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[Verizon LG G2] samohaqa:
[MENTION=2941286]xdabbeb[/MENTION] You're the best developer. Thank you very much for your hard work.
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
You don't need a Verizon app. You can enable advanced calling via the Verizon website.

Advanced calling works on dalvik with no (rom) issues. Network issues or anything on Verizon's end is another story.

If you had switched to art at one point, then returned to dalvik, you need to flash the revert patch, otherwise advanced calling features will not be shown in settings.

If are using xposed, please disable anything that might modify incallui.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] tedkunich:
Is the other line you are calling on Verizon and has a phone that supports VoLTE? If not, you are out of luck as that is currently the only combination that Verizon supports.

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[Verizon LG G2] sx10:
Yes the people I'm calling are volte enabled and can call each other as a volte call (s6 and turbo). When i call them though it goes through as just a regular call. And yes i was on art previously and did flash the revert after i switched back. Can anyone confirm that they've actually made a successful volte call on this rom?
[Verizon LG G2] bowen873:
Yes, I can confirm that it's working as intended for me. You'll see a message on the screen during a call letting you know and call clarity is noticeably better.
[Verizon LG G2] bravac:
Keeping on 4g/lte?

When my signal drops and goes to 3g, I frequently don't get any data. Is there a way to force the phone to stay on 4g?i tried looking for service menu options, but didn't see it. Thanks!
[Verizon LG G2] ST Dog:
Just install latest. 28a bootstack then latest ROM. Wiped per instructions.

Gallery crashes

No flash in camera (is fine in XCam)

Can't add weather to lock screen.

Light sensor unavailable to Auto brightness app.

No IR? The Quick Remote app doesn't appear to be transmitting.

Settings crashes when I try to change button combinations.

Maybe more, that's just what I've found so far.

I saw some having gallery issues in Feb but no solutions.
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
I have been on this rom since it came out and I have not experienced the issues you stated. Did you follow the op? When you flashed the bootstack, did you boot recovery?
[Verizon LG G2] ST Dog:
Yes.

Was on 24a stock. IOroot25 + AutoRec for TWRP 2.7.0

Flashed 28a bootstack. rebooted Got security error, rebooted to recovery.

Wiped data and cache in new TWRP (2.8.6.1)

Flashed ROM, navbar_30, and the extras (after deleting all but the 4 LG Wellness files)

Most everything works fine. Just those few nits so far.

I can view photos with Picasa (or what ever Google calls it now) and other viewers. Just not the gallery app.

LED flash works fine in XCam and flashlight apps. Just not the stock camera app.
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
Have you tried to flash it again? I had no issues coming from 26A.
[Verizon LG G2] ST Dog:
No, not yet.

Not sure what that would change. Either a bit was written or it wasn't.

Writing the same thing twice shouldn't change things.

Does the flash have a history of not properly writing some bits?

I've never experienced that with other flash memory. Imagine having to copy a file to a USB drive twice every time.

And that would make SD cards useless for photos as you can't write the file a 2nd time.
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
Something unintended happened somewhere in the process. I can assure you that the rom was extensively tested by multiple people before each release. Every issue you have listed is not present on either g2 I have. As [MENTION=4615308]greyhd[/MENTION] suggested, I'd start over. Download, verify md5 of everything that you plan on flashing, then wipe and flash per op.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
Download the ROM again and check the MD5. Download the 28A from Xdabbeb's thread(Check MD5 as well) and follow the steps in the OP, but don't flash the LG apps. Flash those apps after you set up the ROM.
[Verizon LG G2] ST Dog:
MD5 sums were all verified on the PC and again on the phone after copying the files.

I will wipe data and cache again then reflash the ROM only.

Then later add the other stuff.

(BTW, anyone know where to find descriptions of all the stuff in the Extras package?)

I see no reason to reflash the booststack as it all appears fine.
[Verizon LG G2] ST Dog:
Weird. Did everything the same but the first reboot was quite different.

Had to setup Google account and such.

Guess the wipe didn't take the first time?

Still wondering about 1) the other stuff in Extras beyond the LG Health apps. 2) what the different Navbar packages are changing.
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
Not exactly sure what you're wondering about in the extras, but you could just extract the zip and find out. Most of them are self explanatory.

The nav bar zips just change the height of the nav bar.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] ST Dog:
OK. Didn't make much sense to me when I looked in the zip (before I asked)

Like what is LGConciergeBoard? Or LGSmartWorld?

