Sorry for getting back to you guys so late, but we were finally able to work on the phone! So we started to run the SRK Tool that /u/qnoel suggested. TL DR - Hard bricked our G2 trying to go back to Stock. We could probably load the stock rom onto the phone and flash it from TWRP, or just use the LG Flash Tool with the "Update Recovery" trick, but we're literally just stuck, and not sure where to go. If possible, TWRP would be good for us I think. We also appear to just not have a recovery too. The phone isn't read by the computer in ADB nor Fastboot. When we try to load into each corresponding thing, the download mode we get isn't the same download mode that we had before and ends up just hard bricking the phone again it appears. It appears we have no recovery and no download mode. After further exploring that thread, it's just a lot of arguing about whether the guy is legit in fixing the phones or not, and we didn't find it very useful other than we got these things back. We're fairly certain he bought the phone sometime after release, which is why we chose the 10C partition files, we're guessing the hardware probably changed sometime around mid 2014. Windows was reading the phone as "QHSUSB_BULK" with about 15 partitions I wanna say, and we found this XDA thread and followed the tool to load all the files back onto the phone ( Files we downloaded). So today we decided to take another crack at bringing it back to life.
Determined it to be dead at that point in time, he borrowed a Nexus 5 to use in the mean time from our other friend who is also trying to help us figure out what's up with the G2. So not knowing what to do and thinking we're pretty fucked, we decided to unplug his G2, thus hard bricking it. While in the LG Flash Tool, the computer finished the program, while the phone still sat at 3%. He has the T-Mobile version (D801) and we were following this XDA thread doing the first method mentioned. I had a buddy of mine who has a G2 who was looking to jump back to stock. To cross-compile it for Android your Android.Hey Reddit! Hopefully someone can steer me and some friends in the right direction. Void dump_memory_region(FILE* pMemFile, unsigned long start_address, long length, int serverSocket)įseeko(pMemFile, start_address, SEEK_SET) įor (address=start_address address \n", argv) The former will output the entire process memory to stdout, and the latter to the TCP port of your choice (you'll likely use netcat on the other end). I had the same need and after looking around I ended up writing my own program.
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