yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G3 Original Android Development] bayuadhi069:
I know that the internet permission is for firmware database and exploit location. I tried stump on my LG G2 D802 10f firmware, at first it takes about 3minutes of bruteforce method. But the next time i tried with my girlfriend phone with the same model and firmware it took only a few seconds.

Anyway, anything that runs on root can do basically anything.

But i trust this team wont do anything unnecessary. Thank you for bringing us oneclick root solution.
[G3 Original Android Development] inc0gn3gr0:
I think this is getting out of hand. The reality is that all of team is essentially working for free. Obviously, there is likely a drive for understanding on their part, but they could just exploit things and keep the secrets to themselves. Meaning we would have, no root or bootloader options. To make claims about the application, as potentially being malware, is silly. You are doing something that you "really" aren't suppose to be doing. You are walking a grey area. If you aren't willing to take the risk of potentially having your phone bricked, hacked or whatever don't download it. And if you are worried about spyware, you already have CarrierIQ and MLT test on your phone., so LG/carriers beat them too it.

With freedom comes risk, don't want the risk then don't beg or ask for the freedom. This is why we can't do fun things with our phones, because people want to blindly consume and not read instructions. If that is your prerogative then you should stick stock. It was developed to be idiot proof. jcase and many of the team have been around XDA for awhile, excluding IllgalArgument who seemed to come from left field, AFAIK. So they have a reputation they've built and would likely want to protect it.

They took their time to create an exploit for something that all of us on here want. They do not work for us, bounties are not guaranteed pay and people should stop talking to them like so. They have something we want and we should act like so. Instead of constantly whining and accusing like crybabies, this isn't a billion dollar corporation and we are not customers, its 6 people and info-moochers. So unless we want all of the G3 forum to look like the AT&T forum, we need to change our attitudes.

Also as far as I know, they created more work for themselves. Since imgs have to be Bump'd before this exploit works, so dev questions/problems may come in. But maybe I am wrong in this sense.

tl;dr: Don't go trick or treating if you are worried about poisonous candy corn.

Anyways, I appreciate the work, Team Codefire+ and don't let a few people turn you off. All us happy users, tend to be quiet.
[G3 Original Android Development] rollrsk8ter:
I have resisted chiming in.. But as a software developer (not android), I want to mention the challenge something like this brings to SMEs( Subject Matter Experts). I believe that these developers, don't do this for the money(although it might have been an incentive) , but also saw this locked boot loader as a challenge, a test of, who can solve this, they knew they could. Its a human trait, sometimes you see somebody trying to put a cadillac V8 into a Miata. Sometimes it is somebody trying to catch a huge bass (fish) on a 5wt fly rod with 2lb tippet. You see it in thousands of people running marathons knowing they are on no way going place or finish in the top 50. Give these developers applause and gratitude (and donations), because without them you would not have the freedom of using your device as you see fit. Thanks so much for your work, so many more of us appreciate the effort and hours you put in on this. Understand that you will cross paths with those that do not understand your motives or why you do what you do.

sent from anything but an iPhone
[G3 Original Android Development] inc(red)ible:
OMG Thank you so much!

Well...I got the LG G3 the day it was released. I previously had (for smartphones) the htc incredible (still have it, it's awesome!), the Galaxy S3 (still have it, but missed my incredible when I had it), and now the LG G3. Both previous phones I rooted pretty much instantly. This one, I loved it so much, just as it was with stock that I have left it until now. I have been so frustrated that sprint locked out the path input feature, and am so happy that it is possible to enable it with being rooted (http://xdaforums.com/sprint-lg-g3/general/info-root-restore-unlock-t2824334). I am definitely going to donate to you guys. Thanks soooooo much!

