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Ascertion Member Level: LTE Advanced

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Wonder if we could sideload the Sprint hidden menu APK and call it the same way with the Quick shortcut maker..hmmm..

I extracted the hidden menu from Nexus 5 and placed it under /system and fixed permissions. No go. It will need modifications to work with pure AOSP. Also if we get hidden menu fixed, we can probably enable update profile and prl.

 

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I extracted the hidden menu from Nexus 5 and placed it under /system and fixed permissions. No go. It will need modifications to work with pure AOSP. Also if we get hidden menu fixed, we can probably enable update profile and prl.

 

Sent from my LG-LS980

 

I don't think we'll ever see the PRL and Profile Update working BUT I could be wrong... Maybe it's just HTC devices (as I have been on them for the last 6yr or so) but CM has never supported that functionality. Would be awfully nice to see it working but not getting hopes up here, unless LG may handle it totally different.  :)

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The 12th and on have been fine for latest twrp version. 14th nightly is fassst. All benchmarks are the same as stock...no performance loss.

 

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