My v30 was running oreo h930ds v20f AME version with no problems at all
i flashed the new Pie version v31a-global via lgup
(used upgrade option , didn't format or do factory reset)
everything working fine except for the wifi it keeps disconnecting sometimes it stay on wifi for minutes then disconnect
wifi network is the same used on oreo
anyone have a solution for this ?
*a video attached to show the case:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/mAFe4x3z79p8boAm7
samy2015 said:
My v30 was running oreo h930ds v20f AME version with no problems at all
i flashed the new Pie version v31a-global via lgup
(used upgrade option , didn't format or do factory reset)
everything working fine except for the wifi it keeps disconnecting sometimes it stay on wifi for minutes then disconnect
wifi network is the same used on oreo
anyone have a solution for this ?
*a video attached to show the case:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/mAFe4x3z79p8boAm7
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Downgrade back to stable Oreo.
ChazzMatt said:
Downgrade back to stable Oreo.
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no fix on pie ?
+ downgrading just by flash oreo kdz or there's other steps ?
samy2015 said:
no fix on pie ?
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You can try to flash stock Oreo Modem partitions over stock Pie via Dev Patched LGUP.
samy2015 said:
+ downgrading just by flash oreo kdz or there's other steps ?
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If you wish to fully downgrade to Oreo, then best to Partition DL to stock Nougat KDZ first, then Refurbish or Partition DL back to Oreo KDZ.
samy2015 said:
My v30 was running oreo h930ds v20f AME version with no problems at all
i flashed the new Pie version v31a-global via lgup
(used upgrade option , didn't format or do factory reset)
everything working fine except for the wifi it keeps disconnecting sometimes it stay on wifi for minutes then disconnect
wifi network is the same used on oreo
anyone have a solution for this ?
*a video attached to show the case:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/mAFe4x3z79p8boAm7
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Perhaps you do not need to downgrade. Try a factory reset first. I also have the H930DS AME region and updated to V31a-global as soon as it was released. Never had any wifi problems, but I had selected the refurbish option in LG-UP
ok thanks @ChazzMatt & @Plntus_aleborn
i reflashed pie v 31a with option "refurbish" but wifi problem still exists
then i flashed the oreo modem using partition dl option and problem fixed
but somehow google play says my device unauthorized don't know why i don't care though
ok thanks @ChazzMatt & @Plntus_aleborn
i reflashed pie v 31a with option "refurbish" but wifi problem still exists
then i flashed the oreo modem using partition dl option and problem fixed
but somehow google play says my device unauthorized don't know why i don't care though
I also have AME region followed this guide now wifi issue is fixed , I'm enjoying pie finally.
Related
so I just wanted to install android oreo on my lg g5 using lg up using this kdz file: https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g5/how-to/european-lg-g5-h850-oreo-update-stock-t3849803.
by mistake I forgot to change the refurbished option to upgrade and when update recived on 4% I got an error that my phone can not be refurbished so I change the option to upgrade. after the upgrade was finished I saw that all my data was deleted (but I did backup my data before) except from my wallpaper. then I got 2 errors (look at the attached photos) and I noticed that 25gb of my storage used by system(also attached down below) then my phone reset automaticly and the data that was used by the system changed to 14gb and then my phone reset automaticly again. my phone is reseting again and again right now (around 30 seconds after its was completly turn on) and I really need fast solution for that.
Thanks.
https://imgur.com/a/odMyrVa
I believe you can simply downgrade to nougat? Or can flash oreo firmware again in download mode?
Black_Eyes said:
I believe you can simply downgrade to nougat? Or can flash oreo firmware again in download mode?
