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[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Alright. Here's how I did it over 10F. Flashed the modem and them the ROM, cleared cache and dalvik. Worked perfectly.

I've lightly tested. It appears I lost recovery and flashing from Flashily is not working, and I am unable to install the Lollipop exposed until I can get into recovery. I will also have to research titanium to get that working, as well. All else seems ok so far.
[AT&T LG G3] joshuadjohnson22:
does your LED light up for notifications?
[AT&T LG G3] Jammin72:
TWRP Manager in the play store is a nice way to patch the SD Card issue and boot into recovery whenever you like.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jmz.soft.twrpmanager&hl=en

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Mine does on Autoprime's stock ROM.
[AT&T LG G3] joshuadjohnson22:
Man what the heck... why doesn't mine work...
[AT&T LG G3] louvass:
joshuadjohnson22

Thanks I did go back to 10D TOT then root, then TWRP 2.8.5.1 THEN I cleared all and flashed the LP modem then ROM and it finally worked... So it seems going back to stock TOT worked for me.. Thank you again.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
led light is off
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
My notification light is working fine, it's just a pretty slow pulse. I re-flashed my ROM again too just to make sure.
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
This zip doesn't touch recovery, so you shouldn't have lost it unless something's going on that I don't know about. Recommend trying TWRP Manager as [MENTION=4764155]Jammin72[/MENTION] mentioned:
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Excellent info, thank you.

I was able to boot into recovery with the manager, thank you. Still playing with the system to check the rest of TWRP and 'normal' booting menu which has recovery. Right now I have to use TWRP manager to boot into recovery.
[AT&T LG G3] :
You can't. The best bet here is to just include the guide in the OP. Removing the libs before disabling the service causes the stupid FC bug.
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
I did look into it more today and it looks like you would have to modify framework-res.apk because that is where it tries to start the IQ service. And I think that won't work because it will break the apk signature. So yeah, for now I guess we just have to disable it manually.
[AT&T LG G3] ski21:
I got this loaded up and so far no problems. Everything seems to be working good. No problems with the notification light either. Hopefully the battery will be good. I'm looking for a rom with good battery.
[AT&T LG G3] netomel:
I imagine xposed would have the same issues on any lollipop ron like in Autoprime's.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
So things that are not working so far:

Boot into recovery by normal menu. I can boot into recovery with TWRP Manager, but it is inconvienient.

Hot spot not working. I did have it hacked on the 44 ROM by the edit method.

LED light - no response. It does startup when the phone first commences booting, past the LG logo, up to the point where a small window appears and says "Android is updating, loading apps." After that it goes out.
[AT&T LG G3] joshuadjohnson22:
I really don't understand this LED issue. Some users have it and some don't. I've wiped and reflashed every way I can think of and still have it. When I flash a pure lollipop rom I have no issues....
[AT&T LG G3] netomel:
Correct me if I am wrong extended power menu is only possible with Xposed, but the lollipop version is still buggy. So we can not blame [MENTION=6299094]cmulk[/MENTION] for it.

On my end running so far without issues. No random reboots like I was having on Autoprime"s build.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Yeah, no blame to OP. I did install Xposed and it 'optimized' the apps. After that my Settings failed to open. I uninstalled Xposed and that did not undo the issue. I was hoping for a smooth transition to LP, but as I have read more on 5.01, seems like it is still a bit raw for me to quickly work with and resolve issues timely.

OP, thans for the work.
[AT&T LG G3] netomel:
On the ATT LG G3 Lounge they discuss that Xposed still in alpha. They troubleshooter by removing LG cover and all LG bloat. Some seem to have it working. I will just wait until Xposed gets more friendly with LP.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Yes, after Xposed I had to remove the cover/weather app, as the phone kept throwing notice after notice, was impossible to use the phone. Maybe that was the mod that ruined the settings.
[AT&T LG G3] shayneflashindaily:
Xposed is the issue. Not a hard workaround

2SHAYNEZ
[AT&T LG G3] that-squirrel:
has anyone possibly tried updating the apn config xml to fix the hotspot issue? i know this was an issue with the cloudy rom.

