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[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
you're right! being up to date is always good except when it starts glitching out, which cm seems to do whenever people decide to push out these seemingly random commits that may or may not even be necessary, sometimes recalling them days or weeks later...

I remember when cm actually had "stable" monthly builds. those have turned into yearly snapshot builds similar to the yearly builds released by LG haha. there's some things I miss about CM rom but I honestly can't complain about the way LG put together 6.0 , it's pretty solid and tight.
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
Yeah. That's kinda the way it is with daily builds. Devs try something, it looks like it works, but it's not possible to test the change against every possible situation; let alone all of the other nearly simultaneous parallel changes in other components. Changes to CM-13 are still fast and furious.
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
hey, were you aware of cm13 going official? https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=d850

are you part of the dev list for this? you should be! go figure this happens once I go stock haha.
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
Now find official nightly builds on the CM website

Yes, it is true. CyanogenMod has finally begun posting official nightly builds of CM-13.0 for the d850. Thus my work on this project is finished and I will no longer continue posting semi-daily builds on androidfilehost. For the conversion to the official CM NIGHTLY builds, first download one of CM's ROM images and the latest opengapps file and flash them together as usual. After that you should be able to use the CM OTA update capability for future CM nightly builds.

It's been fun.
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
thanks for the builds while they lasted!
[AT&T LG G3] cashmundy:
Official CM13 nightlies out; thanks much for the builds

There are now official CM13 nightlies:

http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=d850

Thanks much for your builds, [MENTION=977739]wseverin[/MENTION]. Thanks to you, we had working CM13 months before CM got around to it.
[AT&T LG G3] jclendineng:
Heads up, on the cm nightly the phone causes a hard reboot. Just a warning. Not sure how that's happening since these builds never had that issue and the phone is kinda what makes the device a, well phone.

Edit: figured it out, you have to go in to your apps, default apps, phone, and set phone as default app. It's an issue with latest gapps apparently. The rom is working very well, I'm on latest nightly.
[AT&T LG G3] Diegouk:
Im having reboots with latest nightly 06/06/16 when i try to play videos with any program (gallery, explorer, etc)
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
Not surprising. There were BIG changes to both the audio and graphics processing subsystems in the last build. Lots of changes to the ALSA sound processing code and also new vendor blobs for the Adreno graphics processor. It will probably take the gurus a while to figure it out.

You might want to stash a copy of the previous nightly build so that you can go back to it at need.
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
Are the CM13 Nightlys stable enough to use as your daily driver?

I'm selling a D850 with CM13 installed.

Keeping in mind I would wipe dalik cache and factory reset which would get rid of any bugs that shouldn't be there.
[AT&T LG G3] iamcray:
Hey can anyone help me with GPS. For some reason I haven't been able to get consistent lock on with GPS. I was using Fulmics before and I moved away from it because I thought the rom was the problem but I still have GPS problems with GPS. I have a D850. Any suggestions anyone? I've already tried changing gps.conf so yeah
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
Generally, yes. I've been building them myself and using them and posting them on androidfilehost (until CM took on the job) since late December. Most changes on a daily basis are small increments and things go very smoothly. Day by day things work fine. However, once in a while a big change hits that takes a while to sort out. We just had of those with last night's build (2016/6/6). So, it pays to keep a last good solid nightly build saved on external sd to fall back on when things don't go smoothly.
[AT&T LG G3] Diegouk:
All working fine with the 07/06 nightly, thnx for the info dude!
[AT&T LG G3] PHYCLOPSH:
I was wondering about the 6/7 build. The change log was:

Trebuchet: Never show page indicator in app drawer (android_packages_apps_Trebuchet)

Wire up share visible contacts (android_packages_apps_Dialer)

SystemUI: Add support for persistent usb drive notification. (android_frameworks_base)

Revert "g3: update bloblist for new adreno libs" (android_device_lge_g3-common)

d850: bdroid: bring in line with caf (android_device_lge_d850)

d850: enable FM radio (1/2) (android_device_lge_d850)

Gello: fix tabs padding (android_packages_apps_Gello)

Gello: increase file char limits up to 48 (android_packages_apps_Gello)

Notice "enable FM radio" is listed. After the update I see a new FM Radio app has been added. Unfortunately when I plug in headphones to try it, still no radio. I wonder if it will actually become functional in a future update...
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
It doesn't work for me either. I was frankly surprised to see it there. The carriers like AT&T, Verizon, et al., want to sell bandwidth which users pay for to listen to streaming audio. There's no profit for them in having users listen to free FM radio. I have read that the FM broadcast band antenna input to the chipset is physically soldered to ground on the D850 and other models so that the FM can never be tricked into being turned on.

