[ROM] G2 VZW Lollipop Extreme v1.1 3/17/15

[MicroMod777]

Here's my personal rom that I customized to my liking.

Base: VS980 Lollipop 39a
Kernel: 39a thanks to xdabebb

Features:
**Debloated
**Rooted: Powered by SuperSU thanks to chainfire
**Host file adblocker
**G3 wallpaper for home and lockscreen that I resized to fit G2.
**Customer wallpaper thank to unknown xda user.
**GSM fix for unkown sim
**APN support for T-Mobile & ATT, etc...
**36 dpi nav bar.
**LG boot and shutdown animation changed.
**T-Mobile ringtone added
**Mobile Hotspot mod by xdabbeb
**usbautorun.iso removed.
**4k and slow motion video camera.
**Viper4Android thanks Viper520

Flash Instructions:
***Must be on 39a bootstack.
***If on 39a can dirty flash.
***If not on 39a, full wipe recommended.
***Flash from recovery.

Change log:
v1.1 Added permissive kernel thanks to xdabbeb.
*Enabled 4k and slow motion video recording by changing phone model in build.prop to LG-F350K and adding G3 media profiles. Thanks to somboons.
*Added Viper4Android sound effects thanks to Viper520 and others on xda.
*Added back Quick Remote

Download:

V1.1 Must be on bootstack 39a.

ROM: Android File Host fixed

LP-Extreme-v1.1.zip

Mirror Mega

LP-Extreme-v1.1.zip

MD5: f3c8c48abc9e31916c1a6c7549f8998a

ROM:
LP-Extreme-v1.0.zip

Mirror:

LP-Extreme-v1.0.zip



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39a bootstack: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59336740&postcount=1

Mods:
Nav Bar 30dpi

Nav Bar 40dpi

Nav Bar 36dpi

Volume Boost

Hotspot Mod

Heres an older version of Google Play music that works works with Viper4Android. Uninstall previous version and manually install this one.

Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=96042739161892587


If you internal storage is missing after or can't boot using a non stock vzw rom go here for fix: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59732202&postcount=25

XDA:DevDB Information
[ROM] Lollipop Extreme v1.1 3/17/15, ROM for the Verizon LG G2

Contributors
MicroMod777, xdabbeb
ROM OS Version: Lollipop
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
ROM Firmware Required: 39b bootstack

Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2015-03-17

Created 2015-04-26
Last Updated 2015-04-26

 

[MicroMod777]

reserved...

 

[sbattosai]

Any battery mod/tweak to solve lollipop's power hungriness?
Thanks for the rom!

 

[MicroMod777]

Any battery mod/tweak to solve lollipop's power hungriness?
Thanks for the rom!

Its not that bad honestly. Any good tweaks you know of that I can add on next update then??

 

[Lawlrus]

Any battery mod/tweak to solve lollipop's power hungriness?
Thanks for the rom!

Solve it? It doesn't make sense to you that a new operating system would use more energy than the previous?

I mean this is exactly what happened from jelly bean to kitkat.

 

[markml0528]

Solve it? It doesn't make sense to you that a new operating system would use more energy than the previous?

I mean this is exactly what happened from jelly bean to kitkat.

Even if it did happen with those two version of Android (which idk if it did, kit kat seems the same or better to me), it's far from a rule. New OS update doesn't always mean more power hungry.

 

[Lawlrus]

Even if it did happen with those two version of Android (which idk if it did, kit kat seems the same or better to me), it's far from a rule. New OS update doesn't always mean more power hungry.

Pretty much. If you didn't get to use jelly bean in its prime, it was crazy. Battery life was better, so this precise thing happened. People wanted to roll back to it until eventually everyone just bit the bullet and stayed with kit kat.

After its been out for a while, some things will be better, custom kernels ect... Minor optimization increases, but I wouldn't expect the same or better battery life than what kit kat was.

Its not even official released for everyone, give it time.

 

[chrisp304]

Pretty much. If you didn't get to use jelly bean in its prime, it was crazy. Battery life was better, so this precise thing happened. People wanted to roll back to it until eventually everyone just bit the bullet and stayed with kit kat.

After its been out for a while, some things will be better, custom kernels ect... Minor optimization increases, but I wouldn't expect the same or better battery life than what kit kat was.

Its not even official released for everyone, give it time.

Sorry, your premise is baseless, while what you're saying about those particular versions of Android is correct, it does not constitute a "rule" as the previous post said. Windows 8.1 for example. Not trying to start an argument, just saying newer operating system versions do not as a rule consume more power.

Sent from my VS980 4G using XDA Free mobile app

 

[donalberto17]

Can I flash this rom from TWRP 2.7 and cloudy 2.2?

 

[Lawlrus]

Can I flash this rom from TWRP 2.7 and cloudy 2.2?

No, upgrade your recovery.

