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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] msipsma:
Hi there, I've searched en read several threads but cant find an answer.

I would like to change de volume in de tf3d mp3player with smaller steps. Now when I press de volume up it 'adds' 3 bars on the volume bar.

Is it possible to change this in the registry to just one bar at a time????

I know I can adjust the volume in smaller steps via the touchscreen but I'm using the rce100 headset and don't want to take out my diamond everytime I want to change the volume up or down.

If anyone has a solution I'd be grateful!!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anonymous1010:
So I just tried to connect my LeEco Le Max 2 to PC but it doesn't show the MTP notification but only charges even after enabling usb debugging. Whereas while using any other phone it shows instantly.

Is there any way I could correct this problem? I want to flash twrp

Thanks :)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
I know it's an old phone. The LG G5. But I bought it because my Galaxy died, the G5 was cheap, you can run Lineage OS on it! But wait! No you can't! You'll never make it past loading the custom recovery file. The guide on Lineage's website is worthless, as it's from before 8.0 Oreo. LG patched the that hole closed tighter than a... a.. <insert good simile here>. I have tried every way in the world to get into this phone. I've looked at every thread here. Dirtycow doesn't work. You can't revert back to 7.x Nougat anymore. It can't be done. LG won't let you in.

I have dreamed of escaping google's clutches. It's really important to me. But I can't afford to buy some $250+ dollar phone that may or may not have a working exploit right now.

This time I gambled and lost, so I'm asking for help. Does anyone know of any way I might salvage the situation? I'd be open to buying a phone with Lineage already on it, if it were reasonably priced. I'd also be open to paying someone else to install it on this LG G5, but I have serious doubts you'd be able to. Any help or advice to get Lineage would be greatly appreciated!
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] eduardvi995:
Hey, easy man. There's some things you should consider before giving up on a phone. The quick search i did on Google let me know that this device can be bootloader unlocked, and rooted. At this point, I may ask: Is your device linked in someway with Verizon? Did you unlocked its bootloader? did you manage to install TWRP with no issues? Maybe you´re lucky enough to find a way out yourself. I'll try to help you in everything i can. :D
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Thanks! I could really use the help. I have unlocked the bootloader. Made it that far. But I haven't been able to root it because all the root exploits seem to have been patched out by the time I got the phone. It's running Android 8.0. It is a U.S Tmobile phone.

Here's where my progress ground to a halt: I can't get that LG program, LGup, to flash 7.0 to the phone. It gives me an error saying "Error - Invalid KDZ file". Well that's odd, I got that KDZ file from LG's official website. They have a section where they keep all the old stock ROMs.

Maybe I'm wrong here, but I think this part is absolutely necessary. You must install 7.0 Nougat in order to roll back the changes LG made when they patched up the recovery mode. Otherwise you can't install a custom recovery file, which is vital. No custom recovery file = no Lineage. Looking forward to your reply ! :)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] eduardvi995:
Here is what i found out. Considering your device is LG G5 H830, with android 8.0, it seems you cant install TWRP straight on. However, there is still something you can try. At this point I may ask: can you enter Fastboot Mode? this your only hope to actually root the phone, and then flash TWRP.

Check if you actually can enter fastboot. If you can, then try to send some basic commands like "fastboot devices" "fastboot reboot". I say this because some devices have Fastboot mode disabled on oem, rendering on useless fastboot. Hope this is not your case. Also, post here your exactly fingerprint version (your rom version). It has to be exactly the same one, otherwise it might soft-brick your phone. Maybe you can flash a patched boot image of your actual rom to then flash twrp.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
I can indeed send "fastboot devices" and "fastboot reboot", and it does work. The device will be listed in the command window on the computer, and the phone will reboot if you enter the command "Fastboot reboot".

As for the fingerprint version, here's what I was able to accomplish via a terminal in Manjaro Linux. Is this the full fingerprint?

[justin@LinuxRig ~]$ adb devices

List of devices attached

LGH8305d6bec71 device

[justin@LinuxRig ~]$ adb shell getprop ro.build.fingerprint

lge/h1_tmo_us/h1:8.0.0/OPR1.170623.032/182251913485f:user/release-keys

[justin@LinuxRig ~]$
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] eduardvi995:
Its seems you were lucky enough. I checked your rom build and compared it with the only rom on your phone that can be rolled back. It totally matchs the anti-rollback v01 firmware 8.0, so you still can roll-back to Nougat if you try the firmware version H83020c, wich you can download over here:

Fastboot-Flashable rom:

Codefire - Listing of H83020c

KDZ Format rom:

http://dl02.gdms.lge.com:5006/dn/downloader.dev?fileKey=FWAAZHZF92MNARE76685PNJ/H83020o_00_0205.kdz

