yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG G Watch] Joss Nunz:
Anyone can help me. I'm unable to add my Google Account. I have a Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 with Miui 8. When I try to copy the account always fails. There's a work around of this bug? Adding the account directly from the watch? Please let me some aid

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I have seen that maybe it's and issue with adding the Google account (always fails to copy the account) in custom roms like MIUI but there another way to using the watch play store or adding the Google account?.. [MENTION=7534963]ab123321[/MENTION] [MENTION=1313176]darkassain[/MENTION]
[LG G Watch] Jaocagomez:
im on miui 8.2 and it worked
[LG G Watch] Joss Nunz:
It work just fine? Or did you do anything special to make it sync with the Google account?
[LG G Watch] ericdabbs:
Anyone have any tips on reducing the lag on the ROM? Also I assume the Wear apps not copying over from the Google account is a known issue?
[LG G Watch] KrzychuG:
Will those boot images work on older, Wear 1.6? I'm currently testing Wear 2.0 and while it works ok'ish with dual cores enabled i don't think i can go on with new notifications system and constantly "pressing" on watchface change feature. IMO, it was designed much better in 1.x and i might eventually go back to 1.6 and such easy to flash boot image with working 2 cores and mpdprecision would help there a bit as well since it was slow at times.
[LG G Watch] ericdabbs:
So far my impression of the Android Wear 2.0 port is that its alright. I like the new look of things on Android Wear 2.0. However not being able to sync your apps from your Google account is a huge deal. Not being able to receive notifications on many of my apps is pretty annoying especially Hangouts.

I am hoping once the dev ports over the LG G Watch R boot.img if maybe that will help resolve that issue or its a matter of fixing something in the system.img.
[LG G Watch] mutlucan96:
How do you choose cores to work and what is mpdprecision? Or simply, what are the steps to make this ROM less laggy?
[LG G Watch] motoralbi:
There are some boot images in this thread which enable the watch to use 2 or 4 cores. Now, if you don't use MP Decision (which decides which cores should be switched off and which should be switched on), the watch will always use 4 cores. This can lead to excessive battery drain.

If you use an image with MPDecision and 2 or 4 cores, it will use only the cores needed, avoiding battery drain.

Both dual core and quad core images will make the watch faster, since 1 core isn't enough for AW2, and even other watches with our SD400 use 2 cores (like G Watch R).

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[LG G Watch] mutlucan96:
Thanks for the explanation. Where can I find a suitable boot image?
[LG G Watch] motoralbi:
https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=72785072

This post is for the ones without mp decision, but you can find there the link to the images with MP Decision as well [emoji6]

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[LG G Watch] Joss Nunz:
Have you manage to copy the account to the watch? In my phone always fails. It says "cannot copy Google account" in the Android Wear app.. I need help. My phone is a Redmi Note 3. And I have tried with differents phones and nothing.. No sync.
[LG G Watch] Axel85:
Some posts ago someone posted about a complication to open the launcher... How to make it work? You need root?
[LG G Watch] Cookeys:
Tutorial to avoid bootloops during the installation

Hello everyone,

Everybody who experiencing bootloop shall go check my tutorial : https://xdaforums.com/g-watch/general/tutorial-avoid-bootloop-porting-wear-2-0-t3656825

I experienced myself many bootloops so I finally find a way to avoid them and successfully install Android Wear 2.0

Thanks everybody and especially [MENTION=7534963]ab123321[/MENTION] for this awesome port ! :good:
[LG G Watch] FirefighterDown:
So I clicked "unpair with phone" to change devices, it rebooted into TWRP. Says no OS installed.

Reflashed the system.img and boot.img but same issue.

Just keeps booting into TWRP

:confused:

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Link to script?
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
I made the same mistake the first time. I fixed it by formatting system and cache again and flashing stock recovery, system and boot in that order. I've since reflashed TWRP and wipe everything in recovery to avoid the problem.
[LG G Watch] ljgibson:
Found boot loop solution

I also was stuck in the boot loop but using the reset button on the back a couple of times and swiping across the screen I was able to get into the boot screen and from there went into the android recovery screen and wiped the cache which was corrupted and did a factory reset just to make sure. Works.

