[LG V20 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] Team DevDigitel:
good find and great breakdown of the work done.. only concern here is that i don't believe the viper team allows us to re-post their work without permissions, etc.

I was able to avoid doing all these edits to the files by removing the 2 audio_effects.config during 1st boot and having viper installed directly after before any audio was ever played. Without building it into the rom i would have had to do the same edits and made more changes then i needed. When the rom is installed and before 1st boot viper can be implimented and used without messing with selinux. If you open a earlier build that has viper4android and not the Arise variant you will see the updater script was actually wiping those files, then viper was flashing right after, causing the issue to not be there, but when i switched to arise, this wasnt the case, and i ended up having to duplicate those directorys from the vendor location and move them to system/etc and let it boot up, then reboot to twrp and flash the arise zip. This seems to fix the same issues with viper4arise and keeps selinux enforcing as long as you dont choose to turn it off in the aroma.

I have noticed some of the "add-ons" force close after making some changes etc, and its probably related to my rom more so then their mods, but ive not looked into why or how its messing up. Viper4Arise team hasn't really given me much response, and i wont continue to bother them when they dont own/use the lg v20.

Sadly, i just got news we lost another dev here from the looks of things. The Warewolf kernel seems to be canceled and closed now, I sent Red_Dragon a pm to see if there was anything i could do for him, but no response of yet.

This is the best time to remind everyone..

The guys that are doing the work and posting it are just like you guys, we have regular jobs, kids, real life issues..

I really appreciate the minimal communication from your guys end this weekend knowing it was may daughters birthday and I needed to put all my time into family. This understanding from the user-point to the dev point is crutial to keep people around and happy in all sides.

I see it too much in the forums where people get on a dev over things they don't control, or could have resolved if handled better. The pm system is a great way to discuss non-group info, or to alert a dev about a error or issue. Using the forum is for feedback, for bugs, and questions directly related to the dev and his work, and the other users and their experience.

If you have a problem with a dev, either take it up with them privately as a adult with respect, or contact XDA mod. and report the issue to them and let the uppers take care of it. Either way, posting neg. response and feedback to a Dev without giving them a chance to resolve or explain is just running away the FREE help. I haven't gotten on XDA in 4 days now, and the comments are all good and respectful, and even tho me have a few people that failed to read all the provided info, its OK. We need to make sure we are helping eachother as much as possible and trying to INVITE new memebers to learn and take the initive to do things for the community also. Each of you has provided help to somone here and I GREATLY apprecciate it as I cant keep up with everything and every post, and a lot of times, i just dont see it because I wasnt TAGGED directly to provide a response.

With all that being said... Thank you guys for being supportive and fair. Lets make sure we continue to push for GROWTH on our device, and welcome the newbies with open arms, direct them back to the original awnser and try and get them up and running the same as other have done for you or I in the past.

Hope everyone is having a exceptional week, and your devices are running smoothly.

Id suggest backing things up in the next few days because we may have a few more links to test =)

I did go through a huge melt down and lost windows and linux in 1 shot, im finnaly back to clean slate and moving the 190gb of work back over to my terminal. Gonna start back up and see what issues we can overcome, and start getting things moving in FEB!

ENJOY!