See an article on it, "The Hidden FM Radio Inside Your Pocket, And Why You Can't Use It" from NPR.
[AT&T LG G3] jclendineng:
Large update :) I'll update later and test. A lot of changes.
[AT&T LG G3] souler456:
[MENTION=977739]wseverin[/MENTION] You should create a thread for the official CM13 nightlies, man... :good:

And does anyone tried the latest 06-11 nightly? :confused:

:D :) ;) :good:
[AT&T LG G3] jclendineng:
It's good
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
How long does it take roughly for a Cyanogen release to become stable?
[AT&T LG G3] souler456:
Through my experience from past devices with official CM support, there'll be no "stable" nightly that'll be released. I supposed "usable" is a right word for it, but not that "stable", since every nightlies can give possible bugs and issues and such, and it's our job to report them to it, and that cycle continues.

:D :) ;) :good:
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
I mean how long does it take for it to become a "snapshot". Like for example the latest snapshot for the D850 is from 17-11-2015 and is CM 12.1
[AT&T LG G3] souler456:
As far as I know, CM won't be releasing snapshots starting from CM13. Just nightlies. I maybe wrong on this, since I "heard" this months ago, and maybe from an unreliable source, but just to be sure, check it on Goo. :good:

:D :) ;) :good:
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
Now that the G3 d850 has supposedly had FM radio for a couple of weeks, I'm curious whether anyone has actually found a way to make it work. It doesn't work for me. Yes, I'm attaching headphones. Anyone who has it working, please leave a quick reply. Thanks!
[AT&T LG G3] jclendineng:
It will probably not be stable, or rc for quite a while. It may stay nightly, especially since n is coming out.

---------- Post added at 07:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:50 PM ----------

From what I know, the radio is hardwired to ground so as not to work. I could be wrong, but I believe it's a hardware limitation not a software one.
[AT&T LG G3] souler456:
I can't make it work on my side whatsoever. :(

By the way, I also tried Spirit2FM on CM13 with earphones as it's external antenna, and it "kinda" works, but the voices on the radio is like, uhm, whispering (very low voice), and it doesn't really make a decent substitute radio.

I just can't lay my hopes on a working FM radio on our variant. Just gonna use TuneIn for a meantime (or forever :eek: )

:D :) ;) :good:
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
That you could hear anything is good news.

I've been working on this for several days and here's what I've found so far. This applies to the G4 that I'm doing the work on, and surely to the G3 as well. The G4 and the G3 are essentially identical except the G4 uses the 64-bit Snapdragon 808 chipset instead of the 32-bit Snapdragon 801 that's used in the G3. Whatever I can get working on the G4 will be applicable to the G3.

To operate, the FM chip must be powered and there must be a device driver to recognize it. If both are present there will be a "radio0" (usually) or a "fmradio" device listed in /dev. I found there was no device listed. Inspection of the kernel source code showed that no FM radio driver was being built into the kernel to run the radio.

One might think, and I did, "Ah ha! We'll just build the appropriate driver into the kernel!" Well, it's not quite that easy. In fact it gets needlessly messy. The problem is, Google never provided a "framework" for FM radio. Thus every manufacturer of radio chips, and there are many, did it's own thing. No two chips operate the same way. Each chip design requires its own unique driver. The G4 and the G3 use the same FM radio chip, the Broadcom BCM4339. Actually it's a combo chip that provides WiFi, Bluetooth®, and FM radio. Yes, there is open source code for a Broadcom driver.

But here's where it gets REALLY MESSY. The FM radio on the chip and the BT section of the chip are intimately interconnected. They share the same control and data lines and can even communicate the FM signal directly to BT without processor intervention. But that means they have to use drivers that can deal with their intimate relationship. Thus, the AOSP BT drivers cannot be used and must be replaced with Broadcom drivers that provide BT and FM and even another driver that manages their interconnection. Now, the AOSP BT driver stack is a shaky house of cards at best. It's not an easy thing to just replace the BT drivers and have everything work. Power management is a particularly sore point.

