yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 Android Development] purpleraintoxicity:
Two things, that was in last 7 version too.

1. When playback control is enabled, the volume keys doesn't change volume when screen is off.

2. Gallery FC when editing a picture
[G2 Android Development] purpleraintoxicity:
Sod while playing music in Apple Music and screen off

The music continued whole the screen couldn't wake up and volume keys didn't work.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9dQmzxyVRURNDhfMHFzZ1FfU0E

Took the logs after force reboot, with Kernel Auditor app.

This is the second time it happened.

Never happened on cm13 nor AOSPA6
[G2 Android Development] IceAndroid_g2:
For some reason /system/xbib/su exists, and removing it stops the phone from booting

This means it's incompatible with systemless root and suhide
[G2 Android Development] aleasto:
Are you sure you clean flashed? I have no problem installing systemless SuperSU. Just make sure you wipe system partition before flashing
[G2 Android Development] IceAndroid_g2:
I did have systemless SuperSU installed, but when i tried to flash suhide, it gives me an error telling me that /system/xbin/su is installed.

When you remove that file, the system bootloops.
[G2 Android Development] bobgeneric:
Thanks to bring Nougat to ours deveices!
[G2 Android Development] purpleraintoxicity:
Battery life ain't that great.ots worse than on cm13

Is there anything I can do about it?
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
If you dont play heavy games you should try GS recommend battery profile: Smartmax gov with 1.9ghz on first two cores and 1.7ghz on the last two, set GPU gov to simple_ondemand 389mhz and with you are using Lambda beta 11, set AutoSMP Hotplug..

With this setup I'm getting good battery, didn't test with default config through. Yesterday I got almost 6h SOT with medium/high usage​ like a lot of browsing, sociall apps e and around 1h30m of games like Oceanhorn, battlehand and Limbo.. Seems good to a 3 years old battery.
[G2 Android Development] purpleraintoxicity:
How do you set the cores?

Synapse doesnt work (UCL)

And i dont see in Kernel Auditor the option. Only one governor
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
Use Kernel Auditor MOD. It's available here on XDA. Easy to find and great to use. A lot more options than standard version.
[G2 Android Development] axlrvx:
For the UCI support problem I solved it erasing Synapse data, cache and force close the app, after that it works great.

Enviado desde mi LG-D802 mediante Tapatalk
[G2 Android Development] tvcat-xda:
hi, is knock code working in this rom?

and is there any video review? thanks
[G2 Android Development] khanjui:
No, it's LG framework feature.
[G2 Android Development] Arak0n:
Is there any means to get protected apps like the banking PushTAN apps to run on this (or any other nougat ROM)?

It works fine on the stock rom, while still having the hybrid bootstack and TWRP installed, so they're not at fault. However, even after removing anything root related on any custom rom, the app still refuses to start and reports an unsecure system. Any ideas?
[G2 Android Development] ErSeN_TsKmK:
Can't wait for the release on d802

...??
[G2 Android Development] enetec:
I've finally found a working solution for this (bad & quite common) bug...

With this issue fixed the MM version of this ROM is quite perfect for daily use.

I'll post the solution in a day or two...

EDIT: as promised... https://xdaforums.com/android/help/guide-workaround-apps-access-to-usage-t3535705 ;)
[G2 Android Development] kkandy:
What's the best way to get from returning to Stock with a .kdz to this ROM?

After flashing all the stuff I need I always get into a bootloop or SecureBoot Error.

Since it's not that easy like on Nexus devices it doesn't make sense to me. Do I need a bootstack for this one? Bumpscript? Or just use bumped TWRP by blastagator..? Is the stock base important for like firmwares? I guess my .kdz returns to 4.2.2.
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
If you are on JB or KK ROM, you'll neeed bootstack. I highly recommend you to KDZ to Lollipop and then root and install latest bumped TWRP from Blastgator. That way you wont need any bootstack and will be doing the most safe/clean install. After rooting and "TWRPing" you'll need to flash AOSPA, Gapps, SuperSU zip and for last, the bumpboot. If you prefer to just use the bootstack, the process is the same, the only difference is that you Will need to flash bootstack and reboot back to recovery before flashing AOSPA and the other files.

