yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Did you flash SuperSU also? If so flash MR_Bump and that should fix it.

LG G3 D851, PAC-MAN LP ROM, MultiROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] TheReaper1:
SuperSU is on system mode, no need mr_bump.
[G3 Android Development] :
Yes...the linked 2.76 SuperSU should be system level, but if they flashed a newer SuperSU they will get the boot error and need to flash Mr bump.

In true XDA way...the user didn't specify what they actually flashed, just wanted "halp!!" & left us all guessing ;)
[G3 Android Development] TheReaper1:
You're right! :p
[G3 Android Development] AndroidSamsungFreak:
:P works!!
[G3 Android Development] eran702:
When my phone is sleeping more the two hours my screen stay black and i need to put off the battery and put in back to turn on the screen.. And i have random reboots

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Ty for the helpers
[G3 Android Development] omegatroi:
lagy rom
[G3 Android Development] SteveMurphy:
Worthless post.

Come on, why would you do this hit-and-run without providing more information?
[G3 Android Development] vicente001:
This ROM has the Google Webview patches?(To fix the FC with Play Services on Setup Wizard)
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
This ROM (Marshmallow) was last updated August 2016. Are these patches before or after that time.

LG G3 D851, AOSPA-L ROM, Nebula Rev9.3 Kernel, microG (NoGapps), MultiROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] vicente001:
I do not think that has much to do, just decompile framework-res.apk, go to values ​​/ res / strings.xml, replace the line "com.android.webview" with "com.google.android.webview".

Recompile and ready. You can upgrade the Google Webview app from Play Store and avoid errors in the Setup Wizard.
[G3 Android Development] talhaarshad14:
will this work for f400l
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Search the thread and find out.

Last I saw, someone on F400L tried the F400 build and things didn't work out so well.

LG G3 D851, PAC-MAN LP ROM, MultiROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] ritm:
Anybody know how change device for Save photo in this rom to SD?

Thanks in advance
[G3 Android Development] munirshah77:
Can anyone guide me which kernel does the dual sim nougat version of this rom use? Can you send me a link to its kernel? Also if there is no such link for it, Ca n anyone please extract it from the rom and share the link? I want the kernel of aosp-caf-n-mr1-20170309-dualsim.zip file. I can't find a way to extract the kernel myself.
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
[MENTION=4404722]munirshah77[/MENTION], here you go. Boot.img (kernel) both zipped and unzipped.

I hope Mega is okay. If not I can upload them somewhere else.

https://mega.nz/#F!6cgQTaQS!spkM_w11t7boll--nAxYyA

Moto G5S Plus XT1806, GZOSP_PixelExperience, MultiROM, Tapatalk 4.9.3
[G3 Android Development] Babakkardan:
USB Ethernet connectivity?

Does this rom have the USB Ethernet connectivity which stock AOSP and Nexus roms have?
[G3 Android Development] Babakkardan:
Oversharpening problem?

Is the oversharpening problem found on LG stock rom present in this rom? (are custom roms free from this problem?)
[G3 Android Development] wendelneves7:
It was Very good
[G3 Android Development] wilsonmd:
Thank you Bud! I will flash this rom for my d850. Thanks for maintain the links active! Thanks....thanks!

Downloading...........
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Dusted off this oldie but goody. Smooth and sleeps like a baby.

Patched for signature spoofing and using microG (NanoDroid for core and select apps), Shadow53's no-gapps-micro (would be nice if DAVx was an option in NanoDroid), Xposed with GravityBox for the feature set, and Graphite Layers theme (the only one I think I archived). OmniSwitch for Recents and app bar. SuperSU for root (don't care who it was sold to and I don't do Magisk - just getting that out of the way [emoji16] ).

Had OpenLauncher until it went flaky so moved to LAOS Trebuchet ( https://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/app-lineageos-15-trebuchet-laucher-rom-t3667436 - used on other ROMs and pretty nice). Then came across ZimLX launcher (based on Lawnchair and OpenLauncher).

Who says you need the latest and greatest. Security patches be darned. [emoji16]

EDIT: OmniClock, Your Local Weather, Elta icon pack, and Unicon to apply them globally. So far, sweet as candy.

