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[G3 Original Android Development] TheRealJobe:
Thanks a ton, you guys are the best!
[G3 Original Android Development] fattire:
Congrats IOMonster, et al!

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[G3 Original Android Development] thecubed:
Hey! Haven't heard from you in a long time, stop by the #lg-g3 channel and say hi some time!
[G3 Original Android Development] samepic:
Confirmed working on my LS990. Installed SuperSU and Titanium without any issues. Excellent job, guys!
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
Guys this thread is for stumproot, anything else like what bloat to remove doesn't belong here. Please find an appropriate thread or open one
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
The number is arbitrary, it doesn't even represent the actual number of tries.
[G3 Original Android Development] idelgado782:
JCase thank you for your responses. I tried the lastest stumproot with brute force and it still said unsupported device, but I did try purpledrake and that worked like a charm. I wanted to give you guys a heads up on that. The divide model number is LG-V410 for the Gpad 7.0 Att version.

Thanks again! :good:
[G3 Original Android Development] rjmohit:
will it work on Moto G (XT1028) by bruteforce?
[G3 Original Android Development] kenneff:
For those interested,

Currently have bruteforce running on:

KVT49L.A1404904136

Australian Optus LG-D855

Currently been on for 1.5 hours. Hopefully it'll finish and get sent through to devs soon.
[G3 Original Android Development] mrrogers1:
Please read the OP...
[G3 Original Android Development] durandetto:
First off just wanna say thanks to all involved. I would donate if I was out of work with a broken leg right now. My question is, is there anything with the process that would affect battery life? Today was the worst battery life I've had since I got the phone. I noticed a wake lock with Android os.
[G3 Original Android Development] kenneff:
I know bruteforce counter number means nothing, but just ticked over 11,000. Patience is a virtue
[G3 Original Android Development] mrrogers1:
Not rooting and you should have uninstalled the app when done and probably not the right thread either...
[G3 Original Android Development] durandetto:
Sorry didn't want to stay a new thread. Might have been because I forgot to delete the app we'll see tomorrow. Thank you
[G3 Original Android Development] kenneff:
So about 4.5 hours in, counter around 16500, the original bruteforce root popup pops ups again. I pressed 'OK' and the ticker is continueing, but I suspect that it has started all over again. Time will tell I guess. Phone is working hard, hot as the background on the app, plus I left it in screen on and charging.
[G3 Original Android Development] saMMuel'sky:
Bruteforcing right now. :) Hope everything will go ok. :D
[G3 Original Android Development] Vagelis1608:
Here is what it shows:

Sent from my D620R [Stock 4.4.2]
[G3 Original Android Development] saMMuel'sky:
Successfully rooted now with bruteforce. :)

Hope you guys/developers got what you need for others to work later.
[G3 Original Android Development] PjotrFias:
Weird, I have a version that is already supposed to be supported without bruteforce, but 1.1.1 says no.
[G3 Original Android Development] suljo94:
try rebooting then run it again, had the same issue
[G3 Original Android Development] PjotrFias:
Yeah, it does not work.

But it is true I tried bruteforce once before and it did find the offset, but when I restarted and installed SuperSU it said that binary is not installed and SuperSU can't install it. It could be a problem with that. Now when I run bruteforce it goes over 11000 and nothing is fond (somehow it always stops before anything is found, probably some app is started). And I'm almost sure previously the number was under 8000.

Eh, I'm sure it will be sorted out eventually. I don't need root that bad, if I would it would be rooted already.
[G3 Original Android Development] jaythenut:
Purple dragon will work for you
[G3 Original Android Development] PjotrFias:
Probably, I was just reporting that it's not working for some reason.

I even tried the "Restore upgrade errors" option in LG PC Suite, just in case something was corrupted.

I'll try bruteforce again later.
[G3 Original Android Development] u1988:
[MENTION=2376614]jcase[/MENTION]

Thank you!

can you please add more info to your FAQ ?

*like will i get updates with FOTA or LG Mobile Phone ?

*there is any way to get updates with out flash new Ver. ?

*unroot will work with Super SU or i need to install Stump again?

*The root will change status to ROOTED in Download Mode?

can you chack this out if it will work on G3 too UNROOTED with this? [MENTION=2376614]jcase[/MENTION]

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/help/how-to-change-status-rooted-to-unrooted-t2850096
[G3 Original Android Development] santroph:
Thanks.