Good luck. Its not hard. ;)
[G2 Android Development] kkandy:
I did it this way now: KDZ Lollipop, Root, AutoRec, Bumped TWRP, Wipe Data/System/Cache, Flash AOSPA/Open GAPPS/SuperSU/bumpboot, Wipe Cache, Reboot.

..and it does not boot. :confused:
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
That's strange. Are you using the correct variant for AOSPA? Also, which SuperSU version are you using? I use v2.78. Try flashing Lambda Kernel latest Beta and see if It boots. Its from the Same dev of AOSPA and its great too. Once again, make sure you use the correct variant. If It still dont boot then I dont know.. try other ROM.. I recommend DU ( check their G+ page for download ) or AOSP Extendend. But give a shot to AOSPA, its amazing and has the better audio and camera quality of all non-stock ROMS..
[G2 Android Development] kkandy:
I used the newest dev version from 12/26 and SuperSU 2.79 SR2. I gotta try 2.78 with the beta kernel now. Let's see.

Edit: Worked for me after that. I don't know what the switch was, so it could have been the way I rooted the KDZ, the SuperSU version or the beta kernel.
[G2 Android Development] kutinchev:
Hi guys, can somebody help me to install this ROM to my LG G2 device please?

I am using Android 5.0.2 right now. I am a beginner please post some HOW to.

Thank you in advance!
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
The few posts above you are exactly about how to install this ROM.. Since you seem to be New here on XDA, I'll give You a tip: read before posting. Always read the first page of every thread cause its where the install methods are explained. Also, use the search feature.. I dont want to sound like a jerk or rude, but its basic stuff and its the least expected from every user here.. or embrace yourself, cause you'll get a lof of hate in the Future..

Anyway, take a look at the posts above you. There's everything you need.

Its not hard. Good luck :)
[G2 Android Development] vuP22:
What is bumpboot? My g2 is now on ResurrectionRemix (Android 7.1.1) but I want to test paranoid Android ;)
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
Bump boot is needed to bypass the bootloader lock, the ROM has to use this to avoid wrong Kernel parameters (1) and after flashing SuperSU (2).

The (1) was fixed on my last changes some time ago, next update will cover them all.

Boot Image Bumper: http://www.gregtwallace.com/lgg2-projects/miscellaneous/

Flash at the last queue position...

OBS: Someone gently offered me a D801 to replace the motherboard, hopefully, the motherboard can be used from my D802 and I'll get a device to keep the updates up.

OBS2: I've got the LeEco Le Pro 3 on a flash sale, I'll see if it pays off the ridiculous price/ratio after developing my Kernel for it. If someone needs a new budget phone, it's a very good option for the money you pay (-$100 less than regular OP3) on flash sale. If you encounter this device for more than $329 (4GB/64GB) and $429 (6GB/64GB), don't buy it.
[G2 Android Development] vuP22:
Does this mean that we won't have to flash bumpboot with the next build?
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
Yes, but SuperSU doesn't care, you'll need to bump it up after SuperSU flashing.
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
Great news! Can't wait for the next update! To be honest, I wasn't expecting.. thought that you had already moved 100% to LeEco. Good to know that you'll still support us for some more time :) Also, wish the best luck to you with New device, seems to be good and certainly will be even better with your kernel! LeEco community got a great New dev!
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
Thanks, buddy. There are a lot of people (especially from our country) joining this device because of price ratio, as I said earlier SD821 is a great socket to be $300 or less even if you discount the cheaper display from FocalTech (not a Samsung OLED but close to what we're used on IPS screens, with some KCAL changes it gets there). The device has other goodies as well even though there's no comparison against OnePlus 3/3T in any way besides the IR blaster. Though it lacks a headphone jack (they wanna sell their fish with their CDLA headphones).

I definitely wanted to test my skills from what I learned here on a new device from the ground zero. Taking the CAF base Kernel and importing OEM code one by one, "just like a little lego".

The LG G2 will be revived somehow, don't worry and I'm sticking with AOSPA for both devices now. Dorimanx has also updated his PWR GCC to 6.2 and I'll catch up on Lambda.
[G2 Android Development] pencefiu:
Is it just me or the first booting takes forever?Im waiting for like 15 minutes rn.
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
If you're using the last DEV Build of AOSPA 7, then yes, it takes some time to boot. But 15 minutes is a bit too long, I think..

