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This is a custom compiled Philz Recovery for the LG G Vista. I have noticed that there is essentially nothing for this device and figured I would post what I have built. THIS HAS ONLY BEEN TESTED ON THE VERIZON VARIANT, ANY OTHERS FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Guide
ROOT:
1. Download and Install LG_One_Click_Root_v1.3
2. Enable USB debugging (Tap build number 7 times to enable developer options in settings)
3. Once USB debugging is connected and your device is detected, Press start from withing the root program
4. Allow the program to complete
INSTALL RECOVERY
1 Download and Extract LGVista_InstallRecovery.zip
2. Plug in your device
2. Double Click on ptmr3.bat
4. Press '1' and press enter to be sure adb deyecys your device
5. Once your device is detected, Make your desired selection (Install Recovery, or Install Recovery and Reboot into Recovery)
SUCCESS
Now it is time for devs and themers to come out and play
Credits
Phil for Philz Recovery
The maker of the One Click Root
Downloads
LG_One_Click_Root_v1.3 (This root tool is NOT my work, only linked here for convenience) -- https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347780468
JEDI --- LGVista_InstallRecovery.zip -- https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347780465
Support this Development By clicking this Link,,, Thank you
http://forum.xda-developers.com/donatetome.php?u=4488450
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XDA:DevDB Information
|TOOL| LG G Vista Root and Philz Recovery | 07242015 |, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
ptmr3
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2015-07-25
Last Updated 2015-07-24
Lg g vista mods
I have installed the version from the apk in the another thread. Is this the same version? The version from the apk does not see the external sdcard.. So backing up and restoring is currently an issue. And I didn't even have to follow any boot loader unlocking apparently the boot loader is not locked at least on the one I obtained. Bonus the lg g pro 2 Hot spot hack works with same password change to activate issue.
Team,
I'd like to flash my Sprint Galaxy S8 with a Vanilla, open source version of android to play with.
Here's what I've done so far -
1. Got my hands on an i7, 32GB Ubuntu Build Box.
2. Got Heimdall FrontEnd.
3. Downloaded SM-G950U* zips from --> opensource.samsung.com/
Questions -
1. What's the difference between the NA_OO & NA_NN packages?
2. Once I get the Samsung files downloaded - do I need to bring all of the Android Open Source Code down?
3. Do I need anything else after I download the SamsungOpenSource.zips?
4. How do I ultimately flash my phone with the SamsungOpenSource.zips?
5. What are the steps to build and flash SamsungOpenSource that I can build a clean, nice rom from.
Sorry - SUPER new - looking to get my foot in the door here and get Android Coding!
It has begun - KangVip/Hrt Team custom roms for Android Pie (rooted)
For the moment - version 9.0.125.
And for china firmware (CLT-ALC00, CLT-ALC01 and others)
Original thread - (use google translate, or chrome with automatic translation)
Thanks for their great rom.
tamaskurti said:
It has begun - KangVip/Hrt Team custom roms for Android Pie (rooted)
For the moment - version 9.0.125.
And for china firmware (CLT-ALC00, CLT-ALC01 and others)
Original thread - (use google translate, or chrome with automatic translation)
Thanks for their great rom.
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Only for Chinese residents/visitors
forever_lol said:
Only for Chinese residents/visitors
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Yes, unfortunately.
Hovewer, @bowlandspoon and @other members of 4pda (sorry but the credits go there) have make it universally available.
This means, that it will work practically with ANY region.
Please add to the cap!
Switch to pure android 9.0 for Huawei p20 pro!
Instructions checked and translated by me from XDA to a sleepless night =)
( Unlocked bootloader is required, you perform all actions at your own peril and risk, make backups )
And so, let's go:
#
Step-by-Step Actions
1 - We will need to download:
#
- 7-ZIP v18.5 - Here (1MB)
- AndroidPlatformTools-P20Pro.zip - Here (30MB)
- RemoveEncryption-P20Pro.zip - Here (1MB)
- FirstEver-Android-9.0-charlotte-20181026.rar - Here (1.94 GB)
2 - We install a native, clean firmware (This is not in the instructions, but I learned by experiment what to do better)
#
- Turn off the phone when the menu appears, where you need to press the power button or hold the volume up, hold down the sound key up.
- And if you have the original firmware, do "Factory Reset" and proceed to the next step.
- If not, then select the section "Download latest version and recovery", where we press the "Download and recovery" button, then connect to WiFi
and wait for the process to finish.
- When it's all over, make a "Factory Reset"
3 - We install TWRP sharpened for our needs:
#
- Extract the AndroidPlatformTools-P20Pro.zip archive, for example, on the C: \ drive.
