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[G3 Android Development] L1p1c1:
you need to change dpi as well in 2 different places in menu

search on g3 forums complete tutorial, cant find it now but i followed all the steps from there and i didnt had any problem.

l.e: this is the turorial i used but on rr 6.2.0

https://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/help/root-how-to-change-resolution-dpi-t3125722
[G3 Android Development] chenrp:
Installed

But I see in the trust area that root is disabled

Any solution?

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Installed

But I see in the trust area that root is disabled

Any solution?
[G3 Android Development] MaverickNextDoor:
If you're using Magisk, Trust will show root as disabled even though there's root. Try running a root app.
[G3 Android Development] TheFieryBreeze:
You're not giving us any information

Did you install magisk?

Did you intall the official lineageos root addon?

Did you install some chinese botnet supersu?

What lineageos version did you install?
[G3 Android Development] chenrp:
Sim not recognized

Any solution?

Latest build clean installation

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Where is the addon?

Using clean latest version
[G3 Android Development] TheFieryBreeze:
It's for 15.1, don't know if it works on 16, probably not

use the arm version, install via twrp

https://download.lineageos.org/extras
[G3 Android Development] chenrp:
Why modem is sim related?

I clean installed on d855(haven’t formatted internal data) and sim not recognized
[G3 Android Development] chenrp:
Sim not recognized... coming from stock android 5

Tried another sim without success
[G3 Android Development] mtkmanjaro:
[MENTION=6880495]HardStyl3r[/MENTION] dude what about the Bootleggers ROM screenshot in your telegram Dev chanel i see yesterday is that a test build for G3, :laugh:

Ohh almost forgot, congratulations for become officially lineage 15.1 for G3 family, thanks man you're a hero without cap :good:
[G3 Android Development] chenrp:
1.How to gain root access?

2.anyone knows where are the files If the original lg calendar are?(I haven’t formatted internal storage)
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
[MENTION=348788]chenrp[/MENTION], I don't think the LG Calendar from stock is going to work on custom ROMs. Last I remember it's never been possible to just pull an LG app and have it run elsewhere. In the past a few items have been modded (like QuickRemote, LG Keyboard, maybe a couple of others) to run on custom ROMs but otherwise...

Samsung Galaxy Light SGH-T399, CyanogenMod CM12 ROM, microG (NoGAPPS), XDA Legacy
[G3 Android Development] chenrp:
I flashed supersu zip file and now the phone won’t boot

I’m getting a security verification fail massage

Anyway to flash recovery or boot again?

I can get in to download mode but not in fastboot mode
[G3 Android Development] mtkmanjaro:
Apparently super Su may not work on 9.0 i have no tried super Su on 9.0 roms, the security verification message is because you need to bum the kernel, first flash super Su zip then flash mr.bum zip see first post for download links, it boot successfully the super Su app may no be able from laucher, so you need to install manually, this works for me on 8.1.

Mmm to gain access to the fastboot mode on g3 you need to delete tha laf partition, and to do that you need adb but your phone don't boot. Mmm there is a tool

https://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/tool-salt-lg-revolution-t3717864

This tool that have an option to open a shell in download mode, the tool only run in Linux, you can install it on any distro or use Fwul, search on xda is a Archilunux modified that include Salt and many other tools for android devices almost have de Udev usb rules so you need to don't worries about setting for linux recognize your device.
[G3 Android Development] xan1242:
I seem to have a bit of an issue regarding vibration intensity. My phone has a bit of a hardware issue where the motor is a bit weaker than usual. In stock (and Lineage 14) it wasn't much of a problem, I just bump up the intensity and it was fine.

Kernel Auditor can't set the intensity to the level I want it to, however. Android keeps resetting /sys/devices/platform/tspdrv/nforce_timed to 65 and no matter what I do I can't set it to anything higher. I tested with both stock kernel of this ROM and the XTD kernel, both suffer the same fate. I dug around and found out that android.hardware.vibrator@1.1-service.g3 does that very likely (or it's hardcoded somewhere else).

So when you play around with the /sys/class/timed_output/vibrator/enable and set nforce_timed directly, it works fine, but as soon as something in userspace happens that triggers vibration, it's back to 65.

