yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I only suggested the dirty flash because you were looking for options other than restoring a backup. The end result is the same. I assumed you didn't have a recent backup and that's the reason you didn't want to restore one. I guess a dirty flash has the advantage of not replacing your apps with old versions that need updating, like restoring an old backup would, etc. You wouldn't lose your recent text messages, game progress (offline), etc. Something can always go wrong requiring more aggressive measures though, and would be more likely to happen with a dirty flash vs. restoring a good backup.

Since, by your wording, it was a flashable zip, then flashing it would've replaced the version of VVM that came with the 3.1.1 ROM with the one from 2.0.0. It's not an additional app, it just replaced the VVM app you had already.
[Verizon LG G3] jadams161:
All fixed. Tried the dirty flash. Reinstalled 3.1.1, thanks for the help.
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Awesome! Glad it went according to plan. You're welcome! FYI I forgot to mention, or I actually mispoke a little. When dirty flashing, actually I would say a wipe of only Cache and Dalvik/ART would be done, just no wiping Data. If you don't have any problem I wouldn't sweat it, though, just that sometimes that would be more important than other times.
[Verizon LG G3] kgirlx:
Where is bootanimation.zip folder in this ROM. I go into system/media folder and it isn't there. Anyone know? Thanks.

MyArmsYourHearseHTC10
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Looks like the zip is there for me.
[Verizon LG G3] kgirlx:
Strange,on his lollipop ROM,its in there, on this ROM,on the wife's,its not,I just made the folder and changed permissions and it worked. Just wondering where the original android boot animation.zip is that this ROM was using. Thanks.

MyArmsYourHearseHTC10
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Part of what you've been saying is confusing to me. There's no bootanimation folder, there's a bootanimation.zip in the system/media folder. If you can clarify, is the reason you're not seeing it is because you're looking for a folder and ignoring the zip file that's only in the media folder, or by "made the folder" do you mean creating the zip?

Did you flash any of my optional debloat zips that would've deleted the bootanimation.zip?
[Verizon LG G3] kgirlx:
That's it, I flashed your debloat zips when I flashed this ROM. I didn't even think that was it. Damn I'm dumb. Thanks. I put the bootanimaton.zip file in the folder and it works.

MyArmsYourHearseHTC10
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Ah! Good, I'm glad it was easily explainable. :) You're welcome!
[Verizon LG G3] jadams161:
Any need to flash the latest version of supersu with the rom?
[Verizon LG G3] Abe_Frohman:
Advice needed...getting a replacement G3.

Hello,

I'm going to get a replacement G3 (probably a refurb).

I only have 7 days to return my defective one so I want to make sure I have all the info I need before I submit my claim.

I'm on xdabbeb's 3.1.1...what do I need to do to the replacement before I can restore a nandroid?

Thanks in advance!
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Flash the TOT, reroot, flash TWRP, make a temporary tiny TWRP backup (any small partition like recovery), move your old TWRP backup to the new folder TWRP made for your new temporary tiny backup since TWRP backups on each device will produce a different backup folder. Not the folder you can choose the name of yourself when you make a backup (backup name), the folder level above that. The process is universal no matter what ROM or device, except for the device-specific steps of rooting and putting TWRP on.
[Verizon LG G3] Abe_Frohman:
Need troubleshooting help...

I apologize if this isn't the right place...I'm posting here because I'm on this ROM.

My G3 is overheating several times a day. I could be doing nothing more than surfing the web. I could be doing nothing at all...phone in my pocket.

See the screenshots...sometimes getting over 180F.

No streaming, no gaming.

Is this most likely some bad app or a hardware issue?

To be clear, it is the CPU over heating, not the battery.

I'm greenified and amplified to maximize battery life.

Any suggestions for where to start tracking this down?
[Verizon LG G3] altwu:
from your pics, it looks like your overheating issues are related to the cpu usage and frequency. your cpu is near 100% usage and at or near max frequency when it's overheating. in your 3rd pic, when the temperature drops, the cpu frequency also drops too. i can think of 2 suggestions. my assumption for them is that whatever is causing your high cpu usage and the high temps is most likely draining your battery too.

from settings, go to battery, and then look at at what apps are using up the battery. this may point to why your cpu is getting pegged.

use the better battery stats app to look at wakelocks and other things that may be eating up power.

i hope this helps. good luck figuring this out.
[Verizon LG G3] neondunker:
Hi guys,

Need some help or clarification. Normally I would install xdadeb Rom on my cellphone through TOT -> stump root -> recovery -> bootstack -> Rom.