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when im flashing I choose upgrade? where can i find kdz with no carrier?
ok so factory reset fix most of the problems. now where I can a find kdz file without vodafone or any other carrirer apps? even nougat (and then I will update to oreo normally)
I just Bought my US998 LG v30 plus but whenever i want to flash "ANY" rom except for oreo stock it always stuck on logo or boot animation
havetolearn said:
I just Bought my US998 LG v30 plus but whenever i want to flash "ANY" rom except for oreo stock it always stuck on logo or boot animation
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When you say "any", please give a couple of examples.
What stock Oreo US998 firmware are you on, and did you update to it correctly?
LOS 16 and 17 , RR and US99830b Stock all of them only stuck at boot logo / animation
I refurbish us99820h then partition dl h933 10g then partition dl us99820h flash twrp then flash lineage and us99830b flashable zip and now i stay at us99820h
havetolearn said:
LOS 16 and 17 , RR and US99830b Stock all of them only stuck at boot logo / animation
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I don't know why you can't run LOS-16 ROMs, but did you try those AFTER you tried to flash stock Pie or before? If you had stayed on latest Oreo there should be no problems flashing LOS-16 ROMs, but once you try to flash Pie that permanently changes your phone whether you are successful or not.
Try this tip for LOS-16 ROMs:
luffy1105 said:
Flash se policy switcher zip after rom file and change into permissive mode in order to boot ;_;
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The LOS-17 ROMs require updating to stock Pie first or it won't boot. The LOS-17 ROMs have a few problems right now... They are a work in progress, and issues will be solved, but right now not many are using as daily driver:
tech_infinity said:
Bugs on Android 10 and their solution:
1. Hotspot only works on open i.e. no security
2. Wifi may or May not work for you
If it doesn't work then try:-
1. Flash oreo modem
2. If oreo modem doesn't work then use this fix: https://t.me/LGV30U/150
even both these steps may not fix the wifi for some.
3. Recent Google Maps doesn't work, use Google maps go or older google maps version like 10 or .84
4. Google chrome works only on Gapps with Webview patched like Nikgapps
5. Doesn't work on H932 yet, no workaround for that.
6. Videos don't play on some messenger apps like whatsapp on recent builds.
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If you DO update to stock Pie then that degrades your ability to run LOS-16 ROMs even when you downgrade back to stock Oreo. You have to run permissive kernel for camera/flashlight and other stuff may not work. This warning is all in the Root Sticky thread, which you read -- because it's clearly linked near start of WTF Instructions.
havetolearn said:
I refurbish us99820h then partition dl h933 10g then partition dl us99820h flash twrp then flash lineage and us99830b flashable zip and now i stay at us99820h
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For US998 30b stock Pie, there are 4 methods listed to get there, the main one in post #2 of the US998 30b KDZ thread and then 3 workarounds down in post #6 of that thread (two of those need TWRP). If you can't get to US998 stock Pie 30b, then you have to wait for another US998 Pie KDZ to be released. This one seems wonky.
But all this is clearly stated in the US998 Pie KDZ thread. I'm confused why you opened ANOTHER THREAD when your question is already answered in Pie KDZ thread. At least the part about being stuck on LG/ThinQ logo...
I easily upgraded my spare V30+ to stock Pie (not even signed in with my Gmail account), but on my main V30+ I am still on latest Oreo -- on purpose. I don't see any improvements in stock Pie I need at this point in time. It's the same camera, the same look to the GUI. Besides that, I'm already running rooted stock firmware, Nova launcher + wallpaper + icon pack + I have Magisk and Xposed mods set up for what I want.
Pie isn't any faster nor have better battery life than last Oreo. Once US998 Pie improves I may switch to Pie, but right now I see no need for my daily phone.
What do the different options in the partition DL mode of LGUP mean? Some are self explanatory (modem, boot), some can be identified with searching (xbl), but some are unclear (tz, hyp).
Information on which ones have changed between oreo and pie would be helpful. My immediate goal is to complete an upgrade to pie (H930DS SEA / SG region flashed to 22J global / com but any pie update hangs at v30 / LG boot screens). But really I'm hoping to better understand what each portion of the kdz refers to. Cheers.