LG G3 D851, AOSP-CAF 6.0.1, NanoDroid, MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] tonije:
where i can find this theme?
[G3 Android Development] sergialess:
[MENTION=6046143]marcdw[/MENTION],

Your setup is very interesting and I'd love to try it, not only because nowadays my G3 is running slower, but also because of the Google-less experience.

I'm aware I'll need a considerable amount of time to achieve that setup, because it's an unknown world to me :p

Regards,

Sergio.
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Don't think it's available. Used to be in the Play Store back in the day. Version 4.x was Layers, v5.x was Substratum. Then the name was changed to Meta.

Before Google+ shuts down maybe check its community (Meta Theme) and maybe see if the dev is contactable.

One of my favorite Layers theme, TextileOS, I can't find at the Store, though via the web are a bunch of patched (read illegal?) offerings. I'm sure I have these items archived or backed up somewhere.

A lot of old ROMs are also backed up so I'm sure I can just restore a Layers-based ROM and retrieve some themes.

Before G+ shuts down I better also see what I can get from the Graphite Donators Lounge.

Samsung Galaxy Light SGH-T399, CyanogenMod CM12 ROM, microG (NoGAPPS), XDA Legacy

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[MENTION=4815527]sergialess[/MENTION], when/if you decide to go Google free I'll be glad to assist any way I can.

Samsung Galaxy Light SGH-T399, CyanogenMod CM12 ROM, microG (NoGAPPS), XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] b4rgh3st:
Aren't you concerned about missing security patches?

I mean, there're other more rectent ROMs that come already patched for signature spoofing.

I hope this sounds like a rant. I'm really interested in opinions about the lack of security patches.
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Heh heh, no I don't worry about security patches. I like ROMs to mess around and play with. If I were concerned about security patches I'd be forced to run only the latest Androids which I don't really care for. Each Android version becomes less interesting and less do-as-I-want-with-it. Besides, I'm a multibooter and Oreo (with early system mount) and Pie can't be used.

The microG thing I do on ROMs from KitKat to Oreo, on all four devices. I "retired" from computing several years back and Android has kept me occupied jumping around old and new ROMs (computing days were similar, multiple machines multiple OSes). Anyway, my daily driver for almost four years is a Lollipop ROM (like an old car I enjoy and fits me even though there's a 2018 in the driveway). [emoji39]

LG G3 D851, AOSP-CAF 6.0.1, NanoDroid, MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] tonije:
Ok thank you
[G3 Android Development] b4rgh3st:
I see, thank you!

For me battery life is a crucial point and currently it sucks on Oreo :/

How is the battery life for you on AOSP-CAF? And can you compare it to your AEX-N installation?

AEX-N has built in signature spoofing, right? How about AOSP-CAF? Do you have to patch it manually?

\edit: On Android File Host [MENTION=4664296]mistercheese[/MENTION] has some more builds (e.g. AOSP-n). Are they stable? What is the "mr1" in the file name (aosp-n-mr1-7.1.1)?

https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=79541
[G3 Android Development] sergialess:
Many thanks, [MENTION=6046143]marcdw[/MENTION]!. I've downloaded the rom and doing some backups before starting. I'm just thinking on going through shadow53's guide on spoofing the signature and installing MicroG. Then I can install some apps via F-Droid and test it a bit. If I digest properly all the changes, I can (try) customize as you did, which is cool!.

Regards,

Sergio.
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
The G3 has AEX-O installed at the moment but haven't used it much. AEX-N is backed up and I may return to it. So far battery seems really good on AOSP-CAF when idle. Had like 0.4% drain overnight. Pretty good considering I'm not managing it (like with Greenify or the like). Haven't checked SoT yet.

Yes, AEX has sigspoofing as well as crDroid. When crDroid N came out there was a thread specifically for that ROM and microG (thread long since dead). To this day I still have that combo installed. A favorite.

AOSP-CAF MM requires patching. I used NanoDroid patcher and it worked perfectly. In lieu of patching (or if a ROM can't be) one could also use the Xposed FakeGapps module.

I forgot about that one until jlb1959 woke up the thread recently. Now I'll have to revisit it on my next free day.

