yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
If you went to this link here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=52968

This is the official Turbo 5 - Yoshi just didn't add (Official) in the title
[G3 Android Development] eric93se:
I have a d850 and used your link on page 50. Under 'about phone' turbo version is '5.0 preview 8/25'
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
Use this link for all Official G3 variants: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=52962

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FOR SUPERSU FANBOYS

If you are not a fan of Privacy Guard and want to return to SuperSu follow these steps

1 - go to settings/root access and set to disabled

2 - go to Settings/security/privacy guard/advanced and reset allow/deny counters

3 - go into recovery and flash SuperSu and reboot

4 - Once rebooted open SuperSu and when asked "Upadate Binaries - Normal"

5 - Open apps and grant root when asked by SuperSU

Latest SuperSu 2.78 working fine - I had to do this on my device to get xposed NeoPowerMenu to work

ADDED - Turbo 5.0 is actually faster & has zero lags when using SuperSu for root :)
[G3 Android Development] foxtaur:
For any having issues with either of lite or v1.6 acc kernel. Ditch greenify.

Having said that I'm here to say that nebula 12.5 runs like a charm on this rom.

Thats right an old kernel runs turbo 5.0 without any sweat and its been 5 days since I ran my d855 without any freezes or strange bugs.

Don't ask me how something with older sources runs this rom very efficiently.

I'm coming to the conclusion at this point that if theres anything wrong with your setup, check your xposed modules, something may be incompatible with it. And ditch greenify. I noticed less lags too once that garbage was uninstalled

here's hoping Nebula2e will make a come back and aid turbo with another great kernel.
[G3 Android Development] chil3r:
Hello guys, i have d855,

Yesterday I tried Turbo 5.0, clean install, and event Exodus latest rom, and in both rom I dont have mobile data... Network and calls work, but mobile data don't. Cant figure out what seems to be a problem.... Maybe because i flashed before rom the RADIO_D855_21C_Step-han.zip?
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
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Radio_D855_21C_Step-han.zip (modem) is fine. I've used that on every ROM and have had no problems.

You should re-download it just in case the file is corrupt - you can try flashing over you existing install

but you'll probably have better luck if you do a complete fresh install & wipe everything before hand

Install in this order

1-Radio

2-ROM

3-Gapps

4-Xposed Framework
[G3 Android Development] chil3r:
I already did that, thanks, and the issue was present... that's why i asked you if anyone had the same situation before... ;)
[G3 Android Development] GUZGUN:
Where can I get the supersu.zip to install it?

Στάλθηκε από το LG-D855 μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] thecdn:
Thanks. Was thinking of doing this as I use the Rom Toolbox widget to reboot and it has been asking for permission every single time even though I check remember. Of course I wouldn't have thought of 1 and 2.
[G3 Android Development] aoleary:
Did u enable mobile data in settings.. Sometimes its not activated automatically
[G3 Android Development] foxtaur:
im going to laugh if 777 kernel works on this rom.
[G3 Android Development] icenight89:
I don't know why people keep using different kernels for this ROM. The code base is too new for most kernels available for D85x devices. It may seem like it's working ok, but often time further investor stress testing proves otherwise.
[G3 Android Development] foxtaur:
the reason is simple, better battery/performance/ratio,features such as cpu idling ,governors(such as interactive cyan for gaming), hotplugs ,improved multitasking and state notifier. Nebula had it all, its in suspended motion till the great nebulator makes a come back. As for Acc, im not one to judge, its efficiency is questionable at best dependent on device. While really great its no legend. I hope to see both kernels make strides in improvements. Perhaps there will be less hangups and reboots as soon as acc v1.7 is ready for download. :cyclops:

I look foward for both kernels. This device still has plenty of life left

update: I just got back from chatting with Eliminator. Chances are there will be no support for kernel dev. He will aid others in their efforts, again this was a friendly talk with dude. He is moving towards HTC 10 dev. There is a huge open environment for dev work on that platform. (Im saving for that next device). Unfortunately its tits up for lg. The lg camp has locked out their devices. I

I wish him the best luck at htc camp. Hes still keeping his g3, heck I am too. Its still a kickass device
[G3 Android Development] icenight89:
That's all well and good, I fully understand the desire for independent kernels. Turbo has a fair amount of hot plug and governor options built in, and again, you failed to notice my observation about the age of the code base. It wasn't an issue of using desperate kernels for options, rather then being too old to be relevant.
[G3 Android Development] Anarchist77:
Depends on which G5 variant you have. Unfortunately for anyone outside of Central Europe, there is no bootloader unlocking. But.. There are a great many XDA participants who have their handsets unlocked officially through the LG website ?

