yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
De facto it's the same. It is impossibble to perform factory reset while Android Wear (AW) is running on watches because AW is heavy related on /data and /cache filesystems. When you press and confirm full reset in ROM settings, watches reboots in recovery, automatically wipes /data (including dalvik cache) and /cache and then reboots back to AW ;)

data (including dalvik) and cache. Also you may wipe internal (emulated) sd (TWRP doesn't wipe internal sd when yor select to wipe data despite it phisically resides in /data/media).

Another way is to wipe in bootloader mode via fastboot

fastboot format cache
fastboot format userdata

This way you'll wipe internal sd (/sdcard) too.

No it isn't. Factory reset don't touch system and boot.
[LG G Watch R] deejay6901:
my guess is, since our watch is really not an urbane, thus the mac address is software based. first 6 digits are fixed, but the last 6 digits keeps on changing; even a factory reset wont solved it. just my penny thought.. :)

right now i stopped connecting thru my lan cos its pointless if i keep on updating my mac filtering.. :D
[LG G Watch R] Dr.Taly:
What about burn protection? Its disable and i canot enable it....
[LG G Watch R] firetech:
That's only the "Force" option, a developer option that's meant to be disabled normally.
[LG G Watch R] xDaddyMe:
thanks for your explanations. But I think I did something wrong. I´ve wiped in TWRP the internal storage (is that the internal sd). Because TWRP gave an error in red letters (couldn´t read it, was too fast). Nevertheless everything started fine, but it didn´t sync with my apps after a full factory reset correctly. It´s also not possible to get a connection with my android wear app now :( Holy sh.... :confused: Maybe I´ve to g0 back to stock rom? Maybe anyone an idea?
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Correctomondo it's a 100% stock, always on feature
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Did you remove the device from the wear app? Then Re add it..
[LG G Watch R] lil-devil:
[MENTION=398245]LeeDroid[/MENTION] not sure if this was brought up as a suggestion but for your future version of this rom (if there is) could you maybe add the following~

1. add Root on it :D

2. allow the modification of the vibration strength (example here http://xdaforums.com/g-watch-r/development/mods-useful-mods-r-t2960546) :D

greatly appreciated :)
[LG G Watch R] xDaddyMe:
I´ve tried already, it didn´t work. I´m confused :confused: Don´t know what to do... I´ve already completely uninstalled and reinstalled. Until know nothing works. Should I go back to Stock Rom? Could it be helpful? Thanks for helping ;)
[LG G Watch R] bonstio:
Flashed flawlessly.

Realized the notifications were broken inc. the demo ones triggered by the Android app. So I read this thread and cleared out GServices and reset watch. All good.

Thanks for a great ROM :)
[LG G Watch R] xDaddyMe:
the wear app says "call the code on the clock by wiping", but I can´t wipe to see a code, mmmmh. I keep on trying
[LG G Watch R] xDaddyMe:
hey guys, i´m happy to say that everything works fine again. I´ve flashed back stock boot, recovery and system and my watch sync and connect again with the app on my phone. But nevertheless most likely I will go back to LeeDroids Urbane Rom cause its really smoother. I will take a look. The problem with a "mac adress" is still there. I´ve really almost tried everything ;) What a pitty.
[LG G Watch R] suki7474:
Successful flash thanks! I did have to perform a factory reset after installing because the watch and phone weren't connecting together. Other than that, a easy installation. Thanks!
[LG G Watch R] madds:
I flashed mine a few days ago and worked fine for two days.

The other night i put it on charge and a message appeared on the display with something about an firmware update. It turned off (it was extremely hot).

I restarted the watch but the screen stoped working. Had to take it to repair and the replaced the entire motherboard. Gladly it was on warranty coverage. Anyway i will flash it again tonight :)
[LG G Watch R] jimbobtexas:
This conversation is going on in the Urbane forum: http://xdaforums.com/watch-urbane/help/corporate-wifi-peap-t3141153#post61504224

It's regarding connecting to a corporate network secured with 802.1x EAP/PEAP. My Samsung phone connects just fine, but there's no way to connect the watch. Any ideas?
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
Root fails. ...supersu FC's followed all steps but cant get it rooted
[LG G Watch R] trollpsg:
lee does it again

works 100 fine thanks a lot :good:
[LG G Watch R] Moe5508:
Bluetooth tends to use up too much battery power, right? So maybe when am on home WLAN network I'll opt to turn it (bluetooth) off and just connect via wifi...

