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From AT&T Website:
Update summary
Effective September 29, 2015, AT&T released a software update for the LG G2 (D800). This update will be made available to customers to download via Firmware Over The Air (FOTA). Wi-Fi is required.
Software update includes
Device security improvements
What to expect after the update
Although there should be no impacts to settings or data, we recommend that you sync or backup your contacts and files to a PC or with AT&T apps.
How to update
Select Menu or pull down the notification shade.
Select All Settings > General.
Select About phone > Software update > Update Now.
If not connected to Wi-Fi, message reads A software update is available for your device that requires Wi-Fi connectivity for download process to begin. Connect to Wi-Fi network? (If already connected, skip and go to step 5)
A new software update from AT&T is available for your device. This software update will take several minutes and will not delete any personal data on your device. All services (including emergency calls) will be suspended during the install.
Tap Continue
Status Message The software has been successfully installed. Your device is now ready to use.
Tap OK.
How to verify the update
From the home screen, press the Menu key, and then tap All settings.
From the "General" tab, scroll to and tap About phone.
Tap Software information.
Your phone's software version information will be displayed.
Android Version: 5.0.2
Baseband version:M8974A-AAAANAZM-1.0.190128
Kernel version: 3.4.0
Build Number: LRX22G
The Software Version: D80030g
Update File size: 17.1MB
http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB423381&cv=820
One thing i noted is that phone is much more snappy afterward. maybe it's because of the cache rebuild that every build do or maybe there is some secret ingredient added in this update.
Very surprised to see another update from AT&T for the G2. I wonder if there's any chance of seeing 5.1.1 or 6.0.
Does this mess with root?
Scribe'd on my awesome OG2
4ty-phive said:
Does this mess with root?
Scribe'd on my awesome OG2
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You can't update with root, at least I haven't been able to.
When updating it will just kick you back to the home screen with a message telling you, you're suspected of rooting and updates are not supported for rooted devices.
I also tried the method discribed in http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/general/links-manually-forcing-ota-20c-to-20u-t2828874 to force an update but I was unable to succeed
I'm waiting for dlpkgfile to update
How does one make this file root friendly? Wouldn't mind taking the time to do this.
Scribe'd on my awesome OG2
chp said:
Very surprised to see another update from AT&T for the G2. I wonder if there's any chance of seeing 5.1.1 or 6.0.
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i think thats the answer for no 5.1.1 i dont see why leave g2 at lollipop if its has bugs.. since they fix the stagefright on 5.1.1. so we need it 5.1.1 to get rid of this bug but aparently with this update theres no need to update to 5.1.1 but does this still have the memory leak bug?
limpbizkit78 said:
I'm waiting for dlpkgfile to update
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here is a link to the dlpkgfile from my LG G2, but if you have root you cannot update through either the normal OTA method or by using the root adb command method described in
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/general/links-manually-forcing-ota-20c-to-20u-t2828874 or at least I could not get it to work
http://d-h.st/6IWx
:good: thanks my friend
gmuller1234 said:
here is a link to the dlpkgfile from my LG G2, but if you have root you cannot update through either the normal OTA method or by using the root adb command method described in
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/general/links-manually-forcing-ota-20c-to-20u-t2828874 or at least I could not get it to work
http://d-h.st/6IWx
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gmuller1234 said:
here is a link to the dlpkgfile from my LG G2, but if you have root you cannot update through either the normal OTA method or by using the root adb command method described in
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/general/links-manually-forcing-ota-20c-to-20u-t2828874 or at least I could not get it to work
http://d-h.st/6IWx
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I could not get it to work ehiter.
I think that the root adb command method does not work in Lollipop.
Enviado desde mi LG-D800 mediante Tapatalk
Command adb not work
Maybe changed files from cache
The name is recovey mistake
limpbizkit78 said:
:good: thanks my friend
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No Problem, my pleasure
andresrodolfo said:
I could not get it to work ehiter.
I think that the root adb command method does not work in Lollipop.
Enviado desde mi LG-D800 mediante Tapatalk
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The last command appears to force a package on the phone to start the update process without (or possibly after) a check for root, however when I run the command the nothing appears to happen making me think that the original Lollipop update(30f) either nerfed the command to prevent this kind of thing from happening, or they replaced the package with a new one for the 5.x iterations of Android. so it is a matter of waiting for people smarter than me to find out how to force the updates in the Lollipop update
TL;DR: yup I agree with you
Is there no way to unroot, install this update and then root again?
