[ROM][CM10.1] UNOFFICIAL CM10.1 for LGE970 - AT&T LG Optimus G

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CM10.1 is here for the LGE970, aka the ATT LG Optimus G.
This is a source build rom, which includes all the latest changes from cm.
Instructions
Download cm-10.1, and gapps. Put them on your sdcard, reboot to recovery. Flash, and enjoy!
Note: As of 0410 you must be on jb ota or lgnpst the jb bin.
The current version is:
20130703
The latest will be avaliable at:
http://downloads.codefi.re/shelnutt2/optimusg/att/cm10_1/
Gapps:
Currently BaNkS Seems to work best:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2012857
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Known Issue
USB tethering doesn't work
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Change Log
Current Version: 20130703
Changelog:
20130621: Call bug is fixed
20130518: Bluetooth mac address is now persistent
20130517: Implemented a possible work around for end call bug
20130410:
New kernel base, updated device repos and vendor repos to bring unified sources.
20130401:
Easter edition! No easter eggs though just a resync and start of nightlies.
20130314:
EFS partitions are now backups by default on your first flash if they do not exist.
20130313:
Display optimization tweak thanks to chadouming
Other cm fixes, like better su support
20130311:
koush's superuse now build in to cm, many other cm changes now code freeze is lifted
Thanks to houstonn added hardware info to build.prop to show up in settings
caf_display
Thanks to sk8, switched back to caf display now that it works
03-06-2013
Fully synced and up to par with cfx. Audio is fully work, nfc, no gps or camera.
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Special Thanks To!
None of this would be possible without the following people:
rlasalle15
chadouming
dvhexer
synergy
unknown2011 (and all his friends!)
thecubed
sextape
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Source
Device repo, kernel and vendor blobs
http://github.com/TeamLGOG
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Great work Shel! You're a true pleasure to work with.
sent from codefireX

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Nice to see u here shelnutt2
Sent from my At&t LG Optimus G E970 running CFX

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I wish I could hack the webcams of all the folks who said we don't have competent developers for the E970 when they figure out what ignorant f*cknuggets they are. Like my nerdy ass is going to buy a phone that isn't going to get ridiculously awesome AOSP within a reasonable amount of time, ha ha ha ha!

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Man, I wonder how all those dudes who ditched their OGs feel. BTW this runs GREAT. The screens in OP are mine.

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Much thanks to all of the developers of the E970 for sharing their talent and work! I try not to post much - still a noob with nothing to add toward development so don't want to take up space - but with all of the recent work added, simply wanted to say thank you.
I still have never flashed a ROM (ever); it's not that the ICS development was not interesting, I simply wanted to spend additional time educating myself first. With AOSP, AOKP, and now CM, time for me to step-up my reading!! I'm rooted, unlocked, have my nandroid, and almost ready to go - though do need the GPS working as I can't live without it.
BTW, great, in-context use of the word f*cknuggets, Deathmonkey!

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lennyquai said:
Much thanks to all of the developers of the E970 for sharing their talent and work! I try not to post much - still a noob with nothing to add toward development so don't want to take up space - but with all of the recent work added, simply wanted to say thank you.
I still have never flashed a ROM (ever); it's not that the ICS development was not interesting, I simply wanted to spend additional time educating myself first. With AOSP, AOKP, and now CM, time for me to step-up my reading!! I'm rooted, unlocked, have my nandroid, and almost ready to go - though do need the GPS working as I can't live without it.
BTW, great, in-context use of the word f*cknuggets, Deathmonkey!
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The best way to educate yourself about these things is to flash and play with them. Seriously, make sure you have a good backup, and then flash to your heart's content. Flashing a ROM and then flashing back to your good recovery each take a few minutes a piece. It's easy.

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Sweetttt!! :victory: , will themes from playstore work with this rom?

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Downloading now and excited to flash. Had problems with Codefire SR15, the power button caused a system crash. Hopefully that won't happen on this!
Sent with Hawleywood OG style

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Digil said:
The best way to educate yourself about these things is to flash and play with them. Seriously, make sure you have a good backup, and then flash to your heart's content. Flashing a ROM and then flashing back to your good recovery each take a few minutes a piece. It's easy.
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Thanks, Digil! Though I have not done it, I agree nonetheless. I knew I'd want to take advantage of all this phone (and developers) have to offer, so rooted and unlocked when I got it in December (thanks to Carret's instructions!) without issue. I have TWRP installed and did my first nandroid (though will do another to make sure I did it right, as mine was a bit large @ 3GB). Confident I can flash a rom, though not certain I did the nandroid right and want to make sure. I'm in sales and travel out of town quite a bit, so really need GPS working, so have simply been enjoying seeing the work, reading the comments, and trying to get better versed (after the wife and kids go to bed). Unlike many, I still do 1000-1500 minutes of calls a month, so needed to see the volume working as well.
I seem to be a pretty old fart by xda standards - 44, though still a heavy metal punk at heart (hair metal guitarist and singer back in the 80's). Though I love technology, I'm not as up to speed as most on these forums, so am taking it slower than I probably need.

