Hello, I've managed to fix my LG G2 from an OTA app update following this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2451696
Now whenever I restart my phone I keep getting the message that the update is available and ready to install
The question is: How do I delete the downloaded OTA file update or disable this message permanently since I cannot install it being rooted with TWRP?
Thanks
I would like to figure out if this is possible too
I am on Stock ROM
D801
Rooted with TWRP 2.6.3.2
System Settings....Apps...All...Google Services Framework...uncheck Show Notifications
chazglenn3 said:
System Settings....Apps...All...Google Services Framework...uncheck Show Notifications
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Not working every day the notification pops up and I have to select "not now remind me in 1 day" since there is no longer choice
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System Settings....Apps...All...Google Services Framework...uncheck Show Notifications
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Yeah this should work.
It doesnt
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Sorry. I did it and have never had an OTA notification.
Just decided to remove TWRP and return to stock recovery that solve all my problems
Anyway I'm very happy with the stock software
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If u up over OTA, your phone may be brick
I did and don't see my phone bricked. I said I've removed twrp and went back to stock
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Looks like updates have been blocked for rooted Note 8.0 devices. I get a message when I check for software updates under the about section in settings.
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Bonisaur said:
Looks like updates have been blocked for rooted Note 8.0 devices. I get a message when I check for software updates under the about section in settings.
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If yournusing the framaroot app, just unroot, update then reroot, works for me.
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Sounds good. Thanks!
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Is there a new update beside the one pushed a week or so ago?
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Is there a new update beside the one pushed a week or so ago?
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I don't believe so.
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This was discussed in detail here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2247243
Unrooting using Framaroot, or use OTA Rootkeeper. Either way works, but be sure to reboot after unrooting. Otherwise you will just get the same error message about the system being modified. Also, if there any any bloat apps frozen or uninstalled, you will have to undo that (in addition to unroot) for the system to come up as not being modified.
This is a rather stupid move on Samsung's part.
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Kies will still work for the update though, even modified, at least for me. I did however set Kies up with it stock & then selected the "Auto download updates" feature in Tools / firmware upgrade settings, so if there is an update, whenever I plug the N8 into my laptop, it tells me an update is available & then gives me the option to install it now or wait.
Even stranger though is that even modified, I can select to reprovision & install factory firmware (Upgrade & Initialization) on the Note 8, but now on the Note 10.1 once it says "modified" status, you lose the ability to provision & reset with Kies & you get the "N8013 does not support initialization" error, even though both are now running the MD3 firmware. Go figure.
Framaroot from the play store works to temporary unroot for purposes of updates. Just install it abd choose the option to temporarily unroot, then reboot and check for updates. It will download and install the update. I recommend another reboot when its finished. Then load up framaroot and restore root. All in all with a fast internet connection the whole process may take 10 minutes.
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jdub1981 said:
Framaroot from the play store works to temporary unroot for purposes of updates. Just install it abd choose the option to temporarily unroot, then reboot and check for updates. It will download and install the update. I recommend another reboot when its finished. Then load up framaroot and restore root. All in all with a fast internet connection the whole process may take 10 minutes.
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I tried using Framaroot to unroot my rooted N5100. I then checked for updates and it told me that they are not available to modified devices. I then even tried uninstalling everything and doing a factory reset and im still not able to check for updates. Any idea how to get my device back to the way it was out the box so i can check for updates?
melvill said:
I tried using Framaroot to unroot my rooted N5100. I then checked for updates and it told me that they are not available to modified devices. I then even tried uninstalling everything and doing a factory reset and im still not able to check for updates. Any idea how to get my device back to the way it was out the box so i can check for updates?
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OK used Kies to restore original firmware and this fixed it.
melvill said:
I tried using Framaroot to unroot my rooted N5100. I then checked for updates and it told me that they are not available to modified devices. I then even tried uninstalling everything and doing a factory reset and im still not able to check for updates. Any idea how to get my device back to the way it was out the box so i can check for updates?
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I'm having the same issue so it's not just you
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theraker007 said:
I'm having the same issue so it's not just you
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Like i said, u need to install kies on ur computer and then restore original firmware, this then made my status "original". And i was then able to update again. No new updates tho so rooted again.
