yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
OK, I see now that there indeed is a firmware change needed to go from KK to LP. Not gonna try it tonight - too drunk for that. I'm off work Wednesday and Thursday, so I'll give it a try then. Come to think of it, I should try the official CM12s too, to see if the crashes/freezes happen, in which case it might be a hardware issue and I'll have to send it back. Meanwhile I've got LiquidSmooth up and running again. Games still crash though, and irritatingly, the Play Store crashes every time I try to type in a search (but not if I use voice).

I still would like to know WTF happened in the first place, but I suspect I'll never know.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renosh:
If you wanna flash firmware using twrp you'll need to downgrade to 2.8.6.0 it's the only one that works without issues. Cos12.1 is a good choice but don't use the flash-all script (in fastboot) without backing up your phone, you'll end up wiping everything. Unless you're encrypted there's no need to use 2.8.7.0
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
Thank you. Perhaps that's why the "update.zip" batch restore I created in Titanium wouldn't flash.

I admit I'm no expert with the OPO. When I got it I flashed LiquidSmooth and never looked back, so I'm out of date and undereducated. I was planning on reading everything and getting caught up in the near future, since as soon as I've got the cash I'm picking up a Nexus 6 ($300 for 64gb on Amazon right now) and I was going to play around with LP/MM ROMs on my OPO, but then this crap happened ahead of schedule. Kinda ridiculous that a few years ago I was hesitant to get a smartphone because they were so "huge", and now my OPO isn't big enough anymore.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renosh:
I was also considering getting a Nexus 6 some time ago but it isn't a big enough bump to justify switching when I could just keep using the OPO and end year wait for SD820 Nexus. TWRP is a pain for a lot of users and they experience a whole host of issues that they can't seem to understand, such as several in this section titled no sim/no network and sometimes proximity sensor issues are related to not being able to flash firmware while on TWRP 2.8.7.0. You're still on 4.4 so you're even more clueless ?. Only two things you need to be aware of Lollipop uses a new firmware (baseband 241) and latest CM13 uses a different firmware too (c7-00011)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
I was so excited with the Nexus 6 was coming out...until they announced the price, so I got the OnePlus One. Now the the price is reasonable (a freaking bargain, IMO) at $250/300 brand new, I want to get one and maybe sell my OPO. I read eBooks during downtime at work and that extra bit of screen makes a huge difference (it did when I had a Note 3, and the Nexus 6 is even bigger), plus I read with white text and black background will work great with AMOLED. I also like playing some games, and the big screen and front-facing speakers will be perfect for that. Sure, the latest and greatest would be nice, but I can't afford that. My dream phone would be the rumored Xperia Z5 Ultra, but it'll likely cost $800-900.

Hey, I like KitKat!:p Still running KK on my S4 and Nexus 4. I had zero interest in 5.0, but now that the 5.1 ROMs are fleshed out, it's time for something new.

Does that apply to all Marshmallow ROMs or just CM/CM based ones?

Again, thanks for your help, and putting up with me.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Renosh:
Haven't heard of a Z5 Ultra but Sony is not my taste. I'll hold out for the Nexus at the end of this year and I'll probably buy it in 2017 (depends on finances) or get a 6P at bargain prices. I've also heard the Nexus 6 isn't great in battery life department so custom kernel will be a must

5.1.1 ROMs are rock stable right now so I'd suggest them over Marshmallow (numerous bugs at the moment but getting better every day).

The new modem is only if you want to run CM based ROMs which are the majority so you'd have to flash latest CM13 nightly first before flashing any other. If you use Omni or any ROM based off their source like Slimsaber or SAOSP etc they work with Lollipop firmware.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
There have been rumors of a new Z Ultra for years ever since the first (and only) one. 6.44" screen, etc. I plan on getting a new tablet soon as well (Tab S 8.4 or Nexus Shield K1), but if they ever came out with a new Z Ultra (maybe they're waiting for the SD820), it'd be big enough to replace a tablet, yet still fit in my pocket. Maybe the Nexus 6 will suffice on its own.

Reviews I've read of the Nexus 6 say it has great battery life, but those are with scripts and can only simulate real-life usage. I'm not worried. Reading at work drains my batter the most, and with a white-on-black theme and AMOLED screen, I should be fine. I usually only play games at home, when it's plugged in anyway. Of course, I'll be playing around with custom kernels anyway. I never really bothered with them on my OPO (it already has smooth performance and great battery life), but probably will once I try 5.1 ROMs.