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Sorry should have quoted [MENTION=6739044]foxtaur[/MENTION]
[G3 Android Development] Grigorios1990:
what is the battery difference versus fulmics 6.1?
[G3 Android Development] mouradian:
It.works
[G3 Android Development] foxtaur:
P it does but suffers from issues time to time. I'm awaiting acc v1.7 if it ever arrives but it will be my last kernel. im keeping device with turborom if thats the case and moving to HTC 10 where all the new fun begins

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And this is reason why dev's move to other devices. Having a large install base is neccesary for strong development.

LG G5 variants are restricted all minus one. Sounds a lot familiar to what happened with lg g4.

The g3 was a fluke, originally locked a bypass was discovered. No such luck yet with g4 or g5 and nobody who intends on open dev is gonna buy a device and hope for a bootloader unlock. Thats just crazy talk and delusions
[G3 Android Development] Anarchist77:
No luck needed for the many ppl who have a central Europe H850. We are the lucky ones.

Granted, LG and a lot of other manufacturers are making it more difficult to have freedom to develop for handsets.

It's the American market i feel most sorry for with the exception of a few devices. Handsets there are even more heavily burdened with lockdowns and carrier bloat.

The vast majority of new handsets are more than capable of a lot more than they currently can. Just have to hope that the immediate development environment is unfortunately not a sign of the path manufacturers will take in the coming future ?
[G3 Android Development] dieterschran:
I got the same issue! G3 855 international

Gesendet von meinem SM-T555 mit Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] luksus007:
Is it possible to change how fast auto brightness react? Also in my opinion on auto, in my opinion, in medium dark rooms screen is little bit too dim.

Wysłane z mojego LG-D855 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[G3 Android Development] aoleary:
To have that level of control, you would need an auto brightness app such as Velis.

Maybe with Kernel Adiutor you can change the minimum brightness, but I have never fiddled with that type of setting so cant help you.

Best option is to install Velis
[G3 Android Development] luksus007:
Is it normal that velis dont recognize light sensor? (d855)

Wysłane z mojego LG-D855 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[G3 Android Development] aoleary:
Hi.

Can you specify how its faster? I'm intrigued as to how it would be faster..

Not doubting you, by the way :)

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No, that is not normal. Are you sure your light sensor is working correctly?

Maybe try downloading an app that can test it. I have no knowledge on how you might troubleshoot. Just giving an idea off the top of my head..

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I would say in general that any AOSP ROM is going to be better than stock, as they are more streamlined and optimized.

The only issue would be if you need the camera quality of stock ROMs, as AOSP cannot achieve the same quality as they dont have the same access to the camera framework..
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
Privacy Guard vs SuperSu on Turbo
[G3 Android Development] G3D855user:
[MENTION=7418162]Stoutpuppy[/MENTION], thanks for all your help and advice. My phone is better now than when I first bought it!

Could please share your setup. Systems mods, xposed modules, kernel etc etc

And thanks to the Dev [MENTION=6755930]Yoshi_Guy[/MENTION] - This ROM ROCKS!!!!!
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
How does the installation work?

I have never used a custom rom before, stock LG was fine for me although it was a pain in the ass to get it rooted. But now I want 6.0 and the customization features of your rom are awesome. Do I need my PC for it? Or can I do everything from the recovery menu? And where do I have to put the rom itself and Gapps? How much free space do I need or do I have to do a full wipe?
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
Ok if you are rooted & have recovery the rest is easy!

First of all - you do realize that you are saying goodbye to all LG apps (including Camera app) none will work on AOSP ROM!

That being said download the following:

21c modem from here: http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/radio-modem-lg-g3-t3110376

Turbo ROM from here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=52968

Gapps (Google apps) : http://opengapps.org/

Xposed framework (Optional) : http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm/

Now hook your phone via usb to your PC and boot into recovery and do a back up now of your current stock ROM

Then Copy over contents of Internal Storage & SD Storage to your PC (upgrade to Marshmallow can make data on Sd card unavailable)

Now in TWRP settings/Wipe/advanced wipe everything including Internal storage

Now copy from PC the downloaded files to Internal Storage and once done go to TWRP install

And flash all downloaded files in the exact same order as above (modem, ROM, Gapps, Xposed)

Reboot and then follow the prompts to set up your phone - and then enjoy!
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
How does the backup work?

Do i have to do the backup via just copying everything onto my PC or via the recovery mode? I have like 5gb free on my phone wich is obviously not enough to store a full recovery. SD card is no problem. If I remember correctly there is a hidden .android file on it. I'll just delete it and the new rom can put its own one there. If copying my stuff onto my PC is not enough to use it again with android 6, do the backups helium makes work for android M? I have read that it has a different file system. Anyways, I dont have acces to my PC until late saturday so I can only collect information and ask questions for now. Thank you for your instructions on installing it.
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
It's always good to have at least one TWRP backup just in case something goes wrong during the flash process - it shouldn't - But Sh*t sometimes happens

Also I always do a Internal Storage wipe (I never get any problems when flashing new ROM) you don't need to copy everything - just photo's, saved data & files you don't want to lose.