So that's where I am now. I've managed to build the Broadcom FM/BT driver set into the kernel. I get the "/dev/radio0" device. But power management of the BT section is problematic. There's still no audio from the FM but I expect that is due to fine tuning the audio mixer paths, which I'll work on when/if I get BT solid with these new drivers.

Wish me luck.
[AT&T LG G3] dmobbjr:
I just installed the most recent nightly and everything works fine except the phone reboots every time I make or receive a call. Have other people had this issue? If so, is there a work around?
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
First think you should try is boot into your recovery and wipe the cache and dalvik cache.

If it's still happening after that, wait for 1 or 2 new firmwares and it should be fixed. New firmwares usually come out every weekday but sometimes they come out on weekends.
[AT&T LG G3] dmobbjr:
Thanks for the help. By new firmwares do you mean new nightlys? If so I have already tried once. I will try again today and see if the new one helps.
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
Yep by new firmwares I meant nightlys.

I would say at longest I would wait for a week's worth of nightly's and if you still have issues after wiping the cache and dalvik cache then you're gonna have to factory reset :/
[AT&T LG G3] jclendineng:
I haven't had issues till the last nightly, phone is laggy and a reboot helps but when power is low, it's almost to slow. The next few nightlies should fix it
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
Where can you offer suggestions to a cyanogenmod build?

I really think they should add in a close all apps button into every cyanogenmod if it's possible. D850 with CM13 doesn't have it.
[AT&T LG G3] jclendineng:
Actually they do.........[emoji14]
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
They do have a place for suggestions or the D850 does have a clear all apps button?
[AT&T LG G3] jclendineng:
No like they literally already have a clear all button, I am looking at it now. D850 here
[AT&T LG G3] WAusJackBauer:
Did they only add it in recently? I sold my D850 about a month ago.
[AT&T LG G3] PHYCLOPSH:
Nope. It's been there from the very start on CM13 as far as I know.
[AT&T LG G3] eric93se:
Using CM13 7/13 build and its been really good. Battery life with ACC kernel v1.5 is surprising, in the past CM13 sucked on battery life. Kernel preferrences set with kernel aduitor mod.

I booted with the stock kernel before installing ACC kernel.
[AT&T LG G3] TheNetwork:
I have constant wifi dropping on nightly builds for the last week or two. No other device connected to the same network drops like my phone does.
[AT&T LG G3] darkguy2008:
Excuse me, I have installed the ACC Kernel, but I'm wondering what settings are you using to get decent battery life? thanks in advance!
[AT&T LG G3] eric93se:
I believe I was using pegasusq governor, went into the tuneables for that governor and lowered some of the settings. Also changed the hotplug to intelliplug.

Remember when using kernel adiutor, at the top of each tab there is a flag to enable the changes, so only when your making changes in one of the pages to tick that tab (on the top right).
[AT&T LG G3] emepher:
No wifi issues for me on newer builds, or older for that matter. But now I suddenly having trouble getting a GPS lock. Started with 0626, still a problem as of 0725. I've noticed no other issues, and GPS was fine for me before the 0626 nightly, though before that build I hadn't updated for a month or so, so I don't know which build it actually started with.

I understand there were GPS problems with early CM13 builds? I never had a problem before the past few weeks.

EDIT: Just went back to the 20160512 nightly build, which worked very well for me, and GPS is still taking forever to lock. So I'm getting frustrated and have no idea whether I have dying hardware or Google Maps is the problem, or what the hell is going on. Might run a full backup and flash something completely different just to see if that helps.
[AT&T LG G3] eric93se:
8/16 build does not boot, so save yourself the time ! :( :p
[AT&T LG G3] datrmon:
Thanks for the heads up.

I am having problems with last 5 days builds, my phone has become ridiculously slow.