You're probably familiar with the LineageOS-microG ROMs. They have LOS 14.1 builds up to November 2018.

https://lineage.microg.org

If you have a D855 there's also /e/ ROM, based on LOS 14.1. Last update was yesterday, 7 February. It's a full setup with more than just microG. Been running it awhile on my Axon 7.

https://gitlab.e.foundation/e/wiki/en/wikis/device/d855/info

https://e.foundation/

ZTE Axon 7 A2017U, /e/ v0.1 ROM, microG (NoGapps), Multiboot, XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] sergialess:
Tried it. Patched with NanoDroid Patcher flashable, patching services.jar. Then flahsed NanoDroid full package. It installed many apps, replacing also existing ones (camera, contacts...). Checked the signature spofing with the MicroG Configuartion tool, and everything seemed right. Enabled GCM, Location, etc. Then signed into my Google account, and tried to sync my contacts, but no luck. No contacts were loaded. PlayStore not working ("Retry" message...). Any advice on how to continue?.

Other than that, it feels pretty smooth, and light when eating power.

Thanks,

Sergio.
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
[MENTION=4815527]sergialess[/MENTION], cool that the patching and initial setup worked. I would suggest starting over though so you can customize what you want. There are some things in the full NanoDroid package that aren't needed or can't be used (like weather providers for LOS-based ROMs).

First note, I don't use Magisk so things are installed in classic fashion. Original apps that are replaced are gone (though NanoDroid now backs them up, just in case). For Magisk users it will do a pseudo debloat. IIRC the new apps and launcher are presented as an overlay. It'll look like new apps have replaced some existing ones but they haven't. Just sort of hidden. I guess the overlay is a Magisk module.

Before flashing the full NanoDroid package you should flash the AROMA configuration tool. This is where you pick and choose what you want and how to install it. Official or modded microG, additional location backends, stores (Aurora/Yalp/Play), additional apps to install, existing apps to remove or not, and other things.

In the list of apps to install go through it to see if there's anything you don't need. Examples... The weather providers can't be used on this ROM; I don't like Simple Calendar because it doesn't handle/show events that go past midnight; don't currently use VPN or Tor stuff; things like that.

Another section lists apps that would be deleted when debloating. You can uncheck items you don't want removed. Once configuration is complete then you flash NanoDroid.

In the ROM I like to make sure it's setup a bit and I check permissions of almost everything first. For microG, set up the backends (location ideally should be High Accuracy), enable GCM and whatnot. It used to be customary/required to reboot after configuring microG and before trying to add an account.

This part probably doesn't matter but don't create the Google account manually. Instead run Play Store first, it'll prompt to login / create account, then continue on. Calendar and contacts syncing will happen shortly. Far as Play Store not working, fairly common that it behaves that way. Sometimes closing it, remove from Recents, and relaunch should fix it up. I'm not using Play Store on this ROM so can't say really.

Moto G5S Plus XT1806, Liquid Remix v9.1.4 ROM, MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] b4rgh3st:
Sorry for hijacking, but what are the differences between the official and the modded microG? And does Yalp work for paid apps? I have a handful and like to use the on a microG phone.

Oh, and what's the Google maps API in the installer? For what is it needed?
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Modded microG keeps up with spoofing compatibility with Google Play Services versions (among other things. See NanoDroid thread for details). The official version is infrequently updated.

Yalp or Aurora can download previously paid-for apps (when using your Google account) but that doesn't mean they'll all work. Apps that do license checking (icons packs and Substratum themes for instance) will fail if Play Store isn't present to handle the requests. Most of my Pro apps work fine though. I've also come across some free icon packs that fail to run because they know they were not obtained through the Play Store (piracy accusation). A bummer.

FakeStore (uses same package name as Play Store) won't help with the license checking issue. Its purpose is to sit there for apps that look for the presence of Play Store (com.android.vending) but don't otherwise use it.

The modded microG plus patched Play Store is the combo to have if you plan to use software with In-App Purchases, license checking, or if still want to be able to buy things directly (which can also be done via the web I suppose).

MicroG includes maps API v2 but there may be some apps that use/need the old deprecated Google Maps API v1. That's what the extra add-on is for.

LG G3 D851, Paranoid Android 7.3.1, NanoDroid, MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] tonije:
Wm density & wm size not working in mm how i can change resolution size and dpi
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
DPI you can change by editing /system/build.prop. Search in it for "lcd". Most custom ROMs use 560 but this one defaults to 480, which is pretty cool. There are also apps you can use.

