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[G2 Original Android Development] belgianrebel:
Hi guys, does the wifi bug (disables when screen is off) still exist in the 16th feb nightly? (D802)

And what camera apps do you guys use? I would like to try another apps as i find that the camera quality is a lot less the stock rom...
[G2 Original Android Development] ATOJAR:
Just clean flashed this ROM from CloudyG2 3.3, seems to be running sweet apart from one thing .... Super su Pro keeps failing to update! Ive enabled root via the dev options too. Anybody got any idea why this may happen?

Thanks.
[G2 Original Android Development] havokdroid:
I've had issues running both Super SU and CM dev options. Stuck to just the inbuilt one and its fine, you dont really need Super SU.
[G2 Original Android Development] willbecominbackforyou:
hey guys,can i install this rom from 4.4.2 rooted/twrp recovery or i need 5.0.2 stock?
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
You CAN install from that point and will need a bootstack, but you're be MUCH BETTER OFF coming from stock 5.0.2.
[G2 Original Android Development] willbecominbackforyou:
so i need to do full wiped -> flash bootstack 5.0.2 kitkat bump-> flash ¿bootloader Lollipop bump?->flash rom cm13 -> gapps ->baseband for my d805

im right?
[G2 Original Android Development] android extreme:
You need the hybrid bootstack and after that flash directly the rom with the gapps
[G2 Original Android Development] willbecominbackforyou:
this method is for kitkat right?

full wiped -> flash hybrid bootstack -> flash cm 13 rom -> gapps -> d805 baseband?

thanks for the reply.
[G2 Original Android Development] GrPainkiller26:
Dialer problem

D802. I installed the 16th Feb nightly and when I try to call someone it pops up repeatedly "Unfortunately, Dialer has stopped". Anyway it calls him but I can't see the calling screen. The pop up won't stop showing until the call has stopped.
[G2 Original Android Development] acristescu:
I would apply the update again and wipe dalwik cache. I also updated today morning (d802) and I don't have the problem
[G2 Original Android Development] KpKi:
I'm not using cm13 atm on my D802 (using stock kk), but using an unofficial cm13 port on my other device Samsung note 10.1 (N8000) and I noticed couple of things : 1- WiFi disconnection doesn't occur while screen is on

2-stock browser doesn't have graphical glitches when press the back button to return to the home screen ... so I think most of the problems on G2 are kernel/ Lg blobs related not cm's.
[G2 Original Android Development] johnb380:
A port and what we have are totally different. A port can have many different bases and could have an old kernel running it among other hacks to get it to work. So to compare an official build and a port is like comparing apples and oranges! Our devs try to keep our code pure and hackless. Tbh CM13 on an LG g2 is a big deal as this phone is considered ancient in tech terms.

To have such a stable build this early is pretty awesome so instead of insulting people work why don't you get some logs of the issues and help fix them instead of sitting on the sidelines criticizing people hard work friend! Everything will get ironed out with time. I have none of the issues that you named personally. And after all these are NIGHTLIES and as so they are gonna have experimental things and code that will break stuff sometimes.
[G2 Original Android Development] chewdaniel:
wifi doesn't disconnect for me while screen is on.... d802 as well.......

OT: this cas.criteo.com crap is darn annoying :mad:
[G2 Original Android Development] GrPainkiller26:
Tried both and didn't work. Could it be due to the c-apps? Now I'm on the 17the Feb update.
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
1) You are describing WiFi behavior on the G2 as well. The disconnection bug happens with screen off, typically overnight. I know I've seen it before, and I believe I've heard of it on other platforms. I'm fairly sure that is an android bug and not specifically a CM or even G2 bug.

2) You are describing a device with a different CPU/GPU (Samsung Exynos/Mali), with different graphical drivers and tuned differently than the G2. The G2 uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU with an Adreno GPU, which uses completely different drivers. There's no direct comparison. However having witnessed the bug myself, it's not a show stopper. Furthermore, looking at the cmxlogs, I'm guessing the stock AOSP browser is slated for replacement by Gello...
[G2 Original Android Development] coolhandfluke:
Hi [MENTION=2096805]dr4stic[/MENTION], I've just noticed that I don't get the slow charging slowly message with a 1A a.n.other charger but I do with the LG charger
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
Heh... yeah, that's why it's not a big deal to our dev. It's purely cosmetic and has to do (based on the explanation I remember) on the way the OS (android) identifies the charging rate. It's on his list though.
[G2 Original Android Development] KpKi:
Thanks for the explanation .