What can I do to resolve this.
[AT&T LG G3] TheNetwork:
Ignoring the fact my phone hardly works anymore after CM13 stopped being updated by actual humans, I've doubled my battery life by disabling double tap to wake. You might try that if you're getting retardedly short battery life
[AT&T LG G3] Kepler22b:
cm13 for d850 just went official did it not? cm now has 4 builds up as of the 21st
[AT&T LG G3] TheNetwork:
Lol wtf are you smoking?
[AT&T LG G3] Kepler22b:
Well I thought this thread was always for unofficial cm13 because cm never got a handler for the d850 beyond 12.1. But their site now shows an official release of 13. So I guess my Q is is OP now official handler of cm13 for d850?

EDIT: just found the answer to my Q on page 20
[AT&T LG G3] eric93se:
9/10 build is working really well with ACC Anykernel lite v1.2

Also all quadrooter vulnerabilities are now patched.
[AT&T LG G3] dwcasey:
Good to know, thanks.
[AT&T LG G3] dwcasey:
Just loaded CM13, the 9/13 build. Why did you put ACC on it? Is there something with stock CM13 kernel that acc improves on?
[AT&T LG G3] eric93se:
More GPU control (for power savings). Also fast charge, which I normally like to use but this time I think the ROM allowed for something faster, the phone got very hot! I turned off fast charge after that, there must have been some rom changes.

CM is working hard on CM14

https://www.cmxlog.com/14/
[AT&T LG G3] DzJoker:
How to know if rr 13 support fast charge?
[AT&T LG G3] eric93se:
Gee Whiz, when is CM going to build the next rom, its got a lot of good fixes in it, it's been accumulating for what feels likes weeks now :( :D

I'm not ready to jump on the Nougat wagon just yet, MM is finally getting mature.
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
I'm thinking cm 13 is done. I will probably be back on custom rom soon because att is not pushing any more updates to my g3. Last time I ever buy a carrier locked phone.
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
I put a build of CM-13.0 for D850 in the oven for you. Since I haven't done a D850 build for a while it will probably take several hours. I'll post a link when it's done.

I gave my D850 to my wife about 6 months ago and bought a couple of H811, one for daily use and one for development. Great phone, almost as good at the D850 that it replaced! The D850 may go down in history as one of the greatest phones ever made.

BTW, I've been using CM-14.1 on my H811's for several weeks and it's solid as a rock.
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
Interesting there is no dev going on at cm for the g5. I will definitely be using my g3 until it disintegrates.
[AT&T LG G3] SourPower:
Totally agree with you. The original battery the device came with that was made 6/14 died on me. I.kept getting constant reboots and bootloops and I thought it was something wrong with the device.

I got the lg replacement battery directly from lg (was on backorder, I cancelled it after finding out and they still sent me one few months later)

I also just bought the op3t and pretty happy with it too, but the 538 PPI display is truly great. I have 7.1 on there and maybe enjoy using that more than the 3t but the hardware upgrades are notably for the most part.....

Sorry for my somewhat off topic two cents
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
Here's a link to the folder that contains a spanking-new build of CM-13.0 for D850 at the time I write this:

https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=46575

Mind, I've not tested it. My wife will NOT let me test unproven software on HER phone!
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
I remember you originally were porting your builds off the d855 branch. What's the difference again? They're on cm 14.1 nightlies. I know that's the so called international version
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
All the G3 builds I was doing were for D850 on CM-13.0.

Compared to the D850, the D855 is initially carrier unlocked, has enabled a couple more international LTE bands, has disabled a couple of AT&T U.S. LTE bands, and has the FM radio enabled. All of the differences except the FM radio can be mitigated with software mods so that except for the FM radio the phones are identical. I modded my D850 so that all of the bands available on it originally, plus the international, plus T-Mobile LTE bands are enabled – a hybrid D850/851/855. Tested it in Europe a few weeks ago and LTE worked great.

BTW, if anybody wants a build of CM-13.0 for D855, or wants to try CM-14.1 on the D850, I can do a build or two. Consider that since CM has not yet converted the D850 nightlies to CM-14.1 probably indicates that they're still having problems with it and it's not yet ready for prime time.
[AT&T LG G3] SourPower:
The crdroid nougat has been pretty solid for the most part on my 850 and overall 7.1 is super
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
It seems like ResRemix is having some trouble with their nougat builds. I would test out a build for ya but I have no time to set my phone back to a root friendly stock due to work schedule and my son wandering around my house
[AT&T LG G3] eric93se:
Wseverin, can you build one of the hybrid cm13 with all bands and the latest commits :D
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
alright I got stuck at home today with a sick child so I decided to downgrade / root / and load up some cm13.

