LG G STYLO Update ?

[hugerichman]

If your Stylo is rooted, don't take the update.

If your Stylo is not rooted, you can install the update, if you want it.

So it doesn't matter that I have twrp installed?

 

[tube517]

So it doesn't matter that I have twrp installed?

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There is no flashable zip of the latest OTA update that I know of.

If you take the OTA, you could lose root/TWRP.

 

[hugerichman]

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There is no flashable zip of the latest OTA update that I know of.

If you take the OTA, you could lose root/TWRP.

What I'm trying to say is that updating while twrp is intalled is bad? Because I have done this before and twrp seemed to flash the update its self then put me on a boot loop to twrp.

 

[tube517]

What I'm trying to say is that updating while twrp is intalled is bad? Because I have done this before and twrp seemed to flash the update its self the put me on a booy loop to twrp.

No definitive answer. If your phone is rooted (and custom recovery), you are not supposed to flash the OTA. It could:

1. Brick your phone (Stylos are hard to brick permanently)
2. Lose root
3. Lose root and recovery/TWRP
4. Boot loop
5. Make your phone act inconsistent.
6. Who knows what else


Each phone is different so do so at your own risk.

 

[viperdink]

@hugerichman

So it doesn't matter that I have twrp installed?

Nope. You run a good chance of bricking using the ota method of updating . twrp is a custom recovery . it is not for flashing stock factory firmware . the new flashing tool is LG Up . it installs factory kdz firmware on a phone that requires unbricking or changing a devices installed firmware version .
Either way you will lose root and have to set it up again.