OTG possibility for the K10 (Qualcomm/MTK) - LG K10 Questions & Answers

Wonder if it is possible, through a custom kernel or something of that sort, to add in OTG support for the K420xx/430xx series. It shouldn't be that hard to pull off considering that a number of devices using the 6735 or its equivalent Qualcomm SOC do support OTG, but what do you think?

LG K10 by default does not support OTG connection. (only hardware issue) But you can unlock it by modifying system OTG files, but you will need an external battery (5V) to give requiered energy.
Mine is working likea charm, but this is the problem: you need to have an external battery to give extra power that LG K10 hardware can't.

CrashOverride93 said:
LG K10 by default does not support OTG connection. (only hardware issue) But you can unlock it by modifying system OTG files, but you will need an external battery (5V) to give requiered energy.
Mine is working likea charm, but this is the problem: you need to have an external battery to give extra power that LG K10 hardware can't.
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And that's even with low-powered devices like thumb drives, eh? It's a shame as this comes with Android Marshmallow and an octa-core processor as opposed to a quad-core Qualcomm and lack of updates on the similarly-priced Zenfone Go 5.5.

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[Q] USB OTG possibility?

I guys, maybe I'll buy LG Optimus G for xmas. The only lack of this phone, imho, is the missing SD card slot. It won't be a lack if this phone supported OTG, but, as lot of us know, microusb on this phone doesn't provide 5V output, so it's impossibile to connect other usb devices to OG.
5V output is not the only requirement to make USB OTG work, but 5V usb power can be easily supplied with a Y cable with one end connected to a power source (computer or phone charger itself or external emergency batteries). OTG needs also compatibile soc (snapdragon s4 pro is compatible for sure), kernel support (it should be enough to connect devices, such as usb gamepads) and software support (for example to read what's on a usb stick). Software support is easier than 5V, lot of free and well know softwares can be found on googleplay. So only kernel support is the last enemy. I'm not able to compile kernels or other stuff like this, but, as I saw for other devices (even mid-range like some samsungs with novathor chipset) or for OG's almost-twin Nexus 4 which has the same situation of OG, kernel support can be easily integrated by people with some skills in android programming.... So, is there anyone who can try to add kernel support?
titomax82 said:
I guys, maybe I'll buy LG Optimus G for xmas. The only lack of this phone, imho, is the missing SD card slot. It won't be a lack if this phone supported OTG, but, as lot of us know, microusb on this phone doesn't provide 5V output, so it's impossibile to connect other usb devices to OG.
5V output is not the only requirement to make USB OTG work, but 5V usb power can be easily supplied with a Y cable with one end connected to a power source (computer or phone charger itself or external emergency batteries). OTG needs also compatibile soc (snapdragon s4 pro is compatible for sure), kernel support (it should be enough to connect devices, such as usb gamepads) and software support (for example to read what's on a usb stick). Software support is easier than 5V, lot of free and well know softwares can be found on googleplay. So only kernel support is the last enemy. I'm not able to compile kernels or other stuff like this, but, as I saw for other devices (even mid-range like some samsungs with novathor chipset) or for OG's almost-twin Nexus 4 which has the same situation of OG, kernel support can be easily integrated by people with some skills in android programming.... So, is there anyone who can try to add kernel support?
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We have kernel that supports nexus 4 OTG hack... Find it on the other forum for OG... Havent tested it though.. And o u must be on 4.3 to use kernel
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davevinci said:
We have kernel that supports nexus 4 OTG hack... Find it on the other forum for OG... Havent tested it though.. And o u must be on 4.3 to use kernel
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Thanks... but where precisely?
Did u find that.
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Thanks... but where precisely?
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Did u find that kernel that supports nexus 4 OTG hack, will it work if i flash that kernel on my LG optimus G ?
I've a purchased USB Y cable too, just waiting for the kernel....
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davevinci said:
We have kernel that supports nexus 4 OTG hack... Find it on the other forum for OG... Havent tested it though.. And o u must be on 4.3 to use kernel
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Thanks... but where precisely?
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Did u find that kernel that supports nexus 4 OTG hack, will it work if i flash that kernel on my LG optimus G ?
I've a purchased USB Y cable too, just waiting for the kernel....
Gvirendra201 said:
Did u find that kernel that supports nexus 4 OTG hack, will it work if i flash that kernel on my LG optimus G ?
I've a purchased USB Y cable too, just waiting for the kernel....
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Did u find that kernel that supports nexus 4 OTG hack, will it work if i flash that kernel on my LG optimus G ?
I've a purchased USB Y cable too, just waiting for the kernel....
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No, I haven't found it and I have still have no LGOG, maybe for xmas.
Hoping someone else can help
So, still no kernel?
Yaa. I got that...
akahroba said:
So, still no kernel?
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I got that working 3-4 months ago.
There's a kernel from Houstonn's AOSP 4.4 kiktkat ROM.
Try that, I used OTG for like 1 month And then moved to stock again.
Gvirendra201 said:
I got that working 3-4 months ago.
There's a kernel from Houstonn's AOSP 4.4 kiktkat ROM.
Try that, I used OTG for like 1 month And then moved to stock again.
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thanks, you mean this one? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2522290
Yes
akahroba said:
thanks, you mean this one? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2522290
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Exactly, try that ROM along with faux clock.
Gvirendra201 said:
Exactly, try that ROM along with faux clock.
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Faux clock? I couldn't find it for E975
akahroba said:
Faux clock? I couldn't find it for E975
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I know that, It's hard to find. But checkout carefully !! You'll get that.