EsotericScreenName said:
What do the different options in the partition DL mode of LGUP mean? Some are self explanatory (modem, boot), some can be identified with searching (xbl), but some are unclear (tz, hyp).
Information on which ones have changed between oreo and pie would be helpful. My immediate goal is to complete an upgrade to pie (H930DS SEA / SG region flashed to 22J global / com but any pie update hangs at v30 / LG boot screens). But really I'm hoping to better understand what each portion of the kdz refers to. Cheers.
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Just double-checking... You have an H930DS phone?
Which Dev Patched LGUP are you using? You need to use the ones in the Pie KDZ threads.
Most people with H930DS have flashed any of H930DS Pie KDZ or EU H93O Pie 30q with no problems. In fact, the only people having problems are North American variants trying to flash the wonky US998 30b Pie KDZ.
ChazzMatt said:
Just double-checking... You have an H930DS phone?
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Yes, H930+ ThinQ DS from Singapore, verified model by LG bridge and IMEI lookup. It has been bootloader unlocked by WTF method, but I'm having difficulty upgrading past 22j. Software info shows android 8.0, 22j-global-com. When I flash pie KDZs (regardless of refurbish, partition DL, upgrade, etc) LGUP continues to show the version as 22j despite the fact that TWRP flashed zips (flashable versions of KDZ, verity decrypt, RCTD remover, etc) show android version 9. LGUP flashing to any oreo or nougat version works fine.
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Which Dev Patched LGUP are you using? .
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LGUP dual mode 1.14 from the PIE 3030Q thread. I have also tried 1.16 from lg-firmwares and the older 1.14 from oreo threads, with no difference.
ChazzMatt said:
Most people with H930DS have flashed any of H930DS Pie KDZ or EU H93O Pie 30q with no problems. In fact, the only people having problems are North American variants trying to flash the wonky US998 30b Pie KDZ.
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Yes I see most people upgrade without any issues. However it also seems that some 300VL Korean users and 930DS users have issues upgrading which sound very similar to mine:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76510671&postcount=168
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-v30/help/v30-update-android9-0-boot-logo-freeze-t3963369/page2
I realize these threads are old.
Thanks for your assistance and helpful guides.
EsotericScreenName said:
Yes, H930+ ThinQ DS from Singapore, verified model by LG bridge and IMEI lookup. It has been bootloader unlocked by WTF method, but I'm having difficulty upgrading past 22j. Software info shows android 8.0, 22j-global-com. When I flash pie KDZs (regardless of refurbish, partition DL, upgrade, etc) LGUP continues to show the version as 22j despite the fact that TWRP flashed zips (flashable versions of KDZ, verity decrypt, RCTD remover, etc) show android version 9. LGUP flashing to any oreo or nougat version works fine.
LGUP dual mode 1.14 from the PIE 3030Q thread. I have also tried 1.16 from lg-firmwares and the older 1.14 from oreo threads, with no difference.
Yes I see most people upgrade without any issues. However it also seems that some 300VL Korean users and 930DS users have issues upgrading which sound very similar to mine:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76510671&postcount=168
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-v30/help/v30-update-android9-0-boot-logo-freeze-t3963369/page2
I realize these threads are old.
Thanks for your assistance and helpful guides.
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Going to sound counterintuitive, but try downgrading to H930DS Nougat via Partition DL, Master Reset. Then from Nougat try Refurbish to Oreo.
You'll still have unlock Bootloader. After you get past Pie, then you can reinstall TWRP and root again.
ChazzMatt said:
Going to sound counterintuitive, but try downgrading to Nougat via Partition DL, Master Reset. Then from Nougat try Refurbish to Oreo.
You'll still have unlock Bootloader. After you get past Pie, then you can reinstall TWRP and root again.
