yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Best kernel is the stock kernel on stock settings. Believe me, as I've tried everything else.

As for your second question, go here; https://xdaforums.com/android/software/r-s-e-sound-systems-auditory-research-t3379709
[G2 Android Development] boxes:
I've noticed that the battery life is much worse on 3.4 vs 3.0. I get a lot of standby battery drain, and I don't see any apps/services keeping the cpu awake in better battery stats. Battery just creeps down constantly. Going back to 3.0 tonight

The cpu is going into deep sleep 81% of the time, wonder what the drain could be. I turn data/wifi on/off as needed.
[G2 Android Development] jbrow314:
I cannot get data on T-Mobile, voice and text works just fine, but no data. I have tried to change APN settings, and even clean flashed 3.4 with no luck, so I clean flashed 3.0 which worked perfect before, and now I cant get data on 3.0. I downloaded a copy of the modem for T-Mobile, and that had no change on the data situation as well.

Any suggestions?
[G2 Android Development] ExodissPL:
Yesterday i installed ViperFX using this guide: https://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-how-to-install-viper4android-t3485827

But it's not working and NO processing is showing in driver status. Anybody can help?
[G2 Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
This is not a Q&A thread for sound modifications; in the link I originally gave you, you'll find everything you need to get Viper working.
[G2 Android Development] ArcSer:
[SOLVED!] How can I use custom notification, alarm and ringtones?

A week into this ROM (from CloudyG2 3.3) and

loving

it a lot.

I could not find, for all the searches I did, any way to select and use my own sound files (mp3's and ogg's) for notifications and it frustrates me.

All my files are in

/storage/emulated/0/Notifications

(they've been there already from the previous ROM and remained there)

but are not selectable.

What am I missing or doing wrong?:confused:

EDIT: Solved! Thank you helpers Arak0n and popxunga for your swift and solid advice!

Both suggestions worked:

Files copied to SDCard after ROM installation - work

(some files which were already on the SDCard do work, some don't)

Using Zedge I managed to install a selectable new sound
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
I would get those files copied into the PC. Then boot into recovery and wipe internal storage. Boot the phone normally, copy the files back into the phone and try again.
[G2 Android Development] Arak0n:
When I go to set a notification tone, I can select the file manager or media manager, then pick the file I want to use from any folder. You probably have the wrong file manager as default or something. Try resetting the default apps.
[G2 Android Development] ArcSer:
Thanks! I have tried that already, even installed some additional file explorers and having set the default (so I'm asked every time which one to use) but none of them successfully sets the sounds I selected :(
[G2 Android Development] Lycanlk:
The ROM is working flawlessly! Super smooth and good memory & power management! This has been my daily driver for about 3-4 days. However, the GPS is not stable on my D802. Especially I noticed that when I play PokeMon. Anybody else having this issue or anybody suggest any patch?

Thank you!
[G2 Android Development] ArcSer:
I think you nailed it.

Something popped to memory about reading folders and files written by an Android OS not being readable/executable to another Android OS on same card...

I also managed to install a selectable sound (a new one) using Zedge, so I guess I can handle this from now on :)

Thanks a lot and wish all to enjoy this ROM as much as I do :)
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
Indeed... I guess the issue is caused by different selinux implementations/configurations among 'droid versions. Glad that you solved it out [emoji108]
[G2 Android Development] YberCZ:
Hi guys. I would like thx for your work! ROM running like a charm! :good::good::good:

I have only one problem. I couldn´t turn on HOT SPOT. Does anybody have same problem? THX for some information

Problem SOLVED: I´m LAME and I switched hotspot settings to 5GHz unfortunately :)
[G2 Android Development] jaedenhudson14:
I noticed there are a few people trying to get viper working on this rom. It took me a while, and many different versions to get it to work. So I thought I would post the instructions here on what worked for me.

1. Make sure you’re rooted and have a recovery installed on your device. You should already have a recovery (I use TWRP) and if your not rooted, just enable it in developer settings.

