Anyway to remove 'ROOTED' in download mode? - G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I have a TMobile D801 and I performed a full factory restore of the factory kdz file, then performed a factory reset, but when in download mode it still says its rooted. Any way to remove this?
Thanks.

stevessvt said:
I have a TMobile D801 and I performed a full factory restore of the factory kdz file, then performed a factory reset, but when in download mode it still says its rooted. Any way to remove this?
Thanks.
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You search app OTA RootKeeper then temp unroot and try again...

ntthinh2006 said:
You search app OTA RootKeeper then temp unroot and try again...
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stevessvt said:
I have a TMobile D801 and I performed a full factory restore of the factory kdz file, then performed a factory reset, but when in download mode it still says its rooted. Any way to remove this?
Thanks.
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Way off, he has restored the phone to factory by re imaging it, which overwrites /system where the root binaries are installed to. Yet it still shows rooted as does mine. Rootkeeper will in no way help this, this is a software fuse issue.

If you had read the cmd screen when rooting you would have know that rooting trips rootchecker (unique to lg devices), this is an IRREVERSIBLE action.
Sent from my LG-D802 using xda app-developers app

If you want a new phone break the digitizers so the screen won't show or modify aboot these are as irreversable more or less but a carrier can't fight if a carrier cannot see. - Karate kid adaptation.
Sent from my VS980 4G using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

unrooted
Im not sure how i just got my phone to read unrooted. I factory restored my phone and when i tried to reroot it with ioroot, I messed it up by not having usb connected. On ioroot, the daemon started but froze. I went to restore it in download mode, and it said unrooted. Not sure exactly how I did it.

aliaksei said:
If you had read the cmd screen when rooting you would have know that rooting trips rootchecker (unique to lg devices), this is an IRREVERSIBLE action.
Sent from my LG-D802 using xda app-developers app
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I used kingoapp to root my phone, one click rooting took about a minute to do, so I didnt read anything about it. Its no big deal though, thanks for everyone replying.

anon_72 said:
Im not sure how i just got my phone to read unrooted. I factory restored my phone and when i tried to reroot it with ioroot, I messed it up by not having usb connected. On ioroot, the daemon started but froze. I went to restore it in download mode, and it said unrooted. Not sure exactly how I did it.
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Which model phone do you have?

arie001 said:
Which model phone do you have?
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His first post says D801.

I was referring to post #6, anon_72's.
Sent from my LG-D800 using Tapatalk

red rooted still showing
hy, i have the intl. version of the g2 and rooted the phone on the 4.2.2
after 1 day i have reverted to stock, following the thread on xda - there are more others on web, but have the same structure/basics
problem is that in download mode it shows ROOTED in red, although i have reverted to stock 4-5 times and with different stock roms (eur/asian/etc) but nothing new - the red rooted is still there in download mode - the phone is not rooted anymore
i have tried to hard reset but no change!
if any had this issue and resolved in some way - please respond
btw - i have updated to kitkat in march - the red rooted is still there
i have reverted the kitkat to stock 4.2.2 but no success - red rooted still present
i'm worried if my phone needs to be sent to warranty - it will be rejected and then i will brick my brain

On Sprint G2 (LS980) as soon as you flash a .tot root label dissapears so there must be a way on international version as well.
Ive flashed .tot files 3 times so far and root warning went away each time.

if you are on 4.4.2 d802
just flash this file from recovery
http://d-h.st/tnZ

no recovery
mlm1102003 said:
if you are on 4.4.2 d802
just flash this file from recovery
http://d-h.st/tnZ
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sorry, but how do i enter in recovery? i dont have one installed
my g2 is not rooted at the moment, i have the stock 4.4.2 - D80220b

Hi
Root your device again by ioroot25 and then copy these files into Persist Folder in root of device :
http://d-h.st/U26

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Masoud.ebi said:
Hi
Root your device again by ioroot25 and then copy these files into Persist Folder in root of device :
http://d-h.st/U26
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ioroot25 - is for rooting kikat? or i have to revert to 4.2.2 and root there?