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Thanks but I have tried this, by adapting instructions from the 998 and v300l threads. The result is the same, still can't get past the boot screens (hangs for 30+ minutes at v30 or lg splash screens). Generally, I did:
- Refurbish to version 20 (usually f or d, tried 930ds sg 20f, 930 EU 20d, 930d's two 20d)
- Partition dl and select all to v10 (10d from several different regions)
- partition dl, refurbish or upgrade to pie (30b EU, 30q EU, 30a Aus, 30c Aus and sg)
I have tried with and without master reset, format data, and/or boot to welcome screen after each step. Still cannot successfully boot to pie. 22j EU and hk both work fine but that's the latest I can boot. I have even tried converting to us998 20a and upgrading from there (risky I realize) but still no good.
I have tried dirty flashing 22j to 30b (both original and v3) or 30q via twrp and it still just hangs at lg splash screen. Related to op I have been experimenting with omitting various partitions in partition dl mode (e.g. boot or recovery) during upgrade but still no success.
Is there some specific kdz version I should try (as with us998 20h > 10d > pie) beyond just downgrade to nougat?
EsotericScreenName said:
Thanks but I have tried this, by adapting instructions from the 998 and v300l threads. The result is the same, still can't get past the boot screens (hangs for 30+ minutes at v30 or lg splash screens). Generally, I did:
- Refurbish to version 20 (usually f or d, tried 930ds sg 20f, 930 EU 20d, 930d's two 20d)
- Partition dl and select all to v10 (10d from several different regions)
- partition dl, refurbish or upgrade to pie (30b EU, 30q EU, 30a Aus, 30c Aus and sg)
I have tried with and without master reset, format data, and/or boot to welcome screen after each step. Still cannot successfully boot to pie. 22j EU and hk both work fine but that's the latest I can boot. I have even tried converting to us998 20a and upgrading from there (risky I realize) but still no good.
I have tried dirty flashing 22j to 30b (both original and v3) or 30q via twrp and it still just hangs at lg splash screen. Related to op I have been experimenting with omitting various partitions in partition dl mode (e.g. boot or recovery) during upgrade but still no success.
Is there some specific kdz version I should try (as with us998 20h > 10d > pie) beyond just downgrade to nougat?
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If you have H930DS, you should only flash H930 variant firmware, not any North American variant firmware like USS98.
Very strange you can't update to any of the H930/H930DS firmware, either via KDZ or TWRP-flashable zips.
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As for the US998 to 10d, that's just chosen because that was the last Nougat before Oreo. 10c would be just as good.
ChazzMatt said:
If you have H930DS, you should only flash H930 variant firmware, not any North American variant firmware like USS98.
Very strange you can't update to any of the H930/H930DS firmware, either via KDZ or TWRP-flashable zips.
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As for the US998 to 10d, that's just chosen because that was the last Nougat before Oreo. 10c would be just as good.
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Yeah it's really stumped me. Hence the question about the partitions. I'm thinking something is mismatched somehow, as lgup keeps claiming the phone is still on Oreo while twrp confirms pie. Probably I should just pay for octo session but I was hoping to learn about how this works
Finally got it to load, by
- boot into system while connected to pc with mtp and usb debugging enabled. it stays connected the whole time
- pc has installed: lgup + dlls from the 3030q kdz thread, latest official lg bridge, latest official lg driver
- dirty flashing the 3030q twrp zip with no wipes or formats of any kind
- wipe cache + dalvik after dirty flash
- reboot phone to system, phone hangs on lg splash screen as usual
- reboot pc. somehow the lg software detected the dirty flash and identified it could be fixed... by rebooting the pc for some reason. I got a windows notification about this
- after rebooting pc, phone auto reboots and finally loads pie correctly
I have no idea what went wrong here but it seems fine now
EsotericScreenName said:
Finally got it to load, by
- boot into system while connected to pc with mtp and usb debugging enabled. it stays connected the whole time
- pc has installed: lgup + dlls from the 3030q kdz thread, latest official lg bridge, latest official lg driver
- dirty flashing the 3030q twrp zip with no wipes or formats of any kind
- wipe cache + dalvik after dirty flash
- reboot phone to system, phone hangs on lg splash screen as usual
- reboot pc. somehow the lg software detected the dirty flash and identified it could be fixed... by rebooting the pc for some reason. I got a windows notification about this
- after rebooting pc, phone auto reboots and finally loads pie correctly
I have no idea what went wrong here but it seems fine now
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Glad you got it working!