PS: Im not trying to insult anyone !! I don't know how did you interpret it that way , anyhow sorry if I was misunderstood ...cheers :)
[G2 Original Android Development] wuinder:
hi people, i have the build of yesterday 16022016 nightly in my lg d800, have problem with music in speaker because music is very low in speaker mode, the app music fx dont work, the sound is very low with app music and music fx, using AIMP the problem dont exist. the problem can be fix in next release?. another problem comparing with LP 5.0.1 the battery is worst in cm13 than official LP. can be apply in the next build too the network choose lte/3g/2g automatic please? or 2g/3g automatic, because i have problem with network. thank you master.
[G2 Original Android Development] johnb380:
No that's my fault I apologize for my being overzealous. Please forgive me.
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
Hi, I'm on D800 and don't believe you have any definable issues. There have been no device specific changes to audio in weeks (or more), not to the D800 or even the G2. There were some to CM maybe several days ago, but even then I don't believe they'd cover a lower audio behavior. Plus, if any one app works (AIMP?), they all should. That's not a CM issue. Furthermore, no one has ever reported the stock battery usage being better than CM's battery usage.

It sounds more like you might need to do a full reset on your phone and maybe set it back up from scratch. Sometimes that really does make a very obvious difference on the phone. Constantly updating nightlies can corrupt databases as the features change and consequently slow down the phone. Back-up your game data and other things with Titanium Backup or something like it, re-install the latest CM nightly, and a current gapps with a configuration of your choosing, then restore your specified app data. I did this just last night and life is better for me, and it only took me 1-1.5 hours. Avoid xposed if you wanna make sure you're experiencing the most native intended performance. Do it for at least a few days before installing extra modules so that you get an idea for how your device should feel without "help".

As for lte/3g/2g selection, the radio is going to choose the "best available technology" and not necessarily "the strongest available signal". Sometimes that will not be the best option for you, sadly it's not much anyone can do anything about. Our current RIL setup is a bit of a hack and without a CONSIDERABLE effort, that's unlikely to change. You'll have to make do with manually changing your "Preferred Network Type".
[G2 Original Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Drastic, dude, you are the only one I believe who will give me a proper answer. As I already posted here before, cm12.1 had an issue with audio, like for example when notification comes, there's a 0.5 sec skip in sound, so notification sound feels cut. I remember when I tried cm13 last time, it had the same issue. Is it present now? Don't wanna mess with flashing right now just to check if it's fixed or not.
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
I personally think there are audio issues with the cm-13.0 implementation, but I don't know how much of that is cm-13.0 versus g2 implementation versus my install being borked. Sometimes notifications just don't play for me. Just a couple days ago I was staring right at my phone when a call came through and no ringtone began playing.

I've messed with my phone so much lately and haven't reset in a month or so (maybe more), so I decided to do a reset last night. I don't know if that'll make my audio situation better, but I hope it does. I haven't seen anyone else with my specific complaint, usually the complaint is about volume level (which is completely different). So... I don't know how to answer. Maybe having others answer in this situation will be better for you than my response since I'm actually flashing builds sometimes 2-3 times a day and breaking my installation along the way.

I'll also say this... I've reset my phone sooooo many times now (kdz, full updates, root, autorec, etc...) that I have little sympathy for people that don't want to take the time. It's why we have TWRP's backup feature, a restore is just 10 minutes away ;)
[G2 Original Android Development] sydeu:
Just got a LG g2 again (my third lol) and looks like this is the ROM to go with! So I have a d802 with kitkat seems according to the starting posts that I should update to official lollipop, root and install blast twrp 2.8.7.3 (not 3.0.0.0? Maybe not out for g2 yet?) and then just flash cm13 and gapps correct?
[G2 Original Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Ok then, I thought it would be easy for you to answer but ok. Btw sound issue was easily fixed with custom kernel, so I hope it will be the same with cm13.

