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[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] inserterikhere:
[MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION] so I followed the steps. I had to use the h873 kdz because there wasn't a ls993 kdz that I can find. I got to the part where [MENTION=9478863]xrosser[/MENTION] flashed the h918 laf. After flashing the laf partition and then the other partitions from the h873 kdz, I can no longer go into download mode. Every attempt leads to a screen saying "device has failed a routine safety check and will not boot". It's boots up just fine, no brick or boot loop, it's just I can't go into download mode.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] varunmewada:
I can test this.....but i dont understand that arb and aboot and all

I can run cmd and all

Not a noobie here but knows how to flash roms and kernels

My model is h870ds if u can help me a bit i can test this

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[MENTION=1089164]running[/MENTION]nag3d
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] SVR:
After reading the thread closely I can say that H870DS comes at the end of the list to give this method a shot. Now the work is not completed yet for the chosen models. We, means all DS users have to wait patiently till the end.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] shezzy83:
Please excuse my ignorance but is LS993 for boost mobile rootable ? It's hard to follow what has been accomplished in this thread.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] johnwayne007:
[MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION] I have ARB 0 on a US Cellular US997 I'm willing to give it a try. Let me know what steps to try or if I should just follow the ones in here.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] varunmewada:
I am waiting bro
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tinyshy:
Hi there. An update as promised. I followed the steps but unfortunately, I've ended up with a laf partition that fails the security check. Unless you know a way to restore it or bypass the security check I'm out of luck...
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
Something happened when you flashed laf. Either you pulled the cable too soon, or something else. Either way, you are going to have to take an OTA to get download mode back.

Before making another attempt with yet someone else's phone, I really want to be sure that they are as technically competent as [MENTION=9478863]xrosser[/MENTION] is. This is already a dangerous process, and it is just made moreso if you are not comfortable with flashing, and some light Linux knowledge.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tinyshy:
It was definitely past laf when I pulled the cable.. maybe I waited a little too long? I pulled as it was hitting system. everything seemed fine. flashed the old rom with everything except laf and all seemed okay until I tried to enter download mode again. this isn't the first time I've crossflashed using lgup. I did this sort of thing with my g5 a fair bit. this is just the first time I've seen it go wrong. that's a shame... Good luck with your next tester?

here's what I got to for the record. https://imgur.com/a/JXmFnrf
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tinyshy:
I don't suppose there's anything useful I have left to offer to your thread here?
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] adamlee06:
Don't take it the wrong way, I'm sure nothing negative was meant by his response. You never know how technically familiar someone is with something at first.

Perhaps try taking an OTA to repair the laf and start the process again? Nothing to lose except some downtime and battery heh. I'm glad you're helping. I haven't had time to check my ARB status yet, hoping to tonight.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tinyshy:
Oh, I didn't quite mean it that way. Having never had this process fail in the past (with my old g5) I'm at a point where I've left my known territory. being on the newest firmware I can't take an ota officially. I've never heard of a way to force them on lg devices but if there is let me know. I'll gladly start over till I get it right.

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Actually, I realize the post wasn't even meant for me. he just happened to be replying to someone with the same issue
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
Alright, my carrier is mailing out a new G6, free of charge, and it should be here either by Friday or early next week. Don't ask me how I managed that, my wife called them for me :p

If you folks don't want to risk your phones, I'll be able to jump back in. More cautiously this time. Lol.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] nchc:
Awesome news. The G6 community needs you almost as much as Brian. You appear to communicate well with each other. ???
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
That is great news dude! This will wait till you get your phone.

It is incredibly hard trying to find a root procedure for a phone that you don't own. It is infinitely harder when trying to work with someone that isn't very technically adept.

No one in this thread should take that as an insult -- it is just a simple fact.

If you were trying to tell someone how to rebuild a carburetor, and you tell them to loosen the 4 nuts holding the carburetor to the intake manifold -- you just ASSUME that they knew to take the air breather off first. However, if they had never opened the hood of their car, that is not something that they would instinctively know to do.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] adamlee06:
[MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION] okay, I've placed the phone into the carburator and removed the 4 air breathers, but which bolt do I flash?
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
It's so crisp...so new... little does it know it's about to get a lobotomy.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
Back in business:

[B][android@fwul lglafsploit]$[/B] ./lglaf.py
LGLAF.py by Peter Wu (https://lekensteyn.nl/lglaf)
Type a shell command to execute or "exit" to leave.
# whoami
root

:good:

edit: ping [MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION]
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
[MENTION=9478863]xrosser[/MENTION]

OK, so you have the eng. aboot, and TWRP on your SD card -- right? If so, I am going to use aboot.img and twrp.img in these commands, replace those names with whatever you named them.

dd if=/storage/external_SD/aboot.img of=/dev/block/sde bs=4096 seek=32006
dd if=/storage/external_SD/twrp.img of=/dev/block/sde bs=4096 seek=10246
!CTRL POFF

Pull the USB cable and your phone will power off. Immediately try to boot to recovery using the key combo. If it boots to the OS, then recovery-from-boot.p will wipe out TWRP and this part will have to be done again.

