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Root [ROM] ZV4 updated stock ROM

For those having issues updating prl/profile did you delete either of these files?

lgdmsclient.apk
lgupdatecenter.apk

I deleted those and lost the ability to update prl/profile. The first one is under /system/app and the other one is under /system/priv-app

I don't have either of those. Could someone upload them?
 
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First of all, a big thank you to donjuro and danhalen1. I was wondering why when I try to fastboot the cwma1.img file that it kept saying "cannot load 'cwma1.img': No error" even though I had the file in my sdcard and external sd card. Then I realized that I had to put the file on my laptop onto my "Minimal ADB and Fastboot" folder in my Program Files (x86) directory (I did not create a separate folder like Sands207 did in the c: drive). That solved everything.

Big thank you to danhalen1 who guided me to his posts (when I was in my inattentive state) and his ongoing development hopefully into a permanent CWM recovery for the LG Volt. I am still stumped as to why the LG Volt still does not have its own dedicated thread in XDA.

Spunky168
"The Original Taepo Dong"
Rooted VM LG Volt ZV4
I put the cwma1.img file in my adb and fastboot folder in my user folder & created a dedicated folder because the how to i read on Xda suggested it to be tbe easiest method and it did help since i was confused early on. Thanks for pointing out that i didn't help at all. Good luck on the volt development guys. I appreciate the people that helped me here too, couldn't have done this without ya ;)
 
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I put the cwma1.img file in my adb and fastboot folder in my user folder & created a dedicated folder because the how to i read on Xda suggested it to be tbe easiest method and it did help since i was confused early on. Thanks for pointing out that i didn't help at all. Good luck on the volt development guys. I appreciate the people that helped me here too, couldn't have done this without ya ;)

Of course, how could I not thank you, Sands207!!!!!!!
 
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I'm going to try flashing just the modem and rpm and see what happens.

So I couldn't find a way to extract anything from the radio.img, and after looking through the manifest, I realized that there was a whole lot more in there, so I went ahead and flashed the zip, along with a new SuperSU 2.02 zip, then cleared the cache and dalvik through cwm before powering off, then cleared the cache again in stock recovery before rebooting (yes, I'm thorough :p). Baseband is updated to c8, Superuser is intact, and I didn't have to reactivate the phone. LTE & Spark were functioning at boot. :)
 
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im so lost is there anyone who can give me a noob guide of how to do this please
http://androidforums.com/showthread.php?p=6660832
To boot up cwm, you'll need to expose fastboot. To do this, download terminal emulator and grant superuser permissions.
Back up your laf partition:
dd if=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/laf of=/sdcard/laf.img
Nuke your laf partition:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/laf
When that is done, turn off your phone, and when completely off, hold the vol+ button and plug it in to your computer. After fastboot loads up you can let go of vol+.
http://androidforums.com/showthread.php?p=6668157
Now you can boot into cwm:
Fastboot boot cwma1.img
http://androidforums.com/showthread.php?p=6660832
Please read the whole post. Don't just skim through.
 
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Without zeroing out Laf partition

1-Download and install rom installer...
2-Save this fastboot img to sd card ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzsQwTUZjTO5eHVPRDRiNXBpSzQ/view?usp=sharing )..its really just a trwp recovery that doesnt work on the Volt...
3-Using Rom Installer, make a backup of your recovery...
4-Now in Rom Installer, flash the fastboot img to recovery partition...
5-Reboot to recovery...Should give error but fastboot should be working

If you want recovery back just boot into phone and reflash your backup you made back to recovery partition using Rom Installer.
 
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