my desk with the device keyboard open (a keyboard closed solution is also available for those who prefer it).

Below are the pictures and links for the components I used.

They comprise of

1: A Screen mount (although a dashboard grill mount is also available for individual makes of cars I chose the screen mount because I did not like the idea of the device being to close to the heater vents).

2: A Horizontal cradle (although they also do a Vertical one).

3. A pack of what they call 'Move Clips'.

The move clip pack comes with 3 parts - 2 Male and 1 female - as seen in the first picture and here http://www.dsldevelopments.com/moveclips.html

The male is attached to the back of the cradle, and one female is attached to the Screenmount.

When the screenmount is placed in the car, the cradle can now be attached and removed from it very quickly and easily.

The second female clip I have attached to a moveable block on my desk, so when I am not in the car I can mount the cradle on the block for desktop use. I could have just stuck the second clip to my desk, but chose to mount it on a block so I could move it about easily.

Althought they have a cradle option with USB car charger included (Active Mount), I chose the 'Passive' holder and use it with the charge/sync cable that came with the device as I don't have anywhere to connect a cigarette lighter charger in my office.

To see the mount options go here http://www.dsldevelopments.com/pdaholdersearch.asp and search for HTC Wizard, and here is direct link to the screenmount http://www.dsldevelopments.com/suctionmount.html - shown with an example cradle attached

I understand from various posts that this solution is not available everywhere at the moment but this company will ship overseas for those who can't locate the parts in their own country. Postage is reasonable, but e-mail them for a quote.

NOTE: I have no association with the site at the links above - I just used them and found them very helpful.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] carphead:
Handnav also provide a excellent Suction Mount unit that works really well with the Brodit equipment.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] itwasntme187:
How did you place the move clip into the back of the screen mount??
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] pewe:
Both the screen mount and moveclip have very strong double sided tape already fitted which seems to adhere very well.

However if ever necessary the tape can be cleaned off with spirit and super glue could be used to attach the clip.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] pewe:
They do two, one that is the same mount shown above - it is made by Brodit, and a second which is a Dashboard mount and is shorter but does not have a flat mount plate from what I can see.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] pewe:
Here are some update pics.
[General Questions and Answers] Jaskaran498:
I am trying to build ubuntu touch for my device.

I accidently selected "home" directory for .repo

And didn't notice until the process completed (LOL) and even ran few commands after it.

Here is what I did->

Command one->

phablet-dev-bootstrap home

(I dont remember writing "home", but since the ".repo" folder was in home directory, lets assume I wrote it).

And after things completed, I ran these commands->

repo sync -j3
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch cm_devicenamehere-userdebug

(This is where it failed and this is where i realized the mistake.)

Now my home directory looks like this->

(I marked the folders with red rectangle which I think got created during this mistake.)

Though I removed ".repo" folder yet I think I am left with some folders which are uselessly present.

Please help me to remove useless folders.

PS-> I already started process just now again and this time using directory that was actually meant for it. Is it ok?

Thanks.
[HD2 General] Smileyz0r:
First there are so many sub-forums on the HD2 page i couldn't chooce so i put it here.

Like this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=982921&nocache=1

I've been having this problem of being unable to start magdlr mode or cLK mode. installed both right neither worked, did wipes,partitioning

When i start phone it's stuck at the boot HTC screen i wait for hours nothing happens.

the only thing i can open is the tricolour screen right now. i have no idea what to do now i was trying to get from Windows 6.5 to android

I have already done this right one another HD2 from 6.5 to anroid 2.3.7 and i had no problems, did same thing but it didn't work with this one.
[HD2 General] Shadow_Nexus:
Man, you're definitely have a lot of homework and (obviously) we need more info.. :D

I'm sorry if I misunderstood something, but in general, here's what you'll need:

First, for custom ROMs whatever it is (winmo, wp, android) you're definitely need a HSPL (2.08HSPL for wp & android, or 3.03HSPL for winmo).

Second, a Radio ROM that support 576MB RAM.

Third, a loader (magldr for wp7 or android, or CLK for android only).

Fourth, a highly compatible & high speed uSD.

Fifth, a flashable recovery image (if you plan to use android).

Sixth, a flashable OS ROM image of your choice.

If your phone stuck at boot screen image (white background with a green HTC word if it's still stock boot screen), then it's definitely your NAND is empty.

No loader, no ROM image, nothing.

Read some sticky thread to dig up a lot more info. :)
[HD2 General] Smileyz0r:
As i said i have done this before. many times on different android devices so i know the basics i need.

I got the ROM i'm planning to put and 2.08HSPL is on the phone.

Not sure what i need the Radio ROM is for

I tried putting magldr didn't work, neither did CLK... they were put on succesfully but then i couldn't load them due to the fact there's no current ROM on the phone

SD Card is there. It's a good one

Got the recovery image
[HD2 General] Smileyz0r:
Still need help.
[HD2 General] eclyptos:
Probably the partition is to small and can't load, flash again and make bigger partition.
[HD2 General] Smileyz0r:
Flash what again? i never got to putting the ROM itself. It always said empty Image version.
[HD2 General] eclyptos:
Did you flashed? You did not because it not say anything? Well, to me happened many time. If you have the right image in the folder should not be any problem. Just flash. If you still stuck in boot it's because the partition is small or you using a wrong image.
[HD2 General] Smileyz0r:
When i flashed nothing happend. I'm at the point where i don't know if it's even fixable. it's not bricked tho