ANY CUSTOM ROM?
I HAVE THE VERSION D400hn OF THIS MODEL
you using THIS one ????
i see no reason why not... maybe you have to do some small changes....
BUT like Ilxaot sayd....
All custom ROMs "work" on every model so far. Not sure about the D400 or not, but it wouldn't hurt to try
when you are on a custom recovery and have a full Backup, why not... it should work.,.....
@n0d
pull build.prop from your device and see if product name says w7 then may be it will work.
or attach build.prop here we will see what we can do.
pull build.prop from your device and see if product name says w7 then may be it will work.
or attach build.prop here we will see what we can do.
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# autogenerated by buildinfo.sh
ro.build.id=KOT49I.V10a
ro.build.display.id=KOT49I.V10a
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ro.wifi.channels=
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ro.build.product=w7
# Do not try to parse ro.build.description or .fingerprint
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# from device/lge/w7/system.prop
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# Use reference RIL for initial bringup
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# Start in cdma mode
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persist.demo.hdmirotationlock=false
ro.hdmi.enable=true
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media.stagefright.enable-scan=true
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media.aac_51_output_enabled=true
mm.enable.smoothstreaming=true
#9273 is decimal sum of supported codecs in AAL
#codecs:(PARSER_)AVI AC3 ASF AAC QCP DTS 3G2 MP2TS
mm.enable.qcom_parser=37491
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# 1:ERROR 2:HIGH 4:LOW 0:NOlogs 7:AllLogs
vidc.debug.level=1
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#2013-08-31 kwangbin.yim@lge.com LGP_DATA_TEMPORARY_PATCH_FOR_KK_APP_TEST[START]
#persist.data.netmgrd.qos.enable=true
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#2013-08-31 kwangbin.yim@lge.com LGP_DATA_TEMPORARY_PATCH_FOR_KK_APP_TEST[END]
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# system prop for opengles version
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# 196608 is decimal for 0x30000 to report version 3
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# System prop to turn on CdmaLTEPhone always
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lge.hw.frontkeyled=false
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Looks to me like it just might work. Only thing is... is your bootloader locked? If so, it will need to be unlocked before flashing any ROM. Then the next question would be, does your bootloader unlock like the D415 variant or like the D405, D410 variants.
I guess the easiest way to figure this out is to have you backup and then zero out your laf partition.
This script is written for that purpose and a few others. Copy the script to your external sdcard. Open Terminal Emulator, can download from the Play Store if you don't have one, and type the following to execute the script
Code:
./storage/external_SD/l90.shFor the next part you will need the fastboot executable from the Android SDK. If you have it cool. If not you can download and install the Android SDK or you can download this package which contains the latest versions of the ADB executable and support dll's as well as the fastboot executable.
On the "Enable Fastboot Mode" screen there are directions on how to boot to fastboot mode after making the backup and zeroing out the laf partition.
If you downloaded the minimal ADB I created, unzip it to a folder of your choosing. Then open a command prompt in that folder. ( Hold Shift and Right click on the folder name in Windows Explorer then select "Open command prompt here".
Put your device in fastboot mode and then in the command window type:
Code:
fastboot devicesIn the command window again, type:
Code:
fastboot oem unlockNow to see if we are unlocked or not, type:
Code:
fastboot oem device-infoNOTE: Some of my terminology may be off slightly as I'm booted in to Ubuntu on my PC at the moment, and everything is coming from my old wore out mind, lol. But you should get the general idea.
That's good to know.
Sent from my LG-D415 using Tapatalk
---------- Post added at 09:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:26 PM ----------
Can you do me a favor? Do you have Terminal Emulator on your device or access to a PC that has ADB? I need you to pull your cmdline file for me. I think with this information I'll be able to also build ROMs for the D400 variants too.
I'm assuming you're running stock 4.4.2. and rooted.
In Terminal Emulator type:
su
cat /proc/cmdline>/storage/external_SD/D400_cmdline.txt
cat /proc/cmdline>/storage/external_SD/D400_cmdline.txt
With ADB type:
adb shell su -c cat /proc/cmdline>/storage/external_SD/D400_cmdline.txt
From what I'm seeing there are subtle differences in the kernel for each variant of the L90. So each variant will require it's own kernel.
That's good to know.
Sent from my LG-D415 using Tapatalk
---------- Post added at 09:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:26 PM ----------
Can you do me a favor? Do you have Terminal Emulator on your device or access to a PC that has ADB? I need you to pull your cmdline file for me. I think with this information I'll be able to also build ROMs for the D400 variants too.
I'm assuming you're running stock 4.4.2. and rooted.
In Terminal Emulator type:su
cat /proc/cmdline>/storage/external_SD/D400_cmdline.txt
With ADB type:adb shell su -c cat /proc/cmdline>/storage/external_SD/D400_cmdline.txt
From what I'm seeing there are subtle differences in the kernel for each variant of the L90. So each variant will require it's own kernel.