Works really well with the D855P (Brasil and Mexico variant) with rom 10A.

Best regards,

Santroph.
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
These questions are outside the scope of what I will be covering, and are not frequently asked.
[G3 Original Android Development] pe11arl:
Model not supported. :(

The device is not supported.
[G3 Original Android Development] Skid71:
Fancy seeing you here...helping....as always.
[G3 Original Android Development] klarthur:
Rooted my Sprint LG G3 in under 3 seconds... amazing! By far the easiest Root method I have ever used!
[G3 Original Android Development] _alex74_:
ahmm... it will be dangerous to try on LG L9 II D630?

if not brick risk i will try and report:D:D

(all the other methods fail or loose root after reboot..)
[G3 Original Android Development] suljo94:
[MENTION=2376614]jcase[/MENTION]

I was reading up on the lg software and I was wondering if the g3 bootloader had the same vulnerability as the g2 in it's bootloader which allowed for custom kernels(if conditions were met), I know this is offtopic so I will delete this post if you want
[G3 Original Android Development] PlayfulGod:
No loki is not an option on the G3. ;)
[G3 Original Android Development] suljo94:
ow I was thinking of the kitkat vulnerability, or did they just reflash the older kdz and then update (not kdz). I know this goes over my head but I am trying to learn, so don't yell at me if I am getting this completely wrong:rolleyes:
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
no risk of brick
[G3 Original Android Development] chacho_2me:
running on LG-D855 Build/KVT49L.A1405331481 10G ITALY

bruteforce mode now at #2500... sleepy ... but need to be awake...

hoping for success...

:D

--- oops..really sleepy..stopped @ 3.5k...continue on tomorrow
[G3 Original Android Development] bturner75:
Thanks for this! Ran very quickly on my verizon lg g3!
[G3 Original Android Development] kmshadoze:
Thank you to all the parties involved!!! You have made my day. Cant wait so see what the devs in the g3 community can cook up, I am ready for some ROMS =)
[G3 Original Android Development] leszakk:
Just like a lot of other people, my battery life decreased significantly after I rooted with stump. Are there any scripts left over from the rooting process? It would also be nice to have at least a vague idea of what stump does to my phone. Thanks again guys for the r00t!
[G3 Original Android Development] generalkrank:
Im not sure what you guys are doing but i rooted with stump seconds after it was released and i have notice no battery drain at all everything is working fine for me

Im sorry to ask you if you have already answered it but did you uninstall stump after you rooted.

everything is awesome!!!!!!
[G3 Original Android Development] superman54:
I thought I was just going crazy. I've noticed battery drain too. It looks like my wi-fi is constantly uploading/downloading something. I've tracked my data use, and its been very minimal, so I have no idea what its doing. Thanks for all the hard work put into getting us root, the community really appreciates it.

Sprint LG G3
[G3 Original Android Development] PlayfulGod:
you did uninstall Stump after verifying root, right?
[G3 Original Android Development] leszakk:
Actually I forgot about that. I've uninstalled stump and greenified my g3 now so I'll give it a few days and see what happens. It still would be nice to know how the exploit works
[G3 Original Android Development] PlayfulGod:
I/we understand everyone would like to know how it works, but cant reveal that until/if patched, other wise it would clue lg in on what to patch. ;)

And how often do we know how a certain root works w/o being a jcase etc?? ;) lol
[G3 Original Android Development] superman54:
Yes I did uninstall after verification. Battery seems to be doing better today. Maybe a couple restarts were needed.
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
Last night I rewrote the bruteforcer, it should now only take about 1-2 minutes (max 5-10) to bruteforce an unknown device. Much faster. I also added support for other LG devices, like LG OG and LG GPad. Stump should now root almost any LG device from 2012 until now.

I will no longer be adding "known devices" to Stump, the bruteforcer is fast enough in most cases (47seconds on my LG G3).
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
You are free to reverse engineer it, however specific details will not be released until LG patches it.
[G3 Original Android Development] Vagelis1608:
Please?

