yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint LG G3] MBCO:
Or use Google Now Launcher, L WP, and manually change the icons if you don't have root.
[Sprint LG G3] JustusIV:
I really don't mean to sound ungrateful or anything but what is the hangup with Bump? I am unable to locate any information on it. Is it that they are developing a website to handle "bumping"? Are they never going to release the secrets to maybe make it last longer? Doesn't seem like a bad idea if that is the case i just don't really know whats up....

*EDIT*

i haven't visited IRC as i don't want to distract the great minds from doing what they are doing :P
[Sprint LG G3] Mistertac:
The Bump'd crew are working hard to bring their site online and really no one knows how hard that task has been for them, course we all would love to have it up right this second! But that's just not the case... [MENTION=990284]TonyStark[/MENTION] had a great post that put things into perspective a bit here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=56209199

And by the way I'm quoting you here but just wanted to pass this along to others as well.
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
That was a good read. Part of the reason I'm here is to learn this stuff and develop one day.
[Sprint LG G3] TonyStark R.I.P.:
I'm with you on that:good:
[Sprint LG G3] eazzy28:
Is it possible you can pm me what bloatware you disabled?! Or can you list down what things you froze in Titanium backup.... Greatly appreciated if you have time
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
I personally don't use titanium I use a root app called uninstall works like freezing but you have a option to uninstall the bloat or any app then it goes into the recycling bin and in the recycling bin it gives you the option to permanently delete but I don't I just let them sit there hope this helps
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
You all seen this yet. I wanna try it maybe. Says aroma not carrier specific.

Edit. No Sprint support as of yet.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2917467
[Sprint LG G3] eazzy28:
But how do I know the things I can delete and can't? I have some but I feel like there are more to get rid of...
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
Is Cloudy Bumpd?
[Sprint LG G3] Mistertac:
Cloudy uses the stock kernel so no, it doesn't need to be Bump'd.
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
Has any Sprint users tried cloudy.
[Sprint LG G3] thznutz87:
+1
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
The workaround or fix for Sprint isn't working yet, only for VZW. Its in the OP of Cloudy thread.
[Sprint LG G3] DjMizzTikk:
Any possible way to get internet to still be use full during calls
[Sprint LG G3] Skid71:
Yep

Get another another phone. Single path radio.
[Sprint LG G3] MarkEv0:
Looks like new update for cloudy should work
[Sprint LG G3] garylgray:
If I'm on stock ROM, does anyone know how to disable the call security feature that requires you to press 1 on the dialpad to accept incoming calls?

Sent from my Pokedex
[Sprint LG G3] JustusIV:
As a former Verizon user this is pretty hard for me to get my head around.
[Sprint LG G3] Skid71:
With Sprint, prior to the release of the LGG2, most LTE phones were designed with 2 radio paths. One radio for data, one radio for calls.

Basically you could perform data-centric tasks while on a phone call. (2 radio paths)

Since the release of the G2, I believe all Sprint (tri-band) LTE devices have only 1 radio path. You can make calls or use data.

Of course you can perform data-centric tasks while on wifi and a phone call at the same time.

It's my understanding that it was going to be to difficult (expensive?) to have both tri-band LTE capability AND voice capability simultaneously.

We're still a ways off, but VoLTE will remedy this issue.
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
Cloudy causes NFC and Phone to crash persistently. Like terrible. Its a no go still. Several confirmed reports.
[Sprint LG G3] leszakk:
I was reading the cm porting guide for porting another device and I notice an option to use the stock kernel. I'm guessing this wouldn't be possible with the g3 because no one has done it and it seems fairly easy. What is keeping us from doing this?
[Sprint LG G3] pbedard:
Firmware mismatches asop ca.nt use it
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
CM doesn't compile nicely without kernel source (it actually will yell at you for doing it), but the kernel source and configuration are available for our device. I do believe it can be done, but I'm not 100% sure how much CM puts into the boot.img, even if you use the stock kernel. If the boot.img changes from stock, we need Bumped. If we need Bumped anyway, there's little benefit to using the stock kernel. So, it seems that the only way to do it would be if CM will also boot using the stock boot.img when you build against the stock kernel. Coming from the land of Motorola, we ALWAYS had to run with stock kernels on the older Moto devices (Droid X, Droid 2, Bionic, RAZR, D3, D4). I know it can be done.