Edit: I also wanted to add...this is pretty insane. I remember back when I needed to download odin and download different .apks for my phone and I would read EVERY post in a root thread to understand how to do it and make sure I wasn't going to brick my phone. I just wanted to say that this is amazing that you guys made an all in one app for this. Seriously, you deserve my donation and I hope you all have patted yourselves on the back for this one.
[G3 Original Android Development] jamm513:
Please add support for D855P variant.
[G3 Original Android Development] die-hard:
Doesn't work on

V10l-EUR-XX

Build #: KVT49L.A1412000029
[G3 Original Android Development] gwolfu:
Can confirm on my G3
[G3 Original Android Development] tschmid:
Try purple drake light

Gesendet von meinem LG-D855 mit Tapatalk
[G3 Original Android Development] die-hard:
10x it worked ;)
[G3 Original Android Development] ouroborus2012:
so, the download link isn't working... I hope they didn't pull it because of all of the griping and complaining i've noticed in this thread! Anyone have any insight? I've been holding off on rooting until a recovery came out and now that we have one, I can't get good ole' stump so I can root!
[G3 Original Android Development] Arjohns:
Nope. I just checked and it worked fine for me... try from another web browser. That usually does the trick.
[G3 Original Android Development] bweN diorD:
The link is working for me. I'm surprised it wasn't pulled though. I only had to read 2 pages of that BS to see, it was some of the most ungrateful, disrespectful **** I have seen in a long time.

Its sad how the sense of entitlement has grown over the past couple years.
[G3 Original Android Development] Sean2814:
Please add support for the ATT LG G Vista, D631
[G3 Original Android Development] ouroborus2012:
ok, thanks guys... Yeah, i'm shocked it wasn't pulled either... wow... My link is working now, maybe it was just a blip earlier

Anybody know if this causes any issues with the new Bump'd unlock stuff??... I can't stomach to read through these pages of disturbing comments to try and find something.
[G3 Original Android Development] supermarioarv:
I don't know about you guys but i used stump root to root my international d855 g3 on version h and everything went fine.

I updated over the air to v10l and my phone is now rooted in v10l with stump root .why do you say it doesn't work in this version? I'm rooted with stump root on v10l

Στάλθηκε από το LG-D855 μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
[G3 Original Android Development] bweN diorD:
I have installed stump and bump twice without issue.
[G3 Original Android Development] ouroborus2012:
10-4, thanks!
[G3 Original Android Development] Molius:
This hasn't worked for me after updating to "10L" - it just said "It's patched, sorry". However, managed to regain root using purple drake without problems.
[G3 Original Android Development] istinet:
This was discussed before. With v10l LG patched the vulnerability, that's why you get that message.

Don't expect an updet for stump any time soon, after this ordeal over the permissions.
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Last I knew, this was a development site... We all come here to improve upon the android platform. Many do not know how such wizardry is accomplished and therefore have questions (on that subject, btw, there is a Q&A section). The moment you feel threatened by what you are about to do, read, Read and READ some more. There is a barrage of information on the interwebz... go forth and search.

The one big advantage of Android (and why 99.9999% of all users are here), is the ability to learn, improve and customize.

**The flip side... get an iPhone!**

Last I knew,

nobody forced me to do anything with my device.

I came here by my own volition.

I chose to unlock my "un-lockable" device.

I chose to root my device.

I chose to install a ROM

I also have the choice to walk away and say F that.

Please remember too, if for any reason you feel something "fishy" is afoot.

There is a PM function

There is a Q&A

And most of all... There is a report button

I ask all whom are butt hurt and full of rage to walk away, do some reading, go fishing, mow the grass, play with your dog/cat... Clear your head and really ask yourself, is Android for me.

Now go in peace and lets get back to what this amazing development thread was meant for.
[G3 Original Android Development] supermarioarv:
My international lg d855 is rooted with stump in v10l

If lg patched the vulnerability i shouldn't have root but i amrunning rooted .

Στάλθηκε από το LG-D855 μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
[G3 Original Android Development] bweN diorD:
what is unclear to me anyways is, did you directly root v10l with stump? or did you root the old version with stump, then took the ota, and root survived the ota? thats what it sounds like to me anyways, which would mean stump didnt actually root v10l, root just survived the ota.
[G3 Original Android Development] robbierob03:
Well if we can get away from all the he said she said for a minute, I actually have a question related to the app itself. My G2 has a non working touch screen for the top third of the phone. I can still use it normally for the most part, but I cant get this app to turn landscape. Is there anything I can do to use this app or do I have to root a different way?
[G3 Original Android Development] RandomPooka:
Can you enable 180 degree rotation and flip the phone all the way around?
[G3 Original Android Development] jyarborough:
Bump!!!!!! ?
[G3 Original Android Development] corn4ahead:
I am on LG G2 26a on VZW. I need to get root but cannot find a method to do so. I just got this phone on a warranty replacement so it has the latest OTA (26a). Anyway, I sideloaded Stump and I read that multiple people gained root using bruteforce. However, I was not able to even have the option to use bruteforce as it said my device was unsupported after pressing the grind.