Sent from my D620R [Stock 4.4.2]
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
Please what?
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
Stumproot should not cause battery drain except during bruteforcing mode. After root, there should be no additional battery drain unless another app/part of the firmware is causing it when su exists, which would be beyond our control and something a rom "dev" would need to fix.
[G3 Original Android Development] durandetto:
I guess It could be an app I downloaded once I got root. All I did was download though I didn't actually run them. Will it cause issues to leave supersu uninstalled while I try to narrow it down?
[G3 Original Android Development] MonaLisaOverdrive:
Reports Device Already Rooted

Using a VK810 with software version VK81022B. Rooted using TR, installed OTA update a few weeks after.

Tried using ioroot, recieved signature verification failed.

Tried Stump, reported that my device was already rooted.

Was curious, what does Stump check to confirm root status?
[G3 Original Android Development] bkhorn:
When it boots does it say that you are rooted? I guess what I am looking for is there a way to for say Verizon to look at it and know that it is rooted?
[G3 Original Android Development] _alex74_:
ok i try on my L9 II but it says that device is rooted, even it is not(i used TR before but looses root after reboot)

i unistalled it and even super SU, your app still says thet device is rooted even it is not.... any ideas?

thanks for your support:good::good:
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
if (new File("/system/xbin/su").exists() || new File("/system/bin/su").exists()|| new File("/sbin/su").exists()) {
// already rooted

status.setText("Device is rooted");
return;
}

This is the root check, if it says your device is rooted, then you have su installed. It is possible towelroot screwed off the install, but thats not something I am going to address. Flash stock firmware, use stump .
[G3 Original Android Development] jcase:
Install supersu, or anything can use su without prompting.
[G3 Original Android Development] autoprime:
for devices that say rooted, and not... I'd assume that su, daemonsu or install-recovery.sh is still left on your device.

flash stock to clean system then root.

*edit*

bleh, jcase beat me to it by 30 sec.
[G3 Original Android Development] _alex74_:
ok, i will try reflashing stock rom.

will report it later ;)

thnks:good:
[G3 Original Android Development] MonaLisaOverdrive:
Perfect, thanks.
[G3 Original Android Development] _alex74_:
hahahaha so jcase faster :D:D

on clean rom now this:

thanks x support guys:D:D;);)
[G3 Original Android Development] MonaLisaOverdrive:
Tom-ay-to, Tom-ah-to...

I take it neither daemonsu or su can be removed manually, then? No answer necessary...will try before flashing stock.
[G3 Original Android Development] thznutz87:
I'm trying to root a brand new ls980 and this fails. Do i have to be I kit Kat for the exploit to work?
[G3 Original Android Development] nico101:
Unsuported device LG G3

1.2.0 version says unsuported device after bruteforcing

LG G3 D855

KVT49L.A1404795316

V10e-260-06
[G3 Original Android Development] Vagelis1608:
Please add support for the LG G2 Mini (firmware: 10a)
[G3 Original Android Development] Colchiro:
If you had root, now can't reroot, it's been said several times, you need to flash back to stock, then run stump.
[G3 Original Android Development] nanodroid:
D855 does not work. unsupported device.
[G3 Original Android Development] bweN diorD:
did you try iroot25? it works on the vs980 kk.

there are older iroot versions that work on jb if you need that.
[G3 Original Android Development] ohlin5:
Just tried this on the Verizon variant, and it does indeed seem to have worked, but it was a little wonky a time or two (not complaining at all, just posting as an FYI for others :) ). Anyways, originally the app said "unsupported device" (fully stock VS985 VZW variant, never rooted or modified in any way previously). The app did, however, give me the option to "brute force" it, and it got to around 5000-ish I believe before telling me to reboot. I then did, and upon getting to the main launcher immediately after unlocking the device, the phone froze and instantly powered off again...the screen went black instantaneously and the phone then started booting up a 2nd time. I was a tad uneasy at this point lol, but upon reboot the 2nd time, and giving it a minute or two to settle, root checker initially said I had no root access, but after closing it and 're-checking' all seems to be good. Time will tell I suppose, but everything seems to have ultimately worked out here. Just out of curiousity, has anyone else had a similar experience with the "double reboot" issue like I had?
[G3 Original Android Development] James L:
:D Nice job
[G3 Original Android Development] Vagelis1608:
I had rooted with TowelRoot, not with this.

Does it matter?