Ioroot25 is the latest version of root exploit script by Autoprime and you can root both KK and JB .
download link of ioroot25 : http://bit.ly/1hPLwsj

please help
Masoud.ebi said:
Ioroot25 is the latest version of root exploit script by Autoprime and you can root both KK and JB .
download link of ioroot25 : http://bit.ly/1hPLwsj
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i have rooted again and put the 2 rct files in persist folder but now what i have to do!
sorry for bothering but wanna be sure to do it right!
tell me step by step as for stupids what file in what folder needs to be...,
do i need to install a custom recovery, or what? what to do with the unrooted.rar file you send it to me?
step by step please, i dont want to brick my phone

Just root and then put 2 rct files into Persist folders then set permission power off device and check download mode status .
dont worry it is safe and i did this method on my G2 .

not working
Masoud.ebi said:
Just root and then put 2 rct files into Persist folders then set permission power off device and check download mode status .
dont worry it is safe and i did this method on my G2 .
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i did and not working!
after i flash 4.2.2 stock rom it shows unrooted, but when i upgrade to kitkat it shows rooted
only in kitkat shows red rooted!
i think the 2 files for persist folder are deleted in the upgrade process, i dont know, this issue become annoying and brick's my brain
i dont know what to do.....
if you are on kitkat with stock rom - check again in download mode - maby it shows rooted as my does - checking the second time it shows rooted on my phone
i think i need some software to erase the system partition, where the os is installing, i think there are some files - junk files remained from rooting
this is just my oppinion....
excuse my english!

Related

[REQ} Stock Recovery for LG G2

Anyone have a link or a copy of the VZW G2 Stock Recovery?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2448960
fenixnr said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2448960
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I see a "return to stock" guide on that page. Thanks, but I'm looking for just the Recovery - not the entire ROM.
You can find it here http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G2
just check your version.
Partager.info said:
You can find it here http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G2
just check your version.
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If I need D802 stock recovery I need to flash this?
http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G2/D802/Stock_Firmware/10b_16G_partitions recovery.img?
Can I install this with TMRW or what is called recovery to get stock recovery yup?
Partager.info said:
You can find it here http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G2
just check your version.
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Downloaded the TOT file. I'm guessing the Recovery image is in it somewhere. I'm looking for JUST a Recovery zip.
rfarrah said:
Anyone have a link or a copy of the VZW G2 Stock Recovery?
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My FLASHIFY backup of VS980 11A recovery. Unzip into flashify backup directory under recovery.
Steamer86 said:
My FLASHIFY backup of VS980 11A recovery. Unzip into flashify backup directory under recovery.
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Can Someone Backup International D802 version? :/
Anyone have a backup of the att d800
Sent from my LG-D800 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
Steamer86 said:
My FLASHIFY backup of VS980 11A recovery. Unzip into flashify backup directory under recovery.
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THANK YOU, Sir.
Update:
Having trouble with Flashify. It doesn't see a recovery image, I guess. I tried putting the zip file, the extracted folder, AND the single file into Flashify's Recovery folder. No go. It doesn't see a file to flash for some reason. Am I doing something wrong?
Single file would be the way to go. No clue, have never actually used it. Just backed it up. Sorry. Maybe just may work for me. Shouldn't you be able to remove from a tot or extracted kdz bin?
Reverting to stock recovery in order to accept OTA updates ...
For anyone trying to apply any OTA updates, e.g., from Verizon, after modding your phone, restoring back to your previous version and wanting to go back to stock (for WHATEVER reason):
As you may have found out, trying to apply OTA updates with a custom recovery seemingly bricks your phone (it doesn't really, there are some nifty "dd" Linux commands you can use to get your phone to break out of the boot-loop it's stuck in).
Since I went back to my previously backed up stock ROM, I also wanted to revert to my stock recovery so that I could accept Verizon's OTA updates (if only because the popup reminders are annoying and a drain of the battery).
Here are the steps I followed, thanks to this thread:
- I downloaded the recovery.img from the link in Partager.info's post (#4) (choose the model subfolder which corresponds to your variant of the G2).
- I used "adb push" to copy the file from my computer to /sdcard (good to have on the sdcard partition as the rest get blown away when you flash a ROM)
- I installed "Flashify (for root users)" (found in the Play Store) on my phone
- I ran Flashify and chose the stock recovery file I downloaded which was in the /sdcard folder as expected (no need to put image files in specific folders; whatever works best for you)
- It flashed it in a blink of the eye and asked me to reboot; I did and it's worth mentioning I got the Android with the triangle (*clench*)
- I held the power button and forced it to shut down/reboot
- Upon reboot, I saw the Verizon boot animation (*unclench*)
- I checked for an update from Verizon and it prompted me to reboot and apply it; I clicked "Install now"
- It successfully rebooted and applied the update; what a relief to see the firmware update splash screen
Pfew. Thanks again, Partager.info and Steamer86.
hii
hello . fırstly sorry my bad english..I have lg g2 D802 32 gb.. I have used so much roms for my phone after that i wanted to turn stock rom . and I uptade 6UR/TURKEY_OPEN_16 V10C LGD802 this rom to my phone , firstly gıve error and which is wanted to pın . i tried again and i could installed to rom . but i saw that my phones memory decrease 16 gb. i tried more things suchs as make root again, and ınstall custom roms, install euro stock roms but no cant solve this problem..MY PHONE MEMory was 32 gb BUT NOW 16 gb ... i hope you can help me
Guys Can someone hlep me with a stock recovery for my lg g2 d802 italy vodafone 10c?
Thx a lot!