Also do a Titanium back up of your user apps - so you can restore them after you flash the ROM.
[G3 Android Development] aoleary:
Create an update.zip file using Titanium Backup Pro (worth every penny) as per this link.

Then backup everything in Internal Storage and External SD-Card to your PC.

If you dont want to wait until Saturday:

Backup all your apps via Titanium Backup (to external SD)

Backup all your texts/calls via SMSBackup&Restore (to external SD)

Create update.zip file (it will be stored in root of Internal Storage)

Backup your current OS Install (via TWRP) to External SD

Remove your SD-Card.

Then proceed as per Stoutpuppys instructions.

Be sure to NOT wipe Internal Storage (otherwise all photos are deleted without possibility of recovery)

GAPPS should be ARM (not ARM64).

Same for Xposed zip. You also need to download the Xposed application.

The Xposed zip enables the functionality. The application enables you to manage different modules. Some good compatible ones are in my signature..
[G3 Android Development] thecdn:
I figured Stoutpuppy would be by with the answer to your questions. If I can just add a few other things for you to think about.....

when you go to opengapps.org, it should default to platform ARM (which you want), Android 6.0 (which you want), Variant stock - which you may not want. I tend to go with mini, it has everything I need and is about half the size while others pick smaller packages, all the way down to pico - they all work and it's up to you.

another option for gapps is at https://download.dirtyunicorns.com/files/gapps/ Here you can find banks gapps, which many people use. And tbo (team blackout) gapps, which will give your gapps packages a dark theme. Again, they all work and which one you use is up to you. Experiment.

I've never had an issue using an sdcard with this phone. Initially I used a usb 3.0 card reader to load files on it and after I had a running phone I've always used airdroid to copy files to the phone. Fewer cords for the cats to attack. I have a 64g card so I have lots of room for multiple nandroid backups, titanium backup, and rom/gapps packages. Makes life easier.

Once you get comfortable flashing roms you may want to give multirom a try. It gives you the option to install other roms in a kind of virtual machine without disturbing your existing rom. It's a good way to look at other roms without blowing away your current setup and then having to restore it.

Welcome to the wonderful world of flashing.
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
Thank you

I got the little problem of my SD card being only 8gb large and relatively full. I have too much app data to store it on it. And because I have limited data here I cant just put it all into my dropbox. Ill just wait until i'm home again or search for a USB stick. Are there free alternatives for titanium pro? I dont have any money on my google account left and I cant get a new card here.

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Thats a lot of information. But still thank you. My brother has a 16gb SD he doesn't need anymore, wich should be enough to get multirom running. Do I have to include something into my flash list now to get it running later or do O have to flash agyin anyways? And could a big Gapps pack be a problem? A friend of mine had one that was too big for his tablet but CWM told him after he had his cyanogenmod flashed already and he couldnt go back to get a new one. He had to use the play store website until he decided to flash it again.
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
Dude you don't need to quote the whole post - to reply just "@" ie: [MENTION=7714571]miguel7501[/MENTION]
[G3 Android Development] thecdn:
Didn't mean to overwhelm with too much info but just give you some things to think about.

You can put the other roms on either internal storage or the sdcard. They install much slower on the sdcard and don't run as fast either so I tend to install them on internal storage but the choice is yours. A 16g card will fill up quickly with a nandroid backup, titanium backup and some rom/gapps files. That is kind of the minimum - bigger is better.

Don't worry about it for now. When you are ready the thread on multirom can walk you through it. (Yes, you will have stuff to flash again :D )

On my old N7 2012 I can't use a gapps package bigger than pico. But I've had no issues with the G3. I think I've used the nearly 600g stock at least once, usually use the approx 290g mini.
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
[MENTION=7418162]Stoutpuppy[/MENTION] I usually dont browse XDA on my mobile, but as I said I dont have my PC here. The mobile web page is insanely slow with chrome (because of my connection) and it turned Opera into a whitescreen. And the app doenst let me post anything. Just a toast with an error.
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
[MENTION=7714571]miguel7501[/MENTION] - DL XDA Labs apk here:http://www.xda-developers.com/xda-labs/

It's easier to access XDA using their app than with a browser
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
[MENTION=7418162]Stoutpuppy[/MENTION] I do have the app, but whenever I try to post something it just gives me a loading circle for 5 seconds and then a toast that says that posting didnt work. I always write my posts in the app because I prefer white text on dark background and then copy them to the web page if it doesnt work.

EDIT: it just worked for the first time. Finally...