Sent from my D620R [Stock 4.4.2]
[G3 Original Android Development] txtech89:
i rooted my att model but it had to be bruteforced is that normal? i ran root checker afterwards and it shows i have root access
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Please ask your question in the AT&T G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting section, which can be found here.
[G3 Original Android Development] vn_mobile:
LG-F400S V10K (KVT49L.F400S10k)Can't root with stump 1.20 .. Brufore OK but can't root
[G3 Original Android Development] suljo94:
this is because your build there vulnerability is not added to the app yet.

yes it is perfectly normal
[G3 Original Android Development] customworx:
I used stump Root and got Root... After about 1h i lost Root... But stump Root App tells me that i have Root oO
[G3 Original Android Development] TonyStark R.I.P.:
From OP~

Usage:

Install StumpRoot

Run StumpRoot

Reboot after app tells you to

Install SuperSU APK from market

Uninstall StumpRoot
[G3 Original Android Development] customworx:
I did all the steps... Anyway... Tomorrow i flash back to stock and root again
[G3 Original Android Development] DeanGibson:
LG G Pad 8.3 (VK810-22B)

Worked for the LG G Pad 8.3 (VK810-22B). It apparently had to brute-force it, and took about two minutes.
[G3 Original Android Development] Batryoperatedboy:
Any chance for the exploit coming to the LG GTab 7.0 that ATT was selling? Got if for $1 when I got my G3. LG v410... I'm hoping I'm not the only sucker with this tab haha. Thanks. =)
[G3 Original Android Development] MonaLisaOverdrive:
This. Same device, same model, same method (brute-force).
[G3 Original Android Development] idelgado782:
You're not. Lol. You can actually use purpledrake to root. Myself and others have successfully done it that way. I'm hoping more people take advantage of the 99 cent deal. Well some devs at least so we can get some support!
[G3 Original Android Development] txtech89:
To get the g tab do you have to add another line
[G3 Original Android Development] idelgado782:
For the 99cent deal Yes. You have to add another line for the 10 a month and it's a 2 Yes contract. I was actually thinking about an lte tablet because my job is allowing us to byod so when he offered to give me the LG deal although I hadn't bought the tablet at AT&T and it was past 14 days I immediately jumped on the opportunity. 10 a month more wasn't that much of an increase for me so it was a no brainer.

No matter what, I can never stay away from android for long.
[G3 Original Android Development] suljo94:
could you guys stay ontopic ?
[G3 Original Android Development] deathsquad737:
Brutforced my vs98024a worked like a charm thanks you guys are brilliant
[G3 Original Android Development] modus81:
I tried it several times on my VK810 with Brute-force and no go. What version of Stump did you use? I used the latest 1.2 version.
[G3 Original Android Development] MonaLisaOverdrive:
[MENTION=3008469]modus81[/MENTION]: According to the download I'm using the same version...1.2.0. What Android version are you running?
[G3 Original Android Development] modus81:
I've got the latest from verizon 4.4.2.
[G3 Original Android Development] blacknet101:
I'm confused, I have the Verizon model of the LG G3 and the first phone I was able to root without it telling me to Bruteforce (Device not supported) .... I had to replace my phone because the SIM card holder got messed up and now that I wanna root the new G3 they gave me I get this?

I used the previous version of the app before it was updated to 1.2.0, I don't know if that has anything to do with it
[G3 Original Android Development] ohlin5:
See my post on page 25...latest version ended up working for me. Let me know if you have any issues.
[G3 Original Android Development] blacknet101:
haha thanks I guess I'll give it a go lol
[G3 Original Android Development] ohlin5:
No problem! Let me know exactly how it goes for you...I'm curious to hear if you have the same "double reboot" issue I mentioned lol
[G3 Original Android Development] suljo94:
the double reboot seems(not sure) in my case to be caused by every root app requesting root before supersu is installed while your phone is setting up and the amount of data that needs to be proccesed is just to much for rthe device and then it reboots
[G3 Original Android Development] ohlin5:
Interesting...I don't think the phone I did it on had much of anything for apps that could even take advantage of root, but hey, as long as I know it's more or less "normal" then whatevs lol. Thanks!
[G3 Original Android Development] jr313:
Ok everyone i just wanted to share that root survived a factory reset on the ls990. Just did it and root is still here. Once again thank you guys. I will be donating a second time
[G3 Original Android Development] imucarmen:
Been a long time!