No, you need to be on 39a

 

[donalberto17]

No, upgrade your recovery.

No, you need to be on 39a

It doesn't say you need to be on 39a

 

[Lawlrus]

@chrisp304

I misread his post, I didn't notice he said rule. And also didn't realize he was disagreeing with me, so my post means differently than what I intended, also the a in my original post was supposed to be a "the".

It makes sense to me that lollipop consumes more battery than kitkat because kitkat used more than jelly bean on this phone. This was also the case with my old xt912.

I'm not sure why you made the assumption that I feel this way about any electronic that runs an operating system because I didn't. This is a phone forums we are on no?

Surprised that I had that many mistakes in a row with my posting, but equally surprised how critically my posts were taken to try and initiate a debate on opinions.

If you don't feel my opinion is correct based off what we have already experienced on this phone, that's perfectly fine, but this isn't the place for debates.

---------- Post added at 11:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:20 PM ----------

It doesn't say you need to be on 39a

I'm on a roll with screw ups tonight and I made an assumption, so let me word this correctly.

If you are on the 4.4 bootloader, as in you flash your cloudy ROM with a bumped kernel, not a loki'd kernel, then yes, you can clean flash it.

If you are on the 4.2 bootloader, you need to flash the 27a, 28a, or 39a bootstack, so you get put on the 4.4 bootloader with a bumped recovery.

I don't think 2.7.0 was being used when bump was introduced, so I'm pretty sure my assumption of you being on the 4.2 bootloader is correct. Wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong

 

[MicroMod777]

All u need bootstack 27a or higher.

 

[chrisp304]

@chrisp304

I misread his post, I didn't notice he said rule. And also didn't realize he was disagreeing with me, so my post means differently than what I intended, also the a in my original post was supposed to be a "the".

It makes sense to me that lollipop consumes more battery than kitkat because kitkat used more than jelly bean on this phone. This was also the case with my old xt912.

I'm not sure why you made the assumption that I feel this way about any electronic that runs an operating system because I didn't. This is a phone forums we are on no?

Surprised that I had that many mistakes in a row with my posting, but equally surprised how critically my posts were taken to try and initiate a debate on opinions.

If you don't feel my opinion is correct based off what we have already experienced on this phone, that's perfectly fine, but this isn't the place for debates.

Fair enough, I'm glad you could explain. But at the same time you try to call me out saying I made an assumption. I only commented on the words you wrote. An assumption would have been me assuming you meant phone operating systems only.

---------- Post added at 11:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:20 PM ----------



I'm on a roll with screw ups tonight and I made an assumption, so let me word this correctly.

If you are on the 4.4 bootloader, as in you flash your cloudy ROM with a bumped kernel, not a loki'd kernel, then yes, you can clean flash it.

If you are on the 4.2 bootloader, you need to flash the 27a, 28a, or 39a bootstack, so you get put on the 4.4 bootloader with a bumped recovery.

I don't think 2.7.0 was being used when bump was introduced, so I'm pretty sure my assumption of you being on the 4.2 bootloader is correct. Wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong

Sent from my VS980 4G using XDA Free mobile app

 

[bouchigo]

@MicroMod777

Just a suggestion, but you can setup up your zip with all the bootstack files from 39A (using the 27A bootloader, and persist.img). Then it won't matter what recovery, or what bootstack the user is currently on. It's an all in one zip where no separate bootstack needs to be flashed. All they have to do is wipe dalvik cache, system, data, and cache before flashing. That's how I have mine setup, and it works great.

 

[RichSPK]

Quick Remote?

Did you strip out Quick Remote? I haven't had any coffee, but I don't see it.

 

[MicroMod777]

@MicroMod777

Just a suggestion, but you can setup up your zip with all the bootstack files from 39A (using the 27A bootloader, and persist.img). Then it won't matter what recovery, or what bootstack the user is currently on. It's an all in one zip where no separate bootstack needs to be flashed. All they have to do is wipe dalvik cache, system, data, and cache before flashing. That's how I have mine setup, and it works great.

Thats a good idea.

Did you strip out Quick Remote? I haven't had any coffee, but I don't see it.

Yea took that out as bloat. I can do an add on zip later.

 

[jin5]

Thats a good idea.

Yea took that out as bloat. I can do an add on zip later.

yes, can you please make the stock apps as separate addons?
i liked quickremote, memo/memo+ and quick translator.

thanks!!

 

[snake2332]

I also would like the QRemote application available. I like when you get all the LG apps in a big ZIP and can delete the ones you don't want then flash the zip. That method works great.

 

[MicroMod777]

Can't get those apps to install on zip. Flash full stock rom and then flash my extreme theme.

https://mega.co.nz/#!YdMQ3R7A!OyMf1yse1HHuWA783Cn8IYeN-BhWKfsURJjPe_6h0HU