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[ROM][BETA] CyanogenMod 10 for the LG Lucid

New weather widget, good battery life and security improvements

I pushed out a version in the OP that uses ZV9 (along with the corresponding flashable baseband zip), it's named B4 but the only change from B3 is the RILs. I rolled back the SMS split fix that failed, despite the file having the same name.
 
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When turning on and off LTE, the mobile network mode is defaulting to LTE/CDMA when turned on, and CDMA/EvDo auto when turned off. There does not seem to be any difference between these to modes. To get a 4G signal again, after turning back on LTE, is to go back to settings>More>Mobile Networks>Network Mode and set it back to LTE/CDMA/EvDo. Does anyone else have this problem?

Is there a way to change the LTE toggle to make it default to LTE/CDMA/EvDo instead of LTE/CDMA?

Other then that, everything is working great. My battery only doped 6% in 7 hours over night. That is what I call great battery life.
 
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Since B4 uses ZV9, do I need to install that baseband first? Or can I flash B4 over B3 (it's been awhile, but I believe the phone is using ZV7).
If I can flash B4 over B3, can I do a dirty flash? Or do I need to wipe everything and do a clean flash?

I flash B4 over B3, and also flash the new baseband right after flashing B4. I wiped my cache partition as well before I rebooted. My phone is working fine. I guess it is up to you if you want to do a clean flash.
 
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I pushed out a version in the OP that uses ZV9 (along with the corresponding flashable baseband zip), it's named B4 but the only change from B3 is the RILs. I rolled back the SMS split fix that failed, despite the file having the same name.

Is it necessary to flash a baseband after flashing B4, I am only asking for clarification since several here are advocating flashing a baseband after flashing B4. It was my understanding from your post that the ZV9 Baseband was included in the B4 package.
 
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Is it necessary to flash a baseband after flashing B4, I am only asking for clarification since several here are advocating flashing a baseband after flashing B4. It was my understanding from your post that the ZV9 Baseband was included in the B4 package.

The only thing that is changed in B4 is the RIL. If you only flash B4, your phone will still be using the ZV7 baseband. In the change log there is a link to the ZV9 baseband.
 
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Well, I've been off these forums for a while.
Personal issues.

Anyways, I got CM10 working again.
I flashed a year old backup (after clearing the MD5 sum or the nandroid.md5 file), it was on B2.
I had first tried to install B4, Gapps, and then the Baseband ZV9.
The System UI or 'Recent App Switcher' still glitched up.
I had tried EVERYTHING.

Then I restored that backup.
Worked fine, so then I upgraded to B4, flashed the GApps again, and lastly flashed the baseband ZV8.
At first it didn't boot due to silly mistakes.
I wiped the cache and dalvik cache.
Still stuck on the boot animation.
I went back in CWM and did the factory reset.
After a good few minutes, it had booted.

Everything has been working fine, to this point.
It seems a working backup has the fix, how strange.

EDIT: I installed the 'Cracked Google Play by ChelpuS', and the System UI issue came back.
Restoring my backup, I'll keep this updated.

EDIT: Restoring my backup working fine.
The Cracked GPlay never causes that issue, it even happened without it.
Whatever, I'll stick to doing regular stuff.
 
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I made some changes to the vold.fstab in "/system/etc."
I managed to reverse the internal and external SD storage.

these are the lines of my vold.fstab file.

dev_mount sdcard /storage/sdcard1 auto /devices/platform/msm_sdcc.3 nonremovable
dev_mount internal /storage/sdcard0 30 /devices/platform/msm_sdcc.1


I am not sure if this will effect the media scanner scanning the internal and external SD storage. I will play around with it.
 
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