Regarding the wm commands, what do you mean by " not working"? Command couldn't be found or are the settings not sticking. For the former you have to be superuser first. Run su in a terminal to gain root and then the wm command will be available.

Back in the day folks used to use NOMone to change resolution.

Check out "NOMone Resolution Changer" - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nomone.resolution_changer

LG G3 D851, AospExtended v5.7 ROM, NanoDroid-microG (NoGapps), MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] tonije:
I mean when i try

su

wm size 1080x1920 for example

wm density 420..

this commend dosn't work i see in terminal

sush: /system/bin/wm: bin/sh: no sush file or directory

and i try NOMone Resolution Changer dosn't change anything
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
[MENTION=9173337]tonije[/MENTION], I am so sorry for the late reply. Was in another ROM for work purposes and got busy.

So I checked it out. The wm command is a script and it's fine. The problem is that the system is trying to execute the command using /bin/sh which doesn't exist (/bin being the first place it would look for the shell). Most ROMs I've checked don't have a /bin directory so /system/bin/sh is usually called.

To use wm on this ROM you'll have to do one of the following (no quotes of course)...

"sh /system/bin/wm" or

change to /system/bin and do "sh ./wm" (less typing though arrow keeps would help in recalling commands for both cases) or

Edit wm and add "#!/system/bin/sh" at the top of it. I did that and wm worked fine.

This /bin/sh thing makes me wonder if some startup / post-boot / init.d scripts without a shebang line could/would fail without the user knowing. Maybe something to look out for.

Oh, I bet NOMone uses wm in the background. Might explain why it doesn't do anything?

Moto G5S Plus XT1806, OmniROM, microG (NoGapps), MultiROM, XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] tonije:
Thank you so much
[G3 Android Development] TangerineTractor:
I don't request features. There are plenty of roms around - try them all, find the one that suits best. RR has everything. DU is good. I like Candy personally. Leave the devs to concentrate on stability and bug fixes. They will add features when they are ready and when they want to.
[G3 Android Development] Cablespider:
It's not up to you or anyone else for that matter. It's a dev decision, plain and simple. There are plenty of other ROMs that meet your needs specifically.
[G3 Android Development] takis:
You are correct its not my rom.. I know there are other roms but pure aosp is what i have been thinking on running when buying this phone xD
[G3 Android Development] Loknic4:
I tell you something guys, this ROM is sucks and like it ????

Best Bastard's I ever meet. He looks like Gingerbread from 1994 ???? and for now on it's in my heart. Dayly driver.

Thank you. Alot.

Sorry for my bad English, isn't me, it's Google [emoji14]

Simple. Clean. Virgin. White.

Awesome :)
[G3 Android Development] sergialess:
"Nova" + "Screen Off & Lock" and you are done. Double tap fully working.

Enviado desde mi LG-D855 usando Tapatalk 2
[G3 Android Development] mistercheese:
it should be there in V2 folder.. other variants will follow
[G3 Android Development] takis:
That way you cant lock it while in chrome or doing something Else and dont want to miss the thing or something similar... anyway all roms have it , lg has it on stock rom and i think its convenient... [MENTION=4664296]mistercheese[/MENTION] sir make a poll it will clear things up
[G3 Android Development] gnashville:
The dev already told you that they're not adding it at this time. Stop cluttering up the thread.
[G3 Android Development] takis:
I just answered to the other guy?
[G3 Android Development] Ophidian_DarkCore:
thank gawddddddddddd, an actual rom build!!! out of all the g3 'roms' finally one that isnt a useless rehash of generic stuff that xposed could just add to stock... straight caf with tugabrowser and caf kernel(nebula2e) <3 <3

no this post does not have any point to it, yes it does not belong here but hella thanks
[G3 Android Development] takis:
Ture... #lessismore
[G3 Android Development] yoxboxyo:
Is ls990 v2 coming?
[G3 Android Development] mistercheese:
Yes. Friday i guess
[G3 Android Development] CadTechBGMC:
Thanks for the ls990 build,what TWRP do i need to flash?
[G3 Android Development] Ophidian_DarkCore:
yep just chillin and waitin for ls990 also... [MENTION=6926065]CadTechBGMC[/MENTION] the latest?! It would hav ebeen obvious by one of his posts now if it required a specific twrp version. its pretty much always the latest. man this is supposed to be a dev forum smh
[G3 Android Development] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
might try this but if i'm reading the not working part correctly external sd won't be read?
[G3 Android Development] ivann23:
nice rom and very stable.

