Thank you to everyone for patiently waiting - I know these forums have been dark and getting darker. I really hope that this will help bring some life back into the LG Forums; you guys deserve it.
Sorry about this, guys.
Not long ago, @ps3hacker3 and I got our hands on a firehose programmer for the Kona, and the engineering bootloader for the V60.
I created the post as I was under the assumption that we had a working method to provide the ability to unlock the device and root it. Over time as I looked more and more into it, a prevalent issue arose: Sahara refuses to communicate with us when trying to open the partition manager from QFIL.
The original process used on ps3hacker3's LMV600AM model utilized Medusa Pro, but as far as I can tell, I can't help but feel like I'm still missing a piece of this puzzle. Perhaps it's as simple as a setting configuration, and perhaps it's as complex as an entire other part of this process that I'm missing.
Nonetheless, I can leave you with two things.
A) The firehose, one way or another, despite what anybody says or doubts about it, worked on ps3hacker3's phone. Screenshots as proof are available deeper into the thread.
B) The engineering bootloader worked just as well.
I apologize for thinking that I'd gotten you halfway there, and for prematurely creating a thread that posed answers without being able to follow through on the process. In acknowledgement of the time and amount of workload and stress this project and the Stylo 6 projects have taken up in my life, I don't feel that I have the capacity to continue leading any of these projects anymore.
I would still take everything that anyone in this thread, seemingly right or wrong, said with a grain of salt and do your own research and ask people your own questions before concluding anything. It's nothing personal to do with anybody, it's just the best advice that I can give you based off of the situation. I didn't learn anything by taking everybody's word for it. Even if you're wrong at first, or the first hundred times, just keep doubting and testing theories. Keep wondering. Nobody knows everything and even well-established concepts may not be fully fleshed out, especially in the world of consumers and developers attempting to use software and files from OEMs and other manufacturers that is meant to remain unbeknownst to us. There's a lot I don't know, and a lot everyone doesn't know.
Thank you for being here with me on this journey.
I hope that the files can still make themselves useful - I have full confidence that they do.
Regardless, someone I would feel more comfortable not naming due to a recently closed thread was using them to unlock phones for high prices for people. Skipping over the drama, I just wanted to make them available for everybody. I suppose I've done my part, so please take this into your hands and give it all you've got.
The original post contents are in a dropdown below. I advise you to not blindly follow through with all of it.
It's up to you guys now - do your best.
Stay hopeful, and question everything. All the time.
Haise
Special thanks to @ps3hacker3 for participating in my Discord server and working with me last second on managing to obtain the files.
Donate to him and his partner here: PayPal.me
Sorry about this, guys.
Not long ago, @ps3hacker3 and I got our hands on a firehose programmer for the Kona, and the engineering bootloader for the V60.
I created the post as I was under the assumption that we had a working method to provide the ability to unlock the device and root it. Over time as I looked more and more into it, a prevalent issue arose: Sahara refuses to communicate with us when trying to open the partition manager from QFIL.
The original process used on ps3hacker3's LMV600AM model utilized Medusa Pro, but as far as I can tell, I can't help but feel like I'm still missing a piece of this puzzle. Perhaps it's as simple as a setting configuration, and perhaps it's as complex as an entire other part of this process that I'm missing.
Nonetheless, I can leave you with two things.
A) The firehose, one way or another, despite what anybody says or doubts about it, worked on ps3hacker3's phone. Screenshots as proof are available deeper into the thread.
B) The engineering bootloader worked just as well.
I apologize for thinking that I'd gotten you halfway there, and for prematurely creating a thread that posed answers without being able to follow through on the process. In acknowledgement of the time and amount of workload and stress this project and the Stylo 6 projects have taken up in my life, I don't feel that I have the capacity to continue leading any of these projects anymore.
