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I have a lg g4 h812 and its unlock and on T-mobile now. Since it looks like the h811 and h812 have same hardware could I flash h811 firmware onto my h812?
you could always try to flash the first revision of the 811 firmware that is below 10H, i've tried on mine and got me into HardBrick. Got repaired for free.
xavierlangevin1 said:
you could always try to flash the first revision of the 811 firmware that is below 10H, i've tried on mine and got me into HardBrick. Got repaired for free.
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What version did you flash that caused the hardbrick?
From my understanding you should never cross flash models. Some g4 varients could be differ. But rule of thumb never do it unless confirmed to work
I've successfully flash a 815 & 818 into my 812, but we have to reflash the modem file of the 812 original firmware to be able to obtain network (wifi work but quite laggy).
The 81110H is the firmware that i've tried to install (Phone wont reboot after upgrade and show off like 9008 device) . i don't know if we could modify a kdz for being able to inject directly the modem of the 812 into 815 rom...
Yes you can
I've made this tutorial but you have to change some thinks to use in your variant
PS: you will get some problems with your modem (dont work)
If you found how to get working
Please share
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g4/general/how-to-install-cyanogenmod-h810-t3388019
Wjbr1993 said:
Yes you can
I've made this tutorial but you have to change some thinks to use in your variant
PS: you will get some problems with your modem (dont work)
If you found how to get working
Please share
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g4/general/how-to-install-cyanogenmod-h810-t3388019
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Which variant your using ? i wanna test to install the system.img partition into anyother variant that cannot be officially unlocked and try it. *i've get access to g4 812 bootloader with flashing a 815 firmware but can't unlock it...
xavierlangevin1 said:
Which variant your using ? i wanna test to install the system.img partition into anyother variant that cannot be officially unlocked and try it. *i've get access to g4 812 bootloader with flashing a 815 firmware but can't unlock it...
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Im using a H810 (AT&T) variant
I install a H811 kdz on it
It works perfect but i cant get signal
And yes i can unlock the bootloader with this kdz (H811)
So you tried it ? to unlock ?
Wjbr1993 said:
Yes you can
I've made this tutorial but you have to change some thinks to use in your variant
PS: you will get some problems with your modem (dont work)
If you found how to get working
Please share
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g4/general/how-to-install-cyanogenmod-h810-t3388019
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Can someone could try this with a 815, or any other model than 810 ?
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iljalways said:
I have a lg g4 h812 and its unlock and on T-mobile now. Since it looks like the h811 and h812 have same hardware could I flash h811 firmware onto my h812?
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You could try the method of this guy but i can't tell if you will get a hardbrick...
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Can someone could try this with a 815, or any other model than 810 ?
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You could try the method of this guy but i can't tell if you will get a hardbrick...
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Here it is
I based my tutorial in another one
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/lg-g4-f500l-restore-signal-flash-815-t3214574
i've seen it before but flashing the 811 kdz give me a hardbrick. If i flash 810 then 811 that could work but cannot try it right now.
xavierlangevin1 said:
i've seen it before but flashing the 811 kdz give me a hardbrick. If i flash 810 then 811 that could work but cannot try it right now.
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DONT flash a 810 kdz
Just use some steps from my tutorial but using files for your variant
Wjbr1993 said:
DONT flash a 810 kdz
Just use some steps from my tutorial but using files for your variant
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With the 812 we can't directly flash a 811, without causing a hardbrick. I was only wondering if i could flash a 810 successfully a 811 wont be a problem
xavierlangevin1 said:
With the 812 we can't directly flash a 811, without causing a hardbrick. I was only wondering if i could flash a 810 successfully a 811 wont be a problem
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Aaah
Yes you can
But you have to flash first with lg flash tool 2014 (flash others kdz without problem)
And then with LG UP
xavierlangevin1 said:
I've successfully flash a 815 & 818 into my 812, but we have to reflash the modem file of the 812 original firmware to be able to obtain network (wifi work but quite laggy).
The 81110H is the firmware that i've tried to install (Phone wont reboot after upgrade and show off like 9008 device) . i don't know if we could modify a kdz for being able to inject directly the modem of the 812 into 815 rom...