This is where we cross our fingers as to whether your phone boots at all.....

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
[MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION] Just want to verify that I am DD'ing these to the correct sectors. My partitions.py --list result is different (mind you I only checked it on this phone after flashing with LGUP). It does not list recovery or boot like it did previously, before I flashed anything with the original phone:

1 0 6 12293 98523EC6-90FE-4C67-B50A-0FC59ED6F56D Unknown
2DC9BA2F-CE45-D856-8E8B-22D3E57F3DDD laf
2 0 12294 24581 E0B10BE8-8B5F-46D0-BC9A-A629CC3E063D Unknown
24C44C9C-5A5D-B926-DA67-6672C5BCCA5F lafbak
3 0 24582 32773 62D9EB3B-C4E7-41E6-B979-51663529A60D Unknown
75309442-88DA-937D-7474-94C74EAB92BA mpt
4 0 32774 35333 89707CD8-2272-449B-A564-ED37238D240C Unknown
008CE296-08AD-09CC-B009-B10BAEAD5202 drm
5 0 35334 36869 BC086B59-C006-4C6E-9D64-5E43DC1F51D3 Unknown
DFFAF47C-2E98-D503-7BF1-FE3D65CC71C8 sns
6 0 36870 45061 82ACC91F-357C-4A68-9C8F-689E1B1A23A1 Unknown
577D6487-164A-92B9-FAC3-BB7918591431 misc
7 0 45062 61957 20117F86-E985-4357-B9EE-374BC1D8487D Unknown
DBCD5D1A-03AC-AB7E-8CAB-E9C832DBF877 factory
8 0 61958 62085 323EF595-AF7A-4AFA-8060-97BE72841BB9 Unknown
AAFD322F-E87F-30F9-98C6-2C675F28AFA3 encrypt
9 0 62086 62213 45864011-CF89-46E6-A445-85262E065604 Unknown
57EB44F9-1909-C488-6149-0466CAF8819A eksst
10 0 62214 62341 8ED8AE95-597F-4C8A-A5BD-A7FF8E4DFAA9 Unknown
E4E6AB6A-388F-F204-D009-C7C3A5DFB162 rct
11 0 62342 62469 2C86E742-745E-4FDD-BFD8-B6A7AC638772 Unknown
A2018F6D-700B-3F0C-1370-2C3BDDCDA9E1 ssd
12 0 62470 62597 DE7D4029-0F5B-41C8-AE7E-F6C023A02B33 Unknown
9B9C57FB-7FED-A2C4-9FAE-72561491F420 keystore
13 0 62598 70789 6C95E238-E343-4BA8-B489-8681ED22AD0B Unknown
5881D59F-0C4C-1751-A500-1FD4990DA763 persist
14 1152921504606846976 70790 1502341 97D7B011-54DA-4835-B3C4-917AD6E73D74 Unknown
8B1C22A6-45E1-8B73-37C4-9C042DFB1AA5 system
15 0 1502342 1633413 5594C694-C871-4B5F-90B1-690A6F68E0F7 Unknown
426C3F11-C6F5-1A33-F517-B9E9F47F2AD5 cache
16 0 1633414 1715923 D46FFD12-8F6C-4F06-B986-C54BFE661FA8 Unknown
C733BF49-AA0B-8E3F-52F4-8BCF2D5FFA49 OP
17 0 1715924 7726213 1B81E7E6-F50D-419B-A739-2AEEF8DA3335 Unknown
7208208A-26AF-11BA-09FB-B043AB6210DC userdata
18 0 7726214 7728122 32BF34B8-03D7-44AB-83C4-4CAADCCC2426 Unknown
FF90AC06-561B-78E1-733C-6A454263DBFA grow
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
It doesn't list those partitions because I had to change partitions.py back to opening /dev/block/sda because that was the H872 branch that they use to root, and they need sda.

For this process, we only used the partition list so I could determine the offsets of recovery and aboot.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
Gotcha! Alright, running the commands. Here goes nothing. Hopefully no hard brick...