Btw, I already tried backups and everything and they never really served me well. I would always get occassional battery drain that way, so I always clean flash and avoid backups. Thanks anyway.
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
Yup... If you can, I think everyone should go to stock lollipop before rooting/installing. Having to flash bootstacks is questionable practice to me. I don't like it but it seems necessary for those that want to start from a kitkat base.

cm-3.0.0-X is in beta. I know for me 3.0.0-0 works well enough for me, but 3.0.0-3 was very slow in installing for some reason. I've never had issue with 2.8.7.3

Make sure you either use pico gapps, or simply create a gapps-config that doesn't overwrite the stock camera if you want to keep the stock Snap camera module that everyone loves. Good luck!
[G2 Original Android Development] sydeu:
Thanks man! I'll go with twrp 2.8.7.3 the after I've installed lollipop. Pico gapps are my preferred anyway so that's perfect!
[G2 Original Android Development] sachilleas:
Is there a way to save cm 13 settings to restore them after a clean flash?
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
You can use Titanium Backup to back up a number of things, however if you're gonna clean flash, backing up CM specific settings would seem to make a clean flash pointless. You're just putting back the things that likely are slowing the system down. The CM settings get changed all the time and that's likely where the occasional upgrade related corruption occurs (from nightly to nightly).

I backup some apps that I know I care about the data (password managers, game states, that sorta thing) and the ONLY system things I backup are usually Alarms (called "Clock 4.3"), raw SMS/MMS database (called "Phone and Messaging Storage 6.0.1 (SMS/MMS/APN)"), and the system user dictionary (called "User Dictionary 6.0.1"). These things hardly change in internal structure and so I consider them relatively portable. Everything else changes WAY too much to even consider restoring raw settings.

There are a few XML backup options. These are like data dumps rather than raw database backups and are usually a safer bet for backup/restore and are compatible across android platforms (think stock <-> AOSP). There's an XML version of the call log (which I always restore) and an XML version of the SMS/MMS database which is safer for backup/restore but takes a SIGNIFICANTLY longer time to restore (maybe 30-40x longer?)... so I go raw unless I'm really moving between disparate versions or have a reason to believe the raw form of the database is giving me issues.
[G2 Original Android Development] sachilleas:
I can't believe there is a more helpful dev in terms of illustrative answers. Many many thanks once again!
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
Hehehe... you're welcome :)

Titanium Backup is ridiculously powerful, but it's UI/UX can often leave much to be desired. The operation isn't obvious without a little research, trial and error... but once you've got a setup that works for you, it's a great tool to keep around. It's very worth it to buy a pro key... at least it was to me. I like supporting these devs, plus it has the added benefit of enabling Google Drive backups (as well as the other remote backup methods).
[G2 Original Android Development] sydeu:
My install is done now and everything is working perfectly, awesome job! :D Is there any way to undervolt or some kernel that can be installed on this to undervolt? My phone gets pretty hot.
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
It'll get hot during the install. Your phone is doing quite a bit of work and then run time optimizing over 100 apps immediately after install. Once you're done setting up and it's settled a bit, it should run cool. At least mine does, and I don't think anyone else has mentioned any temperature issues... at least not for a long time.

But there are other kernels, you'll have to look for them. That is beyond the scope of this thread. I believe there is the HealthyHoney kernel (or something like that) for the d802's... I don't really flash stuff like that, I'm pretty happy with stock performance, but I know they exist. There was also a discussion within the last 6-7 pages about far optimized cpu frequency tuning, it'd do you well to look for it. I believe it was posts by [MENTION=4363175]migueldbr[/MENTION] ...

Good luck!
[G2 Original Android Development] sprkrt:
is there any battery life difference compared to CM12.1 ?
[G2 Original Android Development] coolhandfluke:
I guess so as you've restored a backup when LTE was ok, unless of course you've made any other changes that aren't in the nandroid since then, like flashing a bootstack or modem

---------- Post added at 06:08 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:56 AM ----------

TBH I'm not worried if it never gets fixed, I was in a hurry and didn't write it very well. I was providing info (quite badly) that the 1A charger doesn't have the issue but the 1.8A LG charger does and thought that may be useful for any dev looking at the issue
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
Here's a thought... Try resetting your apn information. Check to see if it's proper for your carrier, or reset your apn data all together

Settings -> Cellular networks -> Access point names -> menu triplet -> reset to default

After that, make sure to check the values for your apn against your carriers recommended settings which I'm sure are on a website somewhere.
[G2 Original Android Development] havokdroid:
Redid all the steps from stock firmware again. Did not change the bootstack, stuck to stock itself.

Installed Xposed + xPrivacy, mostly because I cant use my phone without it. That being said, I disabled it and tried as well, with the same issue.

