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Root Unofficial CyanogenMod 12.1 for LG L70 D320 D320n D325 MS323

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F2FS

F2FS (Flash-Friendly File System) is a flash file system initially developed by Samsung Electronics for the Linux kernel.

The motive for F2FS was to build a file system that from the start, takes into account the characteristics of NAND flash memory-based storage devices (such as solid-state disks, eMMC, and SD cards), which are widely used in computer systems ranging from mobile devices to servers.
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Pdubbed said:
Go to CyanogenMod updates in the settings under about phone and press the name of the new update and you will see the change log.;)
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Thanks I figured it out turns out my fully updated Rom was for some reason reading as a older version of itself there was no update for me to start with
 
darkwarrior92 said:
@vm03 Great job for fixing offline charging. Is it ok that it shows stock charging animation for a 1-2 sec then it change to new animation? :)
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First image at starting offline charge, can't be changed. Next animation from d325 stock. If anyone can paint good battery animation for CM it will be cool.
 
vm03 said:
1. Backup /data in TWRP
2. Manual backup content of "Internal SD"
3. Boot to TWRP (need ver. 20120821)
4. Press Wipe
5. Press Advanced Wipe
6. Press to Choose only Data
7. Press Repair or change file system
8. Press Change File System
9. Press F2FS
10. Restore backups
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I was told there are not much benefits or speed by using this file system, in fact possibly less read speed.
Btw, does offline charging animation have a new animation? Or stock, because i have the stock one except percentage text is smaller, instead of the scale in stock rom (doesnt bother me), maby because its d325 stock not my d320n scaling. Just wondering if the animation was changed, and if not id like to request a flat, metirial design one
 
vm03 said:
1. Backup /data in TWRP
2. Manual backup content of "Internal SD"
3. Boot to TWRP (need ver. 20120821)
4. Press Wipe
5. Press Advanced Wipe
6. Press to Choose only Data
7. Press Repair or change file system
8. Press Change File System
9. Press F2FS
10. Restore backups
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Thank you very much, @vm03 it seems more fluid or my impression
 
I made a complete wipe of all the partitions (data, cache,...), flashed, and it did not worked! no boot screen just the lg logo frozen at the screen! cold swets, till I find out that I have formated also /system with f2fs, by mistake, so be carefull! after that it was all smooth, as usual :)!
Maybe it is just me, but it seems to be more fluid :)
Thank you @vm03 !
 
Don't remember who explained it to me, but I was told that f2fs is a good way to speed up your sd card (the ext partition) and also to make the card last longer... I'm a noob on this, so I don't really know?

Would be great if it was possible to repartition the SD card to f2fs from twrp ☺

Btw, is it possible to get a f2fs version of this ROM?


Thanks for a brilliant ROM ☺☺☺
 
Offline batter charging animation is indeed the stock version, nothing changed
But, I really like the speed of this ROM. Just using it again, and really impressed with the improvement of smoothness and stability.
 
ltmpx said:
I made a complete wipe of all the partitions (data, cache,...), flashed, and it did not worked! no boot screen just the lg logo frozen at the screen! cold swets, till I find out that I have formated also /system with f2fs, by mistake, so be carefull! after that it was all smooth, as usual :)!
Maybe it is just me, but it seems to be more fluid :)
Thank you @vm03 !
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So is your system partition still f2fs?
 
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nyttliv7 said:
So is your system partition still f2fs?
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No, :(. I have check them, and only data survive with f2fs :(. I try to format data, cache and system to f2fs but for some reason after installing cm and gapps, it refuses to start! I search on Google and find aut that ext4 has a better read speed than f2fs, but I want f2fs, so I will keep to search and try :)
 
VillaRuizHN said:
Is there a solution to move large files from MTP ?
i use google translate :D
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Reboot to TWRP Recovery then Go to Mount then choose the option to Mount USB Storage. There you have it. It's not the actual MTP but this works when moving large files, the only downside is you can't use the OS.
 
I just Flash it....
But I'm having problem with internet. not WiFi... The service Provide (metro pcs). any way to fix it?

LG MS323
 
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