I am actually impressed where cyanogenmod has gotten to since I last used it. I'm running the 1218 nightly with latest opengapps stock package and I love how smooth it is with pixel launcher I think I'm going to dump nova launcher!

if you do a test build of cm14 ported to the d850 I might load it up after the holidays are over. going to trial run cm13 for a couple weeks to see how stable it really is. also, res-remix just released a new build of ' N ' from 1217. not sure how things are going on their end.
[AT&T LG G3] SuperBrolySSJ:
I think the next cm build will finally be cm14.1 :laugh:
[AT&T LG G3] men+at+work:
I'm getting "Application not installed" when I try to install an .apk that I install on every ROM without issue. I have the developer options set to install unverified sources or whatever it is, I've reset app permissions, nothing will allow this thing to install.

Anybody know a solution to this?

I'm on 20161203 build with open gapps nano
[AT&T LG G3] souler456:
Hi, got a question. So, if I flash this, will I also get bands just like D855? Since you said on a later post that this build is based on D855...

And if it is true, can you please build one with the latest commits? Thank you very much for noticing...

:D :) ;) :good:
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
I've noticed under cell network settings for the official CM13 that preferred network type no longer has 4G as an option. I do like to disable LTE in my house because signal strength is terrible in my neighborhood under that band so it drains battery a lot quicker. Why did the CM team leave 3G and 2G but eliminate 4G (hspa+)
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
The builds for D850 that I occasionally post are based on D850 code, not D855.

One cannot change the operating bands by flashing an OS for a different model. The bands the phone operates on are determined by, in order, the radio hardware that's installed; the hardware that's enabled via bits buried deep in EEPROM; the proprietary firmware that's installed, and lastly the user choices in the OS. Most GSM based phones of the same family, for example the D850, D851, and D855 share all the same hardware and firmware so only those deeply buried bits need to get set. For that there are programs available. I use cdmatool which works with most Qualcomm based phones. There are good references on how to use it to be found with google. Of note, you should make a nandroid backup of your current setup, then reflash a stock kdz with LGUP, then use cdmatool to select bands, then restore your backup. Presto, new bands.

You can always get the latest nightly directly from CyanogenMod here: https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=d850
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
I have no idea why the change, but you have much better granularity using the test menu.

*#*#4636#*#*

→ Phone Information

→ Set Preferred Network Type

You probably want "WCDMA Preferred" to disable LTE, but you'll want to test a few settings.
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
Thanks. The hidden menu didn't change anything but I did notice I left 3g mode enabled instead of LTE and drove down the road a bit and saw the signal change over to hspa+ so evidently it never was removed just grouped under 3g with non plus mode.
[AT&T LG G3] souler456:
Well... sh*t happens.... :(

:D :) ;) :good:
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
keeping fingers crossed for lineage - might as well follow them on T & G

https://twitter.com/LineageAndroid

https://plus.google.com/113897076738126120764

oh, I forgot I hate G+ bah! and twitter! bah!
[AT&T LG G3] men+at+work:
so is there just no way to install downloaded apks on this ROM??

It's such a nice, stable rom but what's the point if you cant install apps.
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
I have created a first build of LineageOS (aka CyanogenMod) 14.1 (Android AOSP 7.1.1) for the D850. This took some work and some mods from the published code. It is UNTESTED since I do not have a phone to test it on. I am hoping that some intrepid soul will try it out. If it runs OK, more or less, I will post the changes to LineageOS. If you try it, PLEASE have a current nandroid backup. You will probably need it. LineageOS 14.1 builds can be found here:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=133466
[AT&T LG G3] undivide:
like a boss ! I might try your build this weekend. I've been running octOS (based on lineage) (based on cm) and its working good, except they add in a bunch of things I don't want and wont even use. so far no issues.
[AT&T LG G3] SuperBrolySSJ:
? I'll try the lineage build a little later on, keep up the good work
[AT&T LG G3] wseverin:
FWIW, I posted an updated build to the androidfilehost folder this morning. There continue to be changes to the common G3 code even if not to the D850 code specifically.
[AT&T LG G3] SuperBrolySSJ:
So are you going to be providing the d850 with lineage updates?