- Open the command line and write: "CD C: \ APT-P20Pro " (Or your path to the files)
- Turn off the phone
- Hold the volume down, connect the cable and wait until the fastboot
is loaded - We write in the command line:
"fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk twrp-3.2.1-0-charlotte-mod.img"
- So we have the installed TWRP for Android 9.0 on the phone
- Reboot the device via the command line, we write: "fastboot reboot "
4 - Disable encryption:
#
- Turn off the phone
- Hold the volume up and on, wait for the Recovery to load
- In TWRP, press the "Wipe" button, then "Format Data"
- Print: "yes" and press the blue button to apply
- Next, click on the house below, go to the "Reboot" "in it we select" Recovery "
- Again we boot into Recovery and connect the phone to the cable
- Copy the archive" RemoveEncryption-P20Pro.zip "into the phone memory
- In TWRP click the" Install "button
- Choose" / sdcard ", then our file" RemoveEncryption -P20Pro.zip "
- Swipe to the right to confirm the firmware and wait for the process to finish
- Again, click on the house below, go to the" Reboot "item in it, select eat "
- We print: "yes" and press the blue button to apply
- your "Data" section is no longer encrypted.
5 - Create a backup
#
- In TWRP, press the "Backup" button
- Put a daw on "Kernel" (if you want, you can choose everything else)
- Swipe to the right for confirmation and wait for the process to finish
- Next, wait for the house button to return to the TWRP main menu
6 - "Installation" pure Android 9.0
#
- Extract the archive "FirstEver-Android-9.0-charlotte-20181026.rar" to any location and copy the folder "FirstEver-Android-9.0-charlotte-20181026" to your
phone in the "\ Backup \ TWRP \ BACKUPS \ (Folder with literal name) \ "
- In TWRP confidently press the" Restore "button
- Choose" FirstEver-Android-9.0-charlotte-20181026 "
- And before starting the process - MANDATORY, remove the checkbox from" KERNEL "!!!
- Then swipe right and wait for the end of the process
- And finally click on the house, select the item "Reboot" and in it "System"
- Done! Enjoy Android 9.0 with a Pixel 3 camera!
P / s
The first time I write instructions, so do not scold much, if something is wrong.
And of course, which is also not unimportant, a couple of words:
#
About the performance of the firmware
What pleases, the workability is almost complete. Everything flies, just go.
And lo and behold, they even managed to get into the Pixel 3 camera, transfer the full port of the native Huawei camera, and all the modes from night to photo, such as water, should be present.
In general, I am very impressed and enjoy all the tactile sensations and freedoms of pure android.
But, of course, there is something that still doesn’t work, but only for the time being, it is:
- NFC
- Taking photos in RAW
- Double tap to start the phone
- And it seems that with a stereo sound you need to conjure a little.
Despite this, I personally am delighted and back to EMUI, I don’t want to. We will wait for the final fixes and full firmware. Those who
do not idle talk, instructions for help =)
I hope someone will come in handy, please yourself with something new and clean, before the new year! =)
Post has been editedRVmaster - 11/23/18, 07:54
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link to their servers
It worth a try
Credits @RVMaster redirected from FirstEver Rom and FirstEver P20Pro XDA thread
The description in the quote refers to already realised ubr rom.
The kangvip rom is chinese with full of bloatware, but those can be uninstalled via AppGallery (without root), or Frozed/Uninstalled via TitaniumBackup (with root).
flash random Chinese ROM.. what could possibly go wrong
pablo_max said:
flash random Chinese ROM.. what could possibly go wrong
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Sorry to hear that..
Chinese firmwares in these days are far away better than global firmwares.
Just they have their bloatware apps, that can be uninstalled.
KangVip, Hrt Team, Hi-To are the most renowned developers between them.
So for the moment I could say that their roms are the best Stock Roms with customizations like K-Settings and others.
Again, I don"t speak about custom roms, just Stock Roms with modifications.
Here an example video Huawei P20 Pro KangVip - its a bit older, android 8 rom, but take a look. (At 2:08 are the K-Settings)
tamaskurti said:
Chinese firmwares in these days are far away better than global firmwares.
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Hmm no disrespect intended, but considering how complete and utter crap Huawei FWs are for their non Nexus devices, as well as many of the other Chinese manufacturers non-sense Android skins, I would say that Chinese firmwares are among the worst on the planet.
This really seems to be an "Asian" thing though. The market in Korean and China are vastly different than in the "West". People like cute little bubbly things and lots of bings and bongs. So while the guys over there may expect and indeed love those types of skins, more than not, people here hate it.
BTW... I see almost no difference at all between stock EMUI and that link you sent.