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Like i said, u need to install kies on ur computer and then restore original firmware, this then made my status "original". And i was then able to update again. No new updates tho so rooted again.
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Can you just hide root using Chainfire SuperSU?
I have never used it before, will try and find out
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Can you just hide root using Chainfire SuperSU?
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No. The new boot loader checks the system partition for changes. So if you even have the SU binary or any other modified or new files in the System folder or any subfolder, it will not work for updates.
On other devices, like the Note 10.1, you have to revert to an older boot.img to be able to keep the status as unchanged. Unfortunately, that doesn't exist for the Note 8 as far as I know.
I have modified my multiwindow to work with all apps. When I used rootkeeper I was still able to update so I giess it works with some mods but not all.
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melvill said:
Like i said, u need to install kies on ur computer and then restore original firmware, this then made my status "original". And i was then able to update again. No new updates tho so rooted again.
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Will this wipe everything if I do this?
theraker007 said:
Will this wipe everything if I do this?
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I believe so but u can make backups
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I bought my Note 8 on June 11th and it received an immediate update. I rooted with Framaroot and a few days later I received another OTA update. But now, after that, it says it can't update and I can't get it to unroot...
There is a 110mb update available through sprint for me called ls980zv7_01_to_zv8_13. Do I need to unroot before applying this update? I don't want to brick my phone again.
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There is a 110mb update available through sprint for me called ls980zv7_01_to_zv8_13. Do I need to unroot before applying this update? I don't want to brick my phone again.
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Are you only rooted if so OK but if you have custom recovery you need lg g2 ls980 stock recovery.
PS I will just ignore the ota.
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Are you only rooted if so OK but if you have custom recovery you need lg g2 ls980 stock recovery.
PS I will just ignore the ota.
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I ignored it also but I can't get it off my notifications. We're you able to?
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That's the only way to get rid of custom recovery? Darn it took me a while to customize this phone.
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I ignored it also but I can't get it off my notifications. We're you able to?
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Nope. It's still there. Might have to bite the bullet and revert to stock.
Anyone have any info on the update?
I tried searching real quick but didn't see anything.
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What update? That's also a pretty big size for a minor update, if so, KitKat? Hey a man can only hope haha
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Just found it.
Says audio enhancement and google security patch...
That doesn't add up.
They're leaving a lot out obviously.
I can't post the link on here because it changes a couple parts of the link to smiley faces.
Go here: http://support.sprint.com/support/
Select lg.
Select g2.
On the far right near the bottom under "Device Resources" select "Find and update the software version on your LG G2"
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I reverted to stock to install it. Its the same android version. The software version number changed to LS980V8. Can't notice anything that is changed.
I've been stock but no update for me
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InsanePostman said:
I reverted to stock to install it. Its the same android version. The software version number changed to LS980V8. Can't notice anything that is changed.
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Which instructions did you use to revert to stock? I'm stock rooted with twrp. I'm guessing that I need to revert back to stock recovery at the least.
esoh said:
Which instructions did you use to revert to stock? I'm stock rooted with twrp. I'm guessing that I need to revert back to stock recovery at the least.
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Download and extract this zip http://storagecow.eu/index.php?dir=Xda%2FLG+G2%2FStock%2FSprint+LS980%2F And open the readme text and follow those instructions.
What .apk do I need to freeze?
I've looked around but can't find a straight answer. I can't find the sdm.apk suggested in other threads. I found a SDMPlugin.apk. Is that it?
I'm currently running VS98011A with TWRP 2.6.3.3.
Thanks
Edit: I think its Software update MUC 6.4.1.2_B02-LG
Old post, but since I'd like to know this as well, to prevent any Verizon OTA updates, I'm giving it a bump. I'm on rooted 12B, no TWRP installed.
Need to know on att g2 too
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Old post, but since I'd like to know this as well, to prevent any Verizon OTA updates, I'm giving it a bump. I'm on rooted 12B, no TWRP installed.
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On att I found apk in titanium backup search software update and tap it and push freeze. I think that will stop update
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Need to know on att g2 too
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On att I found apk in titanium backup search software update and tap it and push freeze. I think that will stop update
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I got rid of LGDMSClient.apk and that stopped it from showing up for me.
