- Why isn't this debloated?
- Because that wasn't the goal. I would HIGHLY recommend disabling OTA and all Verizon apps/services (as they are known to report rooted status), however. You're on your own to do this. You have been warned. Though I normally do this on my fw, the goal was to put this out there as a base for everyone to do with as they please.
- Will you be updating this?
- Unless I goofed and missed something on the initial upload, no.
- What exactly has been modified?
- I set the install up with a systemless SuperSU 2.67 beta, busybox, and I removed a few LG Security checks. That's it.
- Can I take an OTA with this installed?
- Again, You should NOT take an OTA with this.
- What bootstack should I use with this?
- You should be on the 35B bootstack (located HERE). Without going into great detail...the 46A modem won't work without the 46A sbl1. Unfortunately, the 46A sbl1 doesn't play nice with the last bump-exploitable aboot we have (12b). If you use that pairing, you'll put yourself in 9008 bulk mode. So, that door is closed for now if you want a custom recovery or kernel. You can try using some of the other supporting partitions (dbi, factory, rpm, tz) for now and It seems to work ok with the 35B modem, but as more people use this I'm sure more evidence will come out one way or another. I will look into a way to get the 46A modem working when I have time.
- Will you be actively supporting this?
- As this is a stock firmware package, any issues you have while using it are in LG/Google/Verizon's code. As such, I will not be supporting this. XDA has a Q&A section for general help.
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