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Hello friend,
I am also thinking of flashing H815(international) rom onto my H812(Canadian) hardware. If you don't mind, could you please tell me how did the phone function with the H815 firmware?
Thank you very much. Your help is greatly appreciated.
BIG_BADASS said:
Hello friend,
I am also thinking of flashing H815(international) rom onto my H812(Canadian) hardware. If you don't mind, could you please tell me how did the phone function with the H815 firmware?
Thank you very much. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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you cannot use it for daily usage, the mobile network doesn't work and the phone will randomly reboot sometimes.
xavierlangevin1 said:
you cannot use it for daily usage, the mobile network doesn't work and the phone will randomly reboot sometimes.
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Ok thanks, I'm asking because I'm going on a long trip to UK and the Middle East for 6 or 7 months , and thought flashing the H815 firmware would make it compatible with those networks and therefore a free solution, rather than paying to have it unlocked.
Thanks
xavierlangevin1 said:
you cannot use it for daily usage, the mobile network doesn't work and the phone will randomly reboot sometimes.
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So by default, H812 has a locked bootloader. But despite this, the flashing of H815 firmware still worked?
If you read carefully all posts in most of the cited "how-to's" ...
If you read carefully all posts in most of the cited "how-to's" that have been linked in the responses you've gotten to date ... you will note that many problems are encountered, ranging anywhere from hard bricks down. Simply not worth the risk, IMO as there is not a high enough probability that you can get back to what you had originally that was working in the first place.
S.
So I opened my box today and realized the manual mentioned lg g4 h815t.... I have a h811
Looked up on website both are T-Mobile. What's the difference?
What phone do I really have?
Could I potentionally flash a h815 ROM?
deltadiesel said:
So I opened my box today and realized the manual mentioned lg g4 h815t.... I have a h811
Looked up on website both are T-Mobile. What's the difference?
What phone do I really have?
Could I potentionally flash a h815 ROM?
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The H815T is Not T-Mobile. The H815T are sold in Turkey and Hong Kong. It's mostly the same as the H815 variant.
If you flash an H815 firmware on your device if it's a H811 you'll permanently brick your device.
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hyelton said:
The H815T is Not T-Mobile. The H815T are sold in Turkey and Hong Kong. It's mostly the same as the H815 variant.
If you flash an H815 firmware on your device if it's a H811 you'll permanently brick your device.
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LG website states 815T is a T-Mobile phone.
It is possible the manual just has that model number listed and shipped with my 811 device.
How do I really check what version I have?
And why would they state 815T is a T-Mobile phone on their website?
deltadiesel said:
LG website states 815T is a T-Mobile phone.
It is possible the manual just has that model number listed and shipped with my 811 device.
How do I really check what version I have?
And why would they state 815T is a T-Mobile phone on their website?
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I see no where on LGs website on the H815T page stating it's T-Mobile. If it does it's a glitch. It's 100% not a T-Mobile USA device.
Manuals may not matter as a G4 is a G4 operation wise.
What do you mean check which version you have? If it's a H811 then it's a T-Mobile device. T-Mobile only has 1 model for the G4.
Where did you buy your phone? If used/referb/second hand that might explain the manual mismatch.
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hyelton said:
The H815T is Not T-Mobile. The H815T are sold in Turkey and Hong Kong. It's mostly the same as the H815 variant.
If you flash an H815 firmware on your device if it's a H811 you'll permanently brick your device.
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hyelton said:
I see no where on LGs website on the H815T page stating it's T-Mobile. If it does it's a glitch. It's 100% not a T-Mobile USA device.
Manuals may not matter as a G4 is a G4 operation wise.
What do you mean check which version you have? If it's a H811 then it's a T-Mobile device. T-Mobile only has 1 model for the G4.
Where did you buy your phone? If used/referb/second hand that might explain the manual mismatch.
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Bought it through Rogers. Apparently rogers sells or sold h812
Box imei and serial number match to phone.
Must be manual...manual is a manual.
But why would Rogers be selling a T-Mobile phone.....when they have their own brand?
Anyway to check other than software?
deltadiesel said:
Bought it through Rogers. Apparently rogers sells or sold h812
Box imei and serial number match to phone.