this link might be the solution for that problem atleast

http://xdaforums.com/att-lg-g3/general/rant-d850-t2960720
[AT&T LG G3] KeeperOfThePizza:
Tempting to try. Really want Xposed. I may just stay on KitKat and wait. Sounds great though!!
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Yes, other than the debloating, this is supposed to be a pure LP ROM. Curious.
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
Ok, I'll correct you. Extended power menus can be baked into almost any rom via decompiling the right apks and editing the smali code.
[AT&T LG G3] joshuadjohnson22:
Let me clarify, I flashed Illusion lollipop rom and the LED notification works perfectly.
[AT&T LG G3] jtsurfs:
Does this have the LG apps and LG camera?
[AT&T LG G3] demoicurn:
1st post doesn't list the LG camera as being debloated. So I'm assuming it's included in the rom. There is also a list of LG apps that was removed. Check it out! It's a good read.

I'm waiting for a blacked out/dark theme for the LG LP rom. White is too bright
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
Appreciate the thanks!

It is a known issue that xposed causes a force close on the Network and Tethering menu. Uninstalling the xposed app won't do it, you will have to reflash the ROM zip to get rid of the files that xposed installs. Another workaround (to try) is to use something like "Tethering settings shortcut" to take you directly to the settings and bypass the menu that force closes.
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
I can't think of anything on the LED issue either.

However you could try using LightFlow as a workaround. I've been using the app for 3 years now because of all the customization it offers anyway, and now I can't have a phone without it.
[AT&T LG G3] joshuadjohnson22:
I tried it and it didn't work.
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
I'm working on learning some of this now, maybe someday I'll learn how to do the power menu.

Right now I'm particularly interested in porting [MENTION=498688]Kickoff[/MENTION] 's lollipop theme (http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/themes-apps/theme-lollipop-lollipop-theme-t2944558). Some pieces work and some don't due to differences with the international ROM vs ours. However, I'm slowly getting more and more things working right :)
[AT&T LG G3] TekGadgt:
[MENTION=6299094]cmulk[/MENTION] Would you be interested in working together on this? Just PM me if you are.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Ah, thank you. I will reflash!
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
For the reboot menu, my plan is to diff some parts of android.policy.jar and framework-res.apk from CloudyG3 with their 855 stock counterparts.

I understand those differences. My first reboot mod was for an Atrix HD running JB and I followed a Samsung Something-or-other ICS guide.
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
Forgive me for a dumb question, but you do have the LED enabled under Settings > Display > Notification LED?

Tried opening up the Notification LED sub-menu and toggling the options there (Incoming Call, Missed Calls and Messages, Battery Charging, Downloaded Apps)?
[AT&T LG G3] joshuadjohnson22:
I've tried this more times than I can count. No luck. It lights up when I check it but never for notifications. Thanks for the tip. I think it has to be something system related. A handful of us have to same issues.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
OP:

All right, so I have reinstalled this ROM several (3) times now, by wiping the system, dalvik and cache, and then selecting the modem, ROM, supersu and TWRP zips and letting it run. Very easy.

I have not re-installed Xposed, per your suggestion, and have had no issues related to that app. Takes a bit of time to install and update, as normal, and I just read while it's doing it thing. Once it boots all of the apps update via PS. That takes much longer than installing and waiting for the ROM to first load up. The LED goes out during the 'updating'/installing apps' on any final boot up process, so a verbose read out of the loading apps, with a trigger switch, might be helpful in determining the culprit app which is mucking up the LED. Not that important, since I don't use the LED. I did check the LED toggles. Interestingly, even though the LED is 'on', if I toggle the others, incoming call, missed call, missed voicemail or battery charging, the LED will flash and few times/few seconds and go out. Toggling the on-off main switch changes nothing.

Last night, after the second install, all was well and I was going to backup, but forgot and wiped before backing up. It's so easy to reinstall, no worries.