And none of the LAI* stuff makes a lick of sense.

Can I just delete them from /system if I flashed the full zip and decide I don't want something?

Or do they hook in somehow that makes removal harder?

It appears they were just copied and permissions/ownership set.

Ah. So higher number are bigger/taller?
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
The LG world one is lg app store. For the nav mod, higher number is taller.
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
Lg concierge board is the weather/time/smart notice widget that you traditionally see on a g3 screen shot. The smart notice is somewhat useless imo.

As [MENTION=4615308]greyhd[/MENTION] said, lg smart world is lg's app store. It also has fonts and themes. Unless you have a LG washing machine, there really isn't much. Maybe they'll add more when the g4 is released.

I'm not sure about lai.

You should be able to delete them independently; or you could just rename the extension (from apk to bak).

Yes, 20 is small nav bar, 40 is larger. I think stock height is 48.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] knockoutking:
well, here may be a question (realize this is old, regarding G3 Tweekbox + changing your navbar) - for whatever reason the navbar is unable to be changed from settings --> display --> home touch buttons --> button combo - this gives me an "unfortunately, settings has stopped", followed by settings crashing

this is after i have disabled both G2 tweekbox, G3 tweekbox and G2 xposed (and tried some combo of just activating one of them at at time)

Under G3 Tweekbox, I can go to Theme --> Navigation but that only gives me the option to change the colors, scale the navbar and buttons, and i get "action on long press" options...

anyone have any idea if it is possible to switch the menu button with the recents button at all on the 982.5 ROM or am I just stuck with the menu button?
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
The default nav bar buttons are back, home, and recents.

Menu is not an option unless using xposed.

The biggest problem I see is you have potentially conflicting modules. G2 xposed is no longer in development and was intended for stock g2 firmware. You should disable and uninstall. G2 tweaks box was also intended for stock g2 firmware. You should also disable and uninstall. G3 tweaks box should be the only ui module (other modules are fine as long as they will not conflict) installed in regards to this rom (a g3 port modified to work on a vs980 on Verizon's network).

At the bottom of g3 tweaksbox, theme tweaks, navigation bar you'll see some options regarding menu.

If you're still getting fc's or other issues. Disable xposed framework. If everything is OK, then install framework, bring back modules one at a time, but don't restore backups or app data.

For future reference, rom (and kernel) developers generally don't care for xposed for the very issues you experienced. The issues tend to be reported in rom or rom Q&A threads when they are either user error or xposed module conflicts.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] Rydubakk:
How do I use this with a JDI display?
[Verizon LG G2] tmach:
Meant to post this here in the first place, instead of the main threat... Oops. Anyway, this morning my knock-on stopped working. Knock-off works fine. Same type of problem that used to happen when trying out the wrong kernel, except this time I haven't installed any kernels... or anything else, for that matter. I looked in the LG Service Menu but can't find the touch firmware update option anymore, and so far none of the other options that used to get knock-on working again have helped (terminal commands, updatetouchfw file on sd card, etc.)

Am I missing something? Or, probably a better question: What am I missing?

Thanks!

EDIT:

It sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. Usually doesn't. Dragging stuff from the bottom to the top of the screen doesn't seem to work all that well either. I think my screen is dying. :(
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
If you've used all of the methods to fix knock on and it still doesn't work, I'm thinking hardware failure. From what I've read, Lcd replacement doesn't appear to be very hard or expensive (I've done other devices; it's not to bad with the correct tools and patience). Wouldn't hurt to exhaust all software fixes a second time before repairs.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] schwem:
Have you tried using a coloring app or qmemo and drawing lines all over the screen. I had a bad screen twice now and thats how I found out it was dead. First sign of death was dt2w quit but dt2s was working fine then someone suggested drawing on the screen and a half inch or so line from one side to the other wasn't registering anything.
[Verizon LG G2] tmach:
Just tried that. While there aren't any completely dead areas, nearly the whole upper left quarter is spotty. Just using quick memo to draw, it starts out fine, but then in that part of the screen things get choppy after a few minutes. It isn't looking good for the screen. Meh.