Must be manual...manual is a manual.
But why would Rogers be selling a T-Mobile phone.....when they have their own brand?
Anyway to check other than software?
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Now that is what's odd. So you bought it through a actual Rogers store? And not a reseller that just happens to sell rogers stuff?
Rogers themselves I doubt would sell a T-Mobile device.
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hyelton said:
Now that is what's odd. So you bought it through a actual Rogers store? And not a reseller that just happens to sell rogers stuff?
Rogers themselves I doubt would sell a T-Mobile device.
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It was actual Rogers store. Not a reseller
Bought it unlocked. Sales rep said he could give me a deal on it so I took it
Glad I didn't get a 812 to be honest, read there are no custom ROMs?
hyelton said:
The H815T is Not T-Mobile. The H815T are sold in Turkey and Hong Kong. It's mostly the same as the H815 variant.
If you flash an H815 firmware on your device if it's a H811 you'll permanently brick your device.
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If the H811 has an unlocked bootloader, will it still brick if one were flash the H815T firmware?
අධිරාජ (Adhirāja) said:
If the H811 has an unlocked bootloader, will it still brick if one were flash the H815T firmware?
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Never flash wrong model firmware. Yes you would brick your device...
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hyelton said:
Never flash wrong model firmware. Yes you would brick your device...
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Has it been tried before?
අධිරාජ (Adhirāja) said:
Has it been tried before?
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It’s not that it’s not been tried. It cannot be done. If it is you’ll 1. Result in a brick or 2. It won’t work and hope that you’ll be able to flash it back.
The modems in those phones are completely different. Along with the T-Mobile model having antirollback which makes it impossible
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hyelton said:
It’s not that it’s not been tried. It cannot be done. If it is you’ll 1. Result in a brick or 2. It won’t work and hope that you’ll be able to flash it back.
The modems in those phones are completely different. Along with the T-Mobile model having antirollback which makes it impossible
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Ok well I have the H812 with antirollback value 0. once steadfasterx is fully complete his unofficial bootloader unlock, my plan is to unlock bootloader, install TWRP, then until custom roms for this variant comes out, I plan on flashing other carrier firmwares.... and it seems H815 has better updates, so probably going to flash that one...
Also, can you kindly tell me what you mean by "modem" in the phone? is it the thing that deals with frequency bands?
If it softbricks, I can always re-flash my stock firmware right? What are the chances of a hardbrick?
අධිරාජ (Adhirāja) said:
Ok well I have the H812 with antirollback value 0. once steadfasterx is fully complete his unofficial bootloader unlock, my plan is to unlock bootloader, install TWRP, then until custom roms for this variant comes out, I plan on flashing other carrier firmwares.... and it seems H815 has better updates, so probably going to flash that one...
If it softbricks, I can always re-flash my stock firmware right? What are the chances of a hardbrick?
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H812 won’t be as locked down as the H811 is. But flashing wrong model firmware is a no no. Flashing custom roms built on another firmware may not work correctly but won’t be as harmful as flashing stock firmware which will 99% won’t work and or will cause a hard brick.
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hyelton said:
H812 won’t be as locked down as the H811 is. But flashing wrong model firmware is a no no. Flashing custom roms built on another firmware may not work correctly but won’t be as harmful as flashing stock firmware which will 99% won’t work and or will cause a hard brick.
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Ok so I can flash a H815 custom rom on this. Thanks.
Do you know any nougat based H815 roms with all the stock H815 apps?
Thanks very much.
අධිරාජ (Adhirāja) said:
Ok so I can flash a H815 custom rom on this. Thanks.
Do you know any nougat based H815 roms with all the stock H815 apps?
Thanks very much.
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Not saying you can, but that would be possible before flashing a stock kdz or tot.
Sorry no clue on Roms. Only keep up with stock and flashing to stock.
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hyelton said:
Not saying you can, but that would be possible before flashing a stock kdz or tot.
Sorry no clue on Roms. Only keep up with stock and flashing to stock.
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Ok. Thank you for all your time and help. have a good day.