Would you care to elaborate? That is an incredibly vague answer with no real explanation.
[Sprint LG G3] leszakk:
Does this also apply for stock aosp?
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
Don't know if vanilla AOSP whines about using a precompiled kernel or not. I've never tried to build it.
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
Whatever you do don't flash Cloudy. Major issues. Cant restore my stock back up. Stuck with no text. He's (probably) working it but Im gonna have to tot back to complete stock. Even flashing stock rom after full wipe Im stuck with phone crash.

Dont flash Cloudy!
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
So I got stock SMS working on Cloudy. But I can not nand restore or clean flash a stock ROM now. I get persistent phone crashes. Like so bad its nearly impossible to figure out what is causing it.
[Sprint LG G3] JustusIV:
Ummm doesn't sound possible.
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
Huh?
[Sprint LG G3] Droid2drummer:
Thats a simple fix. That was the first thing I did on att g2 and G3 sprint. No root required. I don't use it But like having the equal playing field so to speak. Lol

Sent from rotary technology Phone
[Sprint LG G3] TonyStark R.I.P.:
FYI~
[Sprint LG G3] wojo797:
Awesome... I can upgrade tomorrow Nov 1... Note 4 here I come.. Good luck to the rest of you... Peace
[Sprint LG G3] jr313:
Ok
[Sprint LG G3] hatlesssandman:
Hey guys I found a way to enable the native Wi-Fi tethering built into the phone. I know there are multiple workarounds but I'm a bit ocd and hated the fact that I couldn't see the option in settings. Turned out to be a really simple fix however I'm not on sprint though not sure how it would act for Sprint users but all that's needed is a simple change in build.prop under ro.build. target.operator from SPR to small spr. No force closes for me and you retain correct signal bars this way too. However the only downside was that when you try to configure and save the settings the hotspot force closes. But you can use the default settings which are:

SSID is Portable Hotspot and password is portablehotspot

Try it out

Also by doing this for those that used flashtool to recover their phones and subsequently lost Wi-Fi calling, this will put Wi-Fi calling option back into your phone without having to do the rtn trick (so no need to get your msl). My phone is off of sprint and officially unlocked yet still getting the Wi-Fi calling option obviously I can't connect due to my location not being in US. Seems like it would work though
[Sprint LG G3] hatlesssandman:
Here's the proof for Wi-Fi calling option. I didn't even get this option before but after doing that simple edit this locked phone just opened up. It was that easy lol. So no need to wait for Roms that have this as I saw many requests for this to get built in. One can do it on any ROM as long as they have root.
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
Hey peeps haven't been on in awhile preparing for the arrival of my baby girl any updates on the roms?
[Sprint LG G3] seanskiT!:
Check the development section. Sacs has a ROM as well as engine95.
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
Congrats on the kid man.
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
Thanks man

---------- Post added at 01:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:42 AM ----------

Ok will do thanks bud

---------- Post added at 01:54 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:43 AM ----------

Seems like everything is still stock roms nothing of the kind I'm looking for right now will hold off until some come out great work everyone though and great dedication for this device
[Sprint LG G3] MBCO:
Coming from the Samsung side of AOSP roms, is it possible for LG to have unified builds?
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
We have unified kernel source, so its likely.
[Sprint LG G3] skye206:
I upgraded to this g3 from a note 2. I cant express how much i love this phone. The design is incredibly comfortable best looking phone out there. Lag free and most of all touchwiz free. Places where i barely had 3g is now blazing fast LTE.
[Sprint LG G3] HaiKaiDo:
So I saw this thread and thought that this would be a much better place to ask this question than in my own thread in general lol. So Im just curious, even though I dont have this phone....I noticed that there is like a huge lack of development going on for it. Whats holding things back? Seems like you have TWRP and the phones specs/screen look pretty enticing. Is there some huge flaw in something somewhere?
[Sprint LG G3] cswank216:
The only thing we are waiting for is the bump website to go up so we can start using other kernels than the stock one.
[Sprint LG G3] HaiKaiDo:
Can I be lazy and ask for a little more information?
[Sprint LG G3] robber:
Most variants have had twrp for 2 weeks. It is just early.
[Sprint LG G3] hellot1M:
I've read around a bit and most places say the same thing. They are just waiting for this bump website to go up. But why? What's the hold up? Can't experienced devs have direct access? From what I've read, what bump is its working fine. But something about security.
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
Patients is a virtue
[Sprint LG G3] hellot1M:
Oh I'm perfectly ok with how my phone is now. Love thy G3 :)