Either way, I'm not sure how I will get around this issue. Of course, I tried disabling write access to nforce_timed to no avail, it's controlled elsewhere.
[G3 Android Development] b4rgh3st:
Does that mean that we will also see 15.1 builds of LineageOS for MicroG?
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
What is your screen on time for lg g3 d855 using lineage 15.1? I get about 3 / 4 hours on a newly bought battery
[G3 Android Development] Marcos OC:
WiFi or mobile data?, i also get around those times, and nearly 5 for 14.1 with zzmove and undervolt.
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
February update!

Check the changelog in the #2 post and enjoy flashing!
[G3 Android Development] draxx31:
Hello,

I do not see any d855 download link, why? Do you have a link to share?

BR.
[G3 Android Development] _Flasher_:
It's inside the f400 folder.
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
Yeah, I moved it by an accident. Fixed!
[G3 Android Development] draxx31:
Just a question how us the photo quality on, this ROM especially compared with stock MM?

Is still noise on photo especially on dark scene ?

does exist some tricks to improve it ?
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
Use a third-party camera app.
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
Have you guys bought a custom battery to your phone? I dont know if its lineageos rom but my battery % is not accurate with my custom battery. Do you know if there is an option to fix this, is it the phone or the battey itself?
[G3 Android Development] Chrisjjj:
Does adaptive brightness work for 16.0? Not sure if it is a ROM issue or my phone.
[G3 Android Development] Šəmûʼēl:
it's working on G3 dual sim.

Run CPU-Z app and go to Sensors page. LGE Light sensor should display unstable value
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
Do you mean the extended ones?

It's working fine, if sensors are not working, please flash stock rom and then a custom.
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
No, this battery is just an "original" lg g3 battery, but is probably fake since the performance is not that great. Its not even better than my 4 year old original battery and makes my phone show inaccurate battery. Will probably buy a custom battery if I can find any good ones (can't buy from Amazon though) , don't want any extended ones

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[/COLOR]I read 9.0 pie has battery performance increase mechanics, have you guys noticed an improvement on the lg g3 going from LOS 15.1 to 16?
[G3 Android Development] mtkmanjaro:
Ok people here we go, the lineageos 15.1 nightly is available, for all G3 family, it's time for my D851 kick some ass. Thanks [MENTION=6880495]HardStyl3r[/MENTION]
[G3 Android Development] :
I just installed the first official 15.1 nightly version, works great. Thanks [MENTION=6880495]HardStyl3r[/MENTION] for pushing through with your efforts.

Since SELINUX was set back to 'Enforcing' for 15.1 official, does that mean magisk will not flash? Also, is 16.0 on its way to become official in the near future?
[G3 Android Development] L1p1c1:
charging is working on pie feb version? at me restarts at 3 seconds interval
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
Is there an easy way to update to the latest 15.1 LOS version if you already got 15 LOS installed? Just root and flash?
[G3 Android Development] mksahin:
Charging issue

I am having the same problem with latest (Feb) Pixel Experience (Pie) build, while charging when the phone is powered off. The phone charges OK when powered on. As far as I can remember, it didn't show this behavior with previous (Jan) PE (Pie) build.
[G3 Android Development] mtkmanjaro:
If you have installed unofficial 15.1 Los by Hardstyl3r, and now you want the official build, always is recommended clean flash, because dirty flash may result in unexpected behavior, or in the worst case you get a high chance of bootlop
[G3 Android Development] L1p1c1:
On jan build wasnt any problem. Thats why i asked.
[G3 Android Development] XxXDarknessXxX:
It's amazing that we have a so frequently updated 9 build. You have all my respect HardStyl3r. There were just 2 problems I faced: in the first time installer it force closes a lot so you have to go back a step and do it again. The other is maybe my device but it restarts because of overheating quite easily.
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
Try Greencell.

Magisk will easily flash on Enforcing SELinux, 16.0 is future. :p

Of course it does.

You can try a dirty flash, but I don't know how OTA Updater is going to behave. As [MENTION=8199932]mtkmanjaro[/MENTION] said:

and he's right

1. The Setup Wizard likes to crash sometimes, are we talking about LineageOS prebuilt setup or a GApps one?
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
So wipe everything in twrp? Do I really have to reinstall all apps?