[Q] Transfer TWRP back up using ADB

Hey,
Can someone explain to me how I can tranfer a TWRP back up from my PC to my LG G2 D802 using adb sideload?
I got an OTA and updated, now I get a constant TWRP bootloop and don't have a back up.
I was running the 4.4.2 LG KK rom with custom recovery and root : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2681205
I want to place my TWRP back up of my rom, so I can use this tutorial http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2659231.
I removed the back up from my phone because it was 4 gb large, hovewer I also do not have enough room to place this back up.
So:
I have to remove some files so I have enough place to place my back up file, so I can restore my phone.
Hartendief said:
Hey,
Can someone explain to me how I can tranfer a TWRP back up from my PC to my LG G2 D802 using adb sideload?
I got an OTA and updated, now I get a constant TWRP bootloop and don't have a back up.
I was running the 4.4.2 LG KK rom with custom recovery and root : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2681205
I want to place my TWRP back up of my rom, so I can use this tutorial http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2659231.
I removed the back up from my phone because it was 4 gb large, hovewer I also do not have enough room to place this back up.
So:
I have to remove some files so I have enough place to place my back up file, so I can restore my phone.
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ok first that is not a tutorial that is someone else with the same problem as you and if you would have read through he stated restoring a backup didn't and I can confirm that restoring a backup will not do anything I suggest you try this and if that doesn't work check to see if download mode is working so that you can use the back to stock thread in the general section
XxZombiePikachu said:
ok first that is not a tutorial that is someone else with the same problem as you and if you would have read through he stated restoring a backup didn't and I can confirm that restoring a backup will not do anything I suggest you try [url="http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451696']this[/url] and if that doesn't work check to see if download mode is working so that you can use the back to stock thread in the general section
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The provided link doesn't work
Hartendief said:
The provided link doesn't work
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sorry used an apostrophe instead of quotation it should be fixed now and just in case here it is again
XxZombiePikachu said:
sorry used an apostrophe instead of quotation it should be fixed now and just in case here it is again
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Thank you for your help,
I however did wip my dalvik cache, my system, the cache and my data...
Am I still able to apply this method or will I have to install another rom ?
Hartendief said:
Thank you for your help,
I however did wip my dalvik cache, my system, the cache and my data...
Am I still able to apply this method or will I have to install another rom ?
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I didn't work and now I am stuck at the LG G2 boot logo.
I think the best way now is to revert to stock using the lg flash tool ?
Can you direct me to the correct tutorial for my D802 please?
Hartendief said:
I didn't work and now I am stuck at the LG G2 boot logo.
I think the best way now is to revert to stock using the lg flash tool ?
Can you direct me to the correct tutorial for my D802 please?
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back to stock guide also I recommend method 3 since it's the easiest
XxZombiePikachu said:
back to stock guide also I recommend method 3 since it's the easiest
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Man, thank you so much for taking your time to help me.
I do have a couple of questions:
1) When I revert to stock am I returing to the state when I bought my phone thus jellybean so I will be able to upgrade to 4.4.2 with custom recovery ?
2) Am I than able to restore my nandroid back up of the previous ROM?
AS I STILL HAVE TWRP:
1) Would it not be easier to transfer the roms and files needed from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2681205
and just flash them in the same proces?
2) Would it not be easier to just flash another custom rom like pacman or paradroid using ADB Sideload, as I read in many cases that flash tool stops during the process ?
Hartendief said:
Man, thank you so much for taking your time to help me.
I do have a couple of questions:
1) When I revert to stock am I returing to the state when I bought my phone thus jellybean so I will be able to upgrade to 4.4.2 with custom recovery ?
2) Am I than able to restore my nandroid back up of the previous ROM?
3) Would it not be easier to just flash another custom rom like pacman or paradroid using ADB Sideload, as I read in many cases that flash tool stops during the process ?
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You can restore to stock 4.2 or 4.4 it's up to you and the kdz you download, if you restore to 4.2 after rooting and getting recovery you will be able to restore your previous nandroid, if you decide to go to 4.4 then root and recovery are available but to restore your 4.2 nandroid you would need to flash the in baseband too, it would be easier to and flash but that wouldn't get you out of recovery the moment the phone tried to ota it creates a dev block(temporary partion) which holds on to the ota file so that it can be installed/flashed the with the phones stock recovery and the only way to get rid of it is by flashing stock kdz