When was the last time you rebooted the PC before this?
One of the dozen WTF Trouble Shooting Tips is to reboot the PC. It helps to register drivers and newly installed software.
ChazzMatt said:
Glad you got it working!
When was the last time you rebooted the PC before this?
One of the dozen WTF Trouble Shooting Tips is to reboot the PC. It helps to register drivers and newly installed software.
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I rebooted it yesterday. I'd tried rebooting several times during various upgrade attempts but never had this notification or any apparent differences. Still have expected weirdness from a dirty flash (magisk issues, etc) but LGUP now recognizes the device as 30q so hopefully I can clean flash the kdz successfully now. Thanks for your advice!
I am struggled flashing the Android 10 cook rom in my LG V30 North American variant, specifically US998 model. Of course there is nothing wrong at flashing process. No crashing, no bootlooping, everything processed pretty well until I kept getting Wifi issue all the time. I attempted various of solutions like Jeff's backup, Oreo Modem, and other kinds of solution but no luck. And of course, I won't have any ability to access to Wifi if I kept on using Q ROM. I am just a newbie here so I don't know if it happened on Pie as well, but currently, I am running Havoc OS 2.9, and it worked perfectly fine. I flashed straight through Pie KDZ, so I'm afriad if it made permanent change to my device that prevented the Wifi to work ( Yes I already read the note, and it said to LOS 16 based rom, but I am running fine, nothing happened lol )
So am I permanently not able to use any kind of Android Q ROM Cook anymore, or am I able to get Wifi to work if I kept waiting and waiting for a completed stable version? Ty
Android 10 is completely stable tho, wifi is a hit and miss, try to downgrade to H933 and upgrade to stock pie, then flash android 10 again, nougat always seemed to fix stuffs, canada variant in particular, look in ChazzMatt's threads for flashing stock pie, there is a workaround about how to flash H933 nougat
Wait. Do I need to flash directly from LOS-16 based to Nought Partition DL and then flash KDZ to Pie, or stock Oreo first then Nought?
Lucien1997 said:
Android 10 is completely stable tho, wifi is a hit and miss, try to downgrade to H933 and upgrade to stock pie, then flash android 10 again, nougat always seemed to fix stuffs, canada variant in particular, look in ChazzMatt's threads for flashing stock pie, there is a workaround about how to flash H933 nougat
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Wait! Am I able to flash directly to H933 KDZ then flash stock Pie? Or I need to downgrade to Oreo and then do the rest?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81499481&postcount=593
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=80347089&postcount=6
Here are the links about H933 nougat downgrade, try it, apply the Q wifi fixes if necessary and let us know how it went
Nvm. I have no idea how stupid I am ?.
The thing is, I did put the Jeff's backup folder on TWRP folder, but I cant get why I did put it straight to backup folder but not the folder with my model printed in the title. There is a folder inside the backup folder, I put it in there, and I got Wifi. How strange it is lol
Anyway, thanks a lot for your support
Hi!
I have a VS996 with an unlocked bootloader and TWRP. I went from stock, did a full wipe (Dalvik, System, Data, Internal Storage, Cache), and tried flashing Havoc-OS (Android 10) and had issues with connecting to Wifi. So I went back to JohnFauxes VS996 flashable and now I don't have data or a working camera. Not sure what's going on here. Ideas?
TheCoryGuy said:
Hi!