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\\

I factory-reset mine after flashing and I ain't gat any of that Hybrid stuff...it shows Urbane through and through :)

Posting an image shortly...
[LG G Watch R] ggreenwood334:
Trying later. But thank you. Crazy how lg has to wait until Q3 for an update. Good work.
[LG G Watch R] deejay6901:
i called it hybrid in a sense that our watch is R physically but the system is urbane! haha :D
[LG G Watch R] MWBehr:
Bluetooth uses less than WiFi. I imagine you're thinking more along the lines of WiFi vs. GPRS where WiFi would be favorable. I'd let it do it's own auto-switching rather than force anything.
[LG G Watch R] kabalah89:
sorry. but what is the difference between stock watch r and urbane rom?
[LG G Watch R] kscasper13:
well everyone is reporting voice lag with the wifi mod on the stock firmware, and this doesn't seem to. maybe the urbane firmware has some difference made for wifi?
[LG G Watch R] kabalah89:
so the difference is only the wifi? so i skip the rom over if it can not otherwise.

- anyway good work OP :good:
[LG G Watch R] Koopa777:
Did anyone else run into issues booting after installing this? Like sometimes the watch won't boot, and just turns off after the LG screen.
[LG G Watch R] kscasper13:
go re-lock your bootloader
[LG G Watch R] Koopa777:
That fixes it? I don't like relocking a bootloader while custom, but if it fixes it I will.
[LG G Watch R] 2k4ever:
you could also try to get rid of TWRP

are the new LG watchfaces included in this ROM?
[LG G Watch R] Koopa777:
Thanks, I'll try that first.

Yes, this turns the GWAR into an Urbane. Forget the watch in the Android Wear app, then uninstall and reinstall it. It will be a full-blown Urbane.
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Good to see a little life in here, thought the watch threads would be uber quiet... Going to start playing a little more with the build this week
[LG G Watch R] Koopa777:
I just think most people were just lurking, because there wasn't anything compelling to flash before the WiFi mod, then this. [emoji2]
[LG G Watch R] deejay6901:
one thing i noticed though, i just feel like my phone battery drains a lot faster now, not sure if this is related with the watch as the connection sometimes dropped then will keep on reconnecting. this hasn't happened when i was still using my sony SW2. anyone experienced this?
[LG G Watch R] appledroid:
ROM works great! WiFi works, Urbane exclusive watch faces are nice. No problems to report! Thank you!
[LG G Watch R] finalbillybong:
All installed and running fantastically. I did have to wipe after install to get things running properly though. Well done Dev!
[LG G Watch R] The Great Dane:
The legendary Leedroid are gonna spoil us as well. Spot on my friend [MENTION=398245]LeeDroid[/MENTION]. As always a great pleasure to work together with you. Let's have as much fun here as we have had on our long journey together. Spot on!
[LG G Watch R] cybermungo:
Great work Lee. Used many of your roms for the HTC. Good to have you here...

Gesendet von meinem SM-N9005 mit Tapatalk
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Why do you need root? The su app hasn't been adapted for wear
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
I was shown that the lastest supersu beta was updated for 5.1.1 on any device but im trying to get kernal auditor working
[LG G Watch R] lukemo:
The idea to get root is related to the need to apply some mods, for instance vibration strength mod....could you consider this mod for your new version? Thanks in advance.
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
SuperSU v.2.46 root staff (su, daemonsu, supolicy, libsupol.so), except SuperSU.apk, are working fine on my watches with LeeDrOiD R Urbane Port V1.0.0. I've simply installed UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip via TWRP and then completelly removed /system/app/SuperSU/ folder. I've also patched the latest intersectRaven's wifi.multi.boot.img - add init.d scripts support via oneshot service in init.lenok.rc - and drop 99SuperSUDaemon in /system/etc/init.d/ .