Ran a logcat onto my phone itself, got the following info for two sets of reboots:

--------- beginning of main
02-18 11:35:53.960 5870 5870 I LoadedApk: No resource references to update in package com.whicons.iconpack
02-18 11:35:53.970 5870 5870 V Term : onCreate
02-18 11:35:54.035 5870 5900 D OpenGLRenderer: Use EGL_SWAP_BEHAVIOR_PRESERVED: true
02-18 11:35:54.059 5870 5870 D Term : TermService started
02-18 11:35:54.060 5870 5870 I TermService: Activity called onBind()
02-18 11:35:54.080 5870 5900 I Adreno-EGL: <qeglDrvAPI_eglInitialize:379>: EGL 1.4 QUALCOMM build: Nondeterministic_AU_msm8974_LA.BF.1.1.3_RB1__release_AU (I389a668de0)
02-18 11:35:54.080 5870 5900 I Adreno-EGL: OpenGL ES Shader Compiler Version: E031.28.00.04
02-18 11:35:54.080 5870 5900 I Adreno-EGL: Build Date: 10/24/15 Sat
02-18 11:35:54.080 5870 5900 I Adreno-EGL: Local Branch: mybranch15621148
02-18 11:35:54.080 5870 5900 I Adreno-EGL: Remote Branch: quic/LA.BF.1.1.3_rb1.3
02-18 11:35:54.080 5870 5900 I Adreno-EGL: Local Patches: NONE
02-18 11:35:54.080 5870 5900 I Adreno-EGL: Reconstruct Branch: NOTHING
02-18 11:35:54.081 5870 5900 I OpenGLRenderer: Initialized EGL, version 1.4
02-18 11:35:54.087 5870 5870 I Term : Bound to TermService
02-18 11:35:54.087 5870 5870 I TermService: Activity binding to service
02-18 11:36:02.167 5870 5870 I libjackpal-androidterm: JNI_OnLoad
02-18 11:36:02.182 5870 6536 I Term : waiting for: 6519

--------- beginning of main
02-18 12:08:48.467 31884 31884 I LoadedApk: No resource references to update in package com.whicons.iconpack
02-18 12:08:48.473 31884 31884 V Term : onCreate
02-18 12:08:48.525 31884 31903 D OpenGLRenderer: Use EGL_SWAP_BEHAVIOR_PRESERVED: true
02-18 12:08:48.619 31884 31884 D Term : TermService started
02-18 12:08:48.621 31884 31884 I TermService: Activity called onBind()
02-18 12:08:48.637 31884 31903 I Adreno-EGL: <qeglDrvAPI_eglInitialize:379>: EGL 1.4 QUALCOMM build: Nondeterministic_AU_msm8974_LA.BF.1.1.3_RB1__release_AU (I389a668de0)
02-18 12:08:48.637 31884 31903 I Adreno-EGL: OpenGL ES Shader Compiler Version: E031.28.00.04
02-18 12:08:48.637 31884 31903 I Adreno-EGL: Build Date: 10/24/15 Sat
02-18 12:08:48.637 31884 31903 I Adreno-EGL: Local Branch: mybranch15621148
02-18 12:08:48.637 31884 31903 I Adreno-EGL: Remote Branch: quic/LA.BF.1.1.3_rb1.3
02-18 12:08:48.637 31884 31903 I Adreno-EGL: Local Patches: NONE
02-18 12:08:48.637 31884 31903 I Adreno-EGL: Reconstruct Branch: NOTHING
02-18 12:08:48.640 31884 31903 I OpenGLRenderer: Initialized EGL, version 1.4
02-18 12:08:48.641 31884 31884 I Term : Bound to TermService
02-18 12:08:48.641 31884 31884 I TermService: Activity binding to service
02-18 12:08:55.074 31884 31884 I libjackpal-androidterm: JNI_OnLoad
02-18 12:08:55.090 31884 32565 I Term : waiting for: 32559
[G2 Original Android Development] Andysuarez:
Hi dr4stic, the latest vs980 nightly have a bug with the baseband (no sim card installed) I have restored my 20160207 backup.
[G2 Original Android Development] dr4stic:
[MENTION=4386091]stayhc[/MENTION] was supposed to be helping test something...