2. Install Stericson's BusyBox

3. Download the ViPER4Android_2.5.0.5_guitardedhero.zip transfer it your device’ internal storage. (http://downloadmirror.co/2zYA/ViPER4Android_2.5.0.5_guitardedhero.zip)

4. Boot into recovery and install/flash the ViPER4Android_2.5.0.5_guitardedhero.zip file to your device.

5. Reboot phone.

6. Download/install a root file explorer app.

7. Now using your root explorer app, go to /vendor/etc/ directory on the device and rename audio_effects.conf to audio_effects.conf.bak.

8. For some reason by default, viper does not have storage permission, and it doesn't ask you when you open the app. So open settings-apps-viper4android FX-permissions-Turn storage switch ON

9. Open ViPER4Android FX app on your phone (it installed when you flashed the zip earlier)

10. You’ll get a notification to install V4A driver. Select YES.

11. It takes a while to install the driver, and it might look like it is stuck, but just be patient.

└ If Android gives an error that the app has stopped. Be sure to select the wait option, don’t force close it.

12. Once you get the Driver installed message on screen, reboot your device.

If all is well, you should now have viper working.

If you receive an i/o error, then double check you renamed the audio_effects file, make sure you have busybox installed, and disable any other audio effects app you may have installed.

Instructions were from here (http://www.theandroidsoul.com/install-viper4android-nougat/)
[G2 Android Development] StarLightPL:
Is it just me, or did the WiFi mac address change after flashing this ROM? And the second question is, do we all have the same mac address now?
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
No ... you're not alone. At least CM14 and LOS do it.... and crdroid is based on LOS. The WiFi mac becomes 1c:99:4c:44:ed:c4 which is identified as a Murata device. Last time I got to LG lollipop stock, I got my original mac address back.
[G2 Android Development] akoner:
Preview rom

https://youtu.be/WxxHSY12D5Y
[G2 Android Development] StarLightPL:
Interestingly enough, mine did change to another address, but it also identifies as a Murata device: 10:a5:d0... I wonder if this is different by build version or randomised. Not that I care much about my original mac, I can either try to fix it permanently using root, or just change it in the filters if I am sure it is still randomised. I wonder if the bluetooth mac changed too, but I won't be able to verify it, and don't want to go back to stock right now. If its a common issue then its a small price to pay to keep this dated but much loved phone alive :D
[G2 Android Development] ArcSer:
[Help]: Indication in call log for Un-answered OUTbound call?

I'd appreciate a way (other than installing an app) to have an indication in call log (default phone app) for an Un-answered outbound call.:confused:

I used to have DW-contacts which has that feature, but I'm currently using this ROM's default phone app.
[G2 Android Development] i_mendes:
I gave up on this rom. I really like it. Lots of customizations, fast, no lags and good battery life. The problem is the network signal. In places where I had a good signal with other roms (stock lollipop, lineageos and aicp), with this rom, the indicator is always empty, but the fact is that I can make and receive calls. Maybe is just a bug in the indicator??, but I don't feel safe. I'm afraid that I don't have signal and people can't reach me. Please, solve that and keep up the good work!

Regards.

LG G2 D802
[G2 Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
That's weird, dude.

I live in Lisbon too, I have a D802, and I'm running it without any tricks or modifications; I've never had signal troubles except one time back in version 2.X, which was solved quickly.

I don't know if this helps but I'll mention it anyway; I flashed a hybrid bootstack originally before flashing crDroid for the first time ("bootstack-d802-CAF-signed.zip", dunno where I got it), and I flashed a specific modem named "Modem-D802-30B-PORTUGAL.zip" which I also forgot where I found.

Perhaps playing with the bootstack and modem might get you better results, but that could be a painful process :p
[G2 Android Development] i_mendes:
Ok, thank you for your answer.

I've got that two files. Can you tell me the procedure to flash this files?

Questions:

1. You said that you flashed the files before flashing crdroid. So I should back to stock, install root and twrp and flashed that two files?

2. Flash bootstack and then reboot to system, and then reboot to twrp again to flash modem? Or flash modem right away, without reboot?

3. Any wipes?

4. After that flash crdroid as usual?

Thank you for your help. I just don't want to brick my phone playing with bootstacks.
[G2 Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
1 - No, just reboot to recovery and make sure you're on latest TWRP.

2 - Flash hybrid bootstack, then reboot to recovery again.

3 - I would format /data, /system and /cache to EXT4, and wipe dalvik.

4 - After that just flash crDroid as normal, then gapps.