What can I do?
[G3 Original Android Development] _Infamous_:
Maybe towelroot
[G3 Original Android Development] Droid8Apple:
LG issue

this happened to both of my G2's. it's the phone itself and there's nothing you can do but send it in. find a notebook app that lets you use your finger as a pen (i used the OEM notebook app) and draw lines from the top to the bottom without lifting your finger. if it looks like the picture i'm attaching then it needs to be sent for warranty replacement. mine is VS980 from Verizon.

*attached picture is one i just made, i couldn't find my screenshot; nonetheless it'd look nearly identical to mine except more exact.
[G3 Original Android Development] radipta91:
thank you so much, sir! finally after long time I could get my G3 rooted
[G3 Original Android Development] mslatter:
I finally bit the bullet too. Have an AT&T LG G3 D850. Dowloaded the app and ran it. It indicated an error and suggested Brute Force mode. I cancelled out...(scaredy cat)....then thought I might as well try. It took about a minute, and requested I reboot. I did. It booted up to the home screen and then rebooted again. Second time it finished booting and was stable, so I loaded SuperSU, opened it up, followed the instructions to install "normally" (since I don't have a custom recovery yet). SuperSu then suggested I reboot, which I did, and I'm good to go.... Thanks so much for all your work!!
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Did you gain root first?
[G3 Original Android Development] BrunoSlivar:
Device is patched? I cant use it?

D855 v10L
[G3 Original Android Development] TylerDurdenK:
Nope.

Use Purple drake.
[G3 Original Android Development] :
Sorry for the long quote/post, but I just wanted to learn more about stump/exploitation processes so I thought it'd be wise to get your attention this way.

First of all, I'm still laughing at the fact that so many people are moaning at you for a freaking VPN permission, I'd love to know how many of those people actually used VPN on their phone, since they clearly don't know much about the 'VPNDialogs' app... Permissions? Come on, I don't even remember the last time I've checked the permissions of what I've installed. If you trust the person making the app, you install it, and if you don't, you simply steer clear from the app. If it's a HUGE concern, given the code is not obfuscated, it's simple enough to decompile Java programs, so just do yourself a favor and read over the code. Seriously, two out of four threads in the original android development section belongs to these developers. That's half of the threads. Is that how grateful you are?

Enough of the rant, I actually want to know more about how stump worked. I don't have the time/skills to decompile the app and read through the code, and since stump is patched in 10L anyway, I don't see any problem in letting us know what it really does. I'm just a very curious computer science student who has just started learning Java, and again, since the exploit is patched anyway, wouldn't it be wise to just post the code on Github/wherever and tell the fear-mongerers to shut up? It would just save you some headache, and make a curious to-be-programmer's day, at least that's my opinion [emoji1]
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
The code is actually obfuscated, but still reversible. If the [MENTION=1157052]thecubed[/MENTION] is ready, I'm willing to discuss what I did to abuse the bug he found.
[G3 Original Android Development] bweN diorD:
i will never take an ota unless root is already available by some means, so it doesn't matter to me if you tell or not... however, i don't see the point in letting the cat out of the bag just because one build on one model has patched the exploit.

why make it easier for the rest of the carriers to patch it.

furthermore, 99.9% of users will have no clue as to what you are talking about anyways, so why not keep or discuss it privately.

most people don't give 2 shyts about the details, as long as its free. the minority will find something to complain about, ie. punch the gift horse right in the mouth, no matter what you do or say so there is little point in appeasing them.

IMO, you don't owe the community anything until you put a $ in front of it.