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@thecdn Thank you for all the answers. I think i'll read everything again when I get home anyways. Too much to remember.
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
LG UX Marshmallow power menu on Turbo ROM
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
[MENTION=7418162]Stoutpuppy[/MENTION] Damn, that looks awesome. Not like the semi-material stock one. Is this the Turbo ROM standard or custom?
[G3 Android Development] aoleary:
Probably achieved with the Xposed module NeoPowerMenu

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You can try Helium, but I don't know if you can create a flashable zip file of your apps using that.. However, you can probably restore from the backup directory after installing Turbo. Just be sure to NOT restore system apps. Only restore apps you downloaded from Google Play, otherwise you will cause your system to bootloop (Which is not a big deal as such. It justs means you would have to wipe in TWRP and reflash again)...

Why don't you use that instead of your 8GB to backup your data

Personally I prefer the Pico GAPPs, and then if I need something in addition such as Calendar or Drive or Google Plus, I download them separately after. If you apply the big package, it adds a lot of stuff you may not need..
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
[MENTION=4956374]theKramer[/MENTION] Thank you for all those tipps. I dont use the 16gb card now because I dont have it here. I was too lazy to free up 7gb of internal space so I just sticked with my old one. I have used helium before (without root), but it cant be flashed. And if I decide to only backup the app data, I need to download the app again from play store. Wich is a bit of a problem, since I need the same version again and if there is an update, I have to search for the apk on the internet. So i will probably just buy Titanium.

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@Stoutpuppy by the way, how do I put TWRP on my phone? I havent figured out how the app works, and whenever I tap on 'install TWRP' it wants me to select my device. If I tap that, it simply crashed. I guess that the 1click root script I used unlocked my bootloader, so that shouldn't be a problem. And does the flashing work via the app (select what to do and wait) or do i have to wipe my phone via the settings, put the files onto it and then flash it from the boot menu?
[G3 Android Development] tietganFTW:
if you're already rooted, download autorec for mm app from play store and hit the install button in the app. It should replace stock recovery with TWRP.
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
I currently have the stock rom wich is LL. Does it work with that too because the title says 'for mm'?

Edit: I found the LL version and tried running it. it gave me no success or error notification, so i simply rebooted and opened the TWRP manager app. As recovery status it says: "Custom recovery not installed or not detected". Does that mean it didnt work?
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
[MENTION=7714571]miguel7501[/MENTION] - I thought you said you already had recovery? anyway download "Flashify" from play store & install

download twrp for your model here: http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/development/recovery-twrp-3-0-0-0-t3309475

Then flash it via Flashify - works every time! Autorec is hit or miss whether it works or not
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
[MENTION=7418162]Stoutpuppy[/MENTION] Wow, that was easy. Now how do I boot into recovery? (Flashify did it automatically once so I know it works) Do I have to do anything else than doing a backup, wiping from TWRP and then copying my stuff to the internal memory and flashing from TWRP? Does it automatically recognize the files after I copy them there or do I have to reboot into it?
[G3 Android Development] Stoutpuppy GFX:
Haven't used flashify in ages but there should be something in the top right corner click on it and select go into recovery.

Another method is with phone "off" hold down volumedown+power, when you see splash screen let go of power for 1/2 o sec then hold it again

then factory reset window will open use vol dwn to select yes and then pwr, and then again on next screen and you'll boot into recovery

Then just click on backup / select backup location / then tick all options except cache / then swipe bottom bar to start.

your backup will take about 5 min - after that just follow the advice everyone has given to install Turbo
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
[MENTION=7418162]Stoutpuppy[/MENTION] Thank you, I knew there was a power/volume down combination for it but its really hard to hit. Using flashify's option is much better for that. And if I tick every option except cache, won't that make the backup too big? I guess I have to use Titanium and then uninstall all the apps.
[G3 Android Development] thecdn:
Too big for what? I currently have 5 nandroid backups on my sdcard ranging from 7256 mb to 9470 mb. They will be big.

Use Titanium to backup your apps. When in recovery to flash your rom you will wipe at a minimum data, cache, and dalvik. 'Data' will be your apps - you don't uninstall anything. After you setup your new rom you use Titanium to install the backed up apps. That's one big reason why the paid (pro) version of Titanium is so essential to flashers. You can batch install multiple apps at a time install of doing it singly. That alone is worth the price. (I've had TB pro for so long I can't remember what the free version was limited to).
[G3 Android Development] miguel7501:
If I get home, I can free up a good amount of space (mostly photos and uninstalling apps I dont need a backup for). By the way, what does nandroid mean? And do those backups include everything except the apps just like the windows backup CDs you do after setting up your PC for the first time so you can get it running fast if you **** something up? And do I have to do the Titanium backup all at once or can I put multiple backups together later?