Does someone know how to change screen resolution ? wm size and wm density are not working (no such file or directory).
[G3 Android Development] Ophidian_DarkCore:
>ExFat sdcard
[G3 Android Development] Loknic4:
Hello! Can you change icon thetering&hotspot? It's a same like system setting. Confusing
[G3 Android Development] mistercheese:
Yeah good idea
[G3 Android Development] puya.crisan:
Very nice build, very clean performance great so far. Little fc apps at beginibg but seems solved by itself. Everything works great for me d855 32gb. Thanks a lot!
[G3 Android Development] TangerineTractor:
Tried this - nice, fast, smooth. Not enough frilly bits for me to use as a daily driver- some things I'd consider essential, but that's not what this rom's about.
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
The wm command requires root. Run "su" in the terminal and the command should become available.

LG G3 D851, PAC-MAN ROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] takis:
Or just grab an app from playstote that does this... i am sure there is one but i cant remember the exact name
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
Build v2 for the D850? Thanks :good:

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] cornelha:
Texdroider works perfectly

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Xposed and GravityBox MM will give you just about everything you need. The upside is that bug fixes are frequent and doesnt require a reflash like most AOSP roms
[G3 Android Development] Ghost1sh:
Hi! Thanks for your work, bumping for a v2 D852 :)
[G3 Android Development] takis:
Some screens using the n-ify xposed module and this beast of a rom
[G3 Android Development] sergialess:
Can I dirty flash v2? thnx.
[G3 Android Development] mistercheese:
yes but after flashing the rom you need to flash gapps and supersu again.

then wipe cache and reboot
[G3 Android Development] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
okay so if it's Fat32 it should work?
[G3 Android Development] mistercheese:
all variants should have a v2 now
[G3 Android Development] Loknic4:
Hey Legend! ?

It's d855 v2 the same version like test version what you sent me for testing? Or you make some changes?
[G3 Android Development] huzefaonline:
Read the OP
[G3 Android Development] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
hmmm.....not getting data time to read op and i'm on Boost Mobile by the way

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okay data finally kicked in but it just says digital roaming instead of Boost or Sprint but i checked under access point names and it's using the boost apn...so it's just confusing
[G3 Android Development] jamal2367:
Rom doesn't Boot with the OpenGapps Super Package ....i know I must use the Micro Package, it's a test, but it's time to fix the issue ...hmmm
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Probably NOMone Resolution Changer. That's the one folks used to use but I remember it stopped working properly. Last updated April 2015.

LG G3 D851, PAC-MAN ROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5

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That's not for changing resolution, just for DPI.

LG G3 D851, PAC-MAN ROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] Ophidian_DarkCore:
toolchain for the rom could use an update. https://bitbucket.org/DespairFactor/arm-linux-androideabi-5.x/src
[G3 Android Development] sergialess:
How about using Xposed to extend the rom capabilities? what do you think guys?.
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
Using Xposed modules are always on the user's choice and not mandatory to use it with the ROM. The bad side with using it is you can't nag the ROM dev about how X thing or X feature or X function doesn't work, cause you are using Xposed, obviously...

Long-story-short: This ROM is for purists. If you want features, you are free to use Xposed, Custom Kernels, and other MODs, but you're on your own and no one'll help you here if problems arise on your side with using those.

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] takis:
You can check in the most thanked there is a post of mine that includes what can be done with this rom and xposed... there is no need for mistercheese to add that builtin... its Pure aosp....

I am very interested to see if the new chaintool will affect the final builds

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Will said... no tweaks other than the necessary should be included
[G3 Android Development] Datiree:
Hi ^^

Have flash this rom, and seriously, it rocks !

Fast, stable, light, really nice ;)

Thanks for it !

I just miss the exfat... I think I'm not the only one waiting for it.

And why the long vibration during boot ?
[G3 Android Development] mistercheese:
does someone know if there is any marshmallow rom over here that support exfat so i can see what they have done to fix it?