I have a VS996 with an unlocked bootloader and TWRP. I went from stock, did a full wipe (Dalvik, System, Data, Internal Storage, Cache), and tried flashing Havoc-OS (Android 10) and had issues with connecting to Wifi. So I went back to JohnFauxes VS996 flashable and now I don't have data or a working camera. Not sure what's going on here. Ideas?
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Went from stock what? Stock Oreo, Stock Pie? You have to be on stock Pie to go to LOS-17/Android 10 ROMs. LOS-17 requires LG stock Pie blobs (drivers). Yes, some have Wi-Fi connection issues. There are workarounds.
Went back to JohnFauxes VS996 flashable what? Last Pie, last Oreo? Something in between?
Going from LOS-17 back to stock you will have sensor issues which can be overcome by running in permissive mode. Other ways to overcome it is to Partition DL back to Nougat to scrub the device of all lingering LOS-17 ROM scentk, then upgrade back to newer firmware. If you don't want to do that then you need to run in permissive mode for camera to work.
I don't know what's wrong with your data.
ChazzMatt said:
Went from stock what? Stock Oreo, Stock Pie? You have to be on stock Pie to go to LOS-17/Android 10 ROMs. LOS-17 requires LG stock Pie blobs (drivers). Yes, some have Wi-Fi connection issues. There are workarounds.
Went back to JohnFauxes VS996 flashable what? Last Pie, last Oreo? Something in between?
Going from LOS-17 back to stock you will have sensor issues which can be overcome by running in permissive mode. Other ways to overcome it is to Partition DL back to Nougat to scrub the device of all lingering LOS-17 ROM scentk, then upgrade back to newer firmware. If you don't want to do that then you need to run in permissive mode for camera to work.
I don't know what's wrong with your data.
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Went from stock Verizon Pie ROM, to Havoc 10 Q. Then from Havoc 10Q to latest John Fauxes Verizon Pie. I'm not sure how to run in permissive mode or the partition DL I'm afraid.
Glad to have you replying. My goal is to have Android 10 Q on my wife's Verizon phone. Not sure if the 'call to activate modem' bug still exists, to where you can't receive texts unless you call after reboot.
TheCoryGuy said:
Went from stock Verizon Pie ROM, to Havoc 10 Q. Then from Havoc 10Q to latest John Fauxes Verizon Pie. I'm not sure how to run in permissive mode or the partition DL I'm afraid.
Glad to have you replying. My goal is to have Android 10 Q on my wife's Verizon phone. Not sure if the 'call to activate modem' bug still exists, to where you can't receive texts unless you call after reboot.
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* Here's the Wi-Fi workaround for V30 LOS-17/Android 10 ROMs.
* Here's how to change to Permissive mode, even on stock firmware.
* Yes, LOS-17-based ROMs (Android 10) still have the Verizon reboot bug. < There's the current V30 LOS-17 based/Android 10 ROMs bug list, and possible workarounds.
(Ignore that in some of those posts they are are calling it Q ROMs. It's Android 10. Q was merely the beta letter name for what became Android 10, and some people don't want to give that up for some reason. "N" letter beta became Nougat, "O" letter beta became Oreo, "P" letter beta became Pie, "Q" letter beta became... Android 10. Yes, Google ditched the dessert name, but STILL you no longer use the beta letter name when it graduates and gets a statue in the Google Android Park. Call it "10" if you wish, but don't call it "Q." That's like calling a butterfly a "caterpillar". That was just the beta stage of the butterfly!)
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The major problem you are going to have with V30 Android 10 ROMs is VoLTE -- or rather the lack of it. Read #5 of the V30 Custom ROMS FAQ. End of this year -- 2020 -- Verizon is dropping CDMA. They were supposed to do it end of 2019, but delayed a year. I don't see them delaying again. This means when you make a phone call you will not be able to drop down temporarily from 4G LTE to 3G CDMA for the phone call. You will need VoLTE (Voice over LTE) for all phone calls. Stock firmware has this capability. However, no V30 LOS-based custom ROMs have VoLTE for any carriers.