Negative
spikyshotgun said:
Is there no way to unroot, install this update and then root again?
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As far as I know you can't unroot a device. The way I'm doing it is reinstalling the original KK, then going trough the process of updating till the lastest update then rooting again.
I do hope someone could come up with way to install the latest update on rooted.
That did come to my mind but I felt it's just too much of a pain going that far back for a patch!
Can you people provide me the "D80030F" lollipop OTA Package file... i can not download it from any where all links says file is deleted or not available
meshobi said:
Can you people provide me the "D80030F" lollipop OTA Package file... i can not download it from any where all links says file is deleted or not available
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Update 20y to 30f
https://mega.nz/#!UAcEGAKI!lTcWznZDMs20jeYBzKvtwa6j2MOCPeOVXrx29LNpxVY
30f to 30g
https://mega.nz/#!RB8UVArR!zwooiM32eKlRKN6gsfn9PiCUvF1-1V12l5UZ99ngonE
So how many of you got into the program. Was recently announced that Samsung will be letting users beta test Nougat on the S7 and S7 Edge. Will go live on Nov 9th!
Where can I download the app? Tried to search it at samsung app store and couldn't find it
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NirAndroid said:
Where can I download the app? Tried to search it at samsung app store and couldn't find it
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www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsung-electronics-co-ltd/galaxy-beta-programme/galaxy-beta-programme-1-0-00-release/galaxy-beta-programme-1-0-00-android-apk-download
An error has occured on this service.
Its giving me the error wat shud i do????
Careful!
They might update the bootloader again preventing the engineering kernel from being used thus no root.
Install Nougat and you might be stuck. At least for a while.
I wonder if you could talk them into root access for advanced debugging... Or it could be a massive social engineering attack on the S7 power users... Regular Joe's won't sign up for this.. Only the ones whom seek root... And I can see this update havins some sort of "kill switch" in it to remotely kill the kernel if it is altered from original code that is paired to the imei or some other hard coded descriptor.. That is all it would take for a permbanhammer..... So I see Samsung "offering up beta Nougat to test" when it wipes out the rooting problem before the **** is released. OR... It is going to have Windows 10 level tracking in it that literally records and sends all you do back to Samsung.. I would be interested to see pcap info from the device on a network. Samsung is just watching all the steps the SU's take to breach root at the kernel level and allows it to happen, while they are at shop fixing the **** in real time....
It's what I would do.... If I were a square...
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Careful!
They might update the bootloader again preventing the engineering kernel from being used thus no root.
Install Nougat and you might be stuck. At least for a while.
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Almost certainly. But would the eng_boot even work? Does nougat not run a different kernel revision?
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Almost certainly. But would the eng_boot even work? Does nougat not run a different kernel revision?
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Very unlikely the kernel would work.
So you'll have to choose either root or Android 7.
Still getting server error
The app is live in galaxy apps. Still get server error though
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Same to as I get server error.
I got the app but getting server error.
Server error here also
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Server error here as well. I imagine they are spreading things out to ease server load.
In the meantime, here are beautiful screenshots of the S7 running Nougat under the beta:
http://www.sammobile.com/2016/11/09...ugat-beta-running-on-a-galaxy-s7-screenshots/
It's working now, I'm registered..... I'll let you know when the update comes...
Just registered to. Wondering though If this is just to assemble a waiting list for later or if they actually plan to start updating devices today or tomorrow.
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just got registered via the app, lets see what happens next...
are you guys on official Tmobile firmware or the unlock firmware. I'm on the unlocked firmware and getting server error. According to this article: unlocked Galaxy S7 or S7 edge variants won't be included in the beta program - See more at: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/1...ow-to-get-the-update.htm#sthash.lhPDWGM2.dpuf
Xpiatio said:
are you guys on official Tmobile firmware or the unlock firmware. I'm on the unlocked firmware and getting server error. According to this article: unlocked Galaxy S7 or S7 edge variants won't be included in the beta program - See more at: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/1...ow-to-get-the-update.htm#sthash.lhPDWGM2.dpuf
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I switched from the U version for this reason exactly. We were all getting the server error, but I do not think it will be available to install on the U firmware.
I am on official Tmobile software and got registered. I have not seen a download yet though.