Also, I can't ls the contents of external_SD, but I checked in the OS to confirm that the files are there. So as long as they are there it should be fine, right?
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
You should be able to take a directory. Try ls /storage

You external_SD may not be recognized, or it may be called something else.

Do not proceed until you can see the files with ls.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
ls returns /sdcard/ and /sdcard/external_SD/ just fine, but it supposedly shows the SD Card as empty.

I'll double check that it is formatted as "external" in the OS and not merged into internal or something.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
And it is formatted FAT?

Do this -- eject, and then reinsert the SD card and then immediately pull a dmesg.

See if there is a ***** message about the SD card.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
FAT32. Should it be FAT16?

There's something about a 'remote storage' service that it didn't like:

<13>[ 1035.189904 / 02-18 07:05:52.729][0] init: Starting service 'rmt_storage'...
<5>[ 1035.198492 / 02-18 07:05:52.729][2] audit: type=1400 audit(1455779152.729:1773): avc: denied { write } for pid=745 comm="rmt_storage" name="rmts" dev="debugfs" ino=15000 scontext=u:r:rmt_storage:s0 tcontext=u:object_r:debugfs:s0 tclass=file permissive=0
<4>[ 1035.198509 / 02-18 07:05:52.729][2] [CCAudit] do_sys_open error=-13 file=/sys/kernel/debug/rmt_storage/rmts flag=131073 proc=rmt_storage parent=init
<5>[ 1035.198668 / 02-18 07:05:52.729][2] audit: type=1400 audit(1455779152.729:1774): avc: denied { net_bind_service } for pid=745 comm="rmt_storage" capability=10 scontext=u:r:rmt_storage:s0 tcontext=u:r:rmt_storage:s0 tclass=capability permissive=0
<3>[ 1035.198676 / 02-18 07:05:52.729][2] IPC_RTR: msm_ipc_router_bind: rmt_storage Do not have permissions
<13>[ 1035.199326 / 02-18 07:05:52.729][0] init: Service 'rmt_storage' (pid 745) exited with status 1
<13>[ 1035.199343 / 02-18 07:05:52.729][0] init: Service 'rmt_storage' (pid 745) killing any children in process group
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
FAT16 or FAT32 -- doesn't matter.

Try:

mount /storage/external_SD

if it complains that it isn't in fstab (I think that it is), then try:

mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /storage/external_SD

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
mmcblk0p1 does not seem to exist.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
ls /dev/block

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
One issue after another, lol. While trying to ls directories, it lagged, so I exited the shell with ctrl-z. Now the phone is stuck in Download Mode and trying to get into the lglaf shell returns with USB timeout errors
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
You will have to hold vol down + power until the phone powers off. It takes a while, just keep holding them.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Flaminel:
guys this is very interesting to watch and read, but wouldn't it be more efficient for you to talk on skype/discord/teamspeak or whatever chat app you'd like to use? if not, i'm glad i'll have more to read. looking forward to seeing you succeed.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
That took a while but finally shut down. Here is the output:

# ls /dev/block
bootdevice
loop0
loop1
loop2
loop3
loop4
loop5
loop6
loop7
platform
sda
sda1
sda10
sda17
sda18
sda4
sda6
sda8
sda9
sdb
sdb1
sdb7
sdc
sdc1
sdc3
sdd
sdd4
sde
sde19
sde29
sdf
sdf4
sdg
sdg2
zram0

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Gotta run out for a bit. When I get back maybe we can call and make this smoother lol.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
What the sh*t. OK, this is really going to be a PITA, but we aren't done yet....

I need the size of TWRP and the eng. aboot. We are going to use --restoremisc which uses MISC WRTE + COPY to write data, and then we are going to use dd to move that data from the temp area that we write to on /dev/block/sda (that is the only block device that MISC WRTE can use) over to the proper offset on /dev/block/sde.

So, this is what it will look like (don't type these)

./partitions.py --restoremisc aboot.img lafbak
./lglaf.py
dd if=/dev/block/sda skip=offset_of_lafbak count=size_of_aboot.img_dividied_by_4096 of=/dev/block/sde bs=4096 seek=location_of_aboot
exit
./partitions.py --restoremisc twrp.img lafbak
./lglaf.py
dd if=/dev/block/sda skip=offset_of_lafbak count=size_of_twrp.img_dividied_by_4096 of=/dev/block/sde bs=4096 seek=location_of_recovery (10246 -- I know that one off the top of my head :) )
!CTRL POFF

I have no idea why your SD card isn't being seen. Even if it wasn't formatted at all, there would still be a /dev/block/mmcblk0

Anyway, this will accomplish the same thing. If you can get me the size of the eng. aboot and the TWRP image, I will post the actual numbers needed -- unless you feel comfortable with what needs to be done.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
[MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION] Alright, back.