We're getting OT here, but it's my thread, so I can if I want!
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
MOST RECENT UPDATE

Official Bliss Rom 6.4 - 10-19-2016 Builds Are Uploaded!

This will be the final update for Bliss MM. Updated base to Android 6.0.1_r72. Lots of updates for kernel, battery life, etc. So it should be a decent update. Some variants are still having wifi issues, but that is a trickle down from CM since I had to use their solutions for battery life.

BlissRoms Official Download folder

BUILD CHANGELOG

====================

10-19-2016

====================

* kernel/lge/msm8974/

719da26 Merge pull request #35 from CyanogenMod/cm-13.0

3974949 KEYS: Fix short sprintf buffer in /proc/keys show function

* vendor/lge/

f30de28 Merge pull request #7 from TheMuppets/cm-13.0

====================

10-18-2016

====================

* kernel/lge/msm8974/

624eea5 fix infoleak in rtnetlink

7e04567 Replace %p with %pK to prevent leaking kernel address

3cde896 ALSA: control: Fix replacing user controls

17c289e fs: ext4: disable support for fallocate FALLOC_FL_PUNCH_HOLE

60dfece binder: prevent kptr leak by using %pK format specifier

1f3ebbc tcp: fix use after free in tcp_xmit_retransmit_queue()

BUILD HINTS

Optimizations - Krait, Graphite, Pipe, Bliss_03, UKM, QCOM_Bionic, ROM - 4.9, GCC - 4.9-Linaro, Kernel - Linaro 4.9, auto-wipe of caches after flashing!

Gapps 6.0(!), backup/restore might work, not sure yet.

Please do NOT report missing features or repeat reports of issues that are known!

Reminder: We will not add any other camera, do not ask for it, flash it yourselves.

Flashing Instructions:

FIRST revert theme to stock theme before flashing (just to be safe)!

Make a nandroid backup!

Clean install recommended, manual wipes of cache/dalvik REQUIRED!

Flash ROM + gapps (Bootstack might be required)

SuperSU is included!

Open issues:

A few CM related issues with wifi might exist.

Blur options have been removed

Some issues with navbar and theme engine

Other bugs/issues in CM-maintained packages?

Sidenotes: please do not quote the whole update post, just hit the thanks button!

No reports for issues with xposed installed, please.

Enjoy flashing! :D
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
Reserved. Last one
[G2 Android Development] imarq24:
First ....shweet...bout to flash this asap

update: nothing for the vs980 yet (can't wait for it to drop) secondly the link for the TWRP with F2FS & Thermal Control is broke or not working. Also the link for the bootstack isn't showing anything for marshmallow...well at least on the first page.
[G2 Android Development] LeoPosas:
Thanks [MENTION=928479]electrikjesus[/MENTION].

BlissMellow! :D:good:
[G2 Android Development] desirexel:
Great! Flashing tonight
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
Fixed the link ;)
[G2 Android Development] nsmsdz:
I hope see this rom from this great team on my F320x :)
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Glad to see the new thread bro. You know you can hit me up anytime on hangouts if you need someone to melt a vs980.

Always glad to help out if I can.
[G2 Android Development] imarq24:
just curious is there going to be a new bootstack for the vs980?
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Should use the same 4.4 aboot bootstack as all other 6.0 ROMs.
[G2 Android Development] imarq24:
Please excuse my ignorance but are you referring to the same bootstack as I used for the last blisspop version... Cause I haven't seen a boot stack for 6.0 rom
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Yes its the same. Use the bumped boot stack, grab the loki'd one too in case, but the only ROM I've seen on the vs980 that requires/required the Loki was resurrection remix.

Can't remember if the new 6.0 builds of it still use the 4.2 (Loki) bootstsck or not, but this should use bump
[G2 Android Development] imarq24:
Yo good looking out [MENTION=5559940]Lawlrus[/MENTION]
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
If you're new to the device or whatever. Feel free to toss me a pm if you have a question.
[G2 Android Development] Maritus1:
Just waiting for d802 build. I'm really excited to test BlissMellow :D. I really do not have any idea, how long it takes for a rom to build on an average PC, perhabs someone can enlighten me ;)
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Too many variables to even worry about it. Could be using a build server versus his personal rig.