It says to: Click the "Software Update" menu, setting > Device Information > Download Updates
But I am not seeing that functionality yet. It looks like the app will get a server side update that will setup a few new items, like: Error reports menu, Suggestion Menu, and a Download Menu.
Just trying to somehow get nougat without rooting or anything. Firmware finder shows an OTA available for L09C636B593 but I can't get it to go into updater.
This is a good question because I'm in the same boat
same to you
brian85 said:
Just trying to somehow get nougat without rooting or anything. Firmware finder shows an OTA available for L09C636B593 but I can't get it to go into updater.
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About the only way I've seen so far, is to load twrp, screw around with other files, load a custom rom.
Until the rom shows up via the stock updater, or, the firmware finder app shows something that says
FULL and not OTA or FullOTA, you and the rest of us are stuck until Huawei officially releases it.
It's not that bad of a deal though, 6 for me anyway is VERY stable.
I agree it's stable but one of the reasons I bought a huawei phone was they are supposed to be the first to update to new versions and here I am still waiting. I thought Samsung was bad but guess what the s7 is already on android 7 and I'm not.
I think I'll be going back to Samsung soon as the note 8 comes out.
brian85 said:
Just trying to somehow get nougat without rooting or anything. Firmware finder shows an OTA available for L09C636B593 but I can't get it to go into updater.
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from L09C636b210 you can update via Firmware Finder to L09C636b521. Then go to System Update and you will see L09C636b563 update available. I recommend DOWNLOAD LATEST FULL PACKAGE from the pull down menu.
The update came for me, but not through firmware finder. Mine came through the built in update program
in the phone.
Mine was L29C185B180, then I got 321 through firmware finder, but it never would update. When I saw someone
post that 560 came through, I tried firmware finder, never had anything, but when I checked the Huawei update
app and it showed up.
I uninstalled the firmware finder app. Nice idea, but didn't work for me.
Hi. I got an Honor 9 through Three in the UK approx 3 months ago. It came unbranded and is currently on C432B100. Has anyone in the UK received any updates since getting their phone via OTA. I have already questioned this through HiCare chat and they have stated that there are some security updates coming soon. I previously had a P9 which never received an update in the 2 years I had it. Live chat also said that the updates are done in batches but i doubt there are that many Honor 9's in the UK to receive updates that warrant it to be put in batches.
Im stuck in the same situation, still on B100 firmware, with, what seems like no hope of any updates, im waiting on official oreo, as from what i have read, huawei already has the correct partitions for project treble, and someone has got oreo treble working on a mate 9, which has the kirin 960, and i think someone else got it booted on an honor 9.
i guess its just a waiting game for now. oreo is in beta, so i expect an official update soon.
Just use the firmware finder app to spoof updates to your device. I used this and am now on B180 working fine.
do the capacative buttons work on B180?
boroleigh said:
do the capacative buttons work on B180?
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I have no issues with full stock B180.
Thanks. Will give it a go later when I have time.
buchman said:
Just use the firmware finder app to spoof updates to your device. I used this and am now on B180 working fine.
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Ive got firmware finder installed, and can download the latest firmware, i'm assuming i need to then flash the zip with TWRP, only problem ive got is that I don't have a microSD card.
unless you can perform a 'fake' OTA with the firmware finder app?
It also says that the firmware is not approved for installation when I check access
i've found a B180 firmware on ff and used the in app proxy to install but got an unstable network message after 65% which then reset to 0. Am i doing anything wrong?
This is a bug in firmwarefinder, happens to me also sometimes. also you guys dont need a custom recovery, leave everything stock, bootloader locked and frp and the HWFF update can still be done. When unstable network message occurs for me it always helped to stop the HWFF proxy and restart it, then when everything is downloading well i leave the phone alone till 100%. Then update starts in the same way as OTA directly out of settings menu. No need for recovery, sd cards etc. Only make sure that you get the FULL OTA package and proof your imei first. If its not approved the huawei check wont verify the firmware and the installation will fail (without consequences).
approved firmwares are B120, B150 and B180 as far as i have checked myself. For the other ones i think the best is to install the nocheck_recovery
Hello
You can use also Funky Huawei. However, it is not free. But, it works fine.
Do tools like funkyhuawei and dc-unlocker execute more sophisticated code than you can do yourself?
Hi. Just updated to B180 via FF proxy. Had trouble getting it to download via WiFi so used my mobile data and worked perfectly.