Its seems the first one it's Fastboot-Flashable, so you should know what to do next if the KDZ Rom doesn't work. However, check this website and compare the rom build yourself, just to be clear about it:

Download T-mobile LG G5 H830 Stock kdz firmware H83030C

Download T-mobile LG G5 H830 Stock kdz firmware H83030C -

www.mylgphones.com

The first link has 3 flashable roms there. including KDZ and fastboot format. Make sure to try them all if one doesnt work

If both methods are useless to roll back to Nougat, dont hesitate to tell me. There's still a workaround available.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
To be clear, the phone needs to be in "Firmware update" mode in order to use flashboot to flash that Fastboot rom, correct? That's where a "Firmware update" message appears on the screen, and it's encircled by two arrows. It's in the middle of the screen, and it's not small like when you're using fastboot.

I ask because iirc, KDZ files require the use of LGup, that LG official program.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] eduardvi995:
It needs to be in firmware update mode only if you are flashing a kdz rom through Lg official flashtool. If you are going to flash through fastboot, you have to make sure your PC recognizes your device sending "fastboot devices". The fastboot flashable room is right in the first link (.zip file, 1,6 GB size file)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
The one I'm seeing says it's 1.9 Gigabytes in size. It's #15 on that list, and it's called:

LG-H83020c-Flashable.COMPLETE-ARB01.zip

Correct?

Just wanna be clear on this, the last thing we need is a brick lol
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] eduardvi995:
That should be it. Download it and check it has all partitions (boot, system, recovery, etc...)

You are probably gonna have to flash each partition manually (for example, if you are flashing system, you should write "fastboot flash system system.img" and so on)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Below is a pic of everything that came in that zip file, just to make sure we're on the same page and I've got everything necessary.

I must admit that I'm a little intimidated by flashing each individual component in that zip file. I understand that you can just tell it "Flash this thing!" and it will do it. But how does it know where exactly to flash the new thing? How does it know not to just write it over the previous item you just flashed?

Next question: What all needs to be flashed individually? As you can see, there are a total of 28 entries shown in the pic. But the folders "bootloader" and "META.INF" both contain a lot of stuff. Do you just flash bootloader and META.INF, and it already knows to flash everything the folder contains?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] eduardvi995:
You don't have to write "fastboot flash" 28 times. You can just write "fastboot flash all". But I'd rather flashing manually.

Ignore the META-INF folder. You can't flash any file inside there. You should only flash every file ending in "xx. Img* such as boot.img or. system.img.

This zip contains that folder because it was meant to be flashed through recovery, but if you try to do that, the recovery will not do it, or it will cancel installation, as there is a line that checks your actual fingerprint to avoid Rolling back.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
So the command to flash that whole bootloader file at once is "flashboot flash all bootloader"? And it won't care that it's a folder, and not a .img file?

I see what you mean about flashing the .img files that are below the "bootloader" folder in that pic I posted. To me it makes sense that it would flash those. But as you said, you should only flash every file ending in .img and "bootloader" is actually a folder, even if it is full of those files. So I just want to be clear on how exactly to flash that bootloader file.

Sorry about all the newb questions lol. Once I see your reply here, I'm going to attempt the flash. After that, hopefully I won't need any more help.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] eduardvi995:
Let's try something a little bit easier first. As you say you unlocked bootloader, maybe you can flash the full rom through recovery. Copy the rom to a sdcard and try that first, maybe you will save yourself a lot of headaches doing this first.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
I've bought two H830's and got both to TWRP/LOS ROM no problem. Regardless of your current official build on your phone, you can rollback to version 30c and dirtycow from there to get TWRP. You can get necessary tools/info from here.

0. (If you havn't already...) Enable OEM unlock in settings and unlock bootloader/fastboot

1. Use LGUP tool to clean flash an official 30c version (H83030c_00_0813.kdz) build to your LG H830

2. Dirtycow exploit to get TWRP

3. Use TWRP to install

Let me know how it shakes out :coffee:

Also an important note, you CANNOT flash directly the recovery via fastboot to get TWRP, only the H850 can do that, NOT the H830. That's something important no one ever brings up. You must use the dirtycow exploit.

EDIT: Oh yeah, and I recommend using UPPERCUT to flash the kdz file since LGUP is such broken trash.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
So just put the zip file on my external SD card, and then tell flashboot to...? Or somehow use only the phone itself to flash the rom? Sorry I'm afraid I'm having trouble following along as I've never done this before.