If its a virtual machine versus a rig running linux. Best bet is to just be patient .
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
It's a rig, running on a VM, so average build time is just over an hour unless I run into issues.
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Off topic as it is, how much ram you pushing for 1 hour builds on a VM?
[G2 Android Development] mwedo:
So everything is quite good (except the CM bugs/issues and those are not a deal breaker for me) but that notifications drawer speed is driving me nuts. It's rendering at like 20fps when pulling the notifications down; same with quick settings) while everything else is buttery smooth, eh. Reboot every 24 hours to the rescue, though ?
[G2 Android Development] Hiyaslalabs:
Bootstack still unavailable for f320 so it won't work? Thanks.
[G2 Android Development] twinsen.net:
Still I'm impressed how FAST is this ROM, and the reaction for touches, and responses - no lags at all. Clean install of latest Bliss 4.0.3 wasn't even close to it. I don't know if this is because of compiler flags used, or some changes in touch firmware/bootstack - but [MENTION=928479]electrikjesus[/MENTION] did it as good as it can be. In the times of Lollipop, switching between for example Instagram and Facebook took ages. Now, the system behaves like it had 4 gigs of RAM. And all this, with the same amount of apps installed! Wow! ;)
[G2 Android Development] Bugf1x:
Quick guide for people wanting to install LG Quickremote for this rom.

1. Download the Quickset SDK.

2. Download this flashable zip.

3. Download the LG Quickremote apk for Marshmallow.

4. Install the Quickremote apk. (when installed you won't see the icon for the app and it will crash right away)

5. Go into recovery and flash the flashable zip.

6. Wipe caches.

7. Reboot.

8. Make sure to set SELinux to Permissive using http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2524485.

This should work for all versions.

I don't take credit for the files I shared here, they've been created by various XDA members.

Sorry for possible typos, did this on my phone.
[G2 Android Development] jakzel:
Anyone tried encryption with this ROM? I've been at 1% for about 30 minutes now... also not 100% TWRP will be able to decrypt the system once it's encrypted.

Totally unrelated to this ROM but related to Android in general... why doesn't encryption get talked about more?

edit:

After waiting another hour or so, I forced a reboot to cancel encryption (it was still at 1%). It seems that BlissPop team doesn't support encryption, which is sad, but I understand :(

Thanks for the great ROM!
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
I would hardly call encryption not working as we don't support it, that's foul play.

Just because it doesn't work in the second beta release, doesn't mean it won't eventually. Please choose your words carefully next time and phrase it as a question instead.
[G2 Android Development] jakzel:
No offense meant. A google search for BlissPop encryption lead me to the blissroms forum where a moderator on the forum responded to a query with "Hello, We don't support encryption." It was for BlissPop v3.6, but I assumed that it was a BlissPop stance in general, and you know what they say about assumptions...
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
It's all good man. Personally I would love to get encryption up and running, but its alot of work and I'd have no clue where to start
[G2 Android Development] jakzel:
Understood... There doesn't seem to be much good documentation about how it's supposed to work. I'm a sysadmin but I've never really done anything with Android other than use other people's (great!) work... Maybe it's time to start?

On a side note, is there a recommended radio for this ROM? I have blastagator's d80030f modem flashed and it works, but I occasionally get Wi-Fi weirdness/drops. edit: in advanced WiFi settings I forced 2.4ghz only and that eliminated my connectivity issues... so there does appear to be something going on with 5ghz connections.
[G2 Android Development] Zackptg5:
Pretty sure that's just a cm issue. Nothing we can do but wait for a fix
[G2 Android Development] Bugf1x:
I tried to encrypt my phone, and it was done in a couple of minutes. Works perfectly. I'm using a D802.
[G2 Android Development] twinsen.net:
Any possibility to edit some file to disable unused positions in menu? :) Like this one? :) Or, hence it's unsupported yet or permanently, maybe it would be good to remove this position from available options? :) I, personally don't like things which are there and not working ;)
[G2 Android Development] mwedo:
That's 100% false info. The very first thing I do on any new ROM is fully encrypting it; same goes for Bliss(Pop), and that 3.6 version was actually my first touch with Bliss and I fell in love instantly. Flashed and ran every single up to 6.0.1 and had zero problems with encryption. Now I'm back to BlissPop 4.0.3 though (with active encryption, as you can see), because the notification drawer is driving me nuts in 6.0.1 ?
[G2 Android Development] pmgnet:
EDIT: Found that thread and read that to see manufactures we have to set selinux to permissive. Not sure what that means, but will dig into it next.