USB OTG on older lumias?

Hello, now we have lumia 950 and 950XL which run the same OS build and have somewhat similiar hardware as older lumias. We also have interop and full unlock, so is it possible to import drivers from them?
not possible because hardware, not OS...
Also, USB-C Dual Role is not the same as USB-OTG.
But why android devices with similar hardware , usb type, same processor and stuff have OTG working? Do they have special hardware for this?
Which?
My friend's HTC Desire 816 is pretty similar to my lumia 640 XL, and OTG works on his device. BTW, HTC One M8 has OTG support, and it seems that windows version doesn't.
Yeah, look like Microsoft doesn't support OTG in WP. It has dismantled a myth then.
I'm sceptical... My Lumia 925 has a Snapdragon S4 which is described as USB OTG compatible....
ben3094 said:
I'm sceptical... My Lumia 925 has a Snapdragon S4 which is described as USB OTG compatible.... [/QedUOTE]
it may not be hardware issue ,it requires drivers that will come with firmware, MS had no intention to support older devices with new features like ,call recording,USB-OTG,etc,no firmware updates for older devices ,may be feedback may help on this
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nguyenloc98 said:
my Xiaomi Mi4 when running miui 8 supported otg, but when running windows 10 rom, it doesn't, so it think not just hardware but also software
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Exactly

LG K10 "Novo" (Code name: M250S)

So here in Brazil LG has recently (March 2017) released the LG K10 "Novo" (Portuguese for "new"), which is a sort of second-generation K10. Unfortunately I could not find information about it on other markets, though I read a rumor that it would be released in other countries as the "LG K20". It features slightly improved hardware (1.5gh quad core processor, 2gb of RAM, NFC, double download speed, OTG USB), a major exterior redesign (the most noticeable change is that the volume buttons were moved to the side) and comes with Nougat pre-installed, with a very different interface in general.
My question is: is this phone likely to get any attention here on XDA? In case LG doesn't decide to release it in other markets, which would seem unlikely, can we still expect rooting, custom roms and other customization for this phone in the future?
FelipeFritschF said:
So here in Brazil LG has recently (March 2017) released the LG K10 "Novo" (Portuguese for "new"), which is a sort of second-generation K10. Unfortunately I could not find information about it on other markets, though I read a rumor that it would be released in other countries as the "LG K20". It features slightly improved hardware (1.5gh quad core processor, 2gb of RAM, NFC, double download speed, OTG USB), a major exterior redesign (the most noticeable change is that the volume buttons were moved to the side) and comes with Nougat pre-installed, with a very different interface in general.
My question is: is this phone likely to get any attention here on XDA? In case LG doesn't decide to release it in other markets, which would seem unlikely, can we still expect rooting, custom roms and other customization for this phone in the future?
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We can't tell anything about rooting, custom roms and stuff until it is released.
I can confidently tell you that the LG K20 is absolutely not the same phone as LG K10 Novo / LG K10 2017.
LG K20 does not appear to have NFC, has a quad core processor instead of an octa core, has a slightly lower mAh value battery, seems not to support USB OTG, is available in 32GB storage version too, and has more minor differences.
(Also it goes by the name LG K20 Plus or LG K20 V).
For the rest I must say the whole releasing logics of LG confuse me a lot with all the new editions, different names around different areas, etc.
pvineeth97 said:
We can't tell anything about rooting, custom roms and stuff until it is released.
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Well, to be fair, the phone has been released however it appears not in every region, which is what one would expect. I have no clue if they are still planning to.