I finally got it to work, successfully on b180 now, don't see why b181 etc.. is listed as they are not approved for install
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I finally got it to work, successfully on b180 now, don't see why b181 etc.. is listed as they are not approved for install
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It just lists all of the firmwares that are available for the model. There is a seperate check whether they have been approved for install.
I think the proxy in FF is only to trigger the download. I always shut it down straight after the download starts.
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I think it is neccesary to change proxy back
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Ok, I think not.
See demo: https://youtu.be/pt5pWPhcsW4
There's a short pause when you shut it down, but it resumes quickly afterwards on your standard connection.
Of course, there is nothing wrong keeping the proxy on during the download.
An update for people on B100 in the UK. I updated the other week to B180 via FF proxy. I received the OTA for B182 just now and everything working fine. So at least it still receives updates. One further mention, I previously had a p9 before my honor 9 and across almost 3 years this is the first update I have ever received. It makes.you wonder how bothered Huawei are about their phone updates.
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An update for people on B100 in the UK. I updated the other week to B180 via FF proxy. I received the OTA for B182 just now and everything working fine. So at least it still receives updates. One further mention, I previously had a p9 before my honor 9 and across almost 3 years this is the first update I have ever received. It makes.you wonder how bothered Huawei are about their phone updates.
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Thanks, UK on B100 as well, didn't realise there had been so many updates. I've just installed FF, can you tell me which version of B180 you selected? Was it the full version or the update?
Cheers
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Thanks, UK on B100 as well, didn't realise there had been so many updates. I've just installed FF, can you tell me which version of B180 you selected? Was it the full version or the update?
Cheers
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Choose full if you have the bandwidth and time to be sure.
fregor said:
Choose full if you have the bandwidth and time to be sure.
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Thanks, I've started the download of the 3GB update file with the proxy then removed the proxy and it has continued. Downloading over a 4G hotspot so might take a bit of time. Hopefully I'll be updated soon and hopfully Three UK allow VoLTE for this handset.
Cheers
Essentially I'm in a pickle and I'm currently running OneUI 5.0 beta 1 on my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra ATT locked device (SM-S908U) and I sideloaded the .bin for the official SMS908U beta build and it flashed and wiped everything and works fine. Except ONEUI 5 stable is coming out soon and I have tried Odin flashing several builds of Android 12 OneUI 4.1, I have tried Samsung Smart Switch emergency initialization (which doesn't show my device after failing to post the update), I went to Samsung Members but it says something about changed country info or not being in the Beta, but once I go to the open card to actually enroll for the beta, it says I'm already on it because it thinks since I have it at all its legit but it doesn't talk to the same exact framework of the app to find out if I need to officially enroll still. Either way I cannot opt out via Members either, I am fairly stuck. Any advice ?
*I do not have any backups from Android 12 stable.
You tried flashing official firmware for U device right? You were using CSC file or HOME_CSC to preserve data?
Going back from beta to stable means wiping data, phone will factory reset when you flash back the stable firmware and you should use the CSC file (not HOME_CSC)
Yeah... I know how to operate Odin3... It literally says right there I tried flashing multiple stable builds and each time it fails with AUTH error. Tried HOME and regular CSC....
I have the same phone. I have not gone back to stock U firmware from beta. But I have gone from beta to stock U1 firmware. I believe once you go back to stock U1 Android 12. You can flash back with Odin not patched to U firmware.
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Essentially I'm in a pickle and I'm currently running OneUI 5.0 beta 1 on my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra ATT locked device (SM-S908U) and I sideloaded the .bin for the official SMS908U beta build and it flashed and wiped everything and works fine. Except ONEUI 5 stable is coming out soon and I have tried Odin flashing several builds of Android 12 OneUI 4.1, I have tried Samsung Smart Switch emergency initialization (which doesn't show my device after failing to post the update), I went to Samsung Members but it says something about changed country info or not being in the Beta, but once I go to the open card to actually enroll for the beta, it says I'm already on it because it thinks since I have it at all its legit but it doesn't talk to the same exact framework of the app to find out if I need to officially enroll still. Either way I cannot opt out via Members either, I am fairly stuck. Any advice ?
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Any chance you still have the flashing zip file for beta 1 s908?
The link for beta 1 in this post isn't working
If you do can you send it to me please?
Thanks