We were sitting on this, however it seems a commercial hacking tool has burned this last week. So its now publicly known, no use sitting on the source.
LGTool by beaups and jcase
Src here : http://ift.tt/1S12KWi
No documentation, other than the /kilocent command is needed to auth before doing anything else on newer phones. Read the code, it is short.
This gains access to LG's laf backdoor.
On top of that, we bypassed the cmd restrictions using a "feature" in toolbox to enable more commands as root.
For Tmobile LG G5 wanting a recovery, build your twrp, and flash it.
You can flash it by either completing the WRITE function (left it out, will complete myself when time allows), or without any additional coding, use the /exec function and use DD to overwrite the stock recovery partition on mmcblk0 (be careful, use the exact offsets or you will brick).
Want to donate, for this project we support Make A Wish -> http://ift.tt/1S12KWk
LGTool by beaups and jcase
Src here : http://ift.tt/1S12KWi
No documentation, other than the /kilocent command is needed to auth before doing anything else on newer phones. Read the code, it is short.
This gains access to LG's laf backdoor.
On top of that, we bypassed the cmd restrictions using a "feature" in toolbox to enable more commands as root.
For Tmobile LG G5 wanting a recovery, build your twrp, and flash it.
You can flash it by either completing the WRITE function (left it out, will complete myself when time allows), or without any additional coding, use the /exec function and use DD to overwrite the stock recovery partition on mmcblk0 (be careful, use the exact offsets or you will brick).
Want to donate, for this project we support Make A Wish -> http://ift.tt/1S12KWk
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