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[NisseGurra]

thla, on Mar 17 2011, 21:48, said:

Mine is apparently a p990-v10b and not a

http://pastebin.com/....php?i=x0MQ7xbW

Red is my version, blue is yours.
Mine is even newer

Hmmm, share please ?

[PaulOBrien]

Dump?

thia: post in the version info topic!

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[huffe]

Is there a fairly easy way to make a dump of this?

Sounds like there are many people suffering from different sound issues. :/

http://forum.xda-dev...ad.php?t=996892

Edited by huffe, 17 March 2011 - 10:05 PM.

[thla]

Paul, on Mar 17 2011, 22:50, said:

Dump?

thia: post in the version info topic!

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Well the dump is kinda broken due to the issue, but i'll see if i can upload it somewhere.

[thla]

thla, on Mar 17 2011, 23:05, said:

Well the dump is kinda broken due to the issue, but i'll see if i can upload it somewhere.

Ugh, just tried to setup wifi, but it can't be enabled, just returning "error" :/

[thla]

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0H9QBFUX

Dump from post-"system messed up" state.

I noticed that some of the modules were different as well, so i guess i'll have to replace those as well to get my wifi working again.

[thla]

Oh well, tried pushing over all the various drivers and modules, and it stopped mid-copy.

Wireless works now, but it said there's no more space on the partition, even though according to du, the size of the system folder is 281MB (which is consistent with the dump), but root explorer claims all 330MB has been used, and of course adb failed to complete because of it.

Any ideas?

Edit: Great it crashed/rebooted and is now stuck in a bootloop

Edited by thla, 18 March 2011 - 07:03 AM.

[PaulOBrien]

I'll be uploading a nvflash package soon to fix problems like this.

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[thla]

Paul, on Mar 18 2011, 11:04, said:

I'll be uploading a nvflash package soon to fix problems like this.

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Thanks, guess i'll be back on my Nexus One until then. (In case you need testers, then i have nothing to lose anyway )

[PaulOBrien]

I'm away pretty much until Wednesday, so it'll be mid next week i'm afraid, but I have a TON of cool stuff to upload...

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[thla]

Paul, on Mar 18 2011, 11:27, said:

I'm away pretty much until Wednesday, so it'll be mid next week i'm afraid, but I have a TON of cool stuff to upload...

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Always something it wasn't hard to break, if there was anything to break into at all.

[ermacwins]

Paul, on Mar 18 2011, 11:27, said:

I'm away pretty much until Wednesday, so it'll be mid next week i'm afraid, but I have a TON of cool stuff to upload...

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Is a working clockwork recovery one of them?

[djmcnz]

Although this thread has gone way off topic I can add something to it because I'm in a similar situation.

adb comes online as Android starts but in my case a reset is sent by the system before I can shell in and issue any commands (like stop). You can see where it does it here: http://pastebin.com/tm4nNfPi

Factory reset does nothing because it doesn't touch the system partition and that's what's borked in both cases here.

Software Upgrade mode, coupled with the LG Mobile update PC software results in a fatal error message and directs one to the support web site.

How are images (boot, recovery, system) flashed to an LG phone? If it's via adb then there's no point in us waiting for any custom kernels etc, we would have to wait for an official flash from LG or recycle the phone for a new one under warranty right?

Or might there be another way to flash a new image? If so, I can wait for a new recovery with adb and go back to my Nexus for a while. Depends on an ETA I suppose.

[thla]

djmcnz, on Mar 18 2011, 18:15, said:

Although this thread has gone way off topic I can add something to it because I'm in a similar situation.

adb comes online as Android starts but in my case a reset is sent by the system before I can shell in and issue any commands (like stop). You can see where it does it here: http://pastebin.com/tm4nNfPi

Factory reset does nothing because it doesn't touch the system partition and that's what's borked in both cases here.

Software Upgrade mode, coupled with the LG Mobile update PC software results in a fatal error message and directs one to the support web site.

How are images (boot, recovery, system) flashed to an LG phone? If it's via adb then there's no point in us waiting for any custom kernels etc, we would have to wait for an official flash from LG or recycle the phone for a new one under warranty right?

Or might there be another way to flash a new image? If so, I can wait for a new recovery with adb and go back to my Nexus for a while. Depends on an ETA I suppose.

You should read the entire thread, if you read a few posts back you'll see Paul mentions releasing a nvflash package, so no adb won't be nessecary.

[djmcnz]

thla, on Mar 18 2011, 21:08, said:

You should read the entire thread, if you read a few posts back you'll see Paul mentions releasing a nvflash package, so no adb won't be nessecary.

Sorry, I thought he was referring to the other discussion, my mistake.

[NisseGurra]

Bit offtopic: Anyone found a way to enter any fastboot or download mode in boot?

[amren]

Difficult for me...I try made a factory reset on my LG Optimus 2x and it stopped with message on the screen...Encryption unsuccessful..and error message Note: Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped...I have try to reboot and much more also used CWM Recovery, but it always end up at this Point..What do you suggest???