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Stop OTA on verizon lg g2
I would like to prevent the OTA on verizon version of lg g2 as well. Any guide on how to disable the OTA update?
guys, just switch off automatic mode, via the same place you check for updates
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bachera said:
guys, just switch off automatic mode, via the same place you check for updates
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Unfortunately the OTA has already been downloaded and I have to keep defer the installation. Is there a way to stop the notification and the installing of the OTA. I'm using the Verizon LG G2
Thanks!
The update notification is getting to be annoying. Anybody find a fix? Or would it be possible to revert back to stock and then update??
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49246603
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So if I were to update from 11A to 12B on my currently un-rooted G2, just to shut it up, does 12B make it harder to root?
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The update notification is getting to be annoying. Anybody find a fix? Or would it be possible to revert back to stock and then update??
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Freezing Software update MUC 6.4.1.2_B02-LG using Titanium back up will stop the warning.
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Freezing Software update MUC 6.4.1.2_B02-LG using Titanium back up will stop the warning.
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I have the same problem, but I cannot find Software udpate MUC 6.4.1.2_B02-LG on my VS980 G2, nor can I find any obvious OTA updater software. I cannot long click on the update notification, and if I try to take the OTA update it errs out as mentioned by others previously (I have only rooted and done the wifi hotspot mod).
Can you tell me where to find that update file, or what exactly to freeze on a VZW G2?
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I have the same problem, but I cannot find Software udpate MUC 6.4.1.2_B02-LG on my VS980 G2, nor can I find any obvious OTA updater software. I cannot long click on the update notification, and if I try to take the OTA update it errs out as mentioned by others previously (I have only rooted and done the wifi hotspot mod).
Can you tell me where to find that update file, or what exactly to freeze on a VZW G2?
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If you have Titanium Backup, scroll through the apps under "Backup/Restore" until you find "Software update MUC 6.4.1.2_B02-LG". Long press and the "Special Features" menu appears. Swipe right to get to the "Backup Properties". Select "Freeze!" That should do it.
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If you have Titanium Backup, scroll through the apps under "Backup/Restore" until you find "Software update MUC 6.4.1.2_B02-LG". Long press and the "Special Features" menu appears. Swipe right to get to the "Backup Properties". Select "Freeze!" That should do it.
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Thanks for that, I appreciate the very specific instructions. Out of frustration, I flashed the XDABBEB's VS98024A custom ROM and it is working nicely. So I guess that will solve my need to freeze the OTA update.
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Thanks for that, I appreciate the very specific instructions. Out of frustration, I flashed the XDABBEB's VS98024A custom ROM and it is working nicely. So I guess that will solve my need to freeze the OTA update.
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I've had my eye on that ROM and have been following the thread but I've been hesitant to install a ROM on my new G2. ROMs always have something that doesn't work right and right now everything is working fine on the G2 (well, except I can't get KitKat but I don't think I want it anyway). But this ROM seems to be one of the more stable out there. Post an update into the XDABBEB thread after a few weeks letting us know what you think of it.
Now before I start I'm a boon to the LG G2 as I only got it yesterday lol,
Anyway I've rooted my LG with no problems, but I've been trying to install a custom recovery and a pond rebooting into recovery I just get secure booting error and the phone turns off,
I'm really hopping someone can help me
I'm still running stock 4.4.2
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mrallen81 said:
Now before I start I'm a boon to the LG G2 as I only got it yesterday lol,
Anyway I've rooted my LG with no problems, but I've been trying to install a custom recovery and a pond rebooting into recovery I just get secure booting error and the phone turns off,
I'm really hopping someone can help me
I'm still running stock 4.4.2
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Had the same issue a few days ago. TWRP, CWM, and Philz wouldn't flash properly, but I'm pretty sure it was my fault. Currently I have CWM installed by FreeGee (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=edu.shell.freegee_free).
WARNING: You should know that there is a risk with using FreeGee. If you don't plan to use download mode, you're good. But currently, I am without download mode after flashing. Still trying to figure out a way to fix it. System works, recovery works, but I cannot revert to stock at the moment.