The entire issue with these phones IS EMUI. It removes are breaks MANY of the best features and usability items in Android. It doesn't matter how you mod it, EMUI will always be crap. And yes... I do own and greatly dislike this phone because of EMUI. But.. 1st world problems and all that
pablo_max said:
Hmm no disrespect intended, but considering how complete and utter crap Huawei FWs are for their non Nexus devices, as well as many of the other Chinese manufacturers non-sense Android skins, I would say that Chinese firmwares are among the worst on the planet.
This really seems to be an "Asian" thing though. The market in Korean and China are vastly different than in the "West". People like cute little bubbly things and lots of bings and bongs. So while the guys over there may expect and indeed love those types of skins, more than not, people here hate it.
BTW... I see almost no difference at all between stock EMUI and that link you sent.
The entire issue with these phones IS EMUI. It removes are breaks MANY of the best features and usability items in Android. It doesn't matter how you mod it, EMUI will always be crap. And yes... I do own and greatly dislike this phone because of EMUI. But.. 1st world problems and all that
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I understand.
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tamaskurti said:
Yes, unfortunately.
Hovewer, @bowlandspoon and @other members of 4pda (sorry but the credits go there) have make it universally available.
This means, that it will work practically with ANY region.
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Please HuaweiClub mod apk which commantable with any region...
What TWRP are they referring to ? Have you intalled it? Does it offer decryption if you don't allow PIN / Password? on PIE? I think this is probably the best thing that this process could offer.
IF it does then you could maybe share the TWRP as a "This is not my work" but here you go thread.
We sorely need it.
Hello all,
I am thinking of upgrading my T800 to android 7 or 8 and need to start somewhere.
The main reason so many apps are either v7 or 8 min recently and I still use this tablet surprisingly lol
I have read a few threads to help me but I keep seeing that old ones I need to be careful and some say ok and some say no - so I need help.
I checked this thread to start rooting my device:
[Root][Port] Cf-Autoroot T800 [Tab S 10.5 ]
CF-AUTO Root By Chainfire Ported To the Tab S 10.5 By:@BeansTown106 First off, Huge Thanks to Chainfire for coming up with AutoRoot & for his SuperSU App Warning: I cannot be held responsible...
forum.xda-developers.com
Now - with my research I need:
Odin 3.13.1 the latest
Download Cf-Autoroot T800 from the link above
load the file to AP Odin and install to tablet
Then do the same again with TWRP with the latest file I found called: twrp-3.5.0_9-0-chagallwifi.img.tar
Reboot and should be rooted with TWRP as far as I have read
Now - do these files still work and is it ok for me to use the above to start? Am I missing anything? I guess SuperUser gets install with the rooting?
I am on Android 6.0.1 currently.
Then I need to choose an Android 7 or 8 or 9 or 10 - but seems only 7 OFFICIAL I can see - would want as close to stock as possible and the most stable I guess - can anyone recommend which ROM to flash, please?
Thank you in advance
Ben
bumping an old question - I guess may be difficult to get an answer for such an old device.
if anyone can help pls reply or PM me.
you are planning to install custom rom right? most custom rom have built in root included just follow the custom rom installation and your pretty much good to go
LineageOS seems the most popular and active custom rom for your device
No you shouldnt use cf auto root as it might brick your device reportedly.
Use magisk v21 instead (again v22 is bricking devices).
ineedroot69 said:
you are planning to install custom rom right? most custom rom have built in root included just follow the custom rom installation and your pretty much good to go
LineageOS seems the most popular and active custom rom for your device
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Thank you - will follow them instead.
jjgvv said:
No you shouldnt use cf auto root as it might brick your device reportedly.
Use magisk v21 instead (again v22 is bricking devices).
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Wow - thank you - glad I asked and was patient lol
SUCCESS Went through set up and seems working fine first impressions.
How I did it in 2021:
I have a Samsung Tab S - SM-T800 - on android 6.0.1 not rooted
1: These are the files that I have used
Odin3_v3.14.1
lineage-14.1-20210122-UNOFFICIAL-chagallwifi.zip
addonsu-14.1-arm-signed.zip
open_gapps-arm-7.1-nano-20210224.zip
twrp-3.5.0_9-0-chagallwifi.img.tar
2: I installed the Samsung USB drivers - and checked that I could transfer files to and from the PC - in this step I added the files into my external SD Card:
lineage-14.1-20210122-UNOFFICIAL-chagallwifi
addonsu-14.1-arm-signed
open_gapps-arm-7.1-nano-20210224
3: Once they were copied over - I unplugged the tablet and powered it off.