I've also run this mod from init.d script. BTW you don't need root to apply mods if you have init.d support enabled in boot.img.
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
Once again im not applying mods

Im trying to use kernal auditor for wear devices which requires root check the threads people are getting root by flashing supersu zips and it is just not working for me ....and i do understand what you are stating but if your not answering the actual question ....then this response is useless sorry dont mean to be rude but i am simply trying to apply root not mod my watch like yours
[LG G Watch R] lukemo:
Thanks a lot for your suggestion Lion; but where can I find the patched kernel? And could you kindly suggest me how to change init.d to increase vibration strength?
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
If you are familiar with linux, you can use xiaolu's mkbootimg_tools (GITHUB SOURCE: https://github.com/xiaolu/mkbootimg_tools) to unpack intersectRaven's wifi.multi.boot.img, edit init.lenok.rc in ramdisk and repack it back. You have to add this service to the end of script

service sysinit /system/bin/logwrapper /system/xbin/busybox run-parts /system/etc/init.d
class main
user root
group root
oneshot

Or you can give a try to mine. I've repacked intersectRaven's 20150623_22XX wifi.multi.boot.img. I've added init.d and sysctl.conf support and disabled install-recovery.sh.

Google Disk: wifi_multi_boot_0623_22_lion567.img.

MD5: 5df544da4ae4b09e81297acf52debd80

After flashing patched kernel you can check the status of sysinit service

shell@bass:/ $ getprop | grep sysinit
[init.svc.sysinit]: [stopped]

It should be in stopped mode, because it runs only once at boot time.

Then you have to create /system/etc/init.d folder (don't forget to remount /system as RW beforehand)

shell@bass:/ $ ls -ald /system/etc/init.d
drwxr-xr-x root root 2015-06-11 13:12 init.d

and drop a script file (for example 01Tweaks) in this folder with following lines

# increase vibration intensity
# default is 80
echo 85 > /sys/class/timed_output/vibrator/amp
# default is 20
echo 100 > /sys/class/timed_output/vibrator/driving_ms

for tweaks discussion follow this thread http://xdaforums.com/g-watch-r/development/mods-useful-mods-r-t2960546

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I'm sorry, but you don't post any deatils about troubles you have with rooting. :rolleyes: IMHO it's impossible to give you usefull and specific recomendations.

I've tried to share my expirience of successfull rooting LeeDrOiD R Urbane ROM with standard SuperSU installer ZIP from Chainfire (UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip) to prove that there is nothing specific in rooting LeeDrOiD R Urbane ROM and that latest stable (2.46) binaries are working fine with Android Wear 5.1.1, so you don't have to use latest beta. First part of my post (down to the begining of lukemo's post quote) is about rooting, not modding. I've answered on two posts (about rooting and about modding), but XDA forum glued two answers in one post, this time again :(
[LG G Watch R] lukemo:
Very kind, Lion, really. I will try this evening your patched kernel and the suggested commands.
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
Ok simply put im trying to use a modified version of a app called kernal auditor. ...that should speak for itself.....ok when trying to run it it fails due to the supersu FC

Other people seem to be using the kernal auditor modified version with no issue

..wondering what could be causing this issue beside it not being rooted properly
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
And one more thing if supersu is failing which it is i would assume that this is the reason i cant create a init.d folder using adb ...permission denied ...just looking for a little help because im really not following excuse my ignorance
[LG G Watch R] miffymiffy:
http://rootjunkysdl.com/getdownload.php?file=LG G Watch/Root/Wear-SuperSU-v2.40.zip

This is the supersu I use and it works. There is no actual supersu app, but root works.
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
Yes, supersu app doesn't work correctly on Wear. But root staff (namely su in adb shell) works fine without supersu app, the only drawback is that all apps on Wear can got root access automatically without request or notification. So you can simply remove supersu app from your watches(via TWRP) and su should succed. That was my advise, i've tried to deliver yesterday :D

You can create init.d folder via adb in recovery mode if you have TWRP installed on your watches. Adbd is configured to run in unsecured mode in TWRP, so you automaticaly got root shell via adb in recovery mode. ;)
[LG G Watch R] programmieramt:
Hello.

Ich have a problem. My Watch only bootet into twrp. Can someone help me?

looks like windroid was the problem . i took the recovery from here:

http://xdaforums.com/g-watch-r/development/rom-stock-rooted-5-1-1-t3124921

that works
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
Now that is a answer lol thank you
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
Im guessing its my adb skills but no matter what i do in adb in recovery to create the init.d folder dosent stick after boot

But that supersu for wear got the kernal auditor working

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Jackpot
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
May be you have fogoten to mount /system before creating /system/etc/init.d folder in recovery? ;) TWRP doesn't mount /system at startup.
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
I tried ....

