Download LineageOS 18 for LG V30


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The latest, LineageOS 18 for LG V30 is now available from an unofficial build which is brought to you by developer SGCMarkus. LineageOS 18 is the latest build which is based on the latest available Android 11 update.

This post explains how to install LineageOS 18 on LG V30, in a step-by-step guide.

Donation to Developer(s)

LineageOS 18 development and porting is a voluntary work! If you want this project keep going, please contribute to the developer(s) and the LineageOS project.
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LG V30 LineageOS 18 Update

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This is an initial build of LineageOS 18 for LG V30 which has many BUGs. So, backup your current firmware to go back if something goes wrong![/su_note] [su_note note_color=”#D8F1C6″ text_color=”#769958″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]

Download LineageOS 18 for LG V30

Below is the direct download link to the latest build of LineageOS 18 for LG V30.

Download this ROM build and follow the instructions (written below) to update the LG V30 to LineageOS 18.
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Other Requirements to Install LineageOS 18 on LG V30

To be able to install any Android 11 ROM build on the phone, it must have an unlocked bootloader and a compatible custom recovery installed.
So, to make it easier for you, we have included appropriate guides on how to unlock bootloader and install recovery in the below sections.

In addition, the custom ROMs usually lack any Google Apps like: Google Play, Google Maps, etc. out of the box. So, the post installation requirement is, GApps for Android 11.

LG V30 LineageOS 18 System Build Information (latest build)

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Known Issues

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How to Update LG V30 to LineageOS 18 (Android 11)?

To install LineageOS 18 on a phone, it must have a custom recovery, which in turn, requires an unlocked bootloader.
This is the reason the entire installation guide is divided into three parts as below:

  • Unlocking bootloader of LG V30
  • Installing Custom Recovery on the phone
  • Finally, installing LineageOS 18 ROM
  1. Unlock Bootloader on LG V30

    Follow this guide to unlock bootloader on LG V30. A step-by step guide that explains how to unlock bootloader of LG V30.

    [su_note note_color=”#FBF4DD” text_color=”#A38C68″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]The bootloader must be unlocked on the phone before you can flash a custom recovery and the LineageOS 18 ROM![/su_note]
  2. Install custom recovery on LG V30

    Custom recoveries are needed to flash any of these Android custom ROMs on LG V30. Below is a list of step-by step guides that explains how to install custom recovery such as TWRP or OrangeFox recovery on LG V30.

  3. Install LineageOS 18 on LG V30

    1. Download the LineageOS 18 ROM for LG V30 and copy it into the phone or keep in the PC, if you intend to install it using ADB sideload.
    2. Enter into recovery mode (TWRP, Lineage or any other recovery) and then Wipe the data, Cache, System and clean Dalvik cache.
      – Make sure you don’t wipe or format Internal memory here. Otherwise you will lose all your phone data![su_note note_color=”#F9D9D9″ text_color=”#AA4343″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]- This step will erase the current firmware and probably all the data stored in the phone. You can choose to keep a backup of all the files and the boot and system partition so that you can rollback if the new build doesn’t work properly.[/su_note]
    3. Install LineageOS 18 using TWRP recovery or any custom recovery of your choice
      (OR)
      Use ADB Sideload to install the LineageOS 18 on LG V30.
      [su_note note_color=”#D7E3F4″ text_color=”#728095″ radius=”3″ class=”” id=””]You can use any one of the above mentioned method to install the zip file on the phone.[/su_note]
    4. Once done, reboot the phone to boot into LineageOS 18 on LG V30 which is based on Android 11.

Add-on Downloads

After installing the LineageOS 18 ROM you are good to go with the phone. But, there are few add-on packages that you can install to get the most out of your phone!

Below are some of the extra little things which you can install on top of the LineageOS 18 ROM on your LG V30.

Rooting

You can either follow this Android 11 Rooting guide or the Magisk rooting guide to enable root on LG V30 LineageOS 18 ROM.

Google Camera

Google Camera or shortened as GCam, usually brings better images on your existing camera setup.
Search a compatible Google Camera in the Android 11 GCam page for your phone that may run on this LineageOS 18 ROM.

That’s all! If you face any issue, then you can comment below.
Also, visit the LG V30 (h930) page to get other Android 11 ROMs or other device specific topics.

 

7 thoughts on “Download LineageOS 18 for LG V30”

  1. Hi,

    Since LG was shutting down their developper tools on the 31st of December, I decided it was time for me to finally install Lineage OS. Unfortunately there occured some problems however. I was hoping some of you could help me troubleshooting and possibly fixing it!

    The version I wanted to install is the following version, LineageOS 18: https://cyanogenmods.org/lg-v30-lineageos-18/
    The guide refers to the following guide to install TWRP, this was done succesfully: https://cyanogenmods.org/forums/topic/how-to-install-twrp-and-root-lg-v30/ . I did however lose my phone’s data, but I’ve accepted that already.

    I then proceeded to following step, the flashing LineageOS step, in the guide: https://cyanogenmods.org/forums/topic/flash-install-custom-rom-twrp-recovery/
    In this step a problem occured. It stated that the drive I tried to flash to was encrypted. I could flash LineageOS however I could not boot into it. I needed a password to unencrypt the data. I did not have this password (it was not my phones PIN, SIM PIN or Google account). I wanted to try the flashing process again but format the drive first (since I lost my data anyway, I didn’t really care). After formatting the system needed a reboot.

    The reboot however is stuck. It always goes instantly to the 1st time boot of Lineage OS (while I haven’t reflashed yet). It just gets stuck there (I left it on overnight, still no signs of progress). I tried force rebooting using the powerkey+volumedown, that still works, but I can’t turn it completely off. Some googling shows that people suggest reflashing the Lineage OS, but that clearly doesn’t work because I can’t get into TWRP.

    I am currently trying to let Lineage OS drain the battery completely and then upon fresh start up try to boot into the TWRP menu and refresh.

    The model I have is the LG V30 H930 (no T-Mobile variants or whatsoever).

    Some questions that I have:
    1. Did I screw up my phone?
    2. If 1. is “No not yet”, what are some possible solutions?

    Could anyone perhaps help me out?

    Thanks in advance!

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  2. This thing has serious issues the play store does not work coming from open gapps. When trying to sign in to play store you get a dark black screen and it silently crashes. Also twrp in recovery gets wiped out and there is no way to access recovery on the phone unless i use fastboot, but that is too inconveient i have to involve a computer now. The default camera app has issues does not work. Wifi only works with a fix i got from XDA. The screen recorder crashes the system UI so that doesnt work.

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  3. Hi all

    First of all thank you @SGCMarkus for your great work to make Android 11 based on LineageOS available for the LG V30 H930!

    I installed the custom ROM yesterday on my device and did a bunch of tests. Besides of the misbehavior I’ll describe below everything worked just fine! :-)

    Issue1: As soon as I connect a 3.5mm jack cable with microphone the phone plays no audio at all and finally crashes (reboots by itself). On the other hand if I use a 3.5mm jack cable without microphone everything works as expected.

    Issue2: This one affects audio via bluetooth. I can successfully connect to a bluetooth headset or speakers but the audio is then played with the phone’s speakers instead of the bluetooth device. In contrast to the issue above the phone does not crash as it’s the case with the 3.5mm jack cable with mic.

    FYI: The issues described above did not happen on LineageOS16.1 with the same hardware.

    Thank you very much for taking a look at this.
    A fix would be very appreciated.

    Regards,
    Ramon

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