I discovered the recent update of Popcorn does not seem to work with LP. Tethering works fine. The Antutu has dropped from mid 36K with KK, to 23K, though the screen refreshing, etc. seems snappy. I use an app to get back the boot options menu, which is ok but not my preference. Titanium not working yet.

Would it be better to also wipe data at the beginning? Can I restore data from a KK backup? I haven't figured out yet how to do a smooth data restore when doing a 'full reset/wipe" before installing a new ROM.
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
The only Popcorn app that I know of is Popcorn Time, which is piracy, which is illegal, which isn't allowed to be discussed here on XDA.

Yes, wipe data at the beginning. I make it a point to wipe /system, /data, /cache, and dalvik cache when I flash any rom. Not doing all of that can result in some bad errors, bootloops, or worse. Sometimes you'll get lucky, but crossing fingers and hoping for the best isn't the greatest data keeping/restoration policy.

Restore data from KK to LP....that's a nope if you're talking about TWRP data backups and recoveries. Titanium Backup should work just fine provided your not restoring an LP incompatible apk (the few incompatible ones I restored just froze on restore, forcing me to manually kill TB and install them from the market....I was restoring TB backups from ICS to LP).

There isn't a way to restore data before installing a new rom UNLESS, and this is a BIG MAYBE, you're restoring /data from a bloated rom to an unbloated rom that has the exact same base /system. Personally, that's not something I would do because it's both risky and I'd also be restoring the data to the bloat which is a wast of space for other apps and internal sd card stuff.

My suggestion to you is to invest $5 and get Titanium Backup Pro. You won't regret it. I bought it 4 years ago and it's literally the most important tool I use when I'm flashing roms and I don't know what I'd do without it.

TLDR

Get a backup/restore app from the market and don't dirty flash.

EDIT:

This is good advice that should be followed for any rom, any device.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
So I will have to fully configure the new ROM because all data will be wiped?

I have Titanium Pro, really like it, and have backed up KK apps. On this ROM with Titanium Pro I get "backup interrupted insufficient storage space". So I just modified the platform.xml: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44370296#post44370296

Add the media_rw group:

<permission name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" >

<group gid="sdcard_rw" />

<group gid="media_rw" />

</permission>

That seems to have solved the Titanium issue. Also, I have SelinxModChanger set to permissive, as well. It was the first thing to change after all PS apps updated.

So currently the only things I see as a bit different are the LED and boot menu (worked around with Quick Boot.)

Thanks for the thoughtful help, OP. The ROM seems to be running nicely. I'll do a full factory wipe, as you suggested and try that method, as well.
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
Pretty much, yes, you'll have to reconfigure everything. That said, if you use the sync with Google settings, some of your system settings might be restored and TB can restore some basic system settings.

I forgot about that fix...SuperSu also has an external sd fix and I just used that, though it isn't the best working fix out there and I don't really recommend using it.

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Should be as simple as deleting it from /system/app as well as deleting the two libs under /system/lib.

Also, there's MLT.apk. It's LG's spyware. You should remove that too.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Fresh, full install. LED still off line when system boots and 'loads' apps. Antutu went from dirty flash 23K, was 36k or with KK, and now fresh install 41.5K. Needed to mod the tether setting as well.

To get the SD card reading correctly for Titanium and DoubleTwist needed the sd edit hack detailed above.

:)
[AT&T LG G3] that-squirrel:
the steps to remove carrieriq

1, freeze the LADDM.apk (i use root uninstaller pro from the play store)

2, in a root file explorer, navigate to /system/lib and remove "libiq_client.so" and "libiq_service.so"