But as per your instructions, the rom (the whole zip file) is now on the external storage SD Card.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Or did you mean to extract the zip file to a folder, and put that on the SD card? My next question would be thus:

What is the exact command to begin flashing, once I have everything in it's proper place? I did a little experiment where I tried to flash one of the files individually. The Linux terminal gave me the following error:

[justin@LinuxRig Desktop]$ cd bootloader

[justin@LinuxRig bootloader]$ fastboot flash aboot.img

unknown partition 'aboot.img'

fastboot: error: cannot determine image filename for 'aboot.img'

[justin@LinuxRig bootloader]$

As you can see, the bootloader folder is on the desktop, with many .img files inside it. Just as the pic in post #11 shows. Inside the bootloader folder is a .img file called "aboot.img". And for some reason fastboot "cannot determine the image filename for aboot.img"
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Thank you for the reply! I've got two questions for you:

1. Do you have a link to the version of LG UP that you'd recommend using? It seems that there are many links out there in the wild, and some of them are to old versions. I'm not sure exactly which one I should use.

2. How exactly do you use Uppercut with LG Up? I got Uppercut, but it didn't seem to do anything when I double clicked on it. It just sat there. Is it like some kind of addon or modification to LG up? Or is it supposed to open as it's own program. Thanks!
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
Use the files provided by codefire , Launch UPPERCUT which will then hook into and launch LGUP automatically (All it does is make LGUP work without errors)
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Here's what happened when I tried to flash the right 80320a file (Nougat):

Any idea why it would say that?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
And here's another one lol
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
From the first screenshot it looks like you're trying to flash 20a instead of 30c as linked earlier, if UPPERCUT isn't detecting LGUP, uninstall it and reinstall the version provided by codefire
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Yes I'm using the files you recommended, provided by codefire. Uppercut does not appear to launch LG UP for me, but maybe it's trying to.

However, when I tried to launch LG UP BEFORE running uppercut for the first time, it wouldn't even start. After running uppercut once, now LG UP will start. I verified that on two computers. But LG UP always gives that error in the pic above. "Invalid KDZ file" or whatever the excuse is.

If I try to use Uppercut to launch LG UP now, it gives me the error below:
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
It looks like you're running UPPERCUT from the zip file, did you extract the contents of the ZIP file to a folder first?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
You were correct, I was trying to flash the wrong one. I was able to flash 20a instead of 30c. It flashed 30c successfully. Now under my "Software Version" in the settings, it says H83030c. So now it's time to Dirtycow, correct? I will now try to use dirtycow.

Do you happen to have a link to that thread, or a thread that you'd recommend that I follow to use the dirtycow exploit?

I was just going to follow this thread here:

https://xdaforums.com/t/h918-us996-...-your-v20-g5-potential-now-with-twrp.3490594/
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Ok once again I'm stuck on the most basic step lol - What mode does the phone need to be in when you first start pushing the ADB commands to it? I only know how to get into the firmware update mode, and the "fastboot reboot recovery" mode.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
The phone can be in fastboot, or even in the regular OS when sending ADB commands. I recommend this tutorial for using dirtyc0w. Also a quick clarification, do flash 20A and follow the guide.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Ok it seems I only thought I was ready for dirtycow. I went looking for 20A, and I found this on codefire. http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G5/H830/H83020a/H83020a_00_1107.kdz

Flashed it, I'm now on 20A. It's back to 7.0 Nougat.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
Start your adb session in the folder you created that has the 4 items from here

adb shell is different as before you were issuing commands, now you'll be in the shell, like the terminal/command prompt of the device

getenforce checks the status to make sure everything is going properly

cd changes the directory you're in

chmod 0777 * sets the file permissions to allow read/write

"flash supersu and the verity 4.1 zips" none of that is actually necessary (and is actually out of date, once you have TWRP working, if you want root you should flash Magisk, superSU shouldn't be used unless you're running an old Android OS version for something special)

Once you get into TWRP, format/wipe data and the system and slap on the latest Lineage OS

Don't be afraid to try these steps/commands, nothing here would permanently damage your device.

Since I have to redo dirtyc0w on one of my devices, if you still have issues i'll create a video just demonstrating the process.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
It would be wonderful to create a video. It would probably negate the whole reason for this thread lol. If it's not too much trouble, I would greatly appreciate a video!

I'm curious though, which version of Lineage are you running on your G5?

With all of Google's bloat ripped out, maybe these old LG G5 phones are capable of running the latest and greatest version of android? Or is Lineage 17 simply a modified version of 8.0 Oreo?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
Lineage 17.1 runs Android 10, Lineage 18.1 runs Android 11, both very recent and modern mobile OS'.

I'm personally running 17.1 on both LG G5's. Do try the instructions and if you still face issues i'll work out the video.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Well I worked on it for a few hours yesterday and a good long while today. I've finally had some time off work to do so. It's not going well, so if it's not too much trouble, yes I would like to ask if you'll make the video. I think the video would serve other people in the future as well.