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
XxZombiePikachu said:
You can restore to stock 4.2 or 4.4 it's up to you and the kdz you download, if you restore to 4.2 after rooting and getting recovery you will be able to restore your previous nandroid, if you decide to go to 4.4 then root and recovery are available but to restore your 4.2 nandroid you would need to flash the in baseband too, it would be easier to and flash but that wouldn't get you out of recovery the moment the phone tried to ota it creates a dev block(temporary partion) which holds on to the ota file so that it can be installed/flashed the with the phones stock recovery and the only way to get rid of it is by flashing stock kdz
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
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Okay I get what you're saying, flashing stock is the way to go
Flash back to 4.4 and than apply root and custom recovery with the AutoRec – KitKat Recovery Installer
Btw to apply method 3 as you suggested:
do I have to put my phone in dowload mode or just on during the lg logo ?
Those are my only questions I still have left.
Thank you so much for your time
Hartendief said:
Okay I get what you're saying, flashing stock is the way to go
Flash back to 4.4 and than apply root and custom recovery with the AutoRec – KitKat Recovery Installer
Btw to apply method 3 as you suggested:
do I have to put my phone in dowload mode or just on during the lg logo ?
Those are my only questions I still have left.
Thank you so much for your time
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Yes you have to put phone in download mode for this to work
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
it seems that im in the same boat here, however i cant get my phone into download mode - instead it just goes straight into TWRP Recovery when i try and my pc wont recognise the device although i do get a sound from mp pc telling me that a device is connected. Any help please? once i get connected to pc in safe mode i can flash the kdz stock rom no problems but im stuck here
XxZombiePikachu said:
Yes you have to put phone in download mode for this to work
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
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Using method 3, do I still have to take ownership of my hosts file ?
Hartendief said:
Using method 3, do I still have to take ownership of my hosts file ?
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After steps 1.2/1.3/1.4 you choose either method 1 or 2, method 3 does everything that method 1/2 do without you having to do anything
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
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wolverine73 said:
it seems that im in the same boat here, however i cant get my phone into download mode - instead it just goes straight into TWRP Recovery when i try and my pc wont recognise the device although i do get a sound from mp pc telling me that a device is connected. Any help please? once i get connected to pc in safe mode i can flash the kdz stock rom no problems but im stuck here
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If you give a brief explanation of how you ended up this way I might be able to help
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
XxZombiePikachu said:
After steps 1.2/1.3/1.4 you choose either method 1 or 2, method 3 does everything that method 1/2 do without you having to do anything
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
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If you give a brief explanation of how you ended up this way I might be able to help
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
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I dit it ! It worked due to your instructions thank you so much !!
I could not get into Download mode because the phone kept rebooting, the trick is to keep on pressing the volume down and the middle button until the phone completely shuts down and does not reboot.
Try it this way.
Can you the best way to root my device so I can perfom a custom recovery with autorec?
Hartendief said:
I dit it ! It worked due to your instructions thank you so much !!
I could not get into Download mode because the phone kept rebooting, the trick is to keep on pressing the volume down and the middle button until the phone completely shuts down and does not reboot.
Try it this way.
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Glad you got your phone back and if he is in recovery he can use the option to power off phone
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
XxZombiePikachu said:
Glad you got your phone back and if he is in recovery he can use the option to power off phone
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
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I used twrp to power off my phone but it kept on rebooting without touching it.
Hartendief said:
Can you the best way to root my device so I can perfom a custom recovery with autorec?
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NVM, I see that IOroot is able to root the device, the D801 is the only excpetion
XxZombiePikachu said:
Glad you got your phone back and if he is in recovery he can use the option to power off phone
Sent from my LG-D800 running stock kk, rooted with philz using XDA app
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The weird thing is that only my settings were kept, I just lost root en Custom recovery.

