If you have TWRP, flash the US998 20e TWRP-flashable zip and that will restore LGUP Download mode. Then you can flash a full image KDZ (like US998 20h) and use ADB commands to re-lock the bootloader.
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If you have TWRP, flash the US998 20e TWRP-flashable zip and that will restore LGUP Download mode. Then you can flash a full image KDZ (like US998 20h) and use ADB commands to re-lock the bootloader.
Thank you I will try that and report back.
EDIT:: Thank you that worked PERFECTLY..
Thanks again..
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16US99810d_01_0411.KDZ
3.2GB
DOWNLOAD LINKS:
* Android File Hosts MIRROR
md5: 5186C743A4095E96127CCD22EF76F5B6
* LG-Firmwares (user-supplied firmware repository, not affiliated with LG)
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PREVIOUS FIRMWARE
US99810c_03_1216.KDZUS99810c_03_1216.KDZ
3.2GB
DOWNLOAD LINKS:
* Android File Hosts MIRROR
or
* Download Link from LG Bridge
md5: A20530ECF898DA0BCEDAE0E07B6E1B48
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NOTE: This is for all V30/V30+ US998 -- open market US998 V30/V30+ as well as U.S Cellular US998 V30/V30+.
Here's how to install Dev Patched LGUP:
1) Download and install REGULAR LGUP and then go the LGUP folder on C:\Program Files (x86)\LG Electronics\LGUP and replace the "normal" files with the Dev Patched files (attached to this post).
Install LG Drivers.
REBOOT THE COMPUTER.
2) Alternatively, you can create the folder yourself and just place the Dev Patched LGUP files there.
(IMPORTANT YOU INSTALL DEV PATCHED LGUP IN THE RIGHT PLACE. The dev patched LGUP needs to go where regular LGUP is normally installed, so it will run correctly.)You should create LGUP folder at "C:\Program Files (x86)\LG Electronics"
Then you download "LGUP+V30DLL_PATCHED.zip" file (attached to this post) and unrar.
Copy all file after unrar to C:\Program Files (x86)\LG Electronics\LGUP
Connect device and run LGUP.exe
Done
Install LG Drivers.
REBOOT THE COMPUTER.
However, some people report better success installing "regular" LGUP first.
Here's how to flash:
* If you want to have the developer LG UP version, then you need both patched .dll and patched LGUP.exe. Attached a .zip that simply has to be unpacked in the LGUP folder and it will work right away. Dev LG UP looks like this:
.DLL for all the variants I've found firmwares on XDA was the same[/SIZE].4SOLVED:
as i read in other post. Flashing a .KDZ on a unlocked bootloader messes things up.
What i did to solve:
Went into fastboot mode 'adb reboot bootloader'
relocked the bootloader 'fastboot oem lock'
rebooted to OS and skipped all configuration.
Activated developer mode
re enabled OEM unlock (it was grayed out before but now it could be switched since i relocked bootloader)
Went into bootloader mode again
Flashed my unlock.bin again 'fastboot flash unlock.bin'
rebooted into OS and skipped configuration
Activated developer mode and usb debuggin (OEM unlock is now grayed out but in ON position)
Entered fastboot mode once again and flashed TWRP img
manually entered in recovery mode (combo buttons vol+power until logo and then hold power)
Now i have fully stock ROM and TWRP
*important* it is highly recommended to use the original cable to do the flashing. (had problems with other cables until tried the original one)
Hope this help anyone else in the future
CREDITS:
this topic saved my life
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-v30/help/unlocked-t373948833I'm downloading the 10c kdz posted by ChazzMatt and pulled the kdz tools at https://github.com/ehem/kdztools to make a twrp flashable zip tonight following the instructions given here https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-l90/general/guide-how-to-make-flashable-zip-roms-t2853084. If all goes well, I'll post the zip. In full disclosure, this is the first time for me to do this and I do not yet have a phone to test, still waiting for lg to start issuing v30+ bl unlock codes.3
I unlocked my Sprint LG V30+ through an eBay seller claiming his SIM unlock technique was 100% successful. I was hesitant and grilled him about his methods before caving in and letting him tinker with my phone. I think it's the same method as the Chinese person on Baidu. It's done through LG Octopus and a custom US998 firmware that is modified to work for the Sprint variant. I am using it with a global AT&T SIM (working 100%) and the software appears to be stock Nougat US998 with no bloat.