As you have read in the FAQ sometimes when you send your phone away to be repaired (under warranty in my case) you may get your phone back where what is flashed on it does not match the actual hardware. In my case the motherboard was an H810 and the software claimed it was an H812, even SALT thought it was an H812.
Well the good news is just flash on what your motherboard says it is. In my case the H810 unlock and roms both work great. Everything except for the flashlight works but that is a known problem with the LineageOS 15.1 rom as of writing this. The phone has been in use for over a week with no freakouts, reboots, excessive battery drain, overheating or otherwise.
REMEMBER! caveat emptor, this worked for me and might not for you!
TL;DR you should disassemble your phone and make sure the hardware matches up to what you are using to root it with. And also make damn sure you carrier unlock it first before flashing on a custom rom. The custom roms will not carrier unlock your phone and in my case claim to be successful and fail silently.
One additional thing to note here, I do not know if this was incorrectly flashed by the tech or if putting on the H812 rom was intentional. I did not use the stock phone whatsoever so I do not know if all the hardware (calls/camera/flashlight/etc) even worked properly.
@steadfasterX per request.
Hi, I too have a frankenstein h810 device, but I only realized it after I unlocked flashed a custom rom and everything. I bricked the phone, but I'm using the sd card unbrick method to run the phone. With that said, you mentioned to use h810 files and everything should work fine. I've tried that, but with little success. Either there would be no sound or LTE or no video. I'm currently running h812 roms/modems and my lte does not work and my battery performance is less than stellar.
My question is, what are the current builds of the files are you using? Also, what can I do to unlock my phone? I got the code, but it does not work and you mentioned that its best to unlock the phone before installing custom roms.
One last tidbit, when I go into download mode and try to use LGUP to unbrick the phone, it says my device model is unknown. Is this something to do with the frankenstein motherboard?
Thank you
I have a 810 board flashed with 811 software
Currently using resurrection remix
deltadiesel said:
I have a 810 board flashed with 811 software
Currently using resurrection remix
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Is that with 811 modem as well as kernel and USU unlock?
Hotdogint said:
Is that with 811 modem as well as kernel and USU unlock?
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811 modem and kernel
Regular unlock. It came branded as a 811 even though motherboard us 810
deltadiesel said:
811 modem and kernel
Regular unlock. It came branded as a 811 even though motherboard us 810
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Would you be able to provide a link to those files? SteadfasterX's download server does not seem to have them.
Thank you for your help
Hotdogint said:
Would you be able to provide a link to those files? SteadfasterX's download server does not seem to have them.
Thank you for your help
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You mean 20v T-Mobile 811. Kdz ?
deltadiesel said:
You mean 20v T-Mobile 811. Kdz ?
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Is that where you got the files? Then I can just extract them from a stock KDZ from the internet myself. I'm wondering if there is anything I can do to unbrick my phone. LGUP cannot recognize my phone model while it is in download mode. Even salt is all over the place with its information. I bricked the phone a while back so I forgot exactly how I did it in the first place.
Hotdogint said:
Is that where you got the files? Then I can just extract them from a stock KDZ from the internet myself. I'm wondering if there is anything I can do to unbrick my phone. LGUP cannot recognize my phone model while it is in download mode. Even salt is all over the place with its information. I bricked the phone a while back so I forgot exactly how I did it in the first place.
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Sorry I thought you could flash kez with LGUP. If your phone isn't being recognized in download mode I'd contact steadfasterx for a solution
I'm not sure what to do in that situation
deltadiesel said:
Sorry I thought you could flash kez with LGUP. If your phone isn't being recognized in download mode I'd contact steadfasterx for a solution
I'm not sure what to do in that situation
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Ok, I managed to get LGUP running with an edit to the build.prop of the device. LGUP says the phone version is H81220x. I checked the motherboard and it is the same model as baconbacon's LGG4, h810. What are my choices on flashing a proper KDZ? I've read certain things about ARB, but I'm not 100% sure how it works. Looking at the LGUP tool, it wants to select a .tot file. Any suggestions?
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Ok, I managed to get LGUP running with an edit to the build.prop of the device. LGUP says the phone version is H81220x. I checked the motherboard and it is the same model as baconbacon's LGG4, h810. What are my choices on flashing a proper KDZ? I've read certain things about ARB, but I'm not 100% sure how it works. Looking at the LGUP tool, it wants to select a .tot file. Any suggestions?