(I didn't mention flashing the modem yet.)

If the network reception is STILL buggy after all this, reboot to recovery and flash the modem, and see if that helps.

If not, I can't help any further as I'm out of ideas.

Good luck.
[G2 Android Development] i_mendes:
Ok. I will try that. Thank you.

Enviado do meu LG-D802 através de Tapatalk
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
I've no issues with signal loss and i did not install any hybrid bootstack or modem.
[G2 Android Development] banikgames:
Fully working?
[G2 Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Random question?
[G2 Android Development] banikgames:
Sry. Nice ROM. :)
[G2 Android Development] Daniel2650:
I'm using crdroid 3.4 and I'm looking for an option to switch the navigation buttons to the left when in landscape mode.

So far I haven't found it.

Can someone pls help me?

Best Regards
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
I was usage wps wifi but not face this problem... Any idea?
[G2 Android Development] fela4:
Good ROM very stable apart from OTG not mounting.. Rest is smooth

thanks firebird11
[G2 Android Development] banikgames:
This ROM is bugged. Every few minutes the phone is jammed and you have to reboot.
[G2 Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
1 - Since you've provided no logs and absolutely no further information, I don't believe you.

2 - Nobody else has reported any issues about "phone is jammed", so, I don't believe you.
[G2 Android Development] i_mendes:
I had this rom on my LG G2, and everything is working just fine. Didn't have any issue until now. Fast, no lags, stable. The only thing I notest is a weak network signal. But it could my modem.
[G2 Android Development] Daniel2650:
Do you mean a weak LTE signal? And when switching to 3G it is a lot better?

I think it is an issue with the scaling of the indicator, because when i go into the settings to SIM-Status and look for the dBm values it isn't significantly different to other Phones. But i noticed that the indicator is responsible for switching to another radio tower so it keeps changing towers very frequently. It's probably an issue with the modem firmware, but there is nothing we can do about, the last modem firmware was from LG for Android 5 i believe? Snapdragon 800 was one of the earliest SoCs from Qualcomm with LTE support, so problems are to be expected.

I could be completely wrong about that too.
[G2 Android Development] i_mendes:
Yes. It could be that (modem). Just a question of someone that doesn't know nothing about rom's: when we flash a rom (crdroid, lineageos, aicp, etc.) over stock rom (in my case I have a LG G2 D802) with lollipop which modem stays on the flashed rom? The one in stock lollipop rom or the one in the flashed rom? Thanks.

Enviado do meu LG-D802 através de Tapatalk
[G2 Android Development] ST Dog:
3rd party ROMs don't mess with low level partitions like modem or the bootloader.
[G2 Android Development] Daniel2650:
I think the modem is included in the bootstack img. You have to flash the hybrid bootstack from xda anyway if you want to use android 6+ right?
[G2 Android Development] ST Dog:
The modem is in mist bootstacks for the LG. And the modem can be found separately.

But CM/LOS and other ROMs don't include the bootstack.

Different ROM work with different bootstacks/modems. Check with the developer.

I won't make a blanket statement regarding 6+.
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
No. Hybrid bootstack is not required nor recommended if using CM14, LOS or any other LOS based ROM.
[G2 Android Development] i_mendes:
Ok. Got it. Thank you.
[G2 Android Development] Wompers:
I'm glad I stepped on that mine for everyone :)

I wanted to revive my G2 from the stock lollipop also. After a month on crDroid 3.2 without any reboots, I can say that it is actually more stable than the stock lollipop. But, like lollipop, it did start to get sluggish and suffer from mystery battery drain by the 30 day mark, with reboots only offering a short time window (day and a half) of relief before regressing again.

A dirty flash to 3.4 seems to have reset the performance/battery issue. I guess a dirty flash every 30 days to keep my G2 nice isn't too much work.

Big thanks to firebird11 for bringing the latest Google treat to the G2!
[G2 Android Development] StarLightPL:
And thanks again, because were it not for your post I would flash it back to stock lollipop and probably went with other ROM. Like said, first post would benefit from known issues (unless already addressed).