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/themes-apps/app-quickremote-port-aosp-t2929146/page18

This is excellent! Where did you find all this info? It seems to be missing the device database, so I can't pick a manufacturer. Any idea? I'll try to dig through those threads.

Thanks!
[G2 Android Development] Bugf1x:
Got the info from various threads on XDA. Make sure you hav SELinux set to Permissive, otherwise the manufacturer list won't work, I forgot to add this step in the post, I'll add it now.
[G2 Android Development] Codiox:
Hey, Rom working great. One question:

Is it possible to use the notification light around the on/off button on the back again? Right now it's always off. Also when I'm charging the phone, the notification light on the front shows all colors not only one.

Thanks!
[G2 Android Development] twinsen.net:
I can't wait for new version with all interface features back again. The 'less frequent notifications' option would be the most awaited for most of us.
[G2 Android Development] imarq24:
Excuse the noob question but what does encrypted the phone do?
[G2 Android Development] mwedo:
Protecting the data stored in your phone in case you lose your device.
[G2 Android Development] impactor:
And here's how to make it to avoid regretting it 79 times per day.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1873700&page=3
[G2 Android Development] pmgnet:
I found that about permissive mode but I still don't see the manufacturers. I used the selinux changer apk. Is the option to switch built into this ROM?
[G2 Android Development] jakzel:
That's great news! I'm on a D800, and I decided to convert everything to f2fs, so that may be related. Are you using any f2fs or are you still ext4?

Also does TWRP mount /system and /data alright? Do updates work?
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
That's the issue I bet. F2fs and encryption
[G2 Android Development] jakzel:
I'm not sure. I've been reading this: https://source.android.com/security/encryption/

I can't find anything similar for the CM sources, but I'd imagine they're using the same cryptfs.c, which supports f2fs.

I didn't have any security set yet when I tried before, which actually may have been my issue. I'm about to try again (waiting for the battery to charge up to the minimum).

edit: still just stays at 0% seemingly forever... I'll have to look at this more later.
[G2 Android Development] mwedo:
Flashed again 6.0.1 and that notification drawer lag is there once again. When I pull down to see quick settings that thing is not smooth at all (it's literally like CPU governor is set to powersave as it's rendering at barely 15 fps (raw estimate but it looks like that)).

But when I got several notifications to check, and then I want to pull all the way down to see quick settings - it's superbly smooth and it's rendering at about 60 fps! Wat.jpg
[G2 Android Development] thiagocnet:
Tried to flash on D802 3 times using the instructions on the second post. Stuck on boot loop. The Bliss animation start to appears on the screen for like 1 sec, then it freeze and reboot. What I'm doing wrong?
[G2 Android Development] ukiman:
I think I just soft bricked my phone (D802) trying to install this rom. I followed instructions to the letter: full wipe, flashed bumped bootstack 30d for D802, flashed the latest rom, flashed gapps and then rebooted. The LG logo showed up for a split second and disappeared and that was it. Can't go back to recovery, can't go to download mode...don't know what I'm gonna do. Also, I was already on the latest bumped TWRP.

Edit: Somehow managed to get into recovery, reflashed everything and all is working fine. I have no idea what went wrong the first time. Even Titanium Backup's restore is working, which used to be a problem! :)
[G2 Android Development] PhoenixNLx:
Just use my instructions for d802 and everything will be fine!
[G2 Android Development] thiagocnet:
Mine is D805, I heard it's the D802 with another radio, is that correct? Maybe this is the problem? I have used various ROMs for D802 without problems until now.
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
Building an update for you all today. Lots of changes to RIL and a ton of others. :) I want to reach out to any f320 users who have gotten Bliss 6.0 to flash in order to get an f320x specific set of instructions. Please PM me if that is you.
[G2 Android Development] twoface7:
Cant seek music and videos
[G2 Android Development] edi194:
Network switcher'll work? c:
[G2 Android Development] marinespl:
delete
[G2 Android Development] Hiyaslalabs:
So it is possible to install without it's own (f320) bootstack? Guess nobody have tried
[G2 Android Development] hamisgood:
It's been quite some time since I flashed a new ROM to try!