Now I just need to see how I can get more apps on there, all I have at the moment are watch faces and the watch seems to want to grab a wireless connection but can't.
[LG G Watch] sajavid:
I too got stuck in bootloop. Used format option instead of erase and it worked.
[LG G Watch] awesomebing1:
Hey all, wanted to share some stuff I've noticed about the Play Store not working and such.

I as well had issues while copying my Google Account to my watch. I fired up adb logcat and messed around. I first noticed there were a bunch of IOExceptions and UnknownHostExceptions, leading me to think that the watch <-> phone proxy wasn't working properly. Investigating a bit more, it connected just fine, but it was my phone's internet broken.

A bit of backstory on my internet situation: I can't use Google's DNS for [specified reasons], only [another specific DNS]. This makes it fun with devices such as the Chromecast: it tries to resolve using 8.8.8.8 and such, and finally falls back to whatever is given via DHCP. My phone is able to change to said DNS servers correctly, which made me super confused. The same ping to google.com on my phone didn't work on my watch.

Finally, I decided to move my phone to cellular, in which Google's DNS did work. My watch connected and downloaded apps. It also worked on a friend's wifi. Messing around a bit more, I noticed that on bootup the watch specifically connects to the watch <-> phone proxy specifying 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. I've yet to find a way to change this, and have also yet to find out where.

TL;DR: Your watch doesn't respect your phone's DNS settings, or at least mine didn't. Try again over cellular or another network. It may take several times to wipe out cache or such from resolution.

Sidenote, the watch seems to queue up resolutions and only gives up after I'm thinking 10 tries. You can see what's being resolved in the logcat, it'll say something along the lines of

sysproxy: [D:94a0] Look up mtalk.google.com.
[LG G Watch] Knirpsfiedel200:
wiping lg g watch

when i type in/

adb erase cache

it says : waiting for any device

it is the same when i type it with fastboot

and even if i want to erase my userdata it says that its waiting for any device
[LG G Watch] GohanBurner:
I can't factory reset after installation, keeps saying it cannot mount the system. WTF.
[LG G Watch] awesomebing1:
I'm guessing you're trying to factory reset with TWRP? From my understanding, since the squashfs partition is read-only, TWRP can't do anything like that. Use fastboot to format, i.e

fastboot format userdata
fastboot format cache
[LG G Watch] GohanBurner:
I've followed the video instructions to a T. Also tried going back to completely stock (stock boot, recovery, system) and factory reset that way then followed video instructions again, still stuck on the 4 animated dots. Not sure if I did something wrong...I'm not new to this...or this boot is just taking a god awful long time. Not like something like that hasn't happened in the past.

I've been watching this boot animation for 2 minutes and all the sudden it went bright. Not sure if that's a sign that its doing something or not. >_<.

Edit: So after almost 10 minutes, it finally booted...
[LG G Watch] Joss Nunz:
So your recommendation is to try in cellular network. I did tried but nothing. There must be another way to sync the G Account to the watch?

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Can you upload that system image? Its kinda a lot of work and I don't even use Ubuntu. So with that system.img already modified I will be able to use my watch in aw2.0
[LG G Watch] awesomebing1:
Hi! No, sorry, I can't upload that. If it didn't work over cellular, you might be having a different issue -- unless your carrier also blocks Google's DNS.
[LG G Watch] HaloTechnology:
Can anyone tell what is the latest version ? since the first still says 1.0 ?
[LG G Watch] awesomebing1:
It's the version in folder 01.08.17, since that's August 1st, 2017, newer than the other one.
[LG G Watch] brostar2017:
For us this is what worked:

fastboot format userdata

fastboot format cache

fastboot format system

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot reboot

we did not use TRWP at all we found that when we did it boot-looped no matter which lg g watch we used.

Question, whats new with the new system img and tweaks done to it?
[LG G Watch] motoralbi:
First thing, enable developer options on the watch and from there, enable ADB debugging. Then on PC open ADB and give the command "adb devices"; on the watch it will ask if you want to grant the PC to access your watch, select "always grant".

Then do " adb reboot bootloader".

When the watch boots in fastboot, do "fastboot format cache" and "fastboot format userdata". Do these instead of erasing.