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When your phone was working properly what software did it come with 810? 812,?
deltadiesel said:
When your phone was working properly what software did it come with 810? 812,?
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It was running 812 software.
Hotdogint said:
It was running 812 software.
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You should be able to.flash 812 software on it then. Google 20v kdz for 812 and flash it with lg up. If .kdz extension isn't available select refurbish....it can be tricky but eventually it will give you option to flash kdz
My phone is a 810 with 811 software. So when I used lg up I flashed it back to 811
deltadiesel said:
You should be able to.flash 812 software on it then. Google 20v kdz for 812 and flash it with lg up. If .kdz extension isn't available select refurbish....it can be tricky but eventually it will give you option to flash kdz
My phone is a 810 with 811 software. So when I used lg up I flashed it back to 811
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Should I do 20z? Apparently 20z is for Rogers, which is the carrier the device is with.
Hotdogint said:
Should I do 20z? Apparently 20z is for Rogers, which is the carrier the device is with.
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Yes that will work
deltadiesel said:
Yes that will work
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And from there I can flash the RR rom then 29a modem, h812 baseband and I should be gravy?
Hotdogint said:
And from there I can flash the RR rom then 29a modem, h812 baseband and I should be gravy?
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Yes from there you will need to install twrp custom recovery followed by ROM.of your choice.
Go ahead and flask the 20z 812 kdz first. See how it goes
deltadiesel said:
Yes from there you will need to install twrp custom recovery followed by ROM.of your choice.
Go ahead and flask the 20z 812 kdz first. See how it goes
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Flashed the phone and LGUP says it was rebooting the phone but it never did. Now nothing comes up, not even when the sd card is installed. The only feedback I get from the phone is when it initially opened it vibrates, but no screen nor recognized in windows.
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Flashed the phone and LGUP says it was rebooting the phone but it never did. Now nothing comes up, not even when the sd card is installed. The only feedback I get from the phone is when it initially opened it vibrates, but no screen nor recognized in windows.
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Are you able to go back to download mode?
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Are you able to go back to download mode?
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Nope
Hello guys.
i have freezing problems with my LG G4 H81021y so i am trying to update it, so it may solve the problem.
So if any one have an update files or stock firmware for AT&T LG G4 please give a link
OR if you have a solution for this freezing problem i would appreciate any sort help
Really no one has update files for LG G4 H810 :crying:
bimad99 said:
Hello guys.
i have freezing problems with my LG G4 H81021y so i am trying to update it, so it may solve the problem.
So if any one have an update files or stock firmware for AT&T LG G4 please give a link
OR if you have a solution for this freezing problem i would appreciate any sort help
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You could try a factory restore if you haven't already. Also, the LG Bridge app for your pc (download from LG site), may provide an update or an option to reinstall your firmware.
The alternative is to check (private message) with other H810 XDA owners in relevant threads to see if someone has a copy of a suitable stock firmware.
Note: If you want to install a custom rom to update to the latest security patches, etc., , you can unlock your bootloader unofficially with steadfasterX's brilliant work (many H810 users have gone this route now) - check it out here: [UNLOCK][UNOFFICIAL][G4] Unlock **ANY** LG G4 device with UsU. Read the OP thoroughly and make sure you understand it fully. You will have to have an ARB version of two or less in order to go this route, so before upgrading to any other H810 firmware, check your ARB version with SALT.
sdembiske said:
You could try a factory restore if you haven't already. Also, the LG Bridge app for your pc (download from LG site), may provide an update or an option to reinstall your firmware.
The alternative is to check (private message) with other H810 XDA owners in relevant threads to see if someone has a copy of a suitable stock firmware.
Note: If you want to install a custom rom to update to the latest security patches, etc., , you can unlock your bootloader unofficially with steadfasterX's brilliant work (many H810 users have gone this route now) - check it out here: [UNLOCK][UNOFFICIAL][G4] Unlock **ANY** LG G4 device with UsU. Read the OP thoroughly and make sure you understand it fully. You will have to have an ARB version of two or less in order to go this route, so before upgrading to any other H810 firmware, check your ARB version with SALT.