We can't reach the Galileo satellite in Europe.

Hello everybody,
I wonder why we can't reach the Galileo satellite here in Europe, while the our snapdragon 820 processor support this satellite.
The same says also Qualcomm in they site here:
https://www.qualcomm.com/news/relea...pport-galileo-across-snapdragon-processor-and
I'm using navigon and also a test software from play store, and compare with galaxy s8 it has support Galileo, our Zuk z2 plus hasn't.
Maybe somebody knows why?
Thnx!
The CPU may support the function but its a OEM choice to "enable" the function on the phone. Since the phone isnt made by just the CPU, in order to accommodate others functions for another ICs, or to "cripple" functions based on region only, or even if they dont want to pay royalties for the use of the tecnology, they may not implement all the functions the Chipset supports. This is true for the Quick Charge 3.0, for instance. Commonly used on all SD820 phones, isnt avaiable on Zuk Z2 saddly...
nameless-- said:
The CPU may support the function but its a OEM choice to "enable" the function on the phone. Since the phone isnt made by just the CPU, in order to accommodate others functions for another ICs, or to "cripple" functions based on region only, or even if they dont want to pay royalties for the use of the tecnology, they may not implement all the functions the Chipset supports. This is true for the Quick Charge 3.0, for instance. Commonly used on all SD820 phones, isnt avaiable on Zuk Z2 saddly...
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Thnx for your answer, at least I know why!
And it is sad.For the rest and for €164 is wonderful phone ?
I was wondering the same. According to gsmarena, no phone exists with a snapdragon 820 (MSM8996) and supports Galileo. Therefore I doubt that Qualcomm offers this driver/software to manufacturers for our soc.
Since Qualcomm is american, and Galileo is in direct competition with the GPS, they may have disabled it to cripple the ability of the EU to spread the compatibility for its positioning system.
DavidWel said:
I was wondering the same. According to gsmarena, no phone exists with a snapdragon 820 (MSM8996) and supports Galileo. Therefore I doubt that Qualcomm offers this driver/software to manufacturers for our soc.
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Nope only the Zuk Edge supports it.
It seems that the Chinese Beidou satellites can be used without problem on my Z2. However I can't see Galileo ones either. There're only three types of satellites, probably, on the GPS test app: GPS, GLONASS, BEIDOU.

Usb c to HDMI??