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[LG G Watch] vinciraia99:
Not working

I tried installing this custom ROM but when I try to download apps from the play store it tells me I'm not connected to the internet
[LG G Watch] Harry99710:
When i first installed it everything i tried to install from the play store said download pending, factory resetting fixed it
[LG G Watch] Harry99710:
Another appdrawer workaround

So instead of using root or gestures to use the app drawer is to install "swirl launcher" from the playstore on the watch and install watchmaker

In watchmaker make a watch face or edit an existing one and edit an watchface element to open swirl launcher when you tap on it and to launch an app tap on the element to bring up the launcher and launch the app from there
[LG G Watch] vinciraia99:
I've tried it several times to format it, but it always looks back on the same problem
[LG G Watch] Harry99710:
it could be something phoneside blocking the watch from getting internet access
[LG G Watch] ccass:
Hello everyone, I've made the video process (https://youtu.be/mHRZWZes4jY), but I'm not leaving the bootanimation screen anymore ... what should I do? Thank you.
[LG G Watch] kmandel:
Please forgive me. I'm just getting started and this is page 49. I expect to follow the instructions in the original post, and assume I should use one of the system images in dory-2.0. There is one boot.img there, but there is a system.img and a system4dory.img. Which should I use, or has this been superseded by something else (images or instructions).
[LG G Watch] ericdabbs:
In the next update will it be able to sync the Google apps like Hangouts/Calendar/Gmail onto it?
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
Go to the link in the original post and download the system.img from August 1st. You can download the old boot images from June, but I recommend you flash the quad core image posted by darkassain in the thread
[LG G Watch] Axel85:
Great, you can even open it as a complication as I've done. It's working better than wear launched, this is faster and seems lighter for the watch to have in ram. To add it as a complication you have only to set a complication compatible watch face , and edit a complication to open an app ( swirl launcher
[LG G Watch] kmandel:
I did an oem unlock, and without rebooting flashed twrp, august 1 system.img, and the darkassasin quad core boot.img. Then after a reboot it boots into twrp instead of the system. twrp shows:

could not mount /data and unable to find crypto footer.

unable to create /data/media folder

Then some more unable to mount (system, storage )

..

Full Selinux support is present

MTP enabled.

Ideas?
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
You need to format user data, system, and cache. Then you have to flash stock recovery, the 2.0 system, and the boot image. It will take a few minutes to boot up (about 12 minutes for me). I flashed TWRP later to get it to stick. Just a note, if I unpair the watch through anything other than a TWRP wipe when it's installed, it will only boot into recovery, not the system. Then I have to format and flash everything all over again. Good luck to you.
[LG G Watch] kmandel:
Where can I get the stock recovery image?

How do I format data, system,. cache. Do I use wipe in twrp which is currently installed, or is there an adb command to do it? I did try twrp advanced wipe on data somewhat earlier and it failed.
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
You can get the stock recovery image (boot and system also) here

You format by using the commands fastboot format followed by what you want to format (fastboot format userdata , cache, etc). Which TWRP did you use? I use TWRP with squashfs. Someone just posted it on the android developement section of the G watch for convenience.

I only wipe from TWRP when I want to reset my watch (when moving to a different rom on my phone). Once its time to boot the watch back up it still says there is no OS installed, but it boots the system.
[LG G Watch] hanschke:
"Wische zuerst nach oben" I got this message. I do it but after that I cannot get rid of this :(
[LG G Watch] eliasgonzales:
Thanks! For the tip. I was annoyed for the tutorial. The trick worked fine
[LG G Watch] hanschke:
which trick for the tutorial?
[LG G Watch] brostar2017:
dont use trwp it will boot loop you, it must remain stock recovery and use fastboot commands.
[LG G Watch] dasyad00:
Boots to TWRP after flash with fastboot

I used the following commands.

fastboot format cache
fastboot format userdata
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot reboot

After this, it automatically boots to TWRP. If I attempt to factory reset (Wipe > Factory Reset), it reboots to TWRP. Please help :/
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
Follow these directions. I posted it a few days ago. Completely fixed the problem for me.