I'm now torn between ordering a new one and trying to replace it (just for the experience, if nothing else) or taking this one back to stock and trading it in.. The G4 does look nice. :o
[Verizon LG G2] JD33:
Stock Lollipop Navbar (Non LG)

Tried the above link but this is LG's version of lollipop buttons which i find ugly. (They are larger than stock lollipop buttons)

Does anyone know how to go about editing the LGSystemUI.apk to use the smaller lollipop navbar icons? I pulled the SystemUI.apk from a stock LP rom but can't quite figure out how to go about getting them to work with LG's SystemUI. Also i should mention I'm trying to get this to work without Xposed (LG Tweekbox, etc) and my navbar setup is the default setup of 3, Back/Home/Recent.

Xdabbeb's mypatch changes the status bar icons to L-style so id assume there is a way to also get the normal lollipop navbar icons to work as well. If there is someway you could incorporate this into a flashable zip that would be awesome -- if not some guidance on how to go about doing it myself would be much appreciated. The ROM is fantastic otherwise, just a few visual tweaks I'm trying to figure out for myself.

Thank you
[Verizon LG G2] xdabbeb:
I'm personally using a LP navbar icon set that I made for someone else at one point, but I have no idea if they're the ones you're looking for. If you have a particular set of icons in mind and they aren't taken from someone else (i.e. they're only from AOSP or LG), zip them all up and I'll do the same and post it as a separate flashable zip. Most of the LP resources have moved to vector drawables, however.
[Verizon LG G2] schwem:
Here's the set of LP style icons I like to use taken from an xda thread made by [MENTION=5500870]vPro97[/MENTION] https://mega.co.nz/#!YJVXjRrD!Ch4kpOemxVbN1aXn61FA-RA-l82SJkKYVGnwBAA5Y1w
[Verizon LG G2] JD33:
Thanks for the link - I gave this one a shot but its still LG's Style which is slightly larger than AOSP. Here an imgur album i put together to show the size differences. imgur.com/a/c27jk

I'll put together a zip with the icons from the stock SystemUI.apk and edit this post when I'm done.

The only thing i'm confused about is how to name them. The home button for example:

(LG) \LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi - 14 Items

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_disabled.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_disabled_land.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_disabled_land_trans.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_disabled_trans.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_land.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_normal.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_normal_land.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_normal_land_trans.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_normal_trans.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_pressed.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_pressed_land.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_pressed_land_trans.png

\LGSystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi\ic_sysbar_home_pressed_trans.png

(AOSP) \SystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi-v4 - 2 Items

\SystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi-v4\ic_sysbar_home.png

\SystemUI\res\drawable-xxhdpi-v4\ic_sysbar_home_land.png

Should I just create 12 other copies of the AOSP home icon and set them up with the same naming pattern as LG's?
[Verizon LG G2] schwem:
Personally I use xposed and change navbar size to 32 or 34 dpi with tweaksbox and use the resize icons option and it shrinks them to fit the smaller navbar. Sorry I can't help
[Verizon LG G2] JD33:
No problem - Thank you for trying.

Below is the zip i put together. I wasn't too sure how you needed them setup so I included a few different options - Landscape and Portrait are included for both.

5.x Icons - (7 total)

5.x Icons with LG Naming Pattern - (43 Total)

As well as the stock AOSP SystemUI.apk in case you needed something from there.

https://mega.nz/#!3FZGnAxB!32cCJ0eM3BCgHtsvLdQidB4Gwir2S6sfdyflk46W32c

If there's anything else I can prepare for you please let me know - Thanks again. :good:
[Verizon LG G2] xdabbeb:
I hadn't heard back from you the day before so I started on one already. I've updated the my-patch zip with the new SystemUI and SystemUI_Theme files. I looked at your comparison file, but the only thing that looked smaller to me was the overall navbar size which you can already do by flashing the zips I provided.

The images I used are the android vector drawables that I made pngs from. That way I could do them all and not have mismatched icons that don't look right together, don't line up, etc. If you still want your three, then you can just rename the files and zip them into the apks I've provided. For SysUI you only need to worry about the "trans" versions.
[Verizon LG G2] JD33:
I tried your updated my-patch zip and it works well on every screen including any custom home screens unlike the other mods mentioned in this post but the icons are still slightly different. AOSP are more rounded and don't have as sharp of edges, while also being smaller with vertical padding being kept.

I'm still having trouble getting my setup to work though - I use 400 dpi density with stock navbar size (auto shrinks with dpi change - still keeps vertical padding). I'll include some in-app screenshots from both VS982.5 from and AOSP 5.1.1. to show what I'm talking about.