3, go back into root uninstaller and uninstall LADDM.apk

if you're looking to remove it preinstall from the rom you need to dump the /system folder from the zip and locate remove the 2 "lib" files and delete the laddm.apk which is located in /system/app/laddm/laddm.apk. just delete the laddm folder, i cant remember if there's an odex file or not but delete that too if there is one it'll be in the same folder as the apk. repack and flash

any questions?
[AT&T LG G3] lsflp:
nice rom, how I can enable the tethering? I tried to enable using de sql editor and its impossible, you know any other way for enable?
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
The problem is that will cause a force close of Android system because there is a service defined in framework-res. You have to disable the service before you delete things or you will make your phone unusable. It is the disable service part that is hard to bake into the ROM
[AT&T LG G3] that-squirrel:
i've removed carrier iq from KK roms both ways and never had any FC issues, i haven't played with LP long enough to say that the system dump method described in my last post will result in FC's when recompiled but the first method does work and is solid. i'll post back later when i have finished reworking my personal LP rom and have been able to boot it, but i will go on to say that i'm pretty confident i won't have any issues ;)
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
On the 20f lollipop rom (either mine or stock, there's no difference) either freezing LADDM or removing the libraries and LADDM as you mention will cause a force close unless you disable the "IQService" first, which is built into the framework-res.apk. I have repeated it multiple times and it has been discussed quite a bit in the Lounge and other threads. Disabling the service is easy for users to do with the "DisableService" app, and then you can remove LADDM and the libraries as mentioned. The difficulty is that disabling a service is a user setting, so, for example, if I reflash a ROM without the IQ files onto a phone with clean /data, I will again get the force close and an unusable ROM.
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
Like with this init.d script? It could also be baked into one of the qcom boot scripts and made a bit more fancier with some if -f's, but should do the trick....untested because my battery is at 20% and I need to charge it.

That "pm disable" command can also be ran as root from a terminal emulator to disable the CarrierIQ service.

Name it TrackerRemover

Put it in /system/etc/init.d

give it 755 permissions

boot/reboot

cross fingers :p

#!/system/bin/sh
#wait 60 seconds before the script runs to give time for the CarrierIQ service to activate
sleep 60

# Disable CarrierIQ Service
pm disable android/com.carrieriq.iqagent.service.IQService

# Wait 5 seconds for CarrierIQ to stop
sleep 5

# Remove the libs and apps
if [ -f /system/app/LADDM/LADDM.apk ]; then
rm -rf /system/app/LADDM
echo "LADDM.apk deleted"
fi

if [ -f /system/lib/libiq_client.so ]; then
rm /system/lib/libiq_client.so
echo "libiq_client.so deleted"
fi

if [ -f /system/lib/iq_service.so ]; then
rm /system/lib/libiq_service.so
echo "libiq_service deleted"
fi

# MLT is LG's tracker so remove it too
if [ -f /system/priv-app/MLT/MLT.apk ]; then
rm -rf /system/priv-app/MLT
echo "MLT.apk deleted"
fi

EDIT:

It wouldn't hurt to add in "sleep 20" or "sleep 60" as the first line executed in the init.d script. I'm not sure when the carrier service is started, but a 20 to 60 second wait should be sufficient time for it to be started up so it can be disabled and everything else can be deleted.

EDIT 2:

Laying in bed and realized I wrote a few commands in that script wrong, so I fixed it up. The script up there will wait 60 seconds to give CarrierIQ time to start, disable the CarrierIQ service, then delete the libs and apks to the spyware. Later. Going to bed. I have to be at work in about 7 hours.

EDIT 3:

Fixed up some formatting. I'm not used to writing scripts off the top of my head in a web browser.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
This works for ATT with this ROM (I have done it 3 times): Make sure you relax permissions with SeLinuxModChanger to Permissive first, if not already done.

Then go to your Settings/tethering&networks/mobile hotspot. Try and enable/startup your hotspot. This way will create a needed entry. Your hotspot will fail, but will create the needed entry/tether entitlement in the system settings, which you will not see until you go to the following. Then:

in your SQLite Editor, click on the FILES tab and look for the path: /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/SETTINGS.DB/SYSTEM

DO SEARCH OF SYSTEM FOR ‘TETHER’

I HAVE ‘TETHERING TIME 600000, CHANGE TO 0

I HAVE TETHER ENTITLEMENT 5, CHANGE TO 0

It doesn't matter what 'tethering time' or 'tether entitlement' settings are, change to 0 (zero).

Save, make sure permissions are 644, and reboot.