You need to format user data, system, and cache. Then you have to flash stock recovery, the 2.0 system, and the boot image. It will take a few minutes to boot up (about 12 minutes for me). I flashed TWRP later to get it to stick. Just a note, if I unpair the watch through anything other than a TWRP wipe when it's installed, it will only boot into recovery, not the system. Then I have to format and flash everything all over again. Good luck to you.
[LG G Watch] dasyad00:
Thanks for the quick response. I actually got it to work before, just that I factory reset the watch from the OS and as you said, it only boots into recovery and not the system. Now with the stock recovery, the boot works!

For those confused about the fastboot commands:

fastboot devices (check if your watch is detected)
fastboot format userdata
fastboot format system
fastboot format cache
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system4dory.img
fastboot reboot

Downloads:

https://yadi.sk/d/EWo747l_3KHuEn

- 01.08.17/system4dory.img

- 20.06.17/boot.img

https://xdaforums.com/g-watch/general/dump-lg-g-watch-dory-build-m1dn65n-t3602650

- recovery.img
[LG G Watch] hanschke:
how to remove the tutorial?
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
I'm glad you were able to get it working.
[LG G Watch] mattsant:
Can someone help me please? I installed the first version of this rom on my LG g Watch. Everything worked perfectly fine until one day, when I was charging my smartwatch, it won't boot up but was stuck in a white battery logo, and then the screen turned black, and then the logo again. I thought "well, I'll fix it later". But, some days after, the smartwatch died completely. Now,when I charge it, it doesn't show any sign of life, same when I connect it to the PC, the PC doesn't even recognize it. I tried all I can: I changed the charging cable, changed power supply, changed PC, but none of the above works. Any suggestions?
[LG G Watch] :
I am stuck at Checking for Upates for over 30 minutes now. I have no way that i know to get back in to the Watch. any help out that guys?
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
What kind of updates were you looking for? Have you tried force rebooting by pressing the power button on the back of the watch?
[LG G Watch] :
the watch wes looking for updates and was stuck after the 1st boot the android ware popped up and then it just went to checking for updates. so i did a reboot from the power button and now I'm stuck in a boot loop. it just stays on the boot animation. so i tried to put the stock files back on and they are stuck in a boot loop. i even left it site for 7 hours while i went to bed last night so now my watch is some what soft bricked and i cant seem to fix it. so i guess i need to look for a new project to work on :)
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
Sorry you're having so much trouble. I had to format and flash everything (system, boot, recovery) a couple of times to make it work. Hopefully you're able to get it working.
[LG G Watch] :
still no joy

i followed these direction to the letter and still stuck in a boot loop. i can access the bootloader fine and its unlocked and i can send files and do a ll the fastboot commands but it just will not get off the boot animation. not sure what else i can do other that put it away and look for a new watch. i had a goo run with this one. rooted it before and had majisk on it at one time. was a well used device. so i guess its time to upgrade i guess.
[LG G Watch] myfluxi:
Regarding the alleged dual-boot image using all four cores, here is a real fixed boot image. It will only use two cores after sys.boot_completed.

I rechecked the mpdecision source code and now it has the correct parameters added to the service:

--avg_comp --Tw=2:990000 --Tw=3:990000

This will result in serious energy savings, four cores suck the life out of our tiny battery much too fast.
[LG G Watch] motoralbi:
Will surely try and report back in a few days.

What should I test? I had major drain if I used the watch with google fit on screen monitoring my activity (so having data constantly changing).

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[LG G Watch] googleygoggles:
I knew there must've been wrong with the dual core one! I'll test this later. Same flashing instructions I presume?
[LG G Watch] myfluxi:
Yes:

fastboot flash boot boot_dual_real.img

Test with:

adb shell cat /sys/devices/system/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq

while interacting with the device where before all cpus would have been fired up.
[LG G Watch] qAnAthemA:
Anyone can install Google Maps app to the watch? I can find and open the G Maps page on Play Store, but there is no "install" button.
[LG G Watch] HanysTG:
It is asking me to connect to the wifi when trying to acces play store.

Watch is paired with iPhone. Any ideas?