I got another vs985 but with 48A and here comes my questions:

I did see a lot of "do not downgrade of your are on Android 6". I also saw some "you can dowgrade as long as your vs985 is not a K version"

Mine is 48A, not K version, official stock. Can I downgrade with TOT or is there something else to look at?

Thanks
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Please don't post the same question in two places. Answered in your Q&A thread.
[Verizon LG G3] issact:
Everything about this ROM is perfect. Excellent battery, and nothing seems broken thus far after a week of use. Thanks a bunch!
[Verizon LG G3] hakkalugi:
Random question, but does anyone know if the MM 'System UI Tuner' is available in this firmware/ROM? Or do I need to go the fuller route with xposed + G3 Tweaksbox for a few simple UI tweaks? -- Basically I'm just after disabling the alarm icon in the notification bar.
[Verizon LG G3] ruddysor:
Need Help to install XDABBEB's VS985 - 3.1.

Hello, Can you help me please?

I've tried to install this room but nothing.

How to do?

thank's:)
[Verizon LG G3] mopartonyg:
Hi did you read any of the OP you posted, especially the part about How To Install? Also if you need help people need more info than just help me. Happy New Year
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
I just upgraded to this from the 47 stock and I'm having the exact same problem. Can anybody confirm that their miracast IS working? I use this feature all of the time with my Samsung tv and it would be a huge drawback to me. This feature makes it so easy to show my son pictures and videos of things that we've done together; I would say I use it weekly.

Any help anybody can offer would be appreciated.

Edit:

Just to explain what's going on, I can start miracast on the phone and it will briefly connect to the TV, but within about 5 seconds, before anything from the phone is displayed on the tv, the phone disconnects.
[Verizon LG G3] schwem:
Try flashing the 35b bootstack then reboot recovery. Then flash the 23c modem and reboot recovery. That way the bootstack and modem are recognized as active. That's how I had to do it on my G2 when Xdabbeb put out roms for us. Same principal here.
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Most likely you could just flash the 12B bootstack, then the 23C modem, and be fine to install AICP then.
[Verizon LG G3] bornlivedie:
Already tried. Same error. Will try to lower the bootstack. Maybe 12B does the trick.

Trying as I post. Just curious, why would CM 12.1 would use Kitkat files?

EDIT: Nope, same error... I just don't get it. I keep getting the same "Error executingupdater binary script in zip"

EDIT 2: Alright, AICP is not working but Cloudy5 is. So I guess the culprit is the zip file, may be corrupted.

So, the correct steps are:

1. Be on 24B or lower bootstack

2. Flash AOSP rom

3. Stay on that boostack or upgrade to 35B. It will boot and work fine. If you wan't to flash another AOSP rom you will have to downgrade the modem, and just the modem (24B also works).
[Verizon LG G3] minhas729:
One one thing left.. If i want to go back to jasmine rom 9.1 or Skydragon 6.0.2 which i guess both are using 24B modem.. I will fash the 24B bootstack and then my backup? Or if it has 23B then tht and backup..

I will check wt modem he used.. And them corresponding bootstack followed by backup? Is that right?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Both ROMs used the 24B modem but only because they couldn't get the 35B modem to work with the 12B bootloader, which was necessary to get into TWRP. These bootstacks have everything necessary to both get into TWRP and use the modem they come with.

Besides all this, both ROMs already come with the 12B bootloader and 24B modem, so you don't have to flash anything before it, however you might want to flash the 35B bootstack after flashing either of those ROMs so that they now have the 35B modem and what's necessary to be able to use it.
[Verizon LG G3] davidstjohn1:
I think if you're going to go back and forth between those ones you named you would be safe flashing the 24b bootstack
[Verizon LG G3] jaymazz13:
I know this is stripped down stock for now, but anyone install exposed yet? And if so how, cause I get an error?
[Verizon LG G3] minhas729:
Thanks for elaboration [MENTION=2560614]roirraW "edor" ehT[/MENTION]

Don't know why my tapatalk app is unable to quote in reply

So as if i am on jasmine right now if i flash the 35B bootstack i will have the 35modem now..