Default 480 dpi - no navbar edit

imgur.com/a/I0ikf#0

424 dpi (my-patch.zip size) * not including aosp 30dpi navbar, didnt know how to do this *

imgur.com/a/4PLEs#0

400 dpi - no navbar edit + 30dpi navbar

imgur.com/a/PHJtj#0

Essentially what I'm trying to get to work is use AOSP style icons with stock navbar size (to keep vertical padding) then change system dpi to 400. This is the navbar I'm shooting for i.imgur.com/ugsGl6E.png - getting this look on your rom.
[Verizon LG G2] xdabbeb:
OK. I know what you're after now. As I prefer to maximize available screen space I use the panel's native dpi (424) along with a 24/30 dip navbar. I didn't want tiny little buttons though (as I thought they looked silly), so I changed the rendering a bit. The default behaviour is actually to not scale the icons at all (ignoring the navbar size). I made them scale while taking up a greater percentage of the available space without the ability to grow beyond their actual size. Send me an email in a day or so to remind me and I'll get you the missing piece. In the meantime, set up the SysUI_Theme apk with the AOSP versions. I did notice they are more rounded, but what you're really talking about is the padding.
[Verizon LG G2] JD33:
Will do - I appreciate all the help!

Edit: Quick update - imgur.com/a/7Msfd#PoM04dH

I was able to get it working pretty close to stock AOSP. The only difference is the horizontal padding is a little off but otherwise I'm very happy with how it turned out! I tweaked your mypatch.zip with an edited version of the LGSysUI, SysUI_Theme, Build.prop(400 dpi), removed the 30dpi navbar framework and all is running well after a clean install.
[Verizon LG G2] gbeardmore:
Switch to ART?

So, I've been on this ROM for a good long while, running in Dalvik mode. Two questions come to mind before giving ART a whirl.

1. To switch to ART, all I'd do is flash the ART Patch and My Patch.

2. If I later decide I want to go back to Dalvik, all I would need to do is restore my Nandroid, from prior to switching to ART.

Are these assumptions correct?

THANKS!
[Verizon LG G2] jesssiii:
The "my patch" includes the art patch. And to switch back, flash the revert art patch. If you only want to switch to art without changing anything else you have, just flash the art patch. Be sure to download both so you'll have them in case.
[Verizon LG G2] gbeardmore:
From the ROM's Dev OP: "My Patch - This is a zip I flash on my phone after the main install. It sets the default system dpi to 424, sets the default runtime to ART (and switches it if you've already booted with dalvik), installs the 30dpi navbar and changes the status and navigation bars (centered clock, LP icons, battery percentage to right if on). Keep in mind that the initial boot will take a while due to the art compiler."

So, I just flashed "My Patch" after being on this ROM (Dalvik) forever. I feel like I have a new phone! I've never fooled around with DPI settings or the like before, but this patch makes the screen really POP! And maybe its a placebo effect, but running ART... well those of you that are already on it, you know!

Thank You Xdabbab!!
[Verizon LG G2] kongo101:
Just installed this Rom. Haven't updated since XDABBEB's VS980 2.2.0 (Seriously!)

After a long night of stupidity because I thought I screwed up the bootstrap install, I finally got this installed fresh and clean (even wiped internal SD, although not by choice).

Looks great. Runs smooth. Can't speak to the battery life just yet (how's everyone else's experience?), but so far, so good.

Thanks XDABBEB!

David.
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
Battery life is stellar; especially stand by with low/poor signal. This is how lg and Verizon should have done it from the beginning. The only problem is that lollipop is going to have big shoes to fill.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] drpratik:
hello,

I am on v2 of this Excellent ROM,

thanks to great Dev.XDABBEB.

today i did back up via the team win recovery and want to upgrade to latest version of ROM,

what all step do i do?

thanks.
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
The installation instructions are in the op.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=57555311

Do you have a question about a particular step or does a step need clarification?

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs982.5 1.2.0
[Verizon LG G2] drpratik:
I am in 25a build and i am wondering whether i flash 28a and then go ahead?

pls help.

thanks.
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
As [MENTION=5073488]ffejy462[/MENTION] stated, refer to the OP he linked. Flash 28A and REBOOT BACK INTO RECOVERY.
[Verizon LG G2] athraugh:
I can not go into VS980 v3.0.0

I meet one mistakes, how can I do?