[Q] LG G2 brick after change build.prop

I rooted the phone, everything was going good. I was playing with Exposed and I wanted to remove soft keys. I found a post to edit build.prop and I did not back up build.prop before i tried to edit it and all went all from there.
Now When i turn it on i get it booted up but it says unfortunately androidsystem.ui has stopped and wont go any farther,
I am running 4.4.2 stock rom, After this I did a factory reset hoping this to fix the problem...This did not fix it lol.
I am afraid I can not ADB it now as I do not have developer options and USB debugging....
Anyway to edit Build.prop from the computer?
if not how do i fix this?
Thank you!
Bobert the great said:
I rooted the phone, everything was going good. I was playing with Exposed and I wanted to remove soft keys. I found a post to edit build.prop and I did not back up build.prop before i tried to edit it and all went all from there.
Now When i turn it on i get it booted up but it says unfortunately androidsystem.ui has stopped and wont go any farther,
I am running 4.4.2 stock rom, After this I did a factory reset hoping this to fix the problem...This did not fix it lol.
I am afraid I can not ADB it now as I do not have developer options and USB debugging....
Anyway to edit Build.prop from the computer?
if not how do i fix this?
Thank you!
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First off, brick means it's as functional as a fired clay brick.
Second. ADB from recovery. If you don't have a custom recovery, factory reset.
khaytsus said:
First off, brick means it's as functional as a fired clay brick.
Second. ADB from recovery. If you don't have a custom recovery, factory reset.
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I don't think a factory reset would help since it only wipes data and cache. He said he already tried one without success.
If you have a custom recovery installed, you have a couple of options. If adb is working, you can pull/push a fixed build.prop. Or you could find a stock build.prop and create a flashable zip for it.
If you don't have a custom recovery, as far as I know you're pretty much stuck having to flash a factory image, which means you'll lose all your data because your internal storage will be wiped.
detonation said:
I don't think a factory reset would help since it only wipes data and cache. He said he already tried one without success.
If you have a custom recovery installed, you have a couple of options. If adb is working, you can pull/push a fixed build.prop. Or you could find a stock build.prop and create a flashable zip for it.
If you don't have a custom recovery, as far as I know you're pretty much stuck having to flash a factory image, which means you'll lose all your data because your internal storage will be wiped.
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I do not have a custom recovery as I rooted 4.4.2 and as far as I know you can not have recovery with 4.4.2 root unless you downgrade to 4.2 first, root then update, Correct?
I was wondering, Can i install custom recovery now?
Keep in mind this is my second LG G2, The first one I COMPLETELY bricked it and it wont power on, no LG image, No charge, no download mode nothing. I do not want that again as it is a paper weight now lol.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476
Would this be the process I would go with?
Thanks to everyone for the help....I hope to have my phone back up and running soon!
Bobert the great said:
I do not have a custom recovery as I rooted 4.4.2 and as far as I know you can not have recovery with 4.4.2 root unless you downgrade to 4.2 first, root then update, Correct?
I was wondering, Can i install custom recovery now?
Keep in mind this is my second LG G2, The first one I COMPLETELY bricked it and it wont power on, no LG image, No charge, no download mode nothing. I do not want that again as it is a paper weight now lol.
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I have the Verizon version so I can't speak for others, but you only need to downgrade to the 4.2 bootloader to install the recovery and then you can go back to the 4.4 bootloader. I used AutoRec which does it all for you automatically. But at this point I don't think you'll be able to flash a custom recovery, as you either need adb access or the ability to install an apk.
Here's the guide for flashing the factory images: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476
I suggest trying the TOT method first if your variant is supported
Thank you,
I believe I will trade to flash stock rom again and root from 4.4.
Wish me luck.
As i look into the TOT flash procedure I am wondering what Variant the D803 is....
I have a Telus LG G2 and I believe it is the D803....
It is fixed everyone. Thanks to everyone who helped.
Sent from my LG-D803 using XDA Free mobile app
Bobert the great said:
It is fixed everyone. Thanks to everyone who helped.
Sent from my LG-D803 using XDA Free mobile app
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I had this issue.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52733594
Now I'm in 4.4.2 again but with a custom recovery and backup. Ready to give it a whirl again.