On V30 you can only get VoLTE on stock firmware or custom ROMs built on stock firmware.
This is September 2020. So, while you can use V30 Android 10 ROMs, in about 3 months you will have to go back to at least rooted stock Verizon firmware to get VoLTE.
T-mobile is dropping 3G HSPA in January 2021. Of the major U.S. carriers, 0nly AT&T is holding out. They will drop HSPA in February 2022.
Discussed in depth here:
All U.S. V30/V3O+/V30S will need stock firmware, not LOS-based custom ROMs. When?
ChazzMatt said:
* Here's the Wi-Fi workaround for V30 LOS-17/Android 10 ROMs.
* Here's how to change to Permissive mode, even on stock firmware.
* Yes, LOS-17-based ROMs (Android 10) still have the Verizon reboot bug. < There's the current V30 LOS-17 based/Android 10 ROMs bug list, and possible workarounds.
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Thanks for all the info. So I think I should go for your clean flash method by setting a partition, because I tried the WiFi fix and it forced me into Safe Mode and wouldn't otherwise boot. I think I found a flashable stock Nougat ROM, after which I intend to flash MSM Extended and get that working hopefully. So do I create a new partition in TWRP, use that for Nougat then empty the previous partition, flash Android 10 to it and get rid of Nougat again after that? Never done this before.
And setting permissive mode is done through a separate APK? Your link went to a post talking about how they used an unlinked APK to get camera and flashlight to work.
TheCoryGuy said:
Thanks for all the info. So I think I should go for your clean flash method by setting a partition, because I tried the WiFi fix and it forced me into Safe Mode and wouldn't otherwise boot. I think I found a flashable stock Nougat ROM, after which I intend to flash MSM Extended and get that working hopefully. So do I create a new partition in TWRP, use that for Nougat then empty the previous partition, flash Android 10 to it and get rid of Nougat again after that? Never done this before.
And setting permissive mode is done through a separate APK? Your link went to a post talking about how they used an unlinked APK to get camera and flashlight to work.
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Yes, SElinuxModeChanger.apk.
You can get it here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2524485
or here:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.mrbimc.selinux/
The other ways to change permissive mode is to use a custom kernel that works with stock firmware. This apk solution is easier.
TheCoryGuy said:
Thanks for all the info. So I think I should go for your clean flash method by setting a partition, because I tried the WiFi fix and it forced me into Safe Mode and wouldn't otherwise boot. I think I found a flashable stock Nougat ROM, after which I intend to flash MSM Extended and get that working hopefully. So do I create a new partition in TWRP, use that for Nougat then empty the previous partition, flash Android 10 to it and get rid of Nougat again after that? Never done this before.
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I can't say I'm familiar with that MSM Extended ROM. I do see it listed in the LG V30 Telegram Update channel.
If you found a working flashable stock Nougat ROM (there were two versions floating around -- one that kept TWRP and one that replaced TWRP with stock recovery) which keeps TWRP, then after using that you can flash back to stock Pie with TWRP flashable zip (you need Pie blobs for LOS-17 based ROMs), then install the LOS-17 based ROM/Android 10 ROM of your choice.
I'm confused about your question of creating a new partition. All you will be doing is flashing back to Nougat to ostensibly repair previous LOS-17 effects. Then flashing back to stock Pie firmware, then flashing your choice of LOS-17 based ROM.
The only people who create new partitions are those who want to use GSI (Treble) ROMs. Those ROMs are inferior and rely upon a user-created "Treble" partition since V30 never had official Treble. Those GSI ROMs lack many stock V30 features which "regular" LOS-based ROMs have.
ChazzMatt said:
Yes, SElinuxModeChanger.apk.