I'm just not fully understanding this bump situation. I don't mind waiting at all
[Sprint LG G3] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Well this looks rather hopeful... once AOSP is created

Android Building Shared publicly

s.a.c documentation updates for Android 5.0

XDA Portal news story
[Sprint LG G3] MBCO:
That it does :good:
[Sprint LG G3] sinisin:
Anyone more adept than me that can tell me why AOSP builds wont boot? I removed model checks from the updater and successfully flashed Liquid Smooth and CM but both stick me in Fastboot mode on reboot from flash . What am I missing?
[Sprint LG G3] Texas501:
Don' t those ROMS have to be "Bump! 'ed" before you can flash them to your lg990 phone? At least this is what I understand. I could be wrong.
[Sprint LG G3] dakoellis:
Did you read the Bump Thread OP? Can't use modified kernels without "Bumping" them
[Sprint LG G3] bunchies:
T-Mobile boots do not need to be bumped since they have an unlocked bootloader, so trying to use a T-Mobile variant boot on ls990 is not going to work, its mostly a bad idea because the zImage (kernel) in the boot was compiled for d851 and not ls990

boot images can be temporarily used on devices with fastboot without bump

Yes for flashing in twrp like normal requires bump, temporarily booting it in fastboot you don't need bump but if you reboot the phone won't start up until you temporarily boot it again (requires PC)

:p
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
What do you gents make of this?

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_lge_g3/commits?author=invisiblek and this

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_lge_ls990/commits?author=intervigilium
[Sprint LG G3] SimPup:
Edit.
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
So they are working on cm for our device
[Sprint LG G3] JMak00:
Noob questions...havent modded a phone since modding some xml years ago. Certainly never rooted a phone before.

After I do the one-click Stump install...what then? Will the appearance of my phone's display change, i.e., will Nova and my live wallpaper remain activated? Or do I see a brand new interface?
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
That's my assumption, it's definitely a good sign at the very least

Devices: (All Sprint) LG G3, 2x Galaxy sIII's, 2x Galaxy Tab 3's, Epic 4G touch, Galaxy nexus.
[Sprint LG G3] outofluck:
So, if you followed the instructions of the stump thread, as soon as you finish with the reboot from that app, you're supposed to go into the play store and install SuperSU from Chainfire. Uninstall the Stump application, then run SuperSU and let it do its thing. Then once that has completed, congrats, you are now rooted! No, you won't notice a single difference once you boot back up. All your apps and stuff will look precisely the same. All you did was give yourself root permissions, meaning you can now tinker with the phone in much greater ways. For example, you could fix the sd card permissions so third party apps have full access like they did prior to the changes in android 4.4.x. You could also do things like install the Xposed Framework and start messing with themes and mods. But before you do any of this, let me point you in the direction of your next (read: VERY IMPORTANT) step: Bump. Whilst rooted, you could quite easily brick your device. So what you wanna do is get the thing Bumped and TWRP (short for "Team Win Recovery Project", which is a custom recovery) installed so you can back up your ROM and important bits in case you break anything important. Link to the thread will be below. Just follow the instructions and get your nandroid backup done before you do any sort of tweaks.

Now, please heed this warning: Do not ever just blindly tinker with your phone without knowing what you're doing. For example, you shouldn't ever do something like rooting your device without having an idea as to why you want to do it, how you're going to do it, and what your back-up plan will be in case of failure. Doing this not only minimizes risk of bricking, it makes everything much simpler and smoother. This was the first thing I learned as I was learning to tinker with my old HTC EVO 4G LTE and I had a whole year of constant flashing and whatnot without too many major issues because I always ensured I knew what was going on before I touched it. And when I had some inevitable boot-loops because of kernel issues, I always had a nandroid on hand to save my ass. Just some friendly advice I wanted to offer you. Oh, and for the record I saw your post and made my first XDA account just to ensure you got a timely response (I've been lurking for well over a year and a half) so I do hope I've been helpful!

Here's that link to the Bump thread: http://xdaforums.com/sprint-lg-g3/orig-development/bump-unlock-lg-g3-twrp-sprint-t2900588

If I missed anything, I hope one of the more experienced members here can pick up on it and make it known!
[Sprint LG G3] JMak00:
Thank you!