Hi.
Does lg g7 support this feature?
I would like to connect to a external monitor.
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I tried my USB to HDMI that I use with my switch and it didn't work. It comes up with a message telling you to use the casting feature.
Shozuki said:
I tried my USB to HDMI that I use with my switch and it didn't work. It comes up with a message telling you to use the casting feature.
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Is it possible that LG is so stupid to remove this feature?????
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LG didn't support this on the G6, and I had hoped they would include it here, but I guess they're all in on streaming.
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Idon12no said:
LG didn't support this on the G6, and I had hoped they would include it here, but I guess they're all in on streaming.
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But, it is not the same, if you want to play with your smartphone in the tv, you need hdmi, streaming has much lag.
Lg v30 support this feature.
Lg g7 is fantastic, but without this, it can not be comprared with galaxy s9, p20 pro, iphone x...
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This was 100 percent not on the G6
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Idon12no said:
This was 100 percent not on the G6
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Yes, I know it. But it was on LG v30.
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ricxgp said:
Yes, I know it. But it was on LG v30.
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Oh. Makes sense that they would've just kept it then. Sadly, LG is not known for it's logical actions. Haha
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I'm experiencing the same issue on G7 Thinq and suspected the USB-C to HDMI cable. Is this really just not supported on the G7? They're trying to force us to use a streaming device by excluding this very basic and reliable functionality?
ra990 said:
I'm experiencing the same issue on G7 Thinq and suspected the USB-C to HDMI cable. Is this really just not supported on the G7? They're trying to force us to use a streaming device by excluding this very basic and reliable functionality?
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LG has disabled this feature by software.
As you can see in the attached screen, the smartphone detect a displayport adapter, but the tv out is disabled via software.
I have been researching into the kernel source, and I have discovered how they have disabled this feature, I have uploaded the hdmi_Kconfig file from LG v30, and Samsung Galaxy S9, both of them support HDMI out, and LG G7.
There you can see waht I have explained.
If it would have some developeres interested in this device, they could take back this feture to LG G7.
usb c to hdmi cable
When it comes to technology, I think I'm pretty up to date but I was a little behind the curve when it came to HDMI cords and cell phones. I absolutely love my Samsung S8+ and being able to watch videos that I have recorded, pictures I've taken on my television has opened me to a whole new world...... use easyacc usb c to hdmi cable watched movies from my Netflix app from my phone on the television screen. I'm stoked if you can't tell!!!
ricxgp said:
LG has disabled this feature by software.
As you can see in the attached screen, the smartphone detect a displayport adapter, but the tv out is disabled via software.
I have been researching into the kernel source, and I have discovered how they have disabled this feature, I have uploaded the hdmi_Kconfig file from LG v30, and Samsung Galaxy S9, both of them support HDMI out, and LG G7.
There you can see waht I have explained.
If it would have some developeres interested in this device, they could take back this feture to LG G7.
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Had I known this single fact before, I swear I would have never bought LG G7. This is passed Apple's stupidity. I mean what the f LG? Wake the hell up. No more LG **** for me anymore.
ricxgp said:
LG has disabled this feature by software.
As you can see in the attached screen, the smartphone detect a displayport adapter, but the tv out is disabled via software.
I have been researching into the kernel source, and I have discovered how they have disabled this feature, I have uploaded the hdmi_Kconfig file from LG v30, and Samsung Galaxy S9, both of them support HDMI out, and LG G7.
There you can see waht I have explained.
If it would have some developeres interested in this device, they could take back this feture to LG G7.
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So now, is there any developer who had successfully unlocked this feature?
harysviewty said:
So now, is there any developer who had successfully unlocked this feature?
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The feature is directly disabled in the kernel. While we have the kernel the source doesn't work.
So does this mean there is a way to enable this feature on the g7. I just updated from an iPhone and have no wifi where I play videos etc for my students. I had the adapter for the smart phone and bought one to fit the USB c but when I plug it in to the HDMI it only charges does not show the screen
ricxgp said:
LG has disabled this feature by software.
As you can see in the attached screen, the smartphone detect a displayport adapter, but the tv out is disabled via software.
I have been researching into the kernel source, and I have discovered how they have disabled this feature, I have uploaded the hdmi_Kconfig file from LG v30, and Samsung Galaxy S9, both of them support HDMI out, and LG G7.
There you can see waht I have explained.
If it would have some developeres interested in this device, they could take back this feture to LG G7.
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Hello!
I am interested in enabling hdmi also.
Any news?
I'm offering a reward! ?
Hi guys, it must be rooted the phone for make the change in the kernel to activate the feature? Or there is an alternative way to enable it?
There is no way to enable it at the moment.
Snapdragon 845 have HDMI as option- vendor have to open HDMI with paid key (same as Windows Home to Windows Pro). Qualcom understand the power of money.
So it is a SW issue-but You can't just change n to y in kernel. It's a clear case for LG. Maybe they can offer a paid solution - but I doubt it.
Regards Per Vangli
It seems someone with g710ulm on v10i firmware has managed to connect with a TV using this lenovo usbc to DisplayPort adapter 4X90Q93303.
Can someone with this firmware confirm this? ???

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