I'm honestly happy with unofficial version so far. Is the official version the final build for 15.1? What are the improvements? Bug fixes or even performance/battery improvements?

Do you think its worth it to switch?
[G3 Android Development] rotanid:
is update from official 14 supported? maybe i do a full backup and just try it on the weekend...
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
You gain only more frequent updates you can do via OTA.

You should be able to easily upgrade using OTA.
[G3 Android Development] mksahin:
Charging issue

I think what [MENTION=7652221]L1p1c1[/MENTION] means is that there is a charging problem (restart every few seconds) when the phone is powered off. When powered on, there is no problem. Because I am having the same issue with latest Pixel Experience build.
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
So if I move to the 15.1 official version I will be able to easily update from that version in future all the way to final build?
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
Oh, you mean the offline charging?

Yes, you should be fine.
[G3 Android Development] mksahin:
Yes, charging when the phone is powered off (stock kernel).
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
I have probably found the issue, needs further testing but as I said before I am going for a short break tomorrow and I gotta pack things up. When I'm back, I fix f400 and offline charging.
[G3 Android Development] mksahin:
No hurry. Thank you very much and enjoy your break.
[G3 Android Development] mtkmanjaro:
Well from my humble opinion, there's a lot of improvement and some bug fixes in the official build. Also the official builds has weekly updates, so no this is a nightly version no final. To backup yours apps there's app called migrate search on xda can backups your apk and restore in others Rom, i heard very positive feedback from this app, but i don't tried yet. But the best way to you figure out is that you install the official build and share your own feedback.
[G3 Android Development] linsefan:
I am a bit impatient by nature. I have now been installing all kinds of roms and updates since august, but still my lg g3 is only good for indoors use preferably constantly being charged. What seems to be the problem with the battery drainage? Is there ever going to be a fix or is all of this just a geeky pastime :) I was so hoping to once be able to go to work with lineage on lg g3 and actually use it, not only full of greenifies and other activity inhibiting apps. Is this something google has inplanted into the phone to disable key functions if the google circus is not run. I destest all that Google stands for and I do not have any Gapps or other google clones and I never will. My interest in lineage came thru a magazine article I read about making use of older not longer supported cell phones. But unless I get a clear picture of what in heaven's name is eating my battery as soon as it has been fully charged and a new image has been installed, I fear lineageos is not usable as a normal cell phone. It is completely nice as it is, but only if there is constant charging or charging every other hour when browsing and listening to music.

So what in the kernel or in lineageos is eating the battery?
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
Alright, are the updates worthwhile? Is it mostly security or is it performance and battery updates too do you reckon? Who updates the official version, lineageos or is it you?

Thanks for the rom anyways hardstyler, its really been awesome so far on 15.1!
[G3 Android Development] mksahin:
Are your observations based on comparing stock ROM and LineageOS? In my case, LineageOS (with Gapps) on G3 has similar (maybe better) battery consumption compared to stock ROM. Are you sure that the problem is not your battery? Maybe needs to be changed?
[G3 Android Development] santaIwantMi8SeForXmas:
Fixed sensors

Just want to confirm that flashing stock and then again lineage fixes sensors.

I had christmas update on my D855 and some sensors didnt work. Tried to clean flash february one - sensors didnt get fixed. But everything works now after flashing stock V30b bumped - and then flashing february update!
[G3 Android Development] linsefan:
I bought a brand new battery, so I do not thing that is the case. But I have no sim card in my phone for the moment, just running it with wifi.

You said you have Gapps, maybe that one is needed or contains some battery things, but in my case it is completely out of question to have to rely on Google. I read something about wifi being the crook in LOS or the kernel LOS is using. Would be nice to know for sure if that is the case of all my troubles with drainage.
[G3 Android Development] mtkmanjaro:
The G3 always have this problem, the battery draining is present from nougat lineage 14, i think the principal issue is hardware related, the GPU is not enough capable to handle 5.5 screen. and lower dpi and resolution only become worts, that is why the stock Mm has highly values on dpi and screen resolutions the intems displayed more bigger. That's to compense the poor Gpu that Lg give to the g3. The default clock frequency for GPU G3 in lineageos is 330 MHz that's a bestiality imagine how this can affect the battery, practically is killing the battery, now if you try to slowdown the clock for example 200 MHz surprise the device become lagui.
[G3 Android Development] mksahin:
Again "Are your observations based on comparing stock ROM and LineageOS?" Because if you didn't use your G3 with stock ROM before, you can not say for sure that LineageOS is draining your battery faster. It may be a little faster, but it is definitely NOT unusable like you mentioned.
[G3 Android Development] mtkmanjaro:
Yes i agree with you, lineageos drain the battery but not at rate that the device become unusable.
[G3 Android Development] Marcos OC:
I get better battery than stock on 14.1 and xtd kernel v7. It tames the gpu and there are no drains at all.

