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Root Unofficial CyanogenMod 12.1 for LG L70 D320 D320n D325 MS323
Well I am using the latest build now. I just did an OTA update without any wiping.
Basically I just did OTA updates without wipes since build 20150425 -> 20150510 and then to latest.
I am facing a problem with sdcard
Look at the screenie. This goes away after a reboot and it starts whenever I open mangarock. In mangarock when I try to change storage area there is no sdcard option unusually. This started happening after may 10 build. Is this a side effect of not wiping?
Basically I just did OTA updates without wipes since build 20150425 -> 20150510 and then to latest.
I am facing a problem with sdcard
Look at the screenie. This goes away after a reboot and it starts whenever I open mangarock. In mangarock when I try to change storage area there is no sdcard option unusually. This started happening after may 10 build. Is this a side effect of not wiping?
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Try to mount/remount sdcard from settings->storage and check again.
Basically yes, wish I had a more permanent solution to your problem though.
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Member1771050
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For that guy with "burn-in" on screen:
IPS LCD's definitely cannot have burn-ins. What they do tend to suffer from is residual charge. AFAIK, pixels in LCD screens are activated by a tiny electrical impulse. Each pixel gets zapped with a small amount of electricity, in layman terms. Sometimes it happens that pixels tends to hold "ghost image" as a result of the mentioned residual charge.
Yes, it's annoying, but there's nothing to worry about. What I suggest is to keep brightness between 60-80% and set screen timeout at 30 seconds. Honestly, I don't understand how your eyes can stand 100% brightness, my eyes hurt at that level
IPS LCD's definitely cannot have burn-ins. What they do tend to suffer from is residual charge. AFAIK, pixels in LCD screens are activated by a tiny electrical impulse. Each pixel gets zapped with a small amount of electricity, in layman terms. Sometimes it happens that pixels tends to hold "ghost image" as a result of the mentioned residual charge.
Yes, it's annoying, but there's nothing to worry about. What I suggest is to keep brightness between 60-80% and set screen timeout at 30 seconds. Honestly, I don't understand how your eyes can stand 100% brightness, my eyes hurt at that level
For that guy with "burn-in" on screen:
IPS LCD's definitely cannot have burn-ins. What they do tend to suffer from is residual charge. AFAIK, pixels in LCD screens are activated by a tiny electrical impulse. Each pixel gets zapped with a small amount of electricity, in layman terms. Sometimes it happens that pixels tends to hold "ghost image" as a result of the mentioned residual charge.
Yes, it's annoying, but there's nothing to worry about. What I suggest is to keep brightness between 60-80% and set screen timeout at 30 seconds. Honestly, I don't understand how your eyes can stand 100% brightness, my eyes hurt at that level
So far I have only seen the residual image of Statusbar icons during animation sequences only. They go away after a screen on/off. It only happens when brightness is in between 80%-100%. I guess his phone is somewhat defective, maybe?
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Member1771050
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Most probably. I had no problems whatsoever.
I've had the same problem at max brightness. But I hardly use max brightness only when being outside on a sunny day.
antonioblee1
Android Enthusiast
If your having problems change your browser..at first I tried with stock browser .failure lol said it finished but when booted to recovery and flashed ...kept restarting twrp....ended up finding out the file never downloaded all the way ...
antonioblee1
Android Enthusiast
Try booting to twrp. just formating your system ,data and cache and just install the latest build..no need to keep upgrading from lower version and going up
danyzaza
Newbie
how to root this rom i tried this package UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip but my phone won t boot after i flash it
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antonioblee1
Android Enthusiast
Root is in development settings go to setting about phone tap on build number a bunch of times and development settings should be available on settings now go in there and enable root.
moedjs
Well-Known Member
I hope @Vladimir77 doesn't mind, I mirror it for you
https://mega.co.nz/#!eY9CSCYA!SymIJ_AKH-M5i5T5XuXYjjtCSWLxU-Awti15VdJYSk4
did you check your apn settings?
Really thanks for this new CM12.1 and there is one problem: from CM12 my keys are not working well. My device is D320n and menu button acts as home and home button acts as nothing. Pls help me!! O BTW keys aren't working normally from last CM12 update.
Okay, I fixed by clean reinstall
Okay, I fixed by clean reinstall
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Tweakforce_LG
Android Enthusiast
Whats new in 17?
What do you mean 17?
Maslovicz
Android Enthusiast
Why are you asking everytime this question?
Wait for vm03 post. Probably only CM updates, nothing specific...
By the way, just click on new update and you will see what is new...
Thank you very much. My APNs are empty and i set them manualy and it's work like a charm. But another problem is when i shutdown my phone after restart my app shortcut from desktop removed. why?