1. My Original ROM is VS982.5 v1.2.0.

2. I use TWRP's Backup to make one backup file.

3. I flash 39A bootstack by OTG disk and then reboot into recovery again.

4. I wipe all disk include cache ,system, data, internal storage.

5. I flash VS980 v3.0.0 by OTG and reboot to system.

6. I can get to new desktop of v3.0.0 .

7. I use TWRP's Restore to restore from last backup rom and successly go back to Original Desktop of v1.2.0. I want to get my app setting.

8. Unfortunately, I do Step.3~ Step.5 again ,but the screen is still stay on LG Logo after 30 mins. I see LG logo is continuous turn around but can't go to desktop of v3.0.0.
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
Did you verify the md5? Did you mean to say you can't get to the desktop on 3.0?
[Verizon LG G2] z3pp3lin:
During step 7 did you flash the 28a bootstack 1st?
[Verizon LG G2] athraugh:
I use WinMD5Free v1.2 to verify this xdabbeb_vs980_3.0.0.zip of mine.

It say Matched.

During Step7 of 1st, the original backup file of TWRP's is include 28a bootstack.

Thank you.
[Verizon LG G2] sefirosu0522:
Hi everyone. I'm stuck at an LG logo bootloop. I'm coming from 1.2.0 to 3.0.0. I ran md5 checks on the 39A bootstack and 3.0.0. Everything matched. I went into recovery, flashed the bootstack, and rebooted back into recovery. Was able to flash the rom without any issues. When I boot into the rom, it just bootloops on the LG logo. I've let it sit for 15 minutes and have tried rebooting. No luck. Any suggestions? I'm on TWRP 2.8.6.3.
[Verizon LG G2] z3pp3lin:
When you made the 28a backup did you check modem since TWRP doesn't automatically back it up?
[Verizon LG G2] sefirosu0522:
I'd hate to quote myself here but is this happening to anyone else? I've tried two different computers and still bootlooping on the LG logo.
[Verizon LG G2] ffejy462:
Not sure if it even applies, but the first time I flashed lp on my Nexus 7, it wouldn't boot. After wiping, I repaired (option in advanced wipe) each partition in recovery. Flashed rom, and everything was fine. Been doing it ever since on every device. Wouldn't hurt to try.

lg g2 xdabbeb's vs980 v3.0.0
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
Were you on 28A before? I also came from 1.2 and booted up just fine. Did you follow the steps in the OP?
[Verizon LG G2] jesssiii:
Sounds like you may be using the wrong combo of bootstack to rom version accidentally. Be sure to flash 39A bootstack then reboot back into recovery, wipe data cache and system, then flash his LP 3.0 rom. Then reboot into system. It takes awhile the first time to get into the updating apps part. Several minutes maybe.

LG G2 VZW
[Verizon LG G2] athraugh:
At Step2, I use TWRP's Backup with checkind all section include Boot, Data, EFS, Recovery, sensors, Modem, cache, system.

At step.7, I use TWRP's restore with checking all except Recovery.

Is there any good suggestion?

Thank you.
[Verizon LG G2] sefirosu0522:
Thanks for all the information everyone. I will try [MENTION=5073488]ffejy462[/MENTION]'s suggestion. [MENTION=4615308]greyhd[/MENTION] I was on 28A. I am also coming from 1.2. [MENTION=2861395]jesssiii[/MENTION] I followed the OP but also wiped dalvik cache. Would that impact the install?

EDIT: Alright. I'm still having issues. I've attached screenshots of what I've done in TWRP. It's very odd to me that in one of the screenshots, the version shows up as 2.8.5.1 ( #2 ) even though I am at 2.8.6.3 which you will see in the other screenshots. I labeled them 1 to 6. Hopefully they upload that way. I am still bootlooping on the LG logo.

One of the times, I did boot but couldn't do anything because it was telliing me that my system uids were inconsistent with an I'm feeling lucky option.
[Verizon LG G2] greyhd:
Try downloading the 39A bootstack again from the resources thread. Xdabbeb updated them to have the latest TWRP. Wiping cache should not cause bootloop. I wipe everything, including internal since I flash the ROM off a memory stick.
[Verizon LG G2] sefirosu0522:
I don;'t have a memory stick I can use at the moment but I'll try that tonight. I downloaded a new bootstack. I don't think my phone likes it. I tried flashing MicroMods extreme rom and I'm having the same issue. I really don't know what else to try at this point other than kdz back.