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Now before I start I'm a boon to the LG G2 as I only got it yesterday lol,
Anyway I've rooted my LG with no problems, but I've been trying to install a custom recovery and a pond rebooting into recovery I just get secure booting error and the phone turns off,
I'm really hopping someone can help me
I'm still running stock 4.4.2
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Hi there Ben, thanks for the reply but I've just tried that app you give me the kink to and it's not working for me. Just performing action and nothing else, it seems to be stuck, I've even rebooted and still does the same
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mrallen81 said:
Now before I start I'm a boon to the LG G2 as I only got it yesterday lol,
Anyway I've rooted my LG with no problems, but I've been trying to install a custom recovery and a pond rebooting into recovery I just get secure booting error and the phone turns off,
I'm really hopping someone can help me
I'm still running stock 4.4.2
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Are you sure the phone turns off ? Or is the screen blank? (not off but rather gray?)
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Hi there Ben, thanks for the reply but I've just tried that app you give me the kink to and it's not working for me. Just performing action and nothing else, it seems to be stuck, I've even rebooted and still does the same
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OK, let's return to the start.
1. You're sure it's rooted and SU is working? Rootcheck is on the play store and you can use that to check
2. In FreeGee, did you tap on a recovery on the bottom? And did FreeGee freeze on this step? Did you give FreeGee root access/permission?
3. If FreeGee installed a recovery, it won't automatically reboot. Have you attempted to reboot into recovery? If you're not sure if it has installed, I would not recommend going through the hard reset page because if it's not actually installed yet, you would go through a factory reset. You could download an app to boot into recovery though (I.e. CWM ROM manager, TWRP, or quickboot. All free on the play store.)
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Now before I start I'm a boon to the LG G2 as I only got it yesterday lol,
Anyway I've rooted my LG with no problems, but I've been trying to install a custom recovery and a pond rebooting into recovery I just get secure booting error and the phone turns off,
I'm really hopping someone can help me
I'm still running stock 4.4.2
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Had the same problem 2 Days ago, i flasched the originial recovery via terminal emulator and i at least got back my standard lg recovery. Then you can start from scratch.
Mystralfire said:
Had the same problem 2 Days ago, i flasched the originial recovery via terminal emulator and i at least got back my standard lg recovery. Then you can start from scratch.
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Can you give me the guide or the files ?
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Can you give me the guide or the files ?
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Look Here, thx to twon23 i had the files and the guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2705776
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Look Here, thx to twon23 i had the files and the guide
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I cant open the "here"
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Look Here, thx to twon23 i had the files and the guide
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Sorry i saw that you have writen you are on d802
I've been trying everything. And each time I'm just hitting a wall, can't even wipe back to stock and the flash tool freezes and the mobile support tool tells me my phone is up to date:banghead:
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I've also now lost my root
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In currently running stock firmware but rooted. I'm in the 3 network in the UK. I checked the other night to see if an update was showing and nothing, and I've been checking periodically over the last few weeks.
Tonight I thought I would give it a go and I am currently downloading a 548.36mb update. Does anyone know what this is??
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In currently running stock firmware but rooted. I'm in the 3 network in the UK. I checked the other night to see if an update was showing and nothing, and I've been checking periodically over the last few weeks.
Tonight I thought I would give it a go and I am currently downloading a 548.36mb update. Does anyone know what this is??
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are you running the 4.4.2 update already?? cause if so it might be bug fixes
Nope. I'm running stock 4.2.2. I didn't think u would get it as I an rooted.
Went to install it and obviously that's where NY excitement became frustration. I've uninstalled Xposed and done what I can to unroot the device without a PC and an attempting again.
Is there a way to unroot the phone without a PC?
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Nope. I'm running stock 4.2.2. I didn't think u would get it as I an rooted.
Went to install it and obviously that's where NY excitement became frustration. I've uninstalled Xposed and done what I can to unroot the device without a PC and an attempting again.
Is there a way to unroot the phone without a PC?
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if you have a custom recovery than you need a pc or alot of looking around for the flashable zips of stock recovery but they have flashables of the 4.4.2 update that are pre-rooted so id say flash that when you can
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