** nothing personal against [MENTION=5869032]CBKarabudak[/MENTION] and his desire to learn the code!!

its just my opinion of the situation and recent events surrounding this thread in general.
[G3 Original Android Development] bostonbassman78:
I have to agree keep it to yourselves and screw the haters

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And on that note is this still working on the 98510b build on Verizon just picked up the g3
[G3 Original Android Development] phaeacian:
I, too, was curious about the barrage of permissions... and I have yet to see an answer. The only responses from devs are:

1. I'm too stupid to understand

2. I'm a conspiracy theorist

3. I should get an iPhone

Disappointing.
[G3 Original Android Development] DerDerBrown:
OMG people, let's drop this permissions ****. If you don't like them don't use the app! Very simple.
[G3 Original Android Development] RandomPooka:
Could you please quote the the specific post(s) where those things were said, and highlight the phrases somehow? I don't remember it being said. You may be interpreting it differently than me, though.
[G3 Original Android Development] chuckwago88:
I have an idea, how about we stop discussing this and quoting each other. The developer answered the question and if his answer isn't good enough for you or you don't trust him, move on and don't use his work, very simple. Also, it wasn't the developers telling you to buy an iPhone or calling you a conspiracy theorist.
[G3 Original Android Development] RandomPooka:
That's where I was going with that
[G3 Original Android Development] markfm:
Build KVT49L.VS98510B is what I show for Build number. If that's what you show, it's the original VZW release build (I was an early purchaser, and VZW is known to be slow about changing things).

I'd give it a shot. If it works, super, if not there's at least one other root known for the initial VZW build.
[G3 Original Android Development] bostonbassman78:
Thanks will do I will reportback
[G3 Original Android Development] mabry:
WTF? jcase, don't take that kind of BS from no one. You are a well known respected developer. People always get root, all that for free on here, then want to complain about permissions? Get a life, and a job... If it wasn't for these awesome developers, none of our phones wouldn't be all 'pimped out' like we want them. Get some respect. Instead of complaining, click the Donate button and give jcase a beer or coffee. SMDH....
[G3 Original Android Development] :
But the matter of fact is, if one variant is patched than this means LG has already reverse engineered Stump, which makes any kind of discretion unnecessary. So if it's going to be patched in the next OTA in all variants regardless, why keep it a secret?
[G3 Original Android Development] bweN diorD:
We could go back and forth for days stating our opinions, in the end, its just that, our opinions.

The decision either way, isn't up to us. So I'll just leave it at that.
[G3 Original Android Development] flaviosp:
I've been reading several pages. How to unroot after stumped my phone?
[G3 Original Android Development] bweN diorD:
re-flash the stock firmware.
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
and this information can be found here [UNROOT] Return to Factory Stock - AT&T LG G3

While this thread is for the AT&T variant, you will simply need to find the correct .DLL and .TOT files for your device model.
[G3 Original Android Development] Mercyisfortheweak:
from OP: Added Support for LG-D858 Build/KVT49L.D85810a

i hope they update further into adding expolit for LG-D858 Build/KVT49L.D85810d

which gives me two newbie question: will the exploit work for LG-D858 Build/KVT49L.D85810d? does the letter makes difference at all?
[G3 Original Android Development] scottspa74:
I can't believe jcase had to step in and try to defend his work. Amazing. Jcase is legendary, cincpiracy theorists are ruining things for everyone else.
[G3 Original Android Development] dynamite972:
Any luck with your attempt on this Verizon Build?
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
You may receive a better response to this here , as this thread is really not the place for such questions:good:
[G3 Original Android Development] bostonbassman78:
Yup rooted and bumbd
[G3 Original Android Development] Mercyisfortheweak:
It worked on my LG-D858HK Build/KVT49L.D85810d Dual Sim!

The bruteforce worked flawlessly

thankyou so much to all the developers
[G3 Original Android Development] mrcarlxx:
What happens if brute force fails?
[G3 Original Android Development] istinet:
Absolutely nothing.