Did you flash anything besides ROM + Gapps + SuperSU + BumpBoot ? Maybe you endend up on bootloop. Try rebooting and see if it work. If not, install ROM again. You should also check MD5 file of ROM ZIP to make sure it isnt corrupted.
[G2 Android Development] pencefiu:
I also flashed bootstacks before them.I rebooted twice,still the same.
[G2 Android Development] VzQzZ:
Which version of SuperSU are you flashing? I saw some people reporting bootloop problems when flashing latest version. I recommend SuperSU v2.78. If you still face the same problem, I would KDZ back to LP, make the process of root and TWRP again and then install ROM again, without the need of bootstack. Also, if you were on any LP/MM/NG ROM you didnt even needed bootatack..
[G2 Android Development] pencefiu:
I was using 2.46.I started from KK because I couldnt install twrp on lp even with autorec.
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
The first boot does take a little ever since I'm not using dex-preoptimization on 7.x builds but mostly doesn't take more than ~4min with pico gapps (really small). If you flash a much bigger package, you'll need way more time to get everything set up.
[G2 Android Development] pencefiu:
Oh well then thats the problem.I was flashing the aroma one.
[G2 Android Development] bobgeneric:
Google Play Music not working well when screen locked. Unable to change song.
[G2 Android Development] pencefiu:
I really love this ROM but sadly the mobile data isn't working,so its only usable on WiFi :(

Any date for the mobile data fix?
[G2 Android Development] Quicksilver1:
Thanks bro. LS980 device for compile ?
[G2 Android Development] TheCrazyLex:
Nice stuff
[G2 Android Development] aleasto:
[MENTION=6175749]GalaticStryder[/MENTION] I'm experiencing this bug quite often.

Basically at random i cannot wake up my phone anymore.

Here's a log: http://pastebin.com/niWshpTf

I'm running stock kernel (actually, tried Lambda beta's but reverted to stock by restoring boot from TWRP)
[G2 Android Development] yacineph:
Thank you for this great work, love the rom, very light weight, it saved my g2 actually.
[G2 Android Development] Master Tenzing:
Do you think guys that we can expect a new build, or Galactic is focusing on his new device entirely? I'm NOT asking for ETA, just curious.
[G2 Android Development] vuP22:
I'm hoping for a new build when AOSPA 7.1 is released for other devices, too

On AOSPAs gerrit LGG2 is still listed, but I don't know if they are working on it

https://gerrit.aospa.co/#/admin/projects/
[G2 Android Development] igorferreira078:
how to root

HELP
[G2 Android Development] Quicksilver1:
Achievements. Are you the builders for the LS980?
[G2 Android Development] Darezi:
kingo root
[G2 Android Development] tenssa:
guys, what about softkeys in this rom?

Can it be changed?
[G2 Android Development] runekock:
This app works on most nougat roms:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=xyz.paphonb.systemuituner
[G2 Android Development] tenssa:
Thank you very much. :)

I'll install this and try.
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
The CM the engine is not the resource sucker, PA has implemented it in a much better way CMSDK less. What can cause you some slowdowns is their custom SDK. We'll I've never seen an app using their SDK after the cycling app tile one they presented last year.
[G2 Android Development] Moppusan:
Ah, could be placebo then. Not necessarily system-wide slow-down but noticeable lag, which I've been trying to eliminate with different kernel adjustments on DU. However, I also read if it's just poorly designed software it's gonna lag anyway. Oh well.
[G2 Android Development] Ganjax:
This ROM is extremly fast :) and less bugs than cm13. Thank you mate :)

Wysłane z mojego LG-D802 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[G2 Android Development] blackcodetech:
Thanks [MENTION=6175749]GalaticStryder[/MENTION] great rom fast smooth and clear rom? it will be perfect
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
# Update no. 1 [07/10]

Here we go again... the first update counts with a few minor changes unofficially. In the meantime PA works on their code I've needed to get some little things fixed.

