[ROM] [4.4.4] [D850] ParanoidAndroid 4.6 [BETA6] [11/30]

[777jon]

Paranoid Android for AT&T LG G3​

Change Log

11/30/14 (4.6 Beta 6)
- Initial release
- QuietHours
- Kernel: Oversharpening fix (Credit: [user=2174433]@Skin1980[/user])

Installation Instructions
1. Wipe data (If coming from another rom)
2. Wipe cache
3. Install ROM
4. Install GAPPS
5. Reboot

Downloads
ROM: Dev-Host | Android File Host
GAPPS: PA GAPPS
TWRP 2.8.3.0: Link

Warning
I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device!

Credits
@thecubed & Team CodeFire - for Bump!
@invisiblek - for the hard work bringing up the device

Sources
PA Github
Device Github
Kernel Github

XDA:DevDB Information
Paranoid Android 4.6, ROM for the AT&T LG G3

Contributors
777jon, invisiblek
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: AOSPA

Version Information
Status: Beta
Current Beta Version: 4.6 Beta 6
Beta Release Date: 2014-12-01

Created 2014-12-01
Last Updated 2014-12-31

 

[777jon]

Reserved

 

[777jon]

FAQ:

Chrome opens in a floating window! Fix?
Temporary workaround: open recents and tap on Chrome (it should return to full size).
Permanent workaround: Switch to Chrome Beta or another browser.

Does this ROM have the new recents? Dynamic System Bars?
Yes, these features are in the latest build

Knock on/Double tap to wake?
Enable/disable dt2w in Settings > Display > Advanced

 

[Misterowl]

Is this official?

 

[4ndroid99]

This is really nice man. Great job!!! :good:

 

[Adrluna23]

Nice, downloading now!

 

[IEatKittys!]

sweet. going to pop in my other battery and give this baby a gooo

 

[brewko]

Nice we have another rom to play around with

 

[shayneflashindaily]

Please state [official] or [unofficial] in Op header. Please and thank you

2SHAYNEZ

 

[deadzombieseverywhere]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but after having a Nexus 5 I believe AOSPA is only official for nexus and a handful of developer-friendly devices which already use AOSP as their base over cyanogen. Meaning there won't be an official PA build for any G3.

 

[KeeperOfThePizza]

Woke up at 4am with tooth pain.. Time to flash away..

---------- Post added at 05:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:19 AM ----------

Very nice. Smooth.. Make sure you get the 4.4.4 gapps.. I accidentally downloaded lollipop gapps and it failed when flashing lol.

 

[Roseysdaddy]

Very cool. Has there been any word from PA about L?

Sent from my LG-D850 using Tapatalk

 

[thatusmguy]

I'm sorry I haven't seen a thread for Q&A but does this rom allow for Bluetooth calling?

 

[shayneflashindaily]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but after having a Nexus 5 I believe AOSPA is only official for nexus and a handful of developer-friendly devices which already use AOSP as their base over cyanogen. Meaning there won't be an official PA build for any G3.

Cyanogen is aosp.... All custom Roms besides stock based firmware is based off aosp. I would doubt that the g3 will end up being one of those handful of devices. If not j don't think it really matters. Pulling source and commits unofficial is just as good to me as official. No worries

2SHAYNEZ

 

[Cryptecks]

I'm a member of the Paranoid Android Legacy team (link in my signature) and my AT&T G3 will be here in a few hours. While we definitely appreciate the unofficial build posted here, I'll go ahead and confirm now that once the main Paranoid Android team releases their first 5.0-based builds (for Nexus/Opo only, you guys are right), the Legacy team will be releasing their first builds as well (we still have NO firm answer on which devices will be supported by Legacy, we're all still testing to figure out how old of devices we want to support [the G3 family obviously doesn't fall into this]).

The D850 (as well as other G3 variants) will be built by the official PA Legacy build server, which means fast, reliable builds and downloads, as well as access to code during the development cycle that hasn't yet been open-sourced by the PA team (for the 4.0 series, that included Hover, Dynamic System Bars, etc, all of which were then later made open source once the major bugs were worked out).

While this part of the plan isn't yet finalized, I would assume that I will be posting the [Official] thread here on XDA to keep up with development and Q&A sometime in the next week or two. If you want an idea of how I do things, check out my HTC One X threads (links also in my signature). I try to be super clear about everything, include all the details I can, even to the point of excess hahaha.

@777jon, great work! I look forward to flashing this soon to see how it is, and I may be touch with you if you think you'd maybe want to help us keep some GitHub stuff up to date and hang out in chat with us (Legacy guys).

 

[KeeperOfThePizza]

Thanks @Cryptecks I've been this running build for a while. Haven't had any issues yet. Not sure about Bluetooth as I do not use it.

 

[shayneflashindaily]

That's great stuff. Glad to see PA and the legacy team jumping on this. Hopefully. :thumbup::beer:

2SHAYNEZ

 

[tmack4life]

Wtf I'm stuck at work looks like it'll have to wait.

 

[Cryptecks]

Wtf I'm stuck at work looks like it'll have to wait.

The main PA team is still working on things for their officially supported devices (Nexus/Opo), keep an eye on their Google+ community/page for more news on that. Let me be clear again:
There won't be ANY [Official] PA builds for any other devices (known as the Legacy team/community/[group of devices]) until the main PA team releases builds officially through either G+ or http://www.paranoidandroid.co.

@777jon has my full blessing to continue with Unofficial builds here in this thread until that time comes (when I will put up my own thread, this will be my last "hi-jacking" of this one for Official news) and honestly I hope that he would like to help us maintain the Official series as well, again when the time comes.

 

[shekinahsmoke]

I'm a member of the Paranoid Android Legacy team (link in my signature) and my AT&T G3 will be here in a few hours. While we definitely appreciate the unofficial build posted here, I'll go ahead and confirm now that once the main Paranoid Android team releases their first 5.0-based builds (for Nexus/Opo only, you guys are right), the Legacy team will be releasing their first builds as well (we still have NO firm answer on which devices will be supported by Legacy, we're all still testing to figure out how old of devices we want to support [the G3 family obviously doesn't fall into this]).

The D850 (as well as other G3 variants) will be built by the official PA Legacy build server, which means fast, reliable builds and downloads, as well as access to code during the development cycle that hasn't yet been open-sourced by the PA team (for the 4.0 series, that included Hover, Dynamic System Bars, etc, all of which were then later made open source once the major bugs were worked out).

While this part of the plan isn't yet finalized, I would assume that I will be posting the [Official] thread here on XDA to keep up with development and Q&A sometime in the next week or two. If you want an idea of how I do things, check out my HTC One X threads (links also in my signature). I try to be super clear about everything, include all the details I can, even to the point of excess hahaha.

@777jon, great work! I look forward to flashing this soon to see how it is, and I may be touch with you if you think you'd maybe want to help us keep some GitHub stuff up to date and hang out in chat with us (Legacy guys).

my goodness this was the most gracious nonconfrontational thing Ive seen from a dev team in quite some time. Kudos to PA crew. #respect