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Root Official CyanogenMod 13.0 for LG L70 D320 D320n D325 MS323

stevce80 said:
Can someone tell me how to fix flashlight, i update it from 20160809 to 20160810 and after i see that the flashlight dont work i return to 09.08 and now again flashlight dont work
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Must be something wrong with your led flash hardware. I don't get such problem with latest build (august 11).
 
I have this installed cm-13.0-20160814-NIGHTLY-w5 on my MS323 and was forced to set the sd card up as internal storage due to the fact that I have more apps than the internal memory will hold. Big problem....the apps that are on the sd card keep malfunctioning. I have installed a new sd card Sandisk model SL32G 32 gb manufactured on Jul 2016. Also, I can't to backups or restores as TWRP does not recognize the sd card because it is set as internal storage. Please help!
 
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moedjs said:
Yes you can, use app FlashFire, it's free on PlayStore

This change: https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/151480
doesn't have effect in my phone, anyone got same problem?
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FlashFire will not work it says "root access could not be acquired, or you are not running either SuperSU or CM SU with SELinux set to Permissive Are you rooted?" I installed Super SU and it said updated binary, but FlashFire still said the same thing. Then superSU said the SU binary needs to be updated. I updated it and then my phone will not reboot.
 
drdave69 said:
FlashFire will not work it says "root access could not be acquired, or you are not running either SuperSU or CM SU with SELinux set to Permissive Are you rooted?" I installed Super SU and it said updated binary, but FlashFire still said the same thing. Then superSU said the SU binary needs to be updated. I updated it and then my phone will not reboot.
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You have to enable superuser in developer menu, grant the FlashFire root access, and before that you have to change the SELinux mode to permissive using SELinuxModeChanger app. Good Luck. This method is tested 100% work by me.
 
moedjs said:
You have to enable superuser in developer menu, grant the FlashFire root access, and before that you have to change the SELinux mode to permissive using SELinuxModeChanger app. Good Luck. This method is tested 100% work by me.
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Ok I have downloaded. installed, and run the SELinuxModeChanger app. I set the SELinux mode to permissive, went to the developer menu, and can't see an option to enable superuser.
 
drdave69 said:
None of the apps on the sd card are working
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Hi, it would be nice if you keep posting one message at the time - we need to keep this thread clean and tidy :)

The thing is, no matter how fast your SD card is, the phone's performance will never be greater, since it's only the Snapdragon 200-series processor.
An adaptive storage is only a partial success: it allows your phone to keep *obb files and data on your SD, whereas a vital part of the app (*APK) is still kept on a MMC (a true internal memory). So, as you might have already noticed, your phone's internal memory is still getting filled up with stuff. Also, some apps doesn't like the idea of being loaded form an adaptive storage, so they FC or doesn't run at all.

The solutions are:
  • buy a new phone with a huge amount of memory and stop using an adaptive storage ;)
  • take a risk and repartition your mmc (internal memory) with tools from here and stop using an adaptive storage
  • format your SD back to FAT and then take a shot with an adaptive storage once more
  • seems like your apps are broken after moving them to an adaptive storage - see if they work when you move them back to internal memory
  • play around with Link2Sd / Apps2SD
  • ..buy a new (better) phone (did I say that ? ) :D
 
Mystery_Flasher said:
Hi, it would be nice if you keep posting one message at the time - we need to keep this thread clean and tidy :)

The thing is, no matter how fast your SD card is, the phone's performance will never be greater, since it's only the Snapdragon 200-series processor.
An adaptive storage is only a partial success: it allows your phone to keep *obb files and data on your SD, whereas a vital part of the app (*APK) is still kept on a MMC (a true internal memory). So, as you might have already noticed, your phone's internal memory is still getting filled up with stuff. Also, some apps doesn't like the idea of being loaded form an adaptive storage, so they FC or doesn't run at all.

The solutions are:
  • buy a new phone with a huge amount of memory and stop using an adaptive storage ;)
  • take a risk and repartition your mmc (internal memory) with tools from here and stop using an adaptive storage
  • format your SD back to FAT and then take a shot with an adaptive storage once more
  • seems like your apps are broken after moving them to an adaptive storage - see if they work when you move them back to internal memory
  • play around with Link2Sd / Apps2SD
  • ..buy a new (better) phone (did I say that ? ) :D
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Sorry about the clutter, I was trying to use the app and thought I was replying to my own post, but I was wrong.
Thank you for all the good info Mystery_Flasher.
I wish I could buy a new phone, but I am unable, which is why I rooted, installed custom roms, etc...
I am looking into re partitioning my mmc with the tools you have mentioned, but I have a LOT more research to do before I take that route.
I did format my SD back to FAT, and it helped a little.
Yes the APPS seem to break occasionally when moved to adaptive storage while the phone is on, but after a reboot or two they will work again (for a while). When the phone reboots it unmounts the SD card and it takes a while to remount it when the phone loads up, causing any shortcuts on the home screen to be lost. Yes they work fine in internal memory.
I am playing around with Link2SD and Apps2SD without much success, but it might be a good option when I learn how to use these APPS.

In conclusion, I have realized that I need to start saving up for a new phone, and Androids Adaptive Storage is really buggy and should be done away with (in my opinion).
 
drdave69 said:
Sorry about the clutter, I was trying to use the app and thought I was replying to my own post, but I was wrong.
Thank you for all the good info Mystery_Flasher.
I wish I could buy a new phone, but I am unable, which is why I rooted, installed custom roms, etc...
I am looking into re partitioning my mmc with the tools you have mentioned, but I have a LOT more research to do before I take that route.
I did format my SD back to FAT, and it helped a little.
Yes the APPS seem to break occasionally when moved to adaptive storage while the phone is on, but after a reboot or two they will work again (for a while). When the phone reboots it unmounts the SD card and it takes a while to remount it when the phone loads up, causing any shortcuts on the home screen to be lost. Yes they work fine in internal memory.
I am playing around with Link2SD and Apps2SD without much success, but it might be a good option when I learn how to use these APPS.

In conclusion, I have realized that I need to start saving up for a new phone, and Androids Adaptive Storage is really buggy and should be done away with (in my opinion).
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I use Apps2SD Pro without issues.
 
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