Changelog:

- Added custom DPI option for now (will be replaced with PA code when ready)

- Out-of-the-box 440dpi using persist props to allow all content available in PlayStore

- OTA support from this build and up pointing to my OTA file instead of aospa.com OTA file

- Kernel updated to latest 3.4.112 Linux release with xhci fixes (USB stuff) that I missed previously

- Now it boots using qcom init files and qcom hardware with keymaster (Qseecom) support

- Removed TTY and debug cmdline variables cause it's obsolete in newer android versions

- Updated the baseband ID script but it's not totally functional (needs sepolicy patches)

- Cleaned all the device tree in general and updated headers for PA

- Added the volume tone playback (personally like this feature)

Issues:

- Proximity check on wake gesture was disabled in the frameworks for power key and double tap (gestures/non-powerkey in general) so it still a placebo setting. I've patched just now it but didn't test yet so might get fixed on next release or not.

Clean flash, please.

Why man?

We changed the init files and cmdline, don't be lazy. If ya can't clean flash right now, don't flash it right now.

Will I receive my OTA?

Nope, not at this time I've just enabled the feature on this build the previous one points to aospa.com.

DOWNLOAD

OBS.: Three hours of uploading cause the first one has corrupted due to my bulbasaur tackling the energy cables on my neighborhood.
[G2 Android Development] bajasur:
All,

Just a friendly reminder, if your having issues with the ROM not booting, please provide more details or a logcat for the dev to help debug any issues your having. Simply saying

"This rom broke my phone" or "This rom caused me a bootloop" is not enough information for developers to help you.

Thanks!
[G2 Android Development] ghost141:
Erm... i have a problem when playing music, it's dead silence even the music player show that it's playing the song.

Also, is there any way to tweak the audio louder?

It would be good if the audio volume is the same as Stock. :)

Thank You for Dev and this Awesome Community..
[G2 Android Development] fhf758:
I also have the same problem
[G2 Android Development] ytgbg:
Did you clean flash?

I did clean flash and I am not having any sound playback problems at all.

Just listened to some mp3's.

Calls, video/music playback - all is good...

The new build feels to me even snappier...
[G2 Android Development] fhf758:
Yes i did clean flash installation. The device just can' t play mp3 files. It is the same with timMusic.

Could it be a problem with the gapps i chose?
[G2 Android Development] ytgbg:
[MENTION=6175749]GalaticStryder[/MENTION]

Hi mate.

I was wondering from a long time how you feel about the following optimizations in rom development (I see them mentioned here and there on xda) and do you think that they are beneficial at all in real life or are just a big fancy words:

Dragon TC 3.8 - custom clang toolchain;

O3 - claimed optimization for speed , with no effect on battery life;

Polly - claimed memory optimization and better replacement than graphite;

ThinLTO - claimed faster than previously used Link Time Optimization;

Gold LD;

All Qualcomm specific enhancements and optimization for rom development that are claiming better performance, battery, camera and etc.
[G2 Android Development] csxy16:
Good work, wait for my l01f !
[G2 Android Development] khanjui:
Probably will not come because it's almost different device. But I'm not the developer so wait answer from him.
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
From the Android perspective, clang doesn't make much difference (debugging usually) and needs patches for external libraries like skia to allow compiling without errors. Patching 'em is easy since CM has already patched it to use with clang but it's not embraced by the AOSP development because of the old LLVM (clang) vs GNU (gcc) compilers discussion. I don't wanna get into this discussion cause I'm in the wrong environment for that - Android - which already breaks many clauses concerning to Free Software but if it doesn't break it doesn't work: proprietary blobs. And also, there's no pressure from the community to make OEMs release the source code for them, people just wanna get their money spent on functionality, there's no ideology here at all nor it will.

So I can't really say much about a clang compiler since I don't use it and don't see the point on using it whatsoever since I don't need to debug all the android libraries during compilation of the whole Android system + recovery.

I don't wanna indicate names but if you see the source code for those called "optimized compilers" like Dragon, Uber or whatever you'll see Linaro (gcc) and LLVM (clang) merges only and some biased documentation talking about graphite, neon... When I knew nothing I used them and really thought there was a difference :rolleyes: cause your way of thinking will conditionate false improvements.

See here: https://github.com/dragon-tc/clang/commits/release_39?author=frap129

Don't wanna judge him cause I don't care about clang and don't support it anyway but what difference his changes are making? Really?

Once again I don't care about clang but if those "uncomments" and "syntax messing" make the device performance 1% faster, then Bulbasaur really caused the electricity problem yesterday. If you want to make software better you gotta get your changes on upstream but messing around like this... they'll never be merged into the main project.