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yes finally we can get some good cm action going

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lennyquai said:
Thanks, Digil! Though I have not done it, I agree nonetheless. I knew I'd want to take advantage of all this phone (and developers) have to offer, so rooted and unlocked when I got it in December (thanks to Carret's instructions!) without issue. I have TWRP installed and did my first nandroid (though will do another to make sure I did it right, as mine was a bit large @ 3GB). Confident I can flash a rom, though not certain I did the nandroid right and want to make sure. I'm in sales and travel out of town quite a bit, so really need GPS working, so have simply been enjoying seeing the work, reading the comments, and trying to get better versed (after the wife and kids go to bed). Unlike many, I still do 1000-1500 minutes of calls a month, so needed to see the volume working as well.
I seem to be a pretty old fart by xda standards - 44, though still a heavy metal punk at heart (hair metal guitarist and singer back in the 80's). Though I love technology, I'm not as up to speed as most on these forums, so am taking it slower than I probably need.
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lennyquai, I definitely feel you about wanting to take it slow, and do your research first. In fact, I think XDA (and hell, probably the world in general) would be much better off if everyone took that approach. We seem to have some awesome devs here, so I know when you eventually do decide to start flashing some ROMs you won't be disappointed. Good luck! See you around.
Btw, thanks to Shelnutt for putting this up, and all your work. Can't wait to try it out after work tonight!
Sent from my LG-E970 using XDA Premium HD app

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lennyquai said:
I seem to be a pretty old fart by xda standards - 44, though still a heavy metal punk at heart (hair metal guitarist and singer back in the 80's). Though I love technology, I'm not as up to speed as most on these forums, so am taking it slower than I probably need.
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I got you by almost decade... But the kids in here are pretty tolerant of old farts.
I'll caution you that once you start flashing roms you'll get addicted and flash everything that comes out. Titanium Back Up Pro is more than worth the cost. You can not only back up then restore apps (incl data), but once your downloaded apps are restored, you can restore the data for the launcher, which automatically setups up your home screens (be sure to do a full back up of apps, before you start flashing).
Sent from my LG-E970 using xda app-developers app

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Has anyone had problems with data not working randomly? Chrome would just sit there.....
Edit: I noticed when my data wasn't working it was showing H, Now even though it's toggling thru all types of data it's working. Not sure if it was because disconnecting from wifi or what but all seems ok now.
Sent from my LG-E970 using xda premium

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Has anyone been able to find the "Enable USB Debugging" setting (I get a message to change it, whenever I use TiBu)? Usually its under the System section in the Developer settings. I don't find Developer settings and I think that I've been through every setting and haven't found it.

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dbgeek said:
Has anyone been able to find the "Enable USB Debugging" setting (I get a message to change it, whenever I use TiBu)? Usually its under the System section in the Developer settings. I don't find Developer settings and I think that I've been through every setting and haven't found it.
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Yeah same here
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MysteryEmotionz said:
Imagine the mess your making by complaining. You should just ignore it n let it get burried
Sent from my LG-E970 using Tapatalk 2
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Why not at least say something productive. You doing this is rather annoying.

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mrpanic7 said:
Yeah same here
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Tap build number in settings -> about phone 6 times and it'll be enabled. It's a standard 4.2 feature that cm has kept.

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Shelnutt2 said:
Tap build number in settings -> about phone 6 times and it'll be enabled. It's a standard 4.2 feature that cm has kept.
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Thank you I had a feeling it was just hidden, knew it wasn't omitted.:good:

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dbgeek said:
Has anyone been able to find the "Enable USB Debugging" setting (I get a message to change it, whenever I use TiBu)? Usually its under the System section in the Developer settings. I don't find Developer settings and I think that I've been through every setting and haven't found it.
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Starting with 4.1 I believe, Google made it so you have to go to "About Device" under settings, then tap the "Build number" location seven times. A toast notification will show up when you start tapping telling you how many more taps you have to go. Developer settings will then show up in the "Settings" menu. Why they hid it like an easter egg is beyond me.
Edit: Dang Shelnutt2 beat me to it.

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Shelnutt2 said:
Tap build number in settings -> about phone 6 times and it'll be enabled. It's a standard 4.2 feature that cm has kept.
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Thank you. That's a very interesting set up.