Los stock kernel may be a bit rougher

Enviado desde mi LG-D855 mediante Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] :
My experience with lineage freshly installed on any device and just leaving the device on airplane mode, it will stay on 100% for over 48 hours before finally dropping to 99%. But as soon as I start using the device with brightness set to above 80%, enable wifi, or cellular data, then it will definitely drain more quickly. Though, I always found this to be normal because these activities do eat power. Switching from G2 to G3, G3 definitely drains a bit faster but it is a relatively more powerful device. Even gsmarena stats show that G3 standby time eats more power than G2 even though they have the same battery capacity.

What type of apps you install will obviously affect this as well. You mentioned using greenify apps and activity inhibiting apps, but that doesn't necessarily help the device. If you use messaging apps, they constantly stay active in order to deliver you messages as soon as possible. Unfortunately, Gapps does have closed source battery optimization codes that do improve battery life on apps that you might have installed on your phone, especially messaging apps. Without gapps, these apps will drain the battery much more frequently. You can always report requests or bugs to the respective apps and see if they might be able to update them to work better if gapps is not present.

Maybe you already know this, but if you have apps that check for updates, you can also set them to check less frequently or set to manual check, because this will also significantly drain the device if any data connection is available. You can use firewall apps to block data sent and received to specific apps and also block permissions so that certain apps don't constantly check for certain info if it doesn't impair the function of the app. If you have an extra device, experiment, after fresh install on airplane mode, then install one app at a time and observe battery usage on a long term basis.

As much as the idea of using these devices as workhorses sounds captivating and futuristic, the reality is, it simple is not as practical as marketing has us believe. PCs and laptops will probably dominate for a while longer.
[G3 Android Development] MaverickNextDoor:
My highest On Screen Time was on official 14.1 LOS (I used stock kernel): regularly 4.5hrs plus. On rare occasions, I achieved 7hrs. Lowest screen brightness on Nougat and Marshmallow were way lower than Pie. IMO, Oreo and Pie's battery optimisation/improvements are pure hype. So it's not necessarily LOS's fault, but Android's.
[G3 Android Development] linsefan:
Thank you guys for all replies. It really helped. I now see that it is the phone not LOS that is the crook in the drama and that I could get a bigger battery (6000 or 9000 mAh). But I think I will just let the phone die this time. Was hoping for a bit more out of it than merely an answering machine in air plane mode etc. Any way, I am not that keen on Android, as Android for me is a bit too close to Google. So, for me it will be IPhone. Maybe some day there will be a functional linux phone that is not Google pre-configured.
[G3 Android Development] MaverickNextDoor:
Just installed 16.0 over the night. Great job [MENTION=6880495]HardStyl3r[/MENTION]. Enjoy your holiday.
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
What is your on screen time ?
[G3 Android Development] startle:
F400 is Sim not recognized.

Previous builds are also Sim not recognized.
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
Has anyone compared the battery life between LOS 15.1 and 16?

[MENTION=6880495]HardStyl3r[/MENTION] With the recent official releases, Do you still recommend LOS 15.1 if you want the best combination of battery life, performance and a mostly bug free experience?
[G3 Android Development] ezantera:
I tried every kernel and rom there is for g3. Xtd maybe better for battery, but performance is also lower. G3 being old device, i have to push performance to the max. Xtd comparing default kernel gives lower score on every benchmark there is and it feels slower in everyday use. I talk about default preferences. You can change but damit, why not default to performance.

Considering battery i would sort it like this stock marshmallow > cm13 > stock lollipop > lineage 16 > lineage 14.1 > lineage 15

Performanse king in my opinion is lineage 15.1, stock kernel definitely. I would be on it now if I do not need glonass and screen lock pattern without swype first.