Wont mount permission denied
[LG G Watch R] deejay6901:
why does anyone needs super su on this watch? theres nothing much if use to it, this is not a phone.. :D:p
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
That should 100% work providing you are unlocked.

adb shell mount /system

adb shell mkdir /system/etc/init.d

Although it's useless without runparts enabled, I will add it this week
[LG G Watch R] lil-devil:
Theres always things you can do ;) at the end of the day, this is an android, people will always find something to mess with :P
[LG G Watch R] miffymiffy:
There are many applications that use root and require supersu. A simple app like 'buddhaboot' (APM for wear) uses it. As does ES explorer and Kernel Auditor.
[LG G Watch R] deejay6901:
yup im aware of it, but i think theres no stable version uet of super su that could work well with androidwear 5.1.1 :)
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
I will get su and busybox run-parts (init.d support) added this week guys.. asking with a few other mods
[LG G Watch R] miffymiffy:
Have you had a chance to look at the M360 build? I am wondering what they have done to make it much smoother/snappier. Do you think there is anything we could incorporate here?
[LG G Watch R] thatruth132:
Exactly

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Thinking the same would love to try it ...i bought mines for 99 bucks at sprint so dont mind bricking it lmao
[LG G Watch R] deejay6901:
maybe ill just wait for lee droid's update here (ver2 maybe) :D
[LG G Watch R] Kenjari:
LeeDriod...first let me say thanks for the port. I'm excited to try this. Awesome.

Now my questions is this: I'm using a mac to unlock(success) and install twrp(unsuccessful) and su(unsuccessful). I can't flash the custom recovery for the life of me. Don't know if its my sdk or something else.

I'm curious...can I factory reset, unlock the oem and flash the system and boot img via fastboot? Without twrp or su? Or will i be creating a mess of trouble?

Thanks... I'm really excited to go urbane on my GR!!!!
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Of course you can matey, su and twrp aren't a requirement?
[LG G Watch R] Megaflop666:
Good work. Can't wait to see the update.
[LG G Watch R] Kenjari:
Your awesome LeeDroid. Thanks!
[LG G Watch R] drsuave:
Been running great for a week but it just started doing this...

https://youtu.be/mwjMD-RZ2f4

Just done a factory reset. Still like it.
[LG G Watch R] mike13ftw:
Happened to me and I tried everything ti fix it but nothing . You should send it to LG to replace the motherboard
[LG G Watch R] tmaxraiden:
Could someone please Help me how to go back stock? Since I flash these rom when I recharge the watch it burns and I can't reach the full charge. It stops at 20-30% and the watch turn automatically off.

i apologize fora my bad english.

thanks
[LG G Watch R] Megaflop666:
Simply fastboot stock recovery, system, and boot. Boom, back to stock.

You can find the stock images here on xda.

Before you switch back though, did you wipe cache/dalvik after flashing the urbane image and kernel?

My battery has been a lot better, zero issues in the ui and an all around much better watch. It charges fast and lasts all day. The only difference between my watch and the op is that I am running the latest dual.boot.IMG kernel.
[LG G Watch R] pfizzle:
Does anyone know how to get the watch to boot again after its fully dead? I was out over the weekend and didn't bring the charger, the watch died. Now when I try to charge it the LG logo comes up then it bootloops back to the battery logo and it keeps doing this back and forth.

The watch gets very warm doing this but it doesn't take any charge. And without charge I can't turn on the watch. I need to have it on the charger for it to boot but thrn even if I take it off before the bootloop part it doesn't have enough juice to stay alive so it dies. This is a bad cycle haha.

Is there anything I can do besides reflashing?
[LG G Watch R] kashortiexda:
Try put it into recovery and charge
[LG G Watch R] AndiTails:
Do the 10:30/4:30 taps on the LG logo to get to the bootloader, then from there load up Recovery.

Leave it to charge for 20-30 mins then reboot the watch OFF THE CHARGER.

Once it's booted back up, replace on charger.
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
Another wokraround for this problem - charge your watches via USB port on your PC (desktop or notebook).
[LG G Watch R] pfizzle:
Thanks every one! I ended up doing this computer method and it worked
[LG G Watch R] yugendreams:
Off Center

Any idea why my watches menus and such are off center or the wrong size?

I followed the directions exactly.
[LG G Watch R] pfizzle:
Mine fixed itself after I unpaired the watch from the phone, then factory reset the watch , then repaired it to my phone
[LG G Watch R] Megaflop666:
What he said...