And after using xda rom coming back to jasmine doesnt need any special procedures.. Simply fash back the backup and thts it?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I'm using the same Xposed, modules, and module settings that I was using under JasmineROM 9.1 with no problems. v75 SDK 22 arm.

You're welcome!

My Tapatalk is doing that - started yesterday. I assumed it was due more to XDA than Tapatalk since there wasn't any update to the Tapatalk app and it was working fine earlier yesterday or the day before that.

Yes to the first question.

The second question, you don't have to do anything, but since JasmineROM 9.1 comes with the 24B modem, might as well flash the 35B bootstack after so you have the 35B modem and the other correct partitions to be able to use the 35B modem.
[Verizon LG G3] davidstjohn1:
Yes I have xposed installed works perfect for me
[Verizon LG G3] lexluthor:
Same question more or less. I'm on Jasmine 9.1 now. If I just flash the 35b bootstack from here

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347843993

I'll be on Jasmine 9.1 with the current 35b modem? No other issues come from doing that? I'll be able to upgrade from there to Jasmine 9.2 or whatever later?

And is there some good reason that I'd want to be on the 35b modem?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Yes. No. Yes. The 35B modem was what was meant to be used with 35B ROMs. Which modem works best for every individual varies, only you can determine if the 35B modem is better.

On top of that, Advanced Calling / HD Calling works with the 35B modem, someone experienced encryption issues with the combination that JasmineROM 9.1 and SkyDragon 6.x come with and someone else reported success using encryption with the 35B package.

I haven't used those features so...
[Verizon LG G3] tattooz305:
Just want to make sure I am reading everything right before I brick. I am on Jasmine 9 and quite satisfied but would like the 35B modem. Can I just flash the 35B bootstrap on top of Jasmine?
[Verizon LG G3] tattooz305:
Where can I find the kernel?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
The easiest way for you would probably be to make a backup in TWRP of whatever stock 35B ROM you're running, install this ROM, make a TWRP backup of just the kernel, restore your ROM, then restore the kernel.

There are other ways...
[Verizon LG G3] tattooz305:
Thanks, I thought about giving this a load. Are you running it?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Yes I am, it's very nice. I converted my Data and Cache to F2FS before installing it.
[Verizon LG G3] tattooz305:
OMG, what the heck does that mean...LOL

If I already flashed the 35B bootloader, do I need to reflash it to load this ROM?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Don't worry about it. Google it or search XDA for it if you want.

Don't need to if you already flashed the 35B bootstack (not bootloader, that's only one part of the "bootstack"), but doesn't hurt anything either so I'd just follow the directions verbatim if you're not sure.
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
Well THAT didn't go as planned. While trying to restore my backup to 47a I got the following error:

From the TWRP Recovery Log:

This is causing my DATA backup to fail, so I've lost pretty much all of my settings in 47A.

This makes me really sad. :(
[Verizon LG G3] hokiealumnus:
Looks like your TWRP backup got corrupted. Unfortunately it happens; hopefully it's the only time!
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
Ugh. It just got worse. I just realized that I somehow lost root.

Steps taken through this entire proccess so far from my 49 install (including my posts from above):

Wiped system/data/caches

Restored my 47 backup and data, which was rooted

Data restore failed.

Tried booting to system, which failed (LG logo; no actual bootup)

Rebooted into recovery

Somehow, LG recovery came up before TWRP

Couldn't get to TWRP, so factory reset in LG recovery

After factory reset above, the phone went directly to TWRP

Wiped Data.

Reflashed 47

Booted...and now I'm unrooted.

Super SU: There is no SU binary instaleld and SueprSU cannot install it. This is a problem!

I'm guessing I shouldn't have factory reset in LG recovery?

Do I need to revert with a TOT file and begin anew now?

Happy New Year?
[Verizon LG G3] hokiealumnus:
I have no idea how things could have gone so far south for you, I'm sorry. In your shoes, I would definitely TOT back and start over.
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
Damn. That sucks chocolate balls.

Ok. Thanks for your quick resposnes, hokiealumnus. I'll have to lay out a course of action to move forward on this. I've been rooted for the past 2 years, so I guess I'll need to look back over all of the guides to get my rooted-self up and running again. Hopefully it won't take more than a couple of days of research and file gathering.