I can confirm returning to the sluggishness. No critical battery drain as it was with lollipop, but still the phone barely lasts a day. Strange. It seems to happen on each generation of ROMs with Kitkat being the most stable, stock lollipop not so much (esp. hangouts killing my battery in minutes), and now this ROM is also suffering from the issue. I wonder if it isn't somehow related to hardware showing signs of fatigue, or is it some rogue application we install during this 30 day mark ;)

Aye.

One more interesting thing regarding dirty flashes - it saved my sorry behind here... I went from a stock lollipop, rooted using one of the methods on XDA (don't have link handy now), got twrp, updated twrp to newest one by blastgator, then flashed this ROM. All was well until supersu wanted to update itself, and failed to do it via twrp. I lost root, tried to reflash via twrp as suggested on supersu, it silently failed (which I found out only when rebooting and seeing boot.img security error). Phone wouldn't boot, luckily I was able to put it to recovery mode, tried flashing rom's boot.img over damaged one, it helped with the secure boot error but the phone still bootlooped. A dirty flash helped - phone was resurrected, also saving all my apps (which I wasn't expecting, actually, was a nice surprise). Now I am operating without root, and google-reading about it (was it on cyanogenmod site/thread?) I can see that for this LOS thingy it is totally different, like some lineage os having special roots etc... A link in the helpful direction on how to properly get root on this phone having a working TWRP would be much appreciated, even if it required flashing back to stock. Also first post would benefit from this information if this is a thing (as in supersu not working properly on LOS?). PS: Sorry if I am stating the obvious, bear with me as my last rom flashing for my G2 was the Lollipop ;)

EDIT: I have G2 D802 EU intl.

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That is a relief to hear. The amount of info or rather contradictory information regarding bootstacks was something which held me from flashing a long time giving serious headaches when I tried to wrap my head around it. And I am a programmer (lol) :D

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I flashed this ROM over a full CSE stock reflash described in back to stock for LG G2 thread, and without flashing any bootstacks. The reception is normal. May I suggest doing the same, especially reading that i_mendes had other roms before this one? Just full-wipe (cse) flash the stock rom. There was even a service on LG servers where you could enter your IMEI and get the latest official firmware for that imei. Flash that, then root and get twrp, then upgrade twrp to newest one, then flash this rom and see if that helps.
[G2 Android Development] barturblits:
Well there are different hybrid bootstacks, so you recommend kitkat bootloader + kitkat partitions instead of kitkat bootloader + lollipop partitions? Can't remember I ever had a non hybrid bootstack on this phone. Started with jellybean bootloader + kitkat partitions and later updated to kitkat bootloader + lollipop partitions.
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
No. Best approach is flash stock lollipop, then root, then flash twrp, and from twrp flash LOS, crdroid or any other LOS based ROM along with gapps pico.
[G2 Android Development] barturblits:
If you root original stock lollipop with autorec, you will also get a hybrid bootstack. Autorec replaces the lollipop bootloader with the kitkat bootloader, the other bootstack partitions stay lollipop based.

Btw, I only use the hybrid bootstack from daniel stuart, not the other ones. A year ago, that was the only one with good clear documentation.
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
I used kingroot.
[G2 Android Development] barturblits:
As far as I know, the lollipop bootloader has never been hacked to get working with a custom kernel so kingroot probably also downgrades the bootloader to kitkat.
[G2 Android Development] popxunga:
Not sure what kingroot does, but I didn't flash any hybrid bootstack. I just installed and used kingroot. Then installed twrp APP and used it to install twrp using the d802 twrp image previouslly downloaded. Then booted into recovery and did the rest.
[G2 Android Development] barturblits:
Flashing a hybrid bootstack is another way to achieve the same. Might be some minor differences between the stacks due to different modems or revisions used. Lg g2 is pretty intransparant with versions and stuff.