Size as in the file size?

recovery.img: 28,467,200 bytes

aboot.img: 2,097,152 bytes
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
I also need a --list of partitions so I know the offset of lafbak.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
MBR Header
LBA size (sector size): {0} 512
Number of MBR partitions: 1
# Active From(#s) Size(#s) Code Type
1 _ 1 4294967295 EE EFI GPT protective MBR
GPT Header
Disk GUID: 98101B32-BBE2-4BF2-A06E-2BB33D000C20
LBA size (sector size): 4096
GPT First LBA: 1
GPT Last LBA: 7728127
Number of GPT partitions: 18
# Flags From(#s) To(#s) GUID/UID Type/Name
1 0 6 12293 98523EC6-90FE-4C67-B50A-0FC59ED6F56D Unknown
2DC9BA2F-CE45-D856-8E8B-22D3E57F3DDD laf
2 0 12294 24581 E0B10BE8-8B5F-46D0-BC9A-A629CC3E063D Unknown
24C44C9C-5A5D-B926-DA67-6672C5BCCA5F lafbak
3 0 24582 32773 62D9EB3B-C4E7-41E6-B979-51663529A60D Unknown
75309442-88DA-937D-7474-94C74EAB92BA mpt
4 0 32774 35333 89707CD8-2272-449B-A564-ED37238D240C Unknown
008CE296-08AD-09CC-B009-B10BAEAD5202 drm
5 0 35334 36869 BC086B59-C006-4C6E-9D64-5E43DC1F51D3 Unknown
DFFAF47C-2E98-D503-7BF1-FE3D65CC71C8 sns
6 0 36870 45061 82ACC91F-357C-4A68-9C8F-689E1B1A23A1 Unknown
577D6487-164A-92B9-FAC3-BB7918591431 misc
7 0 45062 61957 20117F86-E985-4357-B9EE-374BC1D8487D Unknown
DBCD5D1A-03AC-AB7E-8CAB-E9C832DBF877 factory
8 0 61958 62085 323EF595-AF7A-4AFA-8060-97BE72841BB9 Unknown
AAFD322F-E87F-30F9-98C6-2C675F28AFA3 encrypt
9 0 62086 62213 45864011-CF89-46E6-A445-85262E065604 Unknown
57EB44F9-1909-C488-6149-0466CAF8819A eksst
10 0 62214 62341 8ED8AE95-597F-4C8A-A5BD-A7FF8E4DFAA9 Unknown
E4E6AB6A-388F-F204-D009-C7C3A5DFB162 rct
11 0 62342 62469 2C86E742-745E-4FDD-BFD8-B6A7AC638772 Unknown
A2018F6D-700B-3F0C-1370-2C3BDDCDA9E1 ssd
12 0 62470 62597 DE7D4029-0F5B-41C8-AE7E-F6C023A02B33 Unknown
9B9C57FB-7FED-A2C4-9FAE-72561491F420 keystore
13 0 62598 70789 6C95E238-E343-4BA8-B489-8681ED22AD0B Unknown
5881D59F-0C4C-1751-A500-1FD4990DA763 persist
14 1152921504606846976 70790 1502341 97D7B011-54DA-4835-B3C4-917AD6E73D74 Unknown
8B1C22A6-45E1-8B73-37C4-9C042DFB1AA5 system
15 0 1502342 1633413 5594C694-C871-4B5F-90B1-690A6F68E0F7 Unknown
426C3F11-C6F5-1A33-F517-B9E9F47F2AD5 cache
16 0 1633414 1715923 D46FFD12-8F6C-4F06-B986-C54BFE661FA8 Unknown
C733BF49-AA0B-8E3F-52F4-8BCF2D5FFA49 OP
17 0 1715924 7726213 1B81E7E6-F50D-419B-A739-2AEEF8DA3335 Unknown
7208208A-26AF-11BA-09FB-B043AB6210DC userdata
18 0 7726214 7728122 32BF34B8-03D7-44AB-83C4-4CAADCCC2426 Unknown
FF90AC06-561B-78E1-733C-6A454263DBFA grow
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
Alright -- here we go...