.

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OP,

I would like to say thank you, not only for the ROM, but more for the patience and time you take to respond to the various folks here. You have been consistent with help and insight into solving seemingly easy to less well understood issues by me, and I suspect others.

Gracias.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Glimmers of LED. I've noticed that my LED is coming on, on occasion, for example after the phone has been plugged in for a few minutes, and the phone was already charged to 100%, I will get a green constant on. As soon as the screen comes on, even plugged in, the LED goes out. If the phone is discharged, I typically will not get an LED when I plug it in, to show it is charging. Better than nothing.
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
Want to try pulling some logcats during these events? When they should be working and the few times that they do.

Who knows, we might get lucky and see the cause or a fix for it.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
I'm pretty much a novice to logcats. I've tried about 3-4 apps to pull logs for other issues, and from the feedback I've received, they somehow log too much, or don't have the lines split out, or ?

I am willing to work at it, but to date the logs seem to have been unuseful to anyone. Any suggestions on a direct/simple method to get the right info to you would be appreciated.
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
I'm mobile now, but I'll post some log pulling help when I get home. Probably won't be for at least six to eight hours from now, maybe longer. Kinda depends on how the bossman feels...diverticulitis and stomach issues...why I'm still waiting to work.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Got it, thanks. I'll pick up the info at the end of the day and get going on it.
[AT&T LG G3] joshuadjohnson22:
Thanks for working on this. My LED is doing the same so if you can find a fix you two will be my favorite people :)
[AT&T LG G3] lsflp:
Ok, i forgot the step of SeLinux

Gracias amigo
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Hummm. For the D850 LP 5.01, I deselected/disabled the Common carrierIQ settings for AT&T phones, the same ones outlined for KK. I did not remove the two library files, as this caused issues in KK. I renamed LADDM, copied that to my external SD, and then removed it from it's directory. All is well. No FC or boot issues. Voodoo reports all is well, the service as disabled, and only finds the two library files, which are disabled. If I remove the two library files, I get issues. So I leave them alone and CarrierIQ for my AT&T is no longer reporting to the spy in the sky. Simple enough. It would be great if a script genius would do up a script to accomplish these things. All in all it takes about 10-15 minutes to do.

.
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
Very much appreciated! I was thinking along these lines and it's great to know I'm not wrong :)

Now I need to enable init.d support and take some time to do testing of this. I'll also remove MLT permanently as you mentioned as I don't see it causing any problems.
[AT&T LG G3] JeffDC:
Would there be a suffix appended to the file name TrackerRemover?
[AT&T LG G3] skeevydude:
I'm working on a way to patch /system/etc/init.qcom.post_boot.sh in a way that'll be safe for any g3 that has those files.

Create the init.d folder and add "/system/etc/init.d/*" to the end of post_boot.sh for ghetto init.d support...without the quotation marks.

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Only needs chmod 755 and chmod +x permissions if it's in init.d or ran as root in a terminal emulator with "sh TrackerRemover"...but adding .sh to the end can't hurt if you're running it as a script and not in init.d.
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
Nice work! I think I will integrate your original script and init.d support directly into this ROM moving forward (with credit to you of course), but the AROMA package will be great for those that want to stick with stock and remove spyware. I look forward to doing some testing on this as well. Thanks!
[AT&T LG G3] cmulk:
Looks like Cloudy may put me out of business, but I'm ok with that :)
[AT&T LG G3] renguer0:
Hey people, what about smothness on this ROM compared to CM12? I'm not complaining just see some experiences before try to myself.

Thanks to dev to share this!
[AT&T LG G3] cdjaney:
Well... If it's any consolation, and maybe it's just me, but International ROM ports haven't seemed as stable on my phones as stock. Now, I've only been on the G3 for a couple weeks, but that was always my experience with the Galaxy S3 and S5. And again, it may be my imagination, but this ROM seems to run smoother for me than the 855minus5 did.

I'm just one guy, but as long as there's debloated stock, it's probably going to be on my phone. :thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you for your efforts!

Sent from my LG-D850