You need to find another solution to root your device. Stump didn't worked for me so I used purple drake.
[G3 Original Android Development] mrcarlxx:
Ah it worked, it didn't take long. Now I can get rid of these awful soft keys...well hide them at least lol
[G3 Original Android Development] dynamite972:
VZWAVSService has stopped

I am getting this error

Unfortunately, VZWAVSService has stopped.

after rooting and then rebooting. Is this an issue? (I am also getting a googleapps has stopped working error message)
[G3 Original Android Development] bostonbassman78:
The VZWAVSS is your visual voice mail that seems to be on Verizon cause I had that issue before rooting and bumbing and I have no issues with my googleapps
[G3 Original Android Development] beakybuzzard:
D631

Please add support for the Vista if possible!
[G3 Original Android Development] Sean2814:
I've been waiting too!
[G3 Original Android Development] kamrul.auntu:
Will it work for LG G3 D858HK ?
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
From the OP
[G3 Original Android Development] Alaek12:
can you please add support for G2 mini D620r , V10g

could you ?
[G3 Original Android Development] M3wThr33:
Wife was rooted on the LG G2, applied the firmware update accidentally.

It applied fine, but when I install StumpRoot to root it, it says it's already rooted, but it's not.

Edit:

Basically, having a way to ignore the root check would be nice, so I could run this again.
[G3 Original Android Development] geomun:
@jcase for Stump 1.2.0 for Vzw lg gpad 8.3 vk 810-build number is KOT49i.vk81022b

multiple root options not working on vk810 running 4.4.2

Quote:

Originally Posted by tomalak007

Stumproot works to root vk810 with KK update. Just thought id save everyone the trouble of searching.

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g...rizon-t2850906

I have tried Stump, IOroot, Towelroot, Kingo, Purple Drake and saferoot to no avail. I am using the LG G Pad 8.3 4g (vk810) Verizon tablet running 4.4.2. Current build number is KOT49i.vk81022b. Stump stops at 15000- music stop about 7000. I have let it sit for hours (overnight even). I have tried it on a fresh factory restore. Any thought JCASE? Several folks have stated that Stump worked after one or two tries. Would love to get rid of some of the Verizon bloatware.
[G3 Original Android Development] macdofco:
Anybody working on LG G Vista root?
[G3 Original Android Development] mickfitz:
No. Nothing works for root at the moment.

Sent from my LG-D858
[G3 Original Android Development] kamrul.auntu:
Seems that you are also using D858. By the way, your one is D858HK ?
[G3 Original Android Development] vishnuvardhan.sura:
Hi ,

Sorry if i am asking a dumb question but , If i Stumped or Bumped my sprint LG g3 and install a custom ROMS availble , Can i use that phone with T mobile ?.. I mean to ask is by Rooting the Mobile , Does it also unlocks ?
[G3 Original Android Development] istinet:
It won't sim unlock your device. It will give you root access (stump) and unlocks your bootloader.
[G3 Original Android Development] morchu:
LG LS660 / LG Tribute

LG LS660 (LG Tribute) Sprint.

www.lg.com/us/cell-phones/lg-LS660P-Sprint-tribute/technical-specifications

Currently not supported as of version 1.2
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
To all inquiring "Will this work on my device?" There are 2 steps for you to take.

Please check the OP first.

If not shown, please follow the steps [MENTION=1635564]morchu[/MENTION] has taken here.

This is fantastic and the correct method to gain notice by the development group.

Well done morchu:good:
[G3 Original Android Development] mrrogers1:
Did you try to disable SuperUser and then run it? The method to update the stock rooted G2 is to disable the SU app, then apply update, then run Stump Root.
[G3 Original Android Development] M3wThr33:
I've tried removing SuperSU already. But just the app. I can't do much else without root.

The issue is that updating to ZVE leaves a few remnants of SU in place. Stump root is seeing that and refusing to run, even if I don't have root. Only HAD it.
[G3 Original Android Development] trifos:
i have the f400k Korean version v10t and not support this firmware stump root
[G3 Original Android Development] kamrul.auntu:
Will it work with my KVT49L.D858HK10d ?
[G3 Original Android Development] stargate125645:
How is it that LG users are worse than others? I find that hard to believe. A handful of individuals should not make you punish others in a situation like this, because requiring the application to cost $25 (or any amount of money) is not going to make those people go away.
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
Sure makes it easier to put up with the bs.
[G3 Original Android Development] RandomPooka:
Unfortunately, you'll likely get the same trolls who now feel that you owe them even MORE because they paid 50 Rupees for the app

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Basically, humans suck