Need guide to install Cloudyfa's G3 on D800

Hi please guide me step by step how can I install Cloudyfa's G3 Rom on my D800, phone is not rooted
current stock 4.2.2 Android with software version D80010q.
Please guide me I am noob in rooting .
federer38 said:
Hi please guide me step by step how can I install Cloudyfa's G3 Rom on my D800, phone is not rooted
current stock 4.2.2 Android with software version D80010q.
Please guide me I am noob in rooting .
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1º Root your device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=48709232&postcount=869
2º Install custom recovery, TWRP recomended
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTJI9ThY0mk
Can download 2.7.0 version here: (dont use 2.7.1 version)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2449679
3º EFS Backup
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451390
4º Full Wipe (Dalvik, Cache, System & Data)
5º Flash KitKat baseband
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=12880
Then:
Install the CloudyG3
Choose your variant in Aroma
Reboot
Make sure you read all the things more than once and understand what you are doing.
And make sure your phone is fully charged when you beggin.
federer38 said:
Hi please guide me step by step how can I install Cloudyfa's G3 Rom on my D800, phone is not rooted
current stock 4.2.2 Android with software version D80010q.
Please guide me I am noob in rooting .
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@Magic2010 wrote a quick how to find the info you need. What I'm going to say is if you are a noob please read all the threads he posted, atleast 2 times each. Read them until you are certain you understand them. While rooting and such is fairly easy and it is not easy to truly hard brick your phone, soft bricks can be as easy as forgetting to push a button or not reading a file name completely.
I would suggest not just reading to top posts in each of the threads magic linked but read all the posts so you know what others did, and how they fixed it and our how they could have prevented any issues.
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_Dennis_ said:
@Magic2010 wrote a quick how to find the info you need. What I'm going to say is if you are a noob please read all the threads he posted, atleast 2 times each. Read them until you are certain you understand them. While rooting and such is fairly easy and it is not easy to truly hard brick your phone, soft bricks can be as easy as forgetting to push a button or not reading a file name completely.
I would suggest not just reading to top posts in each of the threads magic linked but read all the posts so you know what others did, and how they fixed it and our how they could have prevented any issues.
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Magic2010 said:
1º Root your device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=48709232&postcount=869
2º Install custom recovery, TWRP recomended
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTJI9ThY0mk
Can download 2.7.0 version here: (dont use 2.7.1 version)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2449679
3º EFS Backup
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451390
4º Full Wipe (Dalvik, Cache, System & Data)
5º Flash KitKat baseband
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=12880
Then:
Install the CloudyG3
Choose your variant in Aroma
Reboot
Make sure you read all the things more than once and understand what you are doing.
And make sure your phone is fully charged when you beggin.
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How can I flash kitkat baseband any tutorial please?
federer38 said:
How can I flash kitkat baseband any tutorial please?
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Just flash via recovery.
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Root lost
federer38 said:
How can I flash kitkat baseband any tutorial please?
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I did all the steps, but when restarted phone, it still stucked at LG logo, and when restarting in recovery mode, it says possibly lost root... I flashed the latest SuperSU, but still the same. My device is LG G2 LS980 and I'll be waiting for any suggestions.
This VDO for OptimusG3 but it's a same method .
Unable to install the rom
joao88pt said:
I did all the steps, but when restarted phone, it still stucked at LG logo, and when restarting in recovery mode, it says possibly lost root... I flashed the latest SuperSU, but still the same. My device is LG G2 LS980 and I'll be waiting for any suggestions.
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I have same problem with D800 ... I followed all the instruction and but I still fail to load the rom.
The LG G2 logo appears for few seconds after the reboot .. then the screen goes black.
Only way to fix it is to re flash .TOT file.
Any suggestions?