Do me a favor. Test this and verify it doesn't work: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24411628330026122

Then test this and see if it makes a difference: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24411628330026131

Please do not just jump straight to the second one.
[G2 Original Android Development] desiresiscool:
Can I flash directly if I'm on lollipop stock based rom or do I need flash something before
[G2 Original Android Development] khanjui:
You can flash.
[G2 Original Android Development] RicardoQ5:
Is recording audio ok in this ROM? Sound is good?
[G2 Original Android Development] Mohangrmc:
Check it out!
[G2 Original Android Development] Indiant:
What is storage/self folder? 1 Gb space , but parse error when run one apk from there.
[G2 Original Android Development] desiresiscool:
I just had the biggest scare of my life. :crying:

I flashed by on reboot the lego displayed for 1 second and i got black screen. When i connected to pc I got about 10 drives shown and on device manager it said qhsusbbulk unknown device.

What am I doing wrong.

I also retired by flashing the bootstacks in OP I get same issue.

Regards
[G2 Original Android Development] khanjui:
First relax, nothing happened to your phone. Use LG Flash Tool 2014 and turn stock rom via KDZ. Flash bookstack before the rom and you will be fine. I don't exactly know why but i flashed without any problems from lollipop one time, another time i saw black screen. Both was stock lollipop.
[G2 Original Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Any way to remove that Su indicator from status bar?
[G2 Original Android Development] zexcrazy:
Its always shown when you are using app that requires root. If you remove that app from task manager it will dissapear.
[G2 Original Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Well not really, I use kernel adiutor and when I set settings and stick on boot it's always shown there no matter if it's in recents or not. I would fix that by downloading modules or supersu, but none of these work for me on Marshmallow so...

EDIT: Getting endless Setup_wizard FC with pico gapps. Craaaap.
[G2 Original Android Development] desiresiscool:
I can get into recovery does that change anything you said. when a flash a different room i get same problem
[G2 Original Android Development] crazyguns:
I had this when i flashed the rom and rebooted, then flashed the gapps later. Fixed it by factory resetting, and flashing rom + gapps and reboot.
[G2 Original Android Development] x_justin:
You can delete the setup wizzard because you don't need it. File manager from TWRP or whatever > system > priv-app and there it is!
[G2 Original Android Development] migueldbr:
The same with me, you just have to live with it=p. Some custom roms have an option to hide it, but as far as i know cm13 does not
[G2 Original Android Development] khanjui:
You should turn stock as i told.
[G2 Original Android Development] migueldbr:
To anyone who is interested, i have been playing and experimenting with settings regarding cpu governor and battery modes. I think this setup gives me the best performance (with minor battery loss):

- Go to cm battery settings and change profile to quick

- After that, go to kernel adiutor and change the governor to ondemand

- set min cpu frequency to 300mhz (quick mode sets it to a min of 1190mhz, which is too much so its important to set it back to 300mhz. I think quick mode also changes other stuff like minimum cores boosted when cpu is in use but im not sure because i cant find any information about these new battery profiles on cm13)

- Go to ondemand governor settings and change the "sampling_rate" to 80000 (this is suposed to eliminate minor stutters as a task winds down, like scrolling a webpage and waiting for it to come to a stop).

- Set kernel adiutor to apply these changes on boot and you're set

I believe this has given me better performance while retaining almost the same battery life. [MENTION=6176962]alexx_kidd[/MENTION] since you seemed interested in what i posted earlier, it would be cool if you tried this and give your opinion. Since i did a clean install today this might be placebo from a fresh install, but i still think i get better performance with this settings.
[G2 Original Android Development] alexx_kidd:
I will try them and let the forum know. Thanks a lot for the experimentation!
[G2 Original Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Thanks guys, I found a fix myself just after posting, forgot to edit tho. :) Btw, this Snap camera on CM13 is god. The quality is good of course, but the speed... 10 times faster to focus and take a shot compared to the stock cam on Kitkat which I was using.

Also, miguel, you did good by going back to ondemand. It seems the best for our device, I also use it but with my own configurations tho. :)
[G2 Original Android Development] migueldbr:
i always preferred ondemand, dont know why google keeps insisting on interactive...It seems to have better settings, but they have to be very well implemented for each phone, unlike ondemand imo
[G2 Original Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Just what I was thinking about the whole time. But they indeed made a great job on optimizing interactive on Nexus 6P, tho I still think ondemand would still win if they'd want it. Interactive has some minor stutters when scrolling (like FPS drops) compared to ondemand, which is superior in this case.

EDIT: Found a way to disable SU indicator. Turns out there's a compatible module called All My.., it has that option which works on CM13, also has a toast icons tweak too. Now my phone is mostly completed.