[ROOT] and TWRP with squashfs 3.1.1 for Lg urbane 2nd

[Grumps]

I changed my phone and I have on LG Urban 2 started the Wear Recovery procedure.
after restart, it will start only on TWRP. what can I do??

Thanks in advance
mminfor

flash original recovery back

 

[sebj84]

Did anybody tried this?

https://forum.xda-developers.com/g-watch-r/development/getting-ext4-instead-squashfs-6-0-1-t3341166

I still had no time to review the aw2.0 fw. but should be possible, to get this done too, or not?
anybody time to give it a try on our urbane?

 

[physicistman]

I changed my phone and I have on LG Urban 2 started the Wear Recovery procedure.
after restart, it will start only on TWRP. what can I do??

Thanks in advance
mminfor

I would try flashing the boot image again, if it continuously boots into recovery then usually boot image is corrupted.

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Did anybody tried this?

https://forum.xda-developers.com/g-watch-r/development/getting-ext4-instead-squashfs-6-0-1-t3341166

I still had no time to review the aw2.0 fw. but should be possible, to get this done too, or not?
anybody time to give it a try on our urbane?

I would 100% not recommend you do anything with partitions in Android unless you are an expert. Messing with partitions is an easy way to a hard brick. If you try it remember that you are doing so at very high risk to the device. If you wait I am putting the finishing touches on a guide for those who wish to modify the system image, you still won't be able to modify the system partition while it is mounted, but you can make any changes needed before re-flashing. I personally will not go the route of modifying wear partitions I know how to do it in standard android, but am not particularly found of doing it, especially in Android Wear of which I am still learning.

 

[sebj84]

I would try flashing the boot image again, if it continuously boots into recovery then usually boot image is corrupted.

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I would 100% not recommend you do anything with partitions in Android unless you are an expert. Messing with partitions is an easy way to a hard brick. If you try it remember that you are doing so at very high risk to the device. If you wait I am putting the finishing touches on a guide for those who wish to modify the system image, you still won't be able to modify the system partition while it is mounted, but you can make any changes needed before re-flashing. I personally will not go the route of modifying wear partitions I know how to do it in standard android, but am not particularly found of doing it, especially in Android Wear of which I am still learning.

yes, you might be right about that. my experience with repartitioning is "mixed" as i can say.....?


will wait for your guide.

 

[Rayfen Windspear]

Will this work with watch sport as well?

Can we then maybe fix APN settings after its rooted?

Yes, I have successfully done so. There is a method of adding an APN that apparently makes it live alongside userdata. It survived the recent update to Aug 1st security patch, but was wiped when I had to unpair/reset the watch.

See my comment in this thread for details.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=73558495&postcount=5

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On another note, is there perhaps a zip out there that completely undoes everything that the systemless SuperSu zip does? I'm looking to get in, set the APN, and get out and end up having SafetyNet checks pass. Not to mention the fact that it makes me very uncomfortable to have unmanaged root privileges without the actual SuperSu app to keep things in check.

 

[sebj84]

Yes, I have successfully done so. There is a method of adding an APN that apparently makes it live alongside userdata. It survived the recent update to Aug 1st security patch, but was wiped when I had to unpair/reset the watch.

See my comment in this thread for details.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=73558495&postcount=5

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On another note, is there perhaps a zip out there that completely undoes everything that the systemless SuperSu zip does? I'm looking to get in, set the APN, and get out and end up having SafetyNet checks pass. Not to mention the fact that it makes me very uncomfortable to have unmanaged root privileges without the actual SuperSu app to keep things in check.

yes there is an un-root.zip you can use. try search in the forum, if you don't find it, i will upload it when i'm at home (since it is on my laptop)

 

[ystong]

I have adb debug on and fastboot oem unlock, but I cannot push the SuperSU.zip to my watch. It says 'error: closed'. What is the problem? Thank you for your reply in advance.

 

[usgaap]

It may appear you have a buggy USB connection.

See example 1, 2 or 3.

Try using another USB port or hold the charger and watch so they can't disconnect.

 

[Fadielzant]

Does these file still working
Please advice
Thank you

 

[Xspeed]

Does anyone have a copy of this TWRP recovery image file? The original link has been disabled it seems

 

[sebj84]

Does anyone have a copy of this TWRP recovery image file? The original link has been disabled it seems

twrp-3.1.1.0.img

1 file sent via WeTransfer, the simplest way to send your files around the world

we.tl

There you go.
Only 7 days available. Let me know, if it is outdated.

 

[Nick_73]

I could also use the link if anyone has it.... Thanks