General idea:

Tot to 10/11/whatever it is

Root

Flash 35B modem

Flash ROM?

At the very least, I am grateful that the phone is actually still working.
[Verizon LG G3] hokiealumnus:
You have the general idea. TOT, root, install TWRP, flash bootstack (not just modem), flash ROM, profit!
[Verizon LG G3] russ722:
How to hide simebis not from Verizon? In running this Ron with metro pcs service and have paid g3. Tweakbox installed with hide unknown sim icon checked but not working.

Also can't access hidden menu any ideas?
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
For anybody reading my trials above, I just want to point out that this ROM had nothing to do with my problems. 3.1.1 was working perfectly fine. My issues were caused by trying to restore a bad backup. In the end, I was able to restore my phone using the KDZ method and will be making the jump right back into this ROM.

¡Viva la G3!
[Verizon LG G3] russ722:
How to remove sim not from verizon ? I've tried g3 tweakbox but no go.
[Verizon LG G3] YuckerDisMe:
Looks like Verizon recently released a new security update. I wonder if xdabbeb has plans or the time to provide an update for everyone :)

https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/lg-g3-update/
[Verizon LG G3] Chef_1534:
Subject BLUETOOTH/WIFI/Tether issue

This is a fresh install due to a hard crash which corrupted my sd card and internal storage along with complete loss of my OS. I've followed the install instructions:

Installed 35B Modem

wiped D/A

Installed 3.1.1

wiped D/A Again

Rebooted

Started BT Looped twice before initial start.

After set up I notice that BT WiFI and Tether Switches would show initiation but never actually start. After what appeared to be timing out the toggles would go back to their original off position. I've searched the forums thread but either missed this exact issue/fix or its a new one. Any insight/help would be appreciated.
[Verizon LG G3] Reznor7:
Is it possible to completely remove SuperSU from this ROM? I've done the full uninstall option, but the supersu folder keeps reappearing, even after deleting it in TWRP. I suspect it's caused by SuperSU's survival mode.
[Verizon LG G3] lmedina@medinanet.com:
How to Root

I tried installing #SU but it stated that there is no SU binary installed and SU cannot install it. I flashed this ROM over a Cyanogen ROM. Did I need to flash a stock rom first before flashing this? I followed the instructions provided and the phone works great, but no root. Any ideas?
[Verizon LG G3] roirraW "edor" ehT:
You could try removing the SuperSU folder from the ROM zip. I don't know if the scripts would error out while installing the ROM or just ignore what's missing. If so, edit the scripts to eliminate the installation of SuperSU.

It's quite common that the installation of any non-VS985 stock-based ROM such as CyanogenMod, AOSP, anything based on them, and ports of international stock G3-based ROMs muck things up if you want to go back to a stock VS985 ROM, so unless a complete wipe and reflash following the instructions exactly solves the problem, then yes, you should flash the 10B TOT and start over.

Note that I've found that after flashing the latest versions of this ROM that I had to flash any KDZ first before flashing the TOT. The reason I recommend still flashing the TOT is because TOTs contain more partitions than KDZs and can fix things that nothing else including KDZs can.
[Verizon LG G3] Abe_Frohman:
Verizon visual voicemail

Hello, roirraW "edor" ehT,

I was trying to get vvm back on my LG G3. Came across this :

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982086988943

Two questions...

1. Will this work on this Rom?

If so...

2. How to install it?

Thanks,

Abe
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
Okay. So I'm back with some really weird observations that I would love to hear people's input on. After many trials and tribulations, I am now up on XDABBEB's 3.1.1 with everything working properly. GETTING here was not easy.

After finally getting the KDZ flashed properly (since TOT wouldn't work), I STUMP rooted, isntalled SuperSU, Busybox & TWRP (latest, 3.0.2.0). Made a 10B Nandroid and was ready to go. Everything seemed to be working fine here.

