This is the smartest thing that I think everyone should do! No chance I'd flash that other thing either (i have my reasons!). I've also been patiently waiting for a way to root marshmallow or to hear that someone brave tried to flash the ota with flashfire and used the keep root/twrp option.
I saw it on AndroidPolice the other day, I'll take a look.
Thank you for your continuing trust and support.
Thanks for the support.
I think that there are people much smarter than me who originally designed the entire phone and its software, and messing with low-level stuff such as bootloaders without deep knowledge of it can only lead to trouble. I'm staying out of the whole "boot Marshmallow on Lollipop bootloader" debacle. There is no 100% reliable way to flash back to Lollipop at this point, especially since the Antirollback counter increases when you flash the MM KDZ, and there is no LP KDZ, so... let's sit tight. Codefire is working on figuring out an alternate TWRP installation method. We might have to do something silly like use send_command.exe again, who knows. I'm not skilled enough to figure out what LG castrated inside their fastboot implementation.WakeLockManager crashed the main system process (the entire ART virtual machine).
agreed. The other thread is full of issues from various users and for me I see no rush to flash anything. It's clearly not proven to be stable, nor safe. As you mentioned the codefire lads will likely have something whenever they feel it's ready for prime time. So I'm gonna sit comfortably on 5.1.1 and work on theming more 3rd party apps for my theme. I'll revisit system apps when we finally do get 6.0 the right way.Thanks for the support.
I'm happy that there are others on XDA who value stability over gimmicks and having the latest-and-greatest (even though it's broken).
Hmm, I've not downloaded it.....
Then uninstall whatever you installed in the last two days - one of those things is conflicting with PowerNap/WakeLockManager.
I am in no rush. I'm happy as can be on you're 5.1.1 ROM. I've learned to not get so excited about the upgrade to new Android versions over the years. With the exception of 1 or 2 in the last 12, they never really include any earth shattering changes and even the significant ones are very rarely (if ever) something to get too excited about. The mere thought of possible mods or customization add-ons available to rooted users excite and stimulate more than any implemented firmware upgrade ever has for me, so I am in no rush to MM when there's other fun stuff that will, even more so, improve my experience. For those making and have made the immediate leap to MM only to find they have to wait for some mods dev to workout MM bugs or not yet MM compatible, have an inhibited or degraded experience and, from what I can tell, with little compensation from the stock improvements. I'm usually all in for upgrades and new releases with both hardware and software, but with firmware I only care to keep up with standards.
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File name is update.zip in cache/ directory.
Over-The-Air update. Your phone downloads Android operating system updates automatically in the background, but the update will fail when you're not 100% stock. This is why we disable the OTA system services so that the phone doesn't keep downloading the update and notifying you to install it. Instructions for disabling the OTA system services (there are three) are in the OP.
I'm very, very happy with your rom and like I said before, haven't needed any flashes or major changes other than app updates since the first install. I've never had a custom rom work this good. Like many others have said, it unlocks the potential of the LG hardware. The only drawbacks to this phone right now are the common LG hardware issues we all know about. With your rom though, it's still the best phone option for me. Regarding M, I'm skeptical with no LP kdz, the prospect of an M kdz and twrp install method both happening might be kinda slim?Thanks for the support.
I can't find it either the /cache file is empty using es explorerFile name is update.zip in cache/ directory.
Be sure to disable OTA too, or you'll just find it downloaded again.
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Have to make sure you are using root explorer.