./partitions.py --restoremisc aboot.img lafbak
./lglaf.py
dd if=/dev/block/sda skip=12294 count=512 of=/dev/block/sde bs=4096 seek=32006
exit
./partitions.py --restoremisc twrp.img lafbak
./lglaf.py
dd if=/dev/block/sda skip=12294 count=6950 of=/dev/block/sde bs=4096 seek=10246
!CTRL POFF
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
I ran the first dd command, is there supposed to be any output? It just happened instantly with no feedback.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
If the first dd gave output, then so should the second. If the first gave no output, then it is fine.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
Okay, I ran everything. Tried to boot into recovery... LG logo did not come up. Might be bricked, not sure.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] JEANRIVERA:
Just a thought, did you check new device for ARB =0 as well?
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
Hook it up to a Windows box and see if it shows up in device manager as QDLOADER (9008)

Also, you can try to enter fastboot -- hold vol down and plug in the USB cable.

It makes no sense that you wouldn't at least have fastboot.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
Yes, I did.

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Fastboot did not appear. I wonder if the device is still on? Should I hold the power-down sequence for a while?

I'll try the Windows check.

---------- Post added at 07:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:29 PM ----------

It does not show up in Windows device manager, it does not seem to recognize that anything has connected. The phone is not responsive to anything I do, really. The only sign of life was the haptic feedback it gave when first powering it on after POFF.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
Try holding vol down + power for as long as it took before to power down, and then hold vol down and plug in the USB cable and then try fastboot devices. You may not get anything on the screen, but it might be in fastboot mode.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
After that length of time, I got the haptic feedback, but fastboot devices was fruitless.

Based on the haptic feedback, it seems that Pwr+Down must be rebooting it into some invisible bootloop, instead of powering down. Fastboot should be accessible...
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
I have double checked the commands, and they are good, so I must have missed something in the decompile.

I am sorry dude, but I think that you may need your wife to call and say you got a bad phone. They will exchange it, and have no idea that you messed with it.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
I will probably call myself this time, she probably won't be too amused :p I will try to get into fastboot somehow, and if it still doesn't seem to help, I will try and exchange it.

Seems so straightforward, don't understand why it is so puzzling, unless you did miss something. At least we've got this far! Keep me (and whoever else is watching this thread) updated if something comes up.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] sun_is_shinning:
why not trying to boot in download mode?! like you need to flash the kdz again, then just hold volume up + power and when it vibrate quicky connect the phone into pc and they should bring download mode, then flash kdz.

or with a mind clock hold volume up and power for 8 seconds and connect it when 8 seconds done...

if nothing, check device manager for some kind of "life" around your phone.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] HuEx:
If they dont exchange it for u ..

U can try to Enter Qualcomm 9008 mode by short the pins

From the main board "u will need to open your phone, if u dont mind"

I have a Suggestion Guys ..

$$Bounty For Root All models G6$$

What about buying Phone For [MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION] ? By making a Bounty or anything .. We donate money And Then u Did Your magic with The Device .. And no one Losses his Phones .. ?

What do u Think Guys ?! Any ideas ?
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] compressorhead:
Count me in. :D
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] runningnak3d:
I have another way that will work, but it requires someone with an unlocked phone to dump a lot of partitions that they shouldn't dump. I doubt your are going to find many trusting people that would be willing to do that, since they already have an unlocked phone.

-- Brian
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
Managed to enter QDL 9008 mode. If I'm able to restore stock firmware, I'll update. Need to find a large enough SD card though...
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] nchc:
What size do you require? Im happy to cover the cost
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] xrosser:
Thanks for the offer, but I found the size I need in an old phone. Working on it now. If I can restore it to stock successfully, I will have a reuseable method of un-hardbricking my G6.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] nchc:
What about the old one ie the first G6?
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Wayne1881:
[MENTION=3167089]runningnak3d[/MENTION] I'd like to try this on my daily ls993, I've been wanting to get a new phone lately anyway because of no root
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] jimrfraser:
Sounds like every one gave up. Notice a couple guys offer but developer is staying silent. I ordered V40 and will donate my G6

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Wayne1881 offered. I think you should try him first cause i dont know the first thing about developing all i can do is offer it for science but i would need you to guid me. Please respond to the guys offering. We are so close to quit now
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] Coxis:
We know you have lives outside these efforts and appreciate your work. Just... don't forsake us, the wait for root has been excruciatingly painful.
[LG G6 Guides, News, & Discussion] nchc:
?Volunteers with ability to follow technical instructions and provide technical information are required. xrosser has all of the above, therefore Brian is preferencing working with him (rightly so in my opinion) [MENTION=9478863]xrosser[/MENTION] may have bricked two G6's in the process of helping us all. Pressing Brian is not going to help motivate a developer who doesn't even have a G6. Furthermore, we don't know if anything else is going on in the background outside of XDA. We've dreamed of this happening, now it is, it'll be released when ready, however long that may be.