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thanks for reply.
I already tried the factory reset, but no lights on.
Tha LG Bridge won't work as i know cuz i don't have active AT&T Sim card and i don't live in tha usa.
Asking other H810 XDA Owners for a suitable stock firmware, i really didn't think about it so i will give it a try.
My H810 already have H81021y software which has ARB 3. so no root for me, i guess :crying:
bimad99 said:
thanks for reply.
I already tried the factory reset, but no lights on.
Tha LG Bridge won't work as i know cuz i don't have active AT&T Sim card and i don't live in tha usa.
Asking other H810 XDA Owners for a suitable stock firmware, i really didn't think about it so i will give it a try.
My H810 already have H81021y software which has ARB 3. so no root for me, i guess :crying:
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Yes, no root, no bootloader unlock for you, unfortunately.
However, ALL MAY NOT BE LOST ... check out this thread that I found: link... to Android 6.0 MM h81021y archive tot
There are a couple of links to the firmware you seem to be looking for. It is a TOT file but you should be able to flash it following the TOT method as outlined in this thread: [Guide] LG G4 Stock Firmware (Go Back to Stock) KDZ & TOT Method - scroll down to the TOT method.
Good luck.
bimad99 said:
Hello guys.
i have freezing problems with my LG G4 H81021y so i am trying to update it, so it may solve the problem.
So if any one have an update files or stock firmware for AT&T LG G4 please give a link
OR if you have a solution for this freezing problem i would appreciate any sort help
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Could also be the ilapo if a factory reset does not solve it.
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steadfasterX said:
Could also be the ilapo if a factory reset does not solve it.
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The ilapo !! what do you mean ??
Does anyone knows what this ilapo thing is ?
bimad99 said:
The ilapo !! what do you mean ??
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uhm what about using the search box ???
Also find the bootloop fix list in my signature .
Still its just a guess . Check the first 3 digits of your serial (sticker behind the battery). If it starts with 603 or lower you board will be sooner or later affected by the ilapo .
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Hi All,
Was wondering if there will be any issues with flashing to Canadian LG firmware from Verizon phone.
onenite said:
Hi All,
Was wondering if there will be any issues with flashing to Canadian LG firmware from Verizon phone.
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As long as the kdz your cross flashing is not a T-mobile kdz. You should be fine you will lose wifi calling and such.
netookska05 said:
As long as the kdz your cross flashing is not a T-mobile kdz. You should be fine you will lose wifi calling and such.
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Thank you, it worked. When I check the hardware info it shows LG-G710ULM, does the Canadian AWM = ULM?
onenite said:
Thank you, it worked. When I check the hardware info it shows LG-G710ULM, does the Canadian AWM = ULM?
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Crossflashing does not change your phone model. Yes it will say that just remember what kdz your on?
netookska05 said:
Crossflashing does not change your phone model. Yes it will say that just remember what kdz your on?
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I flashed G710AWM20c_00_1025.kdz, but strangely says G710ULM. My original phone model number is G710VM.
onenite said:
I flashed G710AWM20c_00_1025.kdz, but strangely says G710ULM. My original phone model number is G710VM.
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yes, I too have verizon and when I crossflash it says the same no big deal
netookska05 said:
yes, I too have verizon and when I crossflash it says the same no big deal
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Cool, thanks.
One last question I have is, can I update the software through the updater?
If not, when I do an "upgrade" option through LGUP, will it wipe my phone data, or will it be like any other update through the updater on the phone?
Lgup will wipe data. Going through the software update in the phone will keep data as long as you are on stock. If you are crossflashed to anther kdz software update in phone wont work. You need to manually update with lgup.
onenite said:
Thank you, it worked. When I check the hardware info it shows LG-G710ULM, does the Canadian AWM = ULM?
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Kindly tell me which method you used? i have G710vm and want to upgrade to android 10 i'm confused which method to use without bricking my phone.
HassanShah said:
Kindly tell me which method you used? i have G710vm and want to upgrade to android 10 i'm confused which method to use without bricking my phone.
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did you get the chance to update?