-O3 makefile optimization is the only thing you mentioned that can get you some advantages and disadvantages, like bigger images (not good since it takes more load time) and time of compilation but it's worth in benchmarking if you're really attained into it. This in the kernel, in the general Android makefile this won't change many things since it's 80% java, xml and cpp.

About Polly see HERE.

Everything that is not supported in the mainline should be avoided, AOSP/CAF developers know what they do.
[G2 Android Development] KpKi:
Tried this ROM for 30 min and I found couple of things to be looked into: (1)-got theme manager FC (2)-when pressing the wifi toggle then select a network then when the animation zoom you out to the main toggles menu sometimes the names under the toggles disappear (see attachment)

..D802+opengapps+clean install

PS.the attachment photo is just a similar case I got on turbo ROM which is also AOSP base (same source bug ?!)
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
1. Need more information, FC doing what? Installing a theme? On the UI with theme applied?

2. Will see if I can reproduce.

There's no AOSP based ROM for LG G2 and up, only LG Optimus G could use N4's based blobs to get pure AOSP builds. This is CAF, never seen the one you mentioned (I usually don't know about other projects not related to my stuff).
[G2 Android Development] ghost141:
Ok Guys, i really need a help to fix the audio,

don't know why, i just cant play music and anytone expect system sound and alarm.

Clean Flash? YES OF COURSE, I wipe system data cache even my own butt for sure.

What i flash?

ROM, Open Gapps Nano, SuperSU, and Xposed.
[G2 Android Development] KpKi:
I booted the ROM for the 1st time and it showed the FC dialog. maybe a bad flash or opengapps compatibility issue
[G2 Android Development] melvinsiminiano:
Hope you support f320 devices. Thanks for this :)
[G2 Android Development] android extreme:
GalacticStryder regarding optimization(like -O3 graphite floop and other) why you don't try to make a test build? I've found a link that explain the advantages of this optimization in real life tasks(http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2754997) and i think(and this is a my personal idea) that if that tweak work on a galaxy s3(that has an hardware way less powerfull than our) on our g2 should be perfect. Furthermore some time ago there was a rom called slimsaber builted with a lots of compiler and framework optimization that was very very fast and smooth(everyone could see the difference especially on very heavy 3d games). Also now you can find rom like bliss that use -ffast math optimization with -O3 makefile optimization that are very fast and stable and i believe that all the users that have tried that rom will be agree with me. I've made this wall of text not because i think you are going to a wrong way(i'm nobody to tell you this) but because i think that you should give a chance to try this optimization and see if they are placebo or not. Anyway i like a lots this rom, with and without optimization:D
[G2 Android Development] otti17:
What about Team Exodus MM 6.0.1 here at xda LG G2 Originial Android Development.?
[G2 Android Development] android extreme:
As every all other rom is based on aosp but with caf patches to make it work on legacy devices
[G2 Android Development] watafak666:
Music app?

Is there work anyone music player? Sorry for My English ??

Edit: ı founded a New method

http://xdaforums.com/android/software/mod-beatsaudio-e-xloud-installer-t3029951

Follow this installation

Second, root

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g2/general/bump-supersu-t3273251

Only download CustomPatcherScriptbump

And download supersuv2.76 http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3806716&d=1467973923

1. Flash xtrememusic mod and reboot your Phone, Phone must open

2. Again recovery mode

3. First Flash script, Second supersuv2.76

4. Reboot and Rock??
[G2 Android Development] GalaticStryder:
If you want performance, just flash my separate Kernel and feel it.

Everything that you've mentioned and extra optimizations for the Kernel.

See HERE.

Compiled with Linaro's GCC 5.3 built directly from Dorimanx.

So you think I should try?

See HERE.

I've already tried it on other projects but the thing is you go crazy trying to merge every called optimization to get 1~2% risking stability, battery life and possibly causing problems on older codes like Bluetooth and NFC. - "If the code ain't good, it ain't good."

If you simply change the governor or just tweak it you've already got 3~4% of performance gain, if you switch from mpdecision to the built-in Linux hotplug drivers using a custom hotplug manager like bricked hotplug you get an ultimate performance gain at no power and stability cost.

Thus our device trees/platform have such a potential to be unlocked like audio compression, offloading... all this is primarily on top of my work.

Hope you understand my point of view nowadays.
[G2 Android Development] OT-Xtreme:
great news tnx!