My mom uses my g2 now with crdroid 3.4 on the hybrid bootstack from daniel stuart and had no complaints.
[G2 Android Development] Emresaygin:
Who give me crdroid 6.0 link ?
[G2 Android Development] Troska:
Help. I'm trying to use root apps but the phones says is not rooted.
[G2 Android Development] jaedenhudson14:
Did you set root to apps only in developer settings?
[G2 Android Development] demoniac51:
compatible or not with the F320S ?
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
i face small issue sometime my phone switch to silent without do anything ...i need to restart my phone to fix it ..

face same problem in Lineage too
[G2 Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Without any further info, one must assume there's something wrong with your volume button.
[G2 Android Development] Furqan Ullah:
Hi, I flushed this onto my lg g2 but gsm radio is not working. I almost tried everything. Any suggestion?
[G2 Android Development] Furqan Ullah:
I noted that cellure network says invalid network mode (-1). The same sim is working fine on another set.
[G2 Android Development] neoptolemos01:
I rooted my device using ioroot

Installed TWRP recovery using autorec (2.7.0.0)

Flashed latest TWRP using .zip file (3.1.1)

Rebooted into recovery

Wiped the device (selected everything except internal storage)

Installed crdorid zip file

Installed google apps

Wiped again (just wipe, didn't go to advanced wipe)

and rebooted into system

But now, after a quick flash of lg logo, my phone goes into a black screen

What should i do fellas ?
[G2 Android Development] trwrt:
Try dialing *#*#4636#*#* and go into "Phone Information". Set the preferred network type to something besides "Global".
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
no problem nothing wrong with volume button .... after few call my phone switch to silent not always ..that all what i know :confused::crying:
[G2 Android Development] akoner:
Good rom :good::good:

preview

https://youtu.be/WxxHSY12D5Y
[G2 Android Development] thedoctor13th:
can i flash this coming from cloudyg2 KK? or do i need to have lollipop? thank you!
[G2 Android Development] boxes:
You need lollipop first

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I was able to fix a problem on my D800 through this menu. My phone would always connect to HSPA by default, so I changed preferred network type to LTE/WCDMA and changed radio band to United States. Now it goes straight to lte.
[G2 Android Development] myidealcut:
of course, edit updater script from "d802" to "f320" inside zip before flash
[G2 Android Development] ploµf:
Aldo workin with L01f ?
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
guys when i try send apk via bluetooth tell me : file unknown file not sent ?
[G2 Android Development] myidealcut:
not sure, no device
[G2 Android Development] netscvngr:
This same thing happened to me when I first installed crDroid. I believe the problem is your bootloader. You need the Lollipop *bumped bootloader. Search for bootloader changer push it using adb or flash back to previous OS and place it in internal storage and flash that. Select the Lollipop *bump loader then flash crDroid.
[G2 Android Development] CTPAX.RU:
Yes.
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
So how can send the app?
[G2 Android Development] n@vier:
Are you really asking how to send an app? Sorry but it's unbelievable to read... :)

Well here a list of choices:

- cloud (dropbox, Google drive, Mega etc.)

- mail

- telegram

- Airdroid

- usb OTG
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
No bro but most of you told here need network.. Not available for everyone.. I asking about how can i send app via Bluetooth
[G2 Android Development] neetee:
You should use File Explorer such as Solid Ex, ES File Manager,etc...that includes making ZIP or Rar Archive file. First making ZIP/Rar of App.APK file then you can send it via blue tooth
[G2 Android Development] omercicek43:
It looks like there's a performance lack when scrolling or opening apps.

Also status bar and nav bar disappear and comes back when I click edit on status bar. At the first time after reboot. And after it comes back live display thing comes back, before it won't be there.
[G2 Android Development] n@vier:
USB OTG doesn't use network ;)
[G2 Android Development] ST Dog:
Or just change the file name. It's already a zip archive.

But pretty sure some BT file exchange apps will send any files. BT is so slow i don't do it.

Also easy to send over wifi, using one device as a hotspot or wifi direct. Apps like ES and File Commander gave options to set it up for you.
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
bro i use x plore but i think there is something wrong in rom so i can't send APK type like Nexus phone don't send Apk file need to change name to Zip or rar or any type expect Apk

i don't ry wifi direct ..are you send by wifi direct to any phone ? i think stock rom just send to Lg phone only not any brand ..what's your opinion ?

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why this rom can't allow send Apk direct without change the type ?
[G2 Android Development] dodora3d:
why this rom can't allow send Apk direct without change
[G2 Android Development] n@vier:
Try Bluetooth App Sender on Google Play maybe it can help you.
[G2 Android Development] ST Dog:
I've​ only used Total Commander and ES File Explorer to send files using FTP or SMB. Same app on both devices.

I don't know why the stock tools won't send some files. I don't use the stock stuff.