I would say the battery is almost as good as in stock, obviously lasting a little bit less when using it all day because it's android wear 2.0. But with a normal use is something like a day and a half or more (based on my usage)
The LG screen always disappears after a few secs, then the boot animation is shown and it usually stays there for like 10-15 minutes or so, if it's taking longer than 20 minutes it's probably stuck. If it's always stuck at the LG logo screen I would recommend then restoring the watch to stock and flashing it all again. If you have doubts about any of the flashing steps in the guide let me know and I will help ya
At first the watch needs to update a few apps by itself, it will take quite a bit. Just leave it connected for a few hours and you will likely have all the updates needed. You can make sure that the updates are happening by entering play store, scrolling down and checking the "My Apps" section. And don't worry about this, it's the expected behaviour at first
No chance at all, 3.0 is quite out of reach with our device. Tho I will keep on updating this rom to try and mimic the latest wear os changes so that it feels as close as possible to 3.0.
After installing this version, how come the Play Store doesn't appear in the app drawer, i mean it hasn't been installed yet? Is it necessary to install gapps?
Sorry, it's my fault because I haven't activated the internet in my phone :v, now the playstore has installed
Yeah my bad, haven't mentioned this but I replaced the Play Store app with the google play services updater, which will download the latest available play store version. So at first boot it won't show up but it will eventually be downloaded and installed so don't worry about that, might come up with something better for next update
fastboot flash recovery /path-to-twrp-3.0-squashfs-imgfastboot reboot recoveryfastboot flash boot /path-to-boot2-img and enterfastboot flash system /path-to-newdory-imgfastboot reboot for example)
newdory0.8.img boot2.img twrp-3.0-squashfs.imgunauthorized device issueThe white spot is intentional. In WearOS 2.0, you can only access some features with a hardware button. Because the G Watch does not have a physical side button, this white spot serves as that. It is a virtual button that emulates the button on the later-released G Watch R.Great ROM! However, I am experiencing some issues with it, one of which is probably my fault.
1. With my current setup, my watch always boots into recovery even if I select boot to the system. The only way I am able to boot it into the system is by using the "fastboot continue" command.
2. My watch has a white spot on bottom right of the screen, which I am sure is not a hardware issue as it worked fine in TWRP and when I initially boot in the system.
And, yes, I did try flashing everything again. So, if you know how I could fix this, I would highly appreciate that
Okey, well for the first issue I would recommend going inside twrp recovery > wipe > factory reset > swipe right. Then reinstall the rom againGreat ROM! However, I am experiencing some issues with it, one of which is probably my fault.
1. With my current setup, my watch always boots into recovery even if I select boot to the system. The only way I am able to boot it into the system is by using the "fastboot continue" command.
2. My watch has a white spot on bottom right of the screen, which I am sure is not a hardware issue as it worked fine in TWRP and when I initially boot in the system.
And, yes, I did try flashing everything again. So, if you know how I could fix this, I would highly appreciate that