I would still take everything that anyone in this thread, seemingly right or wrong, said with a grain of salt and do your own research and ask people your own questions before concluding anything. It's nothing personal to do with anybody, it's just the best advice that I can give you based off of the situation. I didn't learn anything by taking everybody's word for it. Even if you're wrong at first, or the first hundred times, just keep doubting and testing theories. Keep wondering. Nobody knows everything and even well-established concepts may not be fully fleshed out, especially in the world of consumers and developers attempting to use software and files from OEMs and other manufacturers that is meant to remain unbeknownst to us. There's a lot I don't know, and a lot everyone doesn't know.
Thank you for being here with me on this journey.
I hope that the files can still make themselves useful - I have full confidence that they do.
Regardless, someone I would feel more comfortable not naming due to a recently closed thread was using them to unlock phones for high prices for people. Skipping over the drama, I just wanted to make them available for everybody. I suppose I've done my part, so please take this into your hands and give it all you've got.
The original post contents are in a dropdown below. I advise you to not blindly follow through with all of it.
It's up to you guys now - do your best.
Stay hopeful, and question everything. All the time.
Haise
NOTE:
Apparently, I overlooked a detail as I didn't think it was necessary. QPST was not used here, but rather a patched Medusa that can be found here.
The way this worked was complicated and I overlooked the fact we do not have a patched Medusa.
QPST is apparently unsuccessful at the moment.
I am working on a fix for this.
If anyone has any success with a specific QFIL or QPST version then please be sure to let us know so that I can update the post.
We have the files - hardest part is over. Now we just have to be able to use them.
Apologies to everybody who ran into troubles.
I am testing on the T-Mobile variant as soon as we're able to.
It's over.
Enter 9008:
I'm going to be honest, guys - I've been working on the Stylo 6 since January and the V60 from some random point a few months ago. From here my memory's foggy, I'm tired, and you guys are smart, so if someone needs help, then help each other, okay?
Generally speaking you can use QPST or another piece of software that can interact with Qualcomm devices in 9008 mode the patched Medusa from the link at the top of the post to flash the engineering bootloader. You will use the firehose attached below along with the eng boot for this.
I don't know why it is that Medusa is required. It is unfortunate.
The previous V40 thread is practically identical and has a lot of prior support and questions answered that, the vast majority of the time, can be adapted to the current model and files. They also cover many potential problems that I did not, and it is strongly recommended that you review that thread.
Be kind. Be patient. Be courteous. Share.
And enjoy.
Haise
The way this worked was complicated and I overlooked the fact we do not have a patched Medusa.
QPST is apparently unsuccessful at the moment.
I am working on a fix for this.
If anyone has any success with a specific QFIL or QPST version then please be sure to let us know so that I can update the post.
We have the files - hardest part is over. Now we just have to be able to use them.
Apologies to everybody who ran into troubles.
I am testing on the T-Mobile variant as soon as we're able to.
It's over.
Enter 9008:
- Qualcomm USB 9008 drivers should be installed prior to this operation. These can be retrieved below, inside the archive along with the necessary files.
- Your phone must be plugged into the computer prior to the rest of the process.
- With your phone on, hold volume down and power. After about ten seconds, continue to hold power and volume down, while also spamming volume up. This works much better if your device is powered on and your screen is on, as a bar will show up on the bottom and you can initiate the volume up spamming as soon as the bar drains to empty.
- As soon as the screen turns black, let go of all of the buttons. The device should appear in 9008 mode in the Device Manager.
I'm going to be honest, guys - I've been working on the Stylo 6 since January and the V60 from some random point a few months ago. From here my memory's foggy, I'm tired, and you guys are smart, so if someone needs help, then help each other, okay?
Generally speaking you can use
I don't know why it is that Medusa is required. It is unfortunate.
The previous V40 thread is practically identical and has a lot of prior support and questions answered that, the vast majority of the time, can be adapted to the current model and files. They also cover many potential problems that I did not, and it is strongly recommended that you review that thread.
Be kind. Be patient. Be courteous. Share.
And enjoy.
Haise
Special thanks to @ps3hacker3 for participating in my Discord server and working with me last second on managing to obtain the files.
Donate to him and his partner here: PayPal.me
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