Anyway, these are the steps I took to successfully flash and boot on my F320S

1. Update TWRP to 2.8.7.3 [BUMPED] http://www.gregtwallace.com/lgg2-projects/twrp/

2. Wipe all except Internal SD and External SD

3. Update F320X Bootstack to Hybrid http://xdaforums.com/lg-g2/development/boot-g2-hybrid-bootstacks-t3183219

4. Install Bliss http://downloads.blissroms.com/Bliss/Official/f320/

5. Install 6.0 GApps

6. Reboot

While I'm at it, everything was working great during the set up for a bit while apps were installing, until I experienced some major memory leak/hog. Whole system lagged and I couldn't log into my game (couldn't even open keyboard). Subsequently the phone crashed and rebooted. Didn't install logcat yet so don't have a log. The problem is probably replicable should you need the log.
[G2 Android Development] slayer3032:
I assume these aren't built as nightlies, you have a link in the OP to a nightlies folder which 404's on the blissroms website.

http://downloads.blissroms.com/Bliss/Nightlies/

Excited to hear about RIL changes, seems like all the M roms have been a nightmare on the D801. I'll definitely have to give it a try when they're up!
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
Official Bliss Rom 6.0.1 - 01-28-2016 Builds Are Uploading!

OK folks! Here we go for another round of Bliss :) Lots of changes to RIL, kernel updates, system updates, settings updates, lots of new features, etc. Make sure to check MD5 to double-check that you got the entire download.

BlissRoms Official Download folder

BUILD CHANGES

Added more features & settings options. (Lots & Lots, have to check)

Updates to CM apps like Snap

Fixes and upates in Frameworks/Base

Sepolicy updates and fixes too

F320x SDcard fixes - Thanks [MENTION=5254235]adriannxda[/MENTION] for pushing those changes

Updates and Fixes for SIM, RIL, Telephony and LTE

Fixes for wakelock blocker

MUCH MORE! CHECK THE CHANGELOG!

BUILD HINTS

Optimizations - Krait, Graphite, Pipe, Bliss_03, UKM, QCOM_Bionic, ROM - 4.9, GCC - 4.9 Linaro, Kernel - Linaro 4.9, auto-wipe of caches after flashing!

Gapps 6.0(!), backup/restore might work, not sure yet.

Please do NOT report missing features or repeat reports of issues that are known!

Reminder: We will not add any other camera, do not ask for it, flash it yourselves.

Flashing Instructions:

FIRST revert theme to stock theme before flashing (just to be safe)!

Make a nandroid backup!

Clean install recommended, manual wipes of cache/dalvik REQUIRED!

ROM

SuperSU 2.66 is included!

Open issues:

A few CM related issues might exist.

Some issues with navbar and theme engine

Other bugs/issues in CM-maintained packages?

Sidenotes: please do not quote the whole update post, just hit the thanks button!

No reports for issues with xposed installed, please.

Enjoy flashing! :D
[G2 Android Development] PhoenixNLx:
Nice! Double tap on lock screen to sleep is back! :)

Request feature from blisspop 4.0.3: navigation button: Sleep

Thank you for your hard work!

Edit:

Did a dirty flash, d802, mini open gapps, xposed v79.

Force close when opening camera app.( Gallery force close )

Did reboot phone, clear cache etc from camera and gallery.

Camera whatsapp is working

See logcat
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
The Snap camera app has a bunch of updates to it. See if you get the same issue on a clean flash please.
[G2 Android Development] seyrine:
Not the same guy, but I just clean flashed the latest build on my F320. Aside from one instance of settings force closing, everything including the SD card is working as intended.

Quick question, is fast charging available in this kernel build? It keeps saying "charging slowly" on the lock screen even though I'm using a good quality charger and cable.
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
Fast charging was working on my test device just fine yesterday witn the original LG charger and cable I have... There were kernel changes from CM though, so there could be an issue somewhere. Collect a log and kmsg if you could. Thanks :)
[G2 Android Development] thiagocnet:
Tried to flash latest build. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, I do the exact steps from second post but it doesn't work, it display the LG logo then freezes with a black screen. Please, help!
[G2 Android Development] de.er:
I got the 'slow charging' on lock screen as well. D802, clean flash. hybrid bootstack.
[G2 Android Development] electrikjesus:
What variant?

OK, That means there is something wonky going on. I'll look into it