Other apps has acces to the internet.
[LG G Watch] googleygoggles:
Wait has there still not been a single update to the OP since this came out?
[LG G Watch] NightMean:
Does anyone else has issues where the BT gets disconnected for no reason ? I have OP5 so I'm not sure if it's OP fault or this ROM
[LG G Watch] RoadXY:
No, could you create one, please?
[LG G Watch] HanysTG:
I tried a lot of things but I still can't access Play Store on watch. It is asking me to connect to WiFi. Weather app is trying to load something but cannot.

Translator, and google cards work fine. I have it paired with iPhone SE, maybe thats the issue. Can somebody give me directions what might be wrong?

Sorry guys for my bad English :)
[LG G Watch] :
After may time are almost giving up i tried one last time and it worked. I'm now running Android Wear 2.0 on my LG G Watch. i like it so I'm happy. thanks for a great port and for the giving some great help and points.
[LG G Watch] hanschke:
why are you happy? how do fix the tutorial and remove it and the notification are not fixed with sync :(
[LG G Watch] Alexandgut:
Are you talking about the tutorial that pops up when you boot up for the first time? It says push the power button to remove it. So you can use a paper clip or a pen to push the power button on the back of the watch. That should remove the tutorial.

I haven't had any issues with notification sync or the play store so I'm very happy with the ROM.

I'm running the watch with the quad-core boot image.
[LG G Watch] hanschke:
ok I will use the pen. thank you.

The notification from gmail or whatsapp are not on the display and all watch faces too. I have done the wear sync on the phone many times.
[LG G Watch] golem216:
I think it is mentioned earlier in the thread, but notifications won't sync until you complete the tutorial. So once you press the power button, the tutorial will go away and notifications will start to show up. I ran into the same thing when I first installed the 2.0.
[LG G Watch] FirefighterDown:
There has been one to fix the answer call prompt so you can select 'accept'. Used to be only 'decline'
[LG G Watch] skibur:
LG G Watch Button

Here is a start of the possible apps/tips that can help us open the apps drawer.

Settings:

Setting->Gestures->Wrist gestures

then use "shake wrist" gesture

No root required (App):

Launcher for Android Wear

Must have root access(App):

Wearbttn (Button emulation for Android Wear 2.0)

Anything else out there?
[LG G Watch] svprm:
First of all thanks to [MENTION=7534963]ab123321[/MENTION] for porting AW 2.0.

I have created a Virtual home button to simulate the Physical Home button. So we can use this to open default wear launcher or to complete the wear tutorial without pressing power button or to use it on 3rd party apps if required.

https://xdaforums.com/g-watch/themes-apps/app-virtual-home-button-android-wear-2-0-t3678426

If possible include it on your next release. Thanks.
[LG G Watch] SamuEDL:
There is some possibility of installing the safety patch of September? I say it because it solves the vulnerability "Blueborne"
[LG G Watch] kmandel:
Occasional Rapid Power Drain

I'm actually very happy with Android Wear 2.0 on my W100. As far as power drain, it generally runs all day with power to spare when I put it on the charger at night.

However, every once in a while it will drain power rapidly even on the charger. It can go from 100 to dead in maybe an hour. In fact this is the most common case, I put it on the charger, I see it charging well or maybe even full and come back later and see it black. I take it off the charger and back on, and it boots to a 0% charge, which then continues to charge normally. Mostly this happens when I'm not watching, but once I caught the % charge declining even though the little glyph said it was getting power.

While I thought this had something to do with the charger, there was one time that it happened while on my wrist. It had a lot of charge and an hour later it was dead with no power.

Again, this is not the normal case, but seems to happen a time or two a week.

Any ideas whats going on?
[LG G Watch] brostar2017:
Hope to see another update come out soon to fix the vulnerability that recently been found. I enjoyed the second Android wear 2.0 update alot hope to see more great work soon.
[LG G Watch] immmyh:
Google now cards

Hi all after a few bootloops i now have andriod wear 2.0 and its a great port. The only issue i am having is i cannot seem to get google now cards or notifications. I can see my feed in the apps drawer but it only shows me weather no other cards. Any advice?
[LG G Watch] brostar2017:
did you complete the on watch tutorial and end it with the power button on the rear of the watch as you wont get card until that's done.
[LG G Watch] immmyh:
Hi thaks for the speedy response. Im sure i did as it said hit power button to go back to watchface which i did by pressing teh button on the back. Was that too early?