Sure. Here is
console=ttyHSL0,115200,n8 androidboot.console=ttyHSL0 user_debug=31 msm_rtb.filter=0x37 androidboot.hardware=w7n uart_console=disable lge.rev=rev_10 lcd_maker_id=lcd_primary gpt=enable androidboot.mode lge.bootreason=0xffffffff androidboot.laf androidboot.dlcomplete=0 lge.battid=ISL6296_L model.name=LG-D400hn lge.kcal vmalloc=400m lge.hreset=off lge.camera=imx111_lgit lge.fmradio=1 lge.nfc=nxp androidboot.emmc=true androidboot.serialno=LGD400baa0401d lge.signed_image=true androidboot.baseband=msm mdss_mdp.panel=1:dsi:0:qcom,mdss_dsi_tovis_video_dsv
Thank you. I was right. It may be a few days but I'll get around to building for your device too!
Sent from my LG-D415 using Tapatalk
Thank you. I was right. It may be a few days but I'll get around to building for your device too!
Sent from my LG-D415 using Tapatalk
Hi! ... any advance in the build for the d400?
Thanks in advance!
I already have /system/build.prop for LG-D400. I need /system/build.prop for LG-D400n as well as LG-D400hn please.
More specifically, I need the values of "ro.build.description" and "ro.build.fingerprint" from /system/build.prop for each device I mentioned.
I should note that I'm looking to make a test build for D400* devices by tomorrow evening, my time.
TIA
More specifically, I need the values of "ro.build.description" and "ro.build.fingerprint" from /system/build.prop for each device I mentioned.
I should note that I'm looking to make a test build for D400* devices by tomorrow evening, my time.
TIA
Sorry, but no. And I'm not sure why none of the other developers haven't even looked in to building for the D400. As far as I know, I'm the only one that has looked in to it, but that's all I've been able to do.
I'm guessing from the "hn" that you have a dual-sim device with NFC. My builds are for single-sim devices ( specifically D415 ) without NFC. Also, I'm still unsure of the bootloader for the D400. Someone reported that fastboot oem-unlock worked to unlock their bootloader but when attempting to install and boot to a custom recovery they received a pink screen instead of the recovery screen which tells me that their bootloader was NOT unlocked. I have my suspicions that a patch, like for the D410 and D405, will be needed to unlock your bootloader. As for making the patch, no one here at XDA knows how. The patched available for the D405 and D410 are the brainchilds of some of the developers at the Russian forum 4PDA.
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Looks to me like it just might work. Only thing is... is your bootloader locked? If so, it will need to be unlocked before flashing any ROM. Then the next question would be, does your bootloader unlock like the D415 variant or like the D405, D410 variants.
I guess the easiest way to figure this out is to have you backup and then zero out your laf partition.
This script is written for that purpose and a few others. Copy the script to your external sdcard. Open Terminal Emulator, can download from the Play Store if you don't have one, and type the following to execute the script
Enter 3 to Enable/disable fastboot. Now you have only 2 options, depending if you've already used the script to backup and zero out the laf partition. If 'laf' not zeroed out, then option 1 will be "Enable fastboot mode" otherwise option 1 will be "Disable fastboot mode".Code:./storage/external_SD/l90.sh
For the next part you will need the fastboot executable from the Android SDK. If you have it cool. If not you can download and install the Android SDK or you can download this package which contains the latest versions of the ADB executable and support dll's as well as the fastboot executable.
On the "Enable Fastboot Mode" screen there are directions on how to boot to fastboot mode after making the backup and zeroing out the laf partition.
If you downloaded the minimal ADB I created, unzip it to a folder of your choosing. Then open a command prompt in that folder. ( Hold Shift and Right click on the folder name in Windows Explorer then select "Open command prompt here".
Put your device in fastboot mode and then in the command window type:
You should get a minimum of two lines returned. The first being "List of devices attached" and the next line should contain your device serial number followed by 'fastboot'.Code:fastboot devices
In the command window again, type:
There should be some kind of response printed in the command windowCode:fastboot oem unlock
Now to see if we are unlocked or not, type:
If your bootloader is unlocked it will state 'true' next to bootloader unlocked. If it says "false" then you will need to find someone to create a hack for your aboot or abootb partition to unlock your device.Code:fastboot oem device-info
NOTE: Some of my terminology may be off slightly as I'm booted in to Ubuntu on my PC at the moment, and everything is coming from my old wore out mind, lol. But you should get the general idea.1
Sorry,Currently Custom ROM for L90 is available for the D410 Model only. ANY CUSTOM ROM?
I HAVE THE VERSION D400hn OF THIS MODEL1 ANY CUSTOM ROM?
I HAVE THE VERSION D400hn OF THIS MODEL
you using THIS one ????
i see no reason why not... maybe you have to do some small changes....
BUT like Ilxaot sayd....
All custom ROMs "work" on every model so far. Not sure about the D400 or not, but it wouldn't hurt to try
when you are on a custom recovery and have a full Backup, why not... it should work.,.....1