Thanks for still going at it jcase! and playfulgod as well. I haven't seen you guys in a couple years since hanging out in irc chat when playful and death were working on the LG Spectrum, I learned a lot back then and I miss arguing with playfulgod every night :p Keep up the good work!
[G3 Original Android Development] blacknet101:
sorry I had to get home and yes it worked beautiful didn't take long but around 5000

and no I didn't reboot twice just once and I waited to make sure and nothing happened so I installed Xsposed and started tweaking the phone ? thanks again for the help!
[G3 Original Android Development] jailbreakkid23:
Can u unroot this
[G3 Original Android Development] u1988:
bruteforce mode :

How to enter that mode just press Grint ?
[G3 Original Android Development] Showtek1980:
Hello guys! I'm in South Korea and I was updated to the F400K10l version. I tried to re-root using ADB sideload method and Towel root and Stump Root but ALL three have failed in rooting my device. Could anyone plz advise me further?

I posted a thread at

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/help/f400k10l-update-root-t2856020

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[G3 Original Android Development] Pilz:
I just used this on my F460S and it does work. IO Root and PurpleDrake do not, great job with stump root:D
[G3 Original Android Development] bigb0119:
Did anyone try this on G3S/G3 Beat (D722k/D724/D728/D729)?

Appreciate if someone tried and reports success
[G3 Original Android Development] tu3218:
+1. Would like to know this as well. Not sure if there is an unroot option built in this app or if we need something else to unroot and than of course just uninstall SU. Anyone?
[G3 Original Android Development] p70shooter:
I unrooting with lg pc suite, using restore upgrade errors. Few other ways to do like just flashing stock firmware with the flashtool.
[G3 Original Android Development] tu3218:
I was more thinking of a basic way to unroot. Not necessarily a complete reflash of the phone, but just get rid of root temporarily. Say we wanted to just not be rooted anymore because an update was coming out. I'm running a Verizon G3.
[G3 Original Android Development] p70shooter:
Some people are able to update whilst rooted and some not. I had to reflash the phone to get update. I tried uninstalling superuser and deleting all my root apps but still didn't help with the update. So in my case for updates there is no easy method but lots have people haven't even lost root on there updates.
[G3 Original Android Development] anrichp:
com.google.process.gapps

Directly after obtaining root and rebooting I received com.google.process.gapps has stopped working. I get this once every time I reboot. I obtained root whilst running in ART. Running a D855 KVT49L.A1407411578

Is there anything I can do to prevent the process from bombing out ?
[G3 Original Android Development] teddy0209:
I'm one of those doing the OTA while rooted and stays rooted after.., at least until v10g, but then i lost the ability to update while rooted after using kdz method to restore my device... I unrooted and restored using LG PC Suit to receive the v10i (didn't lose any data)...
[G3 Original Android Development] nirmalv:
Rooted d802 international

Rooted the D802 via brute force in few minutes. Subsequently installed Supersu and removed STUMP. Then installed TWRP using LG G2 recovery installer. All done on the phone without a PC. :D
[G3 Original Android Development] Schrotty35:
TWRP working? I think not.
[G3 Original Android Development] nirmalv:
Infact its working.....

Well it is. Used D802 autorec (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2715496)

Used the recovery to flash a camera mod too, no issues yet.
[G3 Original Android Development] Schrotty35:
Yes for D802 but this a G3 Thread and on G3 its not working.
[G3 Original Android Development] sbauco:
Thanks for creating a great root tool, devs! I'm unfortunately having a bit of trouble with it. I own a Verizon LG Enact (not very popular, but not a bad phone), and I previously had it rooted via saferoot on Android 4.1.2. I just received an update to Android 4.4.2 recently, which I had to unroot with SuperSU in order to install, and I tried to re-root my phone with Purpledrake, Towelroot, and IOroot all to no avail. It seems like Stump Root is my best bet, although I cannot get the bruteforce method to activate. Whenever I open the app, all I see is a greyed-out "Grind" button with a message under it saying "ERROR: Unsupported device." It has been suggested to me that I may be having trouble because there is still a system trace left from my initial root. Could this be the case? I am unable to flash a full stock image because I don't believe anyone has ever uploaded one; there is not even a dedicated XDA subforum for my device. Any suggestions? Is there any chance that the restriction to unmodified devices will eventually be removed from Stump?
[G3 Original Android Development] suljo94:
try the restore upgrade errors option in lg pc suite