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Saul:Anyone Have a stock or de-bloated twrp flashable .zip file i can get a copy of. Kinda bricked mine and getting Laf
error from Uppercut with the only kdz i can find for this phone. i will host it afterwards from my drive.
Cool. Glad you got it working. The Aristo 2 is almost impossible to hard brick.Actually while i was getting laf errors from uppercut. The actual lgup software worked
To flash the kdz but thank you for your help.
Um just Turn off phoneNew Tutorial:
Install LGUP Dual Mode(Dev/User) on your Windows PC
This is pretty cool. check out some of the Dev mode screens:
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I'm sure you are right about LG forwarding the firmware to the carriers.If they have the source code released then they're done with all the manufacturer specifics and have forwarded it to the carriers to bloat up...good news for us
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I'm still not sure what causes that weird TWRP issue. It's never happened to me.Agreed...I'm happy about it as well...the stylo 4 (until i broke it) ran lovely on Oreo, even if the 1.8ghz octa was a little anemic...I think a 2gb ram device like this one will benefit from the memory management...i still need to root this thing...i had an issue with the kernel img that i got from the root thread- my display was moved halfway up the screen and the touchscreen wasn't working at all...i had to extract the aboot from the factory firmware and fastboot flash it to recover...
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It wasnt just a twrp issue...the stock rom booted with the same display offset...thats why i know it was the driver...the fw was 10i i believe but I'll dbl chk the download on the laptop...I'm still not sure what causes that weird TWRP issue. It's never happened to me.
So you flashed a bootloader image from which firmware to fix it ?
This is the best and quickest root method currently (IMO):
Install a custom pre-rooted ROM to your LG Aristo 2 or Aristo 2 plus using TWRP
and all you did was flash the bootloader image thru fastboot ?It wasnt just a twrp issue...the stock rom booted with the same display offset...thats why i know it was the driver...the fw was 10i i believe but I'll dbl chk the download on the laptop...
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And yeah a prerooted rom is always the fastest cuz the kernel is already patched...
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I grabbed the kernel from here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/lg-aristo-2-root-t3746425
I'm thinking it was too old...it was a rush job and i know better but hey lol
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I remember the stock fw i used to repair it was the latest nougat kdz
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No i flashed the kernel...i said boot tho didn't i? Lol it's early...and all you did was flash the bootloader image thru fastboot ?
So how did you break your Stylo 4 ? is it in 9008 mode ?Agreed...I'm happy about it as well...the stylo 4 (until i broke it) ran lovely on Oreo, even if the 1.8ghz octa was a little anemic...I think a 2gb ram device like this one will benefit from the memory management...i still need to root this thing...i had an issue with the kernel img that i got from the root thread- my display was moved halfway up the screen and the touchscreen wasn't working at all...i had to extract the aboot from the factory firmware and fastboot flash it to recover...
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Well, you can't really flash the kernel alone, you can flash a boot image containing a kernel or a recovery image containing a kernel.No i flashed the kernel...i said boot tho didn't i? Lol it's early...
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Yeah it was the whole boot img...but i figure the kernel is the issue...speculation of course... but idk what else would cause the display problem if not a mismatch between the kernel and BL...cuz everything was skewed, twrp, the OS etc but only AFTER the initial bootloader screen where you get the unlocked warning and the LG logo, once the BL passed off to either the kernel in recovery or the system kernel she went haywire...So how did you break your Stylo 4 ? is it in 9008 mode ?
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Well, you can't really flash the kernel alone, you can flash a boot image containing a kernel or a recovery image containing a kernel.
You said you flashed aboot, which is the primary bootloader
I know, what a waste of a nice phone.Yeah it was the whole boot img...but i figure the kernel is the issue...speculation of course... but idk what else would cause the display problem if not a mismatch between the kernel and BL...cuz everything was skewed, twrp, the OS etc but only AFTER the initial bootloader screen where you get the unlocked warning and the LG logo, once the BL passed off to either the kernel in recovery or the system kernel she went haywire...
The stylo 4 i accidentally ran over with a petibone on a jobsite smh it got pretty well flattened...and it wasn't rootable anyway so....blah lol
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Take a look at the post i got the image from would you? It didnt specify versions so i assumed it would be ok but it wasn't so....... I'm on 10I right now...it's the stock MPCS build...I know, what a waste of a nice phone.
The Aristo 2 boot images hadn't changed in a half dozen straight releases, then in 10L they made some major changes.
That's why I stay on 10K