I had similar problems and a couple others until I unpaired, factory reset the watch and repaired it and moved my apk files and stuff back over and it's been perfect since.
[LG G Watch R] yugendreams:
Before I read anything I just decided to wipe it because it didn't say to. After that I flashed the boot and system images again and everything is golden now. :D

Loving this thing so far.
[LG G Watch R] persichini:
What are the chances of completely disabling the touch screen while its in always on sleep? I've tried the hack of removing touch.wake and the advanced settings app... but both of them still allow long hold to change face... scrolling threw notifications, launching app menu..

I stand arms crossed all the time and it is constantly doing thing on my watch by accident.
[LG G Watch R] AndiTails:
LeeDroid - is it worth updating the OP to reflect the 'better' installation options using only fastboot?

You're welcome to rip-off my guide from a few pages back!
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
I will happily do so mate lol, life's getting in the way of xda time a little at the mo
[LG G Watch R] michiganoao:
I Had this issue too flashing this rom, did you wipe system and data too before flashing this rom the first time? I thought this solved the issue for me
[LG G Watch R] drsuave:
Ok just flashed back to std g watch r and it fixed it.

Then re-flashed urban. And it started again.

Then removed all the wear apps from my phone and flashed again.

Seems to be working fine now. Think it must be an app......

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Typed too soon. Last about 20mins and started doing it again.

Have re-flashed 5.1.1 std again.... still doing it...

looks like a repair job

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working again with std 51.1.... will see for how long

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working again with std 51.1.... will see for how long[/QUOTE]

Not long now doing it again... repair call tomorrow
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Build updated guys... enjoy
[LG G Watch R] Megaflop666:
Will this dirty flash over the old with no issues?
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Indeed it will ?
[LG G Watch R] Megaflop666:
Backing up and flashing now. be back shortly.
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
I'm off to bed, all running perfectly over here
[LG G Watch R] Megaflop666:
I like that boot screen!

everything works like a champ!
[LG G Watch R] fLipz:
Dev, just GREAT! perfect here too.
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Good to hear it guys!
[LG G Watch R] bigshotrob22:
Im assuming you flash the same way as first build? Or is this flashable zip
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
Couldn't find any of them neither in system.img, nor in boot.img ramdisk. :confused:

Do i miss something?

Mostly yes, but depends on the current state of your bootloader. If you don't relock bootloader after flashing first build, then you don't have to unlock it again.

No, it isn't. BTW, you can lookup for step by step installation instruction in the OP. ;)
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
I dropped them last minute mate, removed them from the change log but not the feature list.. will tweak it tonight
[LG G Watch R] lion567:
OK, thanks!

BTW, it seems that it would be nice to add some clarifications

and to replace

fastboot flash boot wifi.multi.boot.img

with

fastboot flash boot boot.img

in the Installation instructions in the OP . This can avoid possible misunderstanding which image to flash into boot partition.
[LG G Watch R] LeeDroid:
Appreciate the input! It's been a long few days, all updated ?
[LG G Watch R] Megaflop666:
Not directed at you [MENTION=5469284]lion567[/MENTION] but more towards some other posts I've seen over the past week that have been driving me insane...

I'm not being a jerk or anything, but if a person is modifying their devices, (even at this level which is right under flashing a zip when it comes to easy), shouldn't they know at least enough, and be comfortable enough with adb and fastboot to not have to be spoon fed every detail? Plus some of the stuff is common sense, especially the way [MENTION=398245]LeeDroid[/MENTION] packed the .rar file naming each image "boot" and "system".

If people are going to modify their devices, they need to learn to be more than script kiddies and need to learn about their devices. Learn every detail they can so they quickly read through instructions that might be only 90% complete and be able to fill in the blanks. First example I can think of is how many times it's been discussed to wipe caches after flashing a new system image, that should be a good practice no matter what device you're working on when you change the firmware.

These devs put in a lot of time and work to bring you their wares, the users should put in as much work into their devices and knowing their devices. It'll simplify the devs life to not have to worry about making sure every detail in the op is perfect for every user, and it'll cut down on questions being asked over and over and over in the threads since people rarely read anything past the first page.

Just my 2 cents for the morning...
[LG G Watch R] Beerukoff:
Could you please return original boot animation? I think it was much better