[Q] Possible to unroot after root?

Hey guys.
My brother wants to change some system files on his stock 4.4.2 G2 which requires root.
Problem is, he uses some apps which can only run on non-rooted phones. So two questions:
Can he root his G2, change system files, and then 100% un-root without having to flash KDZ file etc? He does not need any custom recovery like TWRP. He wants to edit with Root Explorer and then he wants to unroot.
Is this possible and if so, should he use Towelroot or ioroot25?
Thanks!
metteduch said:
Hey guys.
My brother wants to change some system files on his stock 4.4.2 G2 which requires root.
Problem is, he uses some apps which can only run on non-rooted phones. So two questions:
Can he root his G2, change system files, and then 100% un-root without having to flash KDZ file etc? He does not need any custom recovery like TWRP. He wants to edit with Root Explorer and then he wants to unroot.
Is this possible and if so, should he use Towelroot or ioroot25?
Thanks!
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Okay well yes it is possible to root change the files and then unroot but he will not be able to 100% unroot
Once you root the g2 there are some areas which will get triggered kind of like a flag going from white(unrooted) to red(rooted) and the only way to completely remove those traces of root is to kdz back to stock
You can root using towelroot or ioroot25 main differences is one needs a pc and other doesn't, if you really want to root you can always consider apps like hide my root or root cloak from the playstore which work very well for hiding root access from apps which cannot be used while rooted
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XxZombiePikachu said:
Okay well yes it is possible to root change the files and then unroot but he will not be able to 100% unroot
Once you root the g2 there are some areas which will get triggered kind of like a flag going from white(unrooted) to red(rooted) and the only way to completely remove those traces of root is to kdz back to stock
You can root using towelroot or ioroot25 main differences is one needs a pc and other doesn't, if you really want to root you can always consider apps like hide my root or root cloak from the playstore which work very well for hiding root access from apps which cannot be used while rooted
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2471370
ahmed534 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2471370
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Yes that guide says unroot but the process is very similar to kdz to stick in which it overwrites the system with the stock one and will of course revert any changes the used wants to make
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Am I wrong in thinking to get FULL unroot, download mode and everything, you need to use the tot and not the kdz?
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Lawlrus said:
Am I wrong in thinking to get FULL unroot, download mode and everything, you need to use the tot and not the kdz?
Sent from my Vs980 running Jackpotclavin's cm11
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both kdz/tot will get you fully unrooted(although some early kitkat kdz files were giving rooted status even though user was not this was fixed with other kk updates/kdz files)
ok so im a lil confused, i want to completly un root, so i need tot and kdz? or just one i tried using kdz and for some reason it wont work
here is rhe short way :
unroot = flashing stock firm no matter kdz or tot
so whats the best way to do that?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476
The easiest thing to do is to go to the supersu app, settings and find the full unroot . i don't know or LG can see that you rooted but i guess so then you need to reflash kdz or tot.
See the link from @zekurosu for the easy guide to return back to stock with kdz or tot flashing.
Before you do this please recharge your phone to atleast 80% and for the safest thing to 100% while doing this. Also read the steps carefully
its easy
metteduch said:
Hey guys.
My brother wants to change some system files on his stock 4.4.2 G2 which requires root.
Problem is, he uses some apps which can only run on non-rooted phones. So two questions:
Can he root his G2, change system files, and then 100% un-root without having to flash KDZ file etc? He does not need any custom recovery like TWRP. He wants to edit with Root Explorer and then he wants to unroot.
Is this possible and if so, should he use Towelroot or ioroot25?
Thanks!
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check this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2432476

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