4: I opened ODIN on my win10 machine
5: I booted the tablet into download mode - by pressing the HOME-VOL:downOWER at the same time
6: I added the twrp-3.5.0_9-0-chagallwifi.img.tar file into the AP of Odin. Go to options, and deselect "auto-reboot"
7: Pressed START in Odin and waited for the Green PASS! to show.
8: Unplugged cable from the tablet
9: This is important -
You need to power off and power on back to the recovery you just flashed - if you miss this you may have to start again from the top here.
When done press HOME-VOL:downOWER for about 5 to 8 seconds - the screen will change and as soon as it changes let go and repress HOME-VOL:upOWER at the same time - the only change is the volume to UP. This will then boot to TWRP.
10: when TWRP first comes on - just swipe right
11: On the home screen of TWRP - I decided to make a backup - so I went to back up - and backed up to my SD Card. This takes a long time
12: when this was done - I went WIPE - and selected Format Data
13: when done go back and select INSTALL - here choose:
lineage-14.1-20210122-UNOFFICIAL-chagallwifi - then add zip and choose
addonsu-14.1-arm-signed - then add zip and choose
open_gapps-arm-7.1-nano-20210224
14: Start flashing. this is quite quick except for the Gapps.
15: When done - you will be asked to format cache and davlik partitions click it and when done - REBOOT
16: Wait a while, you should see the Samsung Logo - then the blue arc of LineageOS and go through the set up. The first boot can take 4 to 6 minutes - in my case, it was about 6 minutes.
17: Optional ROOT
Go to Settings > About Tablet > tap the build number seven times to enable developer options
Then go back and go to > Developer Options > Root Access. and choose what you want - I selected Apps Only.
I hope this helps anyone looking to do the same and wanted to say THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAS HELPED ME.
Done.
Hi, I'm thinking of doing the same (for security reasons since updates are no longer provided for Android v6).
What version of Android did you end up with?
And have you had any issues since your upgrade?
Thanks
tuvinor said:
Hi, I'm thinking of doing the same (for security reasons since updates are no longer provided for Android v6).
What version of Android did you end up with?
And have you had any issues since your upgrade?
Thanks
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Ended with Android 7 - and works nice ever since double-check the links though as its been a while now
also check this forum and many replied
[ROM][7.1.2][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 14.1 - SM-T800
LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 7.1.2 (Nougat), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device. #include /* * Your...
forum.xda-developers.com
_XSnPX_ said:
Ended with Android 7 - and works nice ever since double-check the links though as its been a while now
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And do you get ongoing automatic updates for android 7 or does that need you to go through the manual upgrade process again?
(sorry, newb questions)
Thanks
tuvinor said:
And do you get ongoing automatic updates for android 7 or does that need you to go through the manual upgrade process again?
(sorry, newb questions)
Thanks
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That is ok,
Once you are in Lineage - you will get updates as they release them - and just upgrade from the app - you will have to go to TWRP to upgrade after you download the update but it is an easy and quick process
ill try get some screen prints now for you
The last updates
_XSnPX_ said:
The last updates
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Perfect, thank you
1. Requirement
Code:
1. Windows 10 version 20H2 update.
2. Internet.
3. Google search ability.
3. Patient.!!
2. Credit
Send me a coffe:
0x10Bcc550e1Ac7E7c68D867ef7379C51847300eE3
3. Main step
1. Setup Ubuntu
2. Configure Environment
3. Install ccache (optional)
4. Clone ROM COMPILER source
5. Clone your device source
6.Configure before build
7.Compile rom
8.Fix error occur (optional)
4. Many thank to:
Please read it
Updating picture guide
Popular error:
How_to_build_ROM/Error at 11.0 · LeCmnGend/How_to_build_ROM
These steps for noob to build a ROM. Contribute to LeCmnGend/How_to_build_ROM development by creating an account on GitHub.
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22.01.26:
Update Some error occur:
3 SOURCE: device + kernel + vendor is a must, believe me, noob cannot created i, we should to make first rom.zip
How_to_build_ROM/Error at 11.0 · LeCmnGend/How_to_build_ROM
These steps for noob to build a ROM. Contribute to LeCmnGend/How_to_build_ROM development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Some error can occur during build.
Please share your error here to another
Requirement for guide:
4. Patience
also OP
swears in first line of guide
LOL
AsadP2013 said:
Requirement for guide:
4. Patience
also OP
swears in first line of guide
LOL
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Sometimes patience doesnt work
Thank you for this. I am seeing all these cool ROMs coming out for OnePlus 9 Pro and want to try them on OnePlus 9. Wasn't sure how to go about it. I only ever built using kitchen tools many years ago and one time I built an Ubuntu Touch port for Samsung Captivate but I haven't done any of this stuff in quite some time.
EDIT: Nevermind