I haven't done anything more than download and install Stump. I havent run it, yet. I just wasn't sure what to expect. I appreciate all the advice and will read more closely a little later.

Primarily...I just to remove the Spring crap that came preinstalled, manage the apps that run at startup, and do some themeing beyond the standard Nova, Go, etc. stuff.

By the way...why do I want BUMP? And how do I TWRP?

Maybe there's a thread here with all of this in one spot? Been searching all day and at the moment I think I get it, then there's something else...Stump, SuperSU, BUMP, TWRP, so on and so forth. Does such a thread exist?
[Sprint LG G3] outofluck:
No problem! Just happy to help. :good:
[Sprint LG G3] JMak00:
outofluck, can you check my additional comment above, please?
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
Check out www.lgg3root.com. He explains everything in simple easy to use terms. Same guy that got me started years ago on an s3.
[Sprint LG G3] scottspa74:
Guys, I have a question about stock recovery and ota. I've been using custom recoveries and ignoring OTAs for years and have never looked back. Because the devs get the OTAs and firmware bits and they're available that way.

That said... I got a g3 in the family now (first lg) and am wanting to root and get custom recovery, but, I won't have a lot of time for maintaining it. So, should I accept any available OTA for it (if there is one, I think there is) and THEN do root and TWRP?

OR....should I root and TWRP first, and then reflash stock recovery somehow down the road to accept any OTA?

Any thoughts? I'm unfamiliar, as I've always just gone for custom recovery right away and never been concerned with OTAs. But for someone else's phone that I won't have a lot if time with, and who may want OTAs, I'd like to hear opinions.

Thanks.
[Sprint LG G3] thznutz87:
No ota's ever wait for a flashable zip from the devs
[Sprint LG G3] treezy26:
http://phandroid.com/2014/11/06/lg-g3-lollipop-screenshots

Has anybody seen this? Can't wait...
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
It's good to see progress being made

Devices: (All Sprint) LG G3, 2x Galaxy sIII's, 2x Galaxy Tab 3's, Epic 4G touch, Galaxy nexus.
[Sprint LG G3] leszakk:
Giv meh romz
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
When we get a bumped boot image
[Sprint LG G3] leszakk:
Thank you for restating what is now common knowledge. Believe it or not, I am literate and have read the bump threads. I was simply expressing my anxiety for romz. Thankz
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
We're all anxious for a ROM. Thank you for making a definitively noob sounding post and then being offended when it's taken at face value. Believe it or not, that was stupid.
[Sprint LG G3] leszakk:
Bruh, why so serious?
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
If it's unrootable, I can wait.
[Sprint LG G3] treezy26:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...oot-working-on-the-nexus-9-with-a-few-tweaks/

As I stated earlier...can't wait.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
But you're missing a key point. The Nexus has a bootloader that can be unlocked. Most G3's do not. And Lollipop appears to make it extremely difficult to root a phone with a locked bootloader (per Chainfire himself).
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
If we're using TWRP and flashing the system partition to get the L system, then we can also flash root from recovery.
[Sprint LG G3] Mahapederdon:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2931192

Sounds Sweet.
[Sprint LG G3] treezy26:
Optimism. How root for the G3 began...
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
This isn't Sprint specific, but it's worthwhile reading for anyone who is rooted, and waiting on Lollipop.

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/info-warning-android-5-0-bootloader-t2931004
[Sprint LG G3] MBCO:
Good read, thanks for sharing.
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
Anyone know why that thread was deleted? At least my app is telling me it was deleted

Devices: (All Sprint) LG G3, 2x Galaxy sIII's, 2x Galaxy Tab 3's, Epic 4G touch, Galaxy nexus.
[Sprint LG G3] TonyStark R.I.P.:
Hmm, OK now. Gentleman start your engines..

From the XDA Portal
[Sprint LG G3] Spaniard85:
My body is ready!
[Sprint LG G3] JustusIV:
Man..... I thought this was going to be bump news. I am going to have a N6 before we get AOSP.

Not complaining just an observation. I know these things a difficult and take time.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
Not just the app. The link no longer works. No idea, I'm afraid.
[Sprint LG G3] bonebeatz1234:
I second that n6 in blue can't wait. Love the g3 but I need a n6 in my life
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
I'm just confused as to why it was removed so quickly, anyone get a chance to read what it said and could possibly fill me in?

