Thank you
@civilwarrock For The Written instructions:
Drivers Needed:
I had issues getting ADB to work so I used a driver called "LG United Mobile Driver". Google "LG V10 ADB Driver" and you will find it. Or you can try this which seems to work for some people:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Pre-Setup and Checks:
Step #1, (assuming you are not on Android 6.0) Make sure USB Debugging is enabled, and ensure you can issue ADB Reboot Recovery without a problem
Step #2 You will need to update your TWRP to a newer version. Download an app called Flashify and flash this version of TWRP:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-lg-v10/development/recovery-updated-twrp-v3-0-1-0-t3350825
It will be the link that says
"Marshmallow". Save that file to your SD Card, or internal storage and open flashify and flash that img file under recovery.
NOTE: ITS REALLY IMPORTANT YOU FLASH THE MARSHMALLOW VERSION OF TWRP. MAKE SURE YOU DO THIS AND DO THIS PART CORRECTLY.
Step #2, Reboot into recovery using the command "adb reboot recovery" in ADB. This is to ensure the new version of TWRP is working.
Step #3, Inside of TWRP Poweroff the system, or just pull the battery. We want to make sure your computer recognizes fastboot. With the phone off, boot into fastboot by holding down the volume down button and plugging in the usb cable attached to your computer. This may take a second but you should enter fastboot and the screen will tell you.
Step #4 Issue the fastboot command "fastboot reboot" this is to ensure we can issue fastboot commands. The phone should reboot.
Step#5 Download Part 1 and Part 2 on the first page of the thread, you can use the Less Bloat or Deoxed one but I just used:
Part1: V10_H901_V20E_Stock_MM_P1_20160417.zip
Part2: V10_H901_V20E_Syste_Boot_Par2.zip
Step #6 Put these on your SD Card or internal storage, we will use these later.
Flashing Steps:
Step #7 Reboot into the new version of TWRP, you can do this with the command
"adb reboot recovery" or by pulling the battery, holding the volume down button and the power button, waiting till you see the LG Logo, releasing the power button but continuing to hold the volume down button, and then counting to 1 second, and pressing the power button again while still holding the volume down button. Keep holding the two buttons until you see the factory reset screen. Using the volume buttons and the power button arrow down to Yes, and then press the power button and let go, then wait 1 second and arrow down to yes again and press the power button, you should enter TWRP.
Step #8 Wipe Data, System, Cache, Dalvik in TWRP
Step #9 First flash Part1,
DO NOT REBOOT
Step #10 Flash Part2,
DO NOT REBOOT
Step #11 Pull out your battery, hold the volume down button, and plug in the Micro USB cable and continue to hold the volume down button until you enter fastboot. Once in Fastboot type this command
"fastboot oem unlock".
NOTE: THIS WILL WIPE ALL DATA ON THE SD CARD, SO HAVE EVERYTHING BACKED UP BEFORE YOU EVEN BEGIN THIS PROCESS.
Step #12 Issue the fastboot command
"fastboot reboot" and the phone should now boot into Android 6.0
How to get root:
Pull the battery or power off the phone. Enter recovery using the buttons by: "holding the volume down button and the power button, waiting till you see the LG Logo, releasing the power button but continuing to hold the volume down button, and then counting to 1 second, and pressing the power button again while still holding the volume down button. Keep holding the two buttons until you see the factory reset screen. Using the volume buttons and the power button arrow down to Yes, and then press the power button and let go, then wait 1 second and arrow down to yes again and press the power button, you should enter TWRP."
Once in TWP you need to flash the latest version of SuperSU. You don't need to wipe cache or anything. The latest superuser zip can also be found here
http://www.supersuroot.com/download.html .
Remove Bloat:
Removing bloat is pretty easy once you have root. You can download an app from the app store called
"Root App Deleter" it is by the developer TopDev. You can navigate to System Apps in the Root App Deleter app and hit Pro mode. Click on any app you don't want and press uninstall. Most apps will fail and the press the force button. I use this to remove all the preinstalled bloat. Works great! Be careful though as you can accidentally remove important stuff. But you will want to remove
TMobile.pr.adapt.
Originally Posted by alphahere
Ia zip with two files odexed so that exposed does not crash the 2nd screen apps.
Anyone can do this - deodex the following files and replace the odex files with deodexed versions.
./system/priv-app/LGInCallUI/LGInCallUI.apk
./system/priv-app/LGContacts/LGContacts.apk
Make sure you removes the odex versions from the directory and exposed works great with these apps. That is all that I was doing. Hope that clears the air a bit. Pretty simple stuff.
@alphahere, Posted File: Xposed_2ndScreen_fix_MM.zip
Also posted in Download Section of This Thread.