I downloaded the 35B Bootstack & 3.1.1 ROM and Installed them in TWRP. After initial loading and setting up the device, I was doing an app restoration using the native Google Backup service when the play store just force closed. I went back in to the play store tried to go on my way. Certain apps would install, others wouldn't. I tried used Root Checker, which showed I was rooted. After running root checker, it prompted me to update Google Play Services, but it wouldn't update, it would just force close after hitting Upgrade button

Fine, something went wrong, I'll wipe, download the 3.1.1 again and go through the motions. Same symptoms as above. This time I went in to my file manager (Total Commander) to see what was going on and saw that most of my folders (Android, data, DCIM, podcast, ringtones, + others) were not folders, but 0 kb files with no UID (owner), no GID (Group?) and no permissions. I could not use Total Commander to change those permissions, as it said that SU did not have permissions to do so. I could not even see them on the PC while connected using MTP. I tried to take a picture with the camera to the internal storage device, but was told that my Internal Storage was full, which it wasn't according to both the phone or the PC. Oddly, I was able to see a few folders such as VVM and TWRP.

I thought that maybe my phone's memory was corrupted, perhaps causing all of the recent problems I've had since trying the 3.1.1 upgrade, so to check that, I wound up loading the phone with about 16 GB of TOT file copies, which copied over fine and were readable on the phone while in MTP mode. This was, I was starting to learn, a permission issue on the "folders", which were actually a 0 kb file with no permissions.

To take another angle, I booted into TWRP and, while connected to the PC again, I COULD see those folders and manage them. I wound up deleting two folders, DCIM & Podcasts from there, rebooted back into the ROM, opened the camera, tried to take a picture to the internal storage, and was able to successfully do so. It created a readable DCIM folder and fixed that issue.

So here I decided to wipe system, cache and internal storage and start anew. Once wiped, I started the process over. This time, everything seemed to take properly, root, play store, play services, xposed...everything worked and is working fine today. However, now the TWRP folder shows as a 0 KB file in my file manager!!!...no uid, no GID, no permissions and can't change them. Now, at least I know I can go into recovery and manage the things from there, but ... seriously, I'm so confused! What the heck is going on?
[Verizon LG G3] hamillp:
com.android.phone has stopped working error message.

I just installed this ROM from 10b. I flashed the 35b bootstack. Wiped cache/dalvik cache. Flashed firmware and rebooted. Unfortunately after the phone started and updated all the apps, I get to the main screen and this error message constantly pops up so that I can not do anything with the phone.

No idea what is causing this or how to get rid of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

UPDATED: I managed to boot into recovery and from TWRP, I again erased cache/dalvik and it appears to be working now.....
[Verizon LG G3] hamillp:
Well, now I have a huge problem. I got this to work but the phone was showing it was no longer rooted. Not sure how that happened. I flashed the Supersu file and when I booted the phone back up I got the boot certification error message.

I can't get into download mode. I can't boot into recovery. It looks like I bricked the damn phone!

I have searched and not found any fixes for the verizon lg g3 to get out of this. PLEASE HELP!
[Verizon LG G3] hokiealumnus:
You just flashed SuperSU without bumping the boot image. Not the end of the world. Pull the battery, boot into recovery (power + volume down), and dirty flash the ROM. Or bump your boot image, but I'm going to assume you don't have a bump script and I don't have a link handy.
[Verizon LG G3] Abe_Frohman:
I am really having heck with this. I've tried everything I found in this thread and a couple others. I can get the app on the phone, but it force closes every time I open it.

Been having issues with google voice, so was going to try VZW vvm.

Any other suggestions?
[Verizon LG G3] DJRobBlaze:
Mr.Bump pushes SuperSU through

Mr.Bump.zip:

Download

? Sent from DjRobBlaze's VS985 ? Rockin' ? Fulmics 6.6 ? using Tapatalk. ? ®
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
Are you running this rom now, but somehow disabled VVM in the past?
[Verizon LG G3] Abe_Frohman:
Running this rom now. I never used verizons VVM. I can't remenber, but either I uninstalled the vvm app or it was removed from this rom.

---------- Post added at 03:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:37 PM ----------

So...after much headbanging, I dirty flashed the rom and vzw vvm app is back and operational.
[Verizon LG G3] my.ads0:
Better that you suggested it rather than me. I was thinking this might be a solution, but I didn't feel all that comfortable suggesting something to someone so soon after I had system problems of my own. Heh. Glad you got it squared away.
[Verizon LG G3] Abe_Frohman:
Yeah... I was soooo sure that vvm was debloated that dirty flashing didn't occur to me until I had put a big enough dent in my head. Oh well...

All is good. ?