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

If I were to install cm-10.2-20131102-SNAPSHOT-M1-vs920, or LG Optimus 4X HD NIGHTLY, or cm-11-20140127-NIGHTLY-p930 for the LG Nitro HD Optimus LTE on the lg lucid, or optimus exceed would it brick that phone, or would it just not run well? Thanks.

If you flash a rom that it's not for your device you will brick your phone
 
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GB does not work with the Base Band 8/9 update. if you role back to GB frome CWM you will have problems with your SIM card. I also am on a plan. So, I can not speek for those who are prepaid. I have been using this ROM sense B3 and have not had problems with my SIM.

I installed the correct baseband for gb. I used LG programming software to do the rollback. I wasn't sure what caused the SIM issue. Just trying to make sure it doesn't happen to anybody else. No issues since... It runs flawlessly and very quick.
 
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I installed the correct baseband for gb. I used LG programming software to do the rollback. I wasn't sure what caused the SIM issue. Just trying to make sure it doesn't happen to anybody else. No issues since... It runs flawlessly and very quick.

Sounds like you got a good handle on things. When I discovered that you can not use CWM to role back to GB, when I was first testing B3, I did the same thing. I used the cab for GB to fix the SIM. I am still using B4 and have figured out how to get the ROM to work for me. I had a flashing triangle when I first had the SIM problem. I discovered that the base-band was not compatible with the GB firmware.

For future readers, make a note that if you role back to GB from a CWM backup, after you have already installed the ZV8 or VZV9 base-band, it may cause problems with your SIM card in GB.
 
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how can I download the ZV9 baseband ?

Could you send the file to my Email ?

Email address:
hanscowboy[at]gmail.com
Replace [at] to "@"

Thanks!

Changelog
  • B4 (9/30/13): Update to ZV9 RILs, use with the ZV9 baseband, possible improvements in signal/battery (your experience will vary)
  • B3 (6/25/13): Hopefully stability improvements on RIL and GPS, sleep of death kernel now default (do an advanced nandroid restore from your b2 backup of just the kernel if you weren't having issues on the higher speeds and want the extra MHz/battery)
  • B2 (3/31/13): Fix ramdisk issue, finally fix permissions on internal storage, fix ZRAM in kernel, apply TDM's logspam and WiFi power use patches, fix 4G LTE toggle, increase maximum overclock frequency to 1674 MHz
  • B1 (3/23/13): Built from source, package preserves Google apps if flashing from B1 or newer, change a few entries in build.prop, minor kernel tweaks, internal storage should be better
  • A3 (3/14/13): Tentative front camera fix, disable non-functional MHL
  • A2 (3/9/13): Fixed power-off charging issue, attempt to add wireless charging cover, minor kernel changes, add two CPU governors, fix baseband showing up as "unknown", change device to the proper "VS840 4G"
  • A1 (3/6/13): Initial release, see this post for original post

FAQ:
  • How to flash: This image will only work with the gingerbread bootloader and CWM, so if you are on the stock ICS ROM, downgrade to 2.3.6 and install CWM using the instructions posted by wiisixtyfour (stop where it requests to flash "lucid_ics_b1.zip").
  • Kernel source: The patched kernel source is available; it may or may not be bootable at any given time!
  • Application crashes: The following methods might fix the problem (you do have a backup, right?)
    • Clearing application data and cache (Drag application icon from launcher to "App Info", click "Clear data" and "Clear cache")
    • Uninstalling and reinstalling the app
    • Wiping cache partition, wiping Dalvik Cache, and using Fix Permissions in CWM
    • If all else fails, pull a logcat to help a developer investigate:
      • Install the drivers and one-click root linked in wiisixtyfour's installation post
      • Open a Terminal or Command Prompt and change to the folder where the root script is installed
      • Run [HIGH]adb shell dmesg > dmesg.txt
        adb logcat -d > logcat.txt[/HIGH]
      • Post the files and a short description of the problem in this thread. Logs help developers like us reproduce and fix your issues!
 
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All firmwares can be found on the LG Lucid Repository

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Which one of these is the GB file? They're not labeled like they used to be.
 
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