Devices: (All Sprint) LG G3, 2x Galaxy sIII's, 2x Galaxy Tab 3's, Epic 4G touch, Galaxy nexus, LG Optimus V.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
It was basically an explanation about how Lollipop could affect your device if you're rooted, or want to root, including issues with the locked bootloader. I'm afraid I don't remember the technical details.

But my thoughts:

If you're rooted, you probably shouldn't take the OTA. Best case is that it won't run, worst case is that it will soft brick your phone and you won't be able to recover an older ROM on top of the a new bootloader, middle case is you lose root.

If you really want the OTA, flash a stock ROM first, then take the OTA, but understand it may be a long time before it can be rooted if you have a locked bootloader. Maybe never.

If you want 5.0 but don't want to lose root, wait for the devs to figure it out.
[Sprint LG G3] Spaniard85:
Verizon variant has AOSP (4.4.4)!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2934897

[ROM][4.4.4_r2][OFFICIAL][GPL] LiquidSmooth v3.2 - VS985 - 11|9|14
[Sprint LG G3] Mistertac:
Get to Bumping!

http://apps.codefi.re/bump/
[Sprint LG G3] treezy26:
http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/kdz-lollipop-5-0-android-l-t2931192/post56552385#post56552385

Has anybody seen this? Could this be ported over?
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
Now we just wait for aosp for the sprint version..
[Sprint LG G3] MBCO:
Shouldn't be too much longer.
[Sprint LG G3] generalkrank:
Is that the bump site that devs have been waiting for.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
Yep.
[Sprint LG G3] MarkEv0:
https://github.com/ConnorBaker/device_lge_ls990
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
It's that a functional repo? What kernel, common, and vendor repo?

What ROM?
[Sprint LG G3] MarkEv0:
Looks like a cm rom no clue just sharing what i found
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
Oh. Gotcha.
[Sprint LG G3] Pump Ac7i0n:
Not a complete rom but i should have a pac build up tonight, if it doesn't throw me an error
[Sprint LG G3] golpeen420:
For the sprint variant? You'd be my hero, all the other devices are getting all the love
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
I got cm to build all the individual img files, but it won't package them into a zip. Trying to figure that out tomorrow.

No rule to make 'bacon' or 'otapackage'
[Sprint LG G3] Pump Ac7i0n:
Hard drive ran out of space lol. I'll rebuild when i get off work

http://pastebin.com/A0HJ9zHe
[Sprint LG G3] matthew0776:
Well...ive had a ls990 build done for CK that wont flash with bumpd img..? Heres a pic of what i get after flash...im rerunning a build now to see if its on our end... I was hoping to have out to u guys yesterday.... Idk why it wont flash. I also tried fastboot and that didnt work either.

Maybe today will be my/our lucky day...
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2932796

Had anyone else seen this yet
[Sprint LG G3] TonyStark R.I.P.:
My good man... that's almost outdated

: oldnewsisold :

lol
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
Wait how is it outdated op is from 11/8? Lol am I missing something
[Sprint LG G3] TonyStark R.I.P.:
JK, was attempt a funny, to your post

. Things are moving so quick now, even that MIUI iteration will change quickly.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
More important than whether it's outdated or not, it doesn't seem to have actually worked for anyone. I think that's what happens when you take a ROM from a GSM device and put it on a CDMA phone.
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
True hopefully some miui stuff comes out any up to date info on any rom
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
We're working on it. Currently the ls990 builds of CandyKat have a kernel panic and the CM11 that I built compiled all the image files, but didn't package them into a flashable zip.
[Sprint LG G3] Pump Ac7i0n:
Had Pac built, but it built using cw recovery and couldn't flash it
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
Any eta in a working build?
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
You're new to this, I see. ETAs are not a thing that exists. Especially when all the guys I know working on builds are guys doing this in their spare time and muddling through various errors in a Google Hangout. So, asking for an ETA is like asking when someone's going to figure out a thing that currently has them stumped. You can't figure that. There's no formula for when it will click, or which thing that you hadn't thought of before will suddenly spring to mind.
[Sprint LG G3] randyrampage609:
I'm not new just impatient I just want something to play around with
[Sprint LG G3] RandomPooka:
*impatient

And I was being polite because it seemed as if you didn't know how well received asking for an ETA usually is.
[Sprint LG G3] garylgray:
Lol. Really? The devs aren't here for our every wish and command. Kind of comes off as rude when you're "not new" but doing things that "not new" people should know not to do.

Sent from my Pokedex