You can get it here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2524485
or here:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.mrbimc.selinux/
The other ways to change permissive mode is to use a custom kernel that works with stock firmware. This apk solution is easier.
I can't say I'm familiar with that MSM Extended ROM. I do see it listed in the LG V30 Telegram Update channel.
If you found a working flashable stock Nougat ROM (there were two versions floating around -- one that kept TWRP and one that replaced TWRP with stock recovery) which keeps TWRP, then you can flash back to stock Pie with TWRP flashable zip (you need Pie blobs for LOS-17 based ROMs), then install the LOS-17 based ROM/Android 10 ROM of your choice.
I'm confused about your question of creating a new partition. All you will be doing is flashing back to Nougat to ostensibly repair previous LOS-17 effects. Then flashing back to stock Pie firmware, then flashing your choice of LOS-17 based ROM.
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I'm hoping I found the Nougat ROM that keeps TWRP here. When you mentioned "Partition DL back to Nougat" I took that as me needing to create a partition somewhere. Also I did indeed find MSM Extended on the Telegram Channel here.
All's I know is I need to get my wife's phone working before I go to bed (night shift), else she's gonna kick my ass for wiping it in the first place thinking I could just pop Android 10 on there. Ha. So whatever I need to do, I'll do it.
TheCoryGuy said:
I'm hoping I found the Nougat ROM that keeps TWRP here. When you mentioned "Partition DL back to Nougat" I took that as me needing to create a partition somewhere. Also I did indeed find MSM Extended on the Telegram Channel here.
All's I know is I need to get my wife's phone working before I go to bed (night shift), else she's gonna kick my ass for wiping it in the first place thinking I could just pop Android 10 on there. Ha. So whatever I need to do, I'll do it.
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When I mentioned going back to Nougat via Partition DL I was talking about going back to full stock KDZ, not using a Nougat TWRP-flashable zip. Doing it the old-school way I was suggesting is harder but more thorough. You would use Dev Patched LGUP to go back to Nougat, wiping out TWRP. You would still have unlocked bootloader. Then you would LGUP to a Pie KDZ which has fastboot flash commands, then reinstall TWRP, reformat internal memory, then flash an Android 10 ROM.
Your way is easier.
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TheCoryGuy said:
I'm hoping I found the Nougat ROM that keeps TWRP here.
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That link is to JohnFawkes 20k, which is Oreo. Nougat starts with 10 then letter.
Nougat = 10 + letter
Oreo = 20-something + letter
Pie = 30-something + letter (except for Sprint which didn't go by the LG naming rules)
The Nougat TWRP flashable zips were released in the Telegram thread.
ChazzMatt said:
When I mentioned going back to Nougat via Partition DL I was talking about going back to full stock KDZ, not using a Nougat TWRP-flashable zip. Doing it the old-school way I was suggesting is harder but more thorough. You would use Dev Patched LGUP to go back to Nougat, wiping out TWRP. You would still have unlocked bootloader. Then you would LGUP to a Pie KDZ which has fastboot flash commands, then reinstall TWRP, reformat internal memory, then flash an Android 10 ROM.
Your way is easier.
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Okay... I'm nervous. So you think I can do it without messing up recovery? Darn it.
Could I be so bold as to ask you if you have an instant messenger of some sort? I would greatly appreciate it!!
TheCoryGuy said:
Okay... I'm nervous. So you think I can do it without messing up recovery? Darn it.
Could I be so bold as to ask you if you have an instant messenger of some sort? I would greatly appreciate it!!
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Flash back to 20K Oreo for now. Use the Permission changer app to make it be "permissive" so camera works OK.
That Oreo is stable. You don't need Pie for now -- if you just want to make the phone work.
If it works, then you can flash back to Pie TWRP flashable zip later if you wish.
In the future you can find the Nougat TWRP flashable zip posted in the Telegram thread.
I'm about to take a shower and go to work. Sorry I can't do Messenger app.