I know there won't be a ton of people just itching to get an LG G5 like there would've been if this was 2016, but if there are easy instructions to installing lineage, there are bound to be people who would take advantage of a good inexpensive phone like the G5.
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
I just followed the process on my spare G5 and will be making the video shortly, out of curiosity, what part are you getting stuck at?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Sorry my work schedule prevents me from keeping up with this in a timely manner. I work in the oilfield and I'm gone for weeks at a time sometimes. Been using the phone with old 7.0 lol

Do you have a link to the video you created?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
I'll be editing this post shortly with it
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Well I'm back a month later lol. Wanted to see if you managed to put together a video. I realize that kind of thing takes time
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] DrowningInFreedom:
I've been busy, luckily the video is not hard to make. Within the next few days i'll post it. What steps are you still having issues with?
[LG G5 Questions & Answers] bennylava:
Well it's been about two months since I made the attempt, so I'd probably have to go back and try again to remember exactly what I ending up sticking on. IIRC it had something to do with my uncertainty of what one of the commands did, and thus what exactly to do following that. I remember being unsure so I deemed it unsafe to continue. I was afraid of a brick.

But at this point instead of continuing to struggle, I'll probably just go buy a phone that's proven easy to install Calyx. I would say lineage, but if I'm getting a new phone I might as well close the bootloader security hole while I'm at it.
[Huawei Developers] sujith.e:
Hi, i have one question if we use network kit then we no need to use any third-party like volley, Retrofit?
[Huawei Developers] ask011:
Is it faster and easy to use than Retrofit library?
[ASUS ROG Phone 3 Questions & Answers] natkobaby:
ROG phone3 stuck in bootloop

my phone tencent change to global

today is bootloop. i try flash rom by raw file but it stuck in boot logo and shutdown

i try press power button but can't boot to system

How do i do? Thanks for help
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] Iyad22:
Could someone explain please why im down by 5% with 9m sot???? .. im not using aod. Just device removed from charger and slight use of instgramView attachment 5257869
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] ineedroot69:
that is really bad i can play for more than 20mins Mobile Legends match and only 3% battery down
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] coilbio:
It's 5% over 2 hours, I wouldn't be complaining. Cellular signal has to use battery as well.

It says right there battery use isn't measured while charging.
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] burnlnhell:
I have no idea, what is happening with my sons phone, maybe anyone has an idea:

My son changed his pin and forgot it, so after numerous tries, we had to reset the whole phone. I never update the firmware, so the firmware version was MIUI 10.3.5.0 from Summer 2019, when we bought the phone. After resetting, I decided to update the phones firmware to the current MIUI 12. No problems so far, but in the next morning, we saw the battery drained over night 40% with no interesting apps in the battery drainage overview.

First step: I reset the phone again and just made the initial Configuration (Wlan Key, Google Account). The drainage was again 40% over night with no additional apps installed.

I decided to Install non Xiaomi Firmware, so I unlocked the phone, Installed Orangefox as Recovery and then tried the following firmwares:

- Lineage 17.1

- PixelExpierience 11

- MIUI 10.3.5.0 (the "original" firmware, we were happy with for two years)

All firmwares showed the same drainage with about 5%/hour (Of cause always deleted all caches).

Then I thought, maybe the Battery had already some problems, and we just saw them now, but that was not so: We use self hosted GPS track software in all of our phones, and the protocol showed, that the night before the first reset, the phone drained 7% over night.

Then we bought a new phone, changed the SIM card to the new phone, and since then, the battery drainage has stopped.

So the situation is, no matter which firmware installed, the phone beeing directly after first configuration and with Wifi (so no need for mobile data usage), no calls, drains 5% an hour BUT If I pull out the SIM, it looses only 1% over night.

How can that be?
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Questions & Answers] burnlnhell:
@admins: please delete this thread here, I tried again in the general section.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] micallen:
Android 9. Last night several apps stopped working. So I started deleting recent apps, rebooted, still same problem. Then I started deleting unnecessary apps, rebooted, still same problem. Any known issue that may cause this?

Some apps I try to open, and just get a plain white screen. Others, start to open, then just go back to previous screen. Sometimes, it gives me the error (App name) keeps stopping. App info, Close app, Send feedback.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] micallen:
Well, a coworker came in and told me Android is having a big problem (since last night) with something Google Chrome related. I disabled Chrome (for now), and all seems to be working again.
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] Kazekami14:
Uninstall android webview and restart phone 👌
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] af74:
I have exactly the same problem, but Android Webview is not one of my apps
[LG G7 ThinQ  Questions & Answers] af74:
OK, found it in the play store. Need to update Chrome and Webview as per this article - https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345696/google-android-apps-crashing-fix-system-webview