I run sunspider, google octane, mobile bench, throttling test, old antutu x. There is a clear difference.

Stock somehow best with gabriel kernel, xceed maybe better battery but laggy somehow.

Lineage 14.1 and 15.1 both top performance.

Another thing to consider. Try throttling test and check cpuz temperatures. Stock lineage and cm kernel go to nearly 100 celsius. I think that is killing g3. Stock marshmallow is low temp (cca 70c)and low performanse. Xceed and gabriel kernels for stock rom keep temps optimal, around 80 celsius. That is galaxy s6 max temp for example.
[G3 Android Development] Marcos OC:
Well, my phone is decently smooth on 14.1 and xtd7, but gets laggy on 15.1 with xtd8.

Screen on time is around 4 to 4.5 hours mostly on wifi, half brightness and 70mv undervolt, zzmove governor and max frec 2250mhz.

Like you said stock cm is fast but the phone gets too hot and battery runs out in less than 3h, efficiency is not a priority there.

Enviado desde mi LG-D855 mediante Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] besset19:
So use no kernel for 15.1 LOS?
[G3 Android Development] lurgainn:
First of all, thanks HardStyl3r for your work!! It's wonderful to have my D855 updated to Oreo!

Until today I had my LG3 still with last official LineageOS 14.1, so I decided to update to the first official LineageOS 151. With TWRP I did the following steps:

1) Rebooted into recovery;

2) Wiped system, cache, dalvik;

3) Flashed lineage-15.1-20190211-nightly-d855-signed;

4) Flashed open_gapps-arm-8.1-nano-20190209.zip;

5) Flashed Magisk-v18.1.zip;

6) Rebooted to system.

In this way I was stuck into a bootloop :(

So I repeated the steps without Magisk, and....all was OK and my D855 was on in a perfectly functioning LineageOS 15.1.

Then I rebooted in TWRP and installed Magisk-v18.1.zip, but again I'm stuck into a bootloop.

It seems that everywhen I install Magisk, LineageOS 15.1 don't boot.

Is there any solution or I'm doing something wrong? For me is absolutely necessary to use Magisk/Xposed/AFwall+/Xlua Privacy.

Thanks very much for any help.
[G3 Android Development] XxXDarknessXxX:
Its the gapps wizard. Maybe gapps related, if it's not a common issue I guess its just a random hiccup.
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
F400 is going to get a fixed builds this week. I have recognised the issue.

Yes.

I haven't flashed latest Magisk yet, I am sticking with 17.3 which sometimes requires a double flash for some reason.
[G3 Android Development] lurgainn:
Thanks for your quick replay.

I tried to install Magisk 17.3. I did the double flash too, but anytime I got stuck in a bootloop :(

In LineageOS 14.1 in Magisk I installed Xposed systemless only. Must I uninstall Xposed before wipe system and install 15.1 + Magisk 17.3?

Thanks again.
[G3 Android Development] MaverickNextDoor:
Hi everyone,

Is there any way to enable network speed indicator on status bar? I've enabled it in the ROM but to no effect. Is this a known "bug"?

Also, sometimes the device is unresponsive (screen doesn't turn on when tapping screen or pressing power button) on waking from deep sleep. When it finally comes up (within a minute), it appears the device has soft rebooted (i.e. a SystemUI refresh).

Thanks.
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
Have you tried clean flash + 15.1 + magisk 17.3 -> boot -> flash xposed?
[G3 Android Development] lurgainn:
Shame on me!! :o

Obviously the problem was in fact that I left installed the module XPosed but for the SDK25 (Nougat), so when I installed Magisk, that Xposed module was restarted on Oreo, with the obvious bootloop !!

So I uninstalled Xposed, Magisk and Magiskmanager. Then from TWRP (without a clean flash :) ) I installed LineageOS 15.1 and OpenGapps 8.1 nano. Rebooted: all OK.

Then, again from TWRP, I installed Magisk 18.1. Rebooted, everything is still OK.

Installed MagiskManager 7.0, Xposed SDK 27, updated various modules. And now everything is working perfectly.

Thanks again for everything and good work.
[G3 Android Development] HardStyl3r:
F400 builds have been patched for RIL. [MENTION=5112784]son_91[/MENTION] check these