Hi,
I hope this helps someone, this is the content of the readme.txt file that I have included in the attached file.
LG G2 TWOCLICK tool
===================
This tool is based on summer.cat's ONECLICK tool, most credits go to him!
I didn't like the idea of not understanding what ONECLICK tool's .exe was doing with my phone, and I disliked not being able to restore my phone back to normal CDMA operation.
Most of the time I use the phone in the US with Freedompop, but I also wanted to:
- be able to use my T-Mobile GSM SIM as a backup
- being able to use an European SIM when I visit my family in Spain. Plus, I want to be able to change the SIM right when I arrive to the airport without using a computer!
I was able to find ONECLICK tool's original .bat file (the .bat is stored in \AppData\Local\Temp while running the original simfree.exe, it creates a temporal folder). Using his method as the starting point, I have prepared two shell scripts, one to "unlock" and another one to " restore". The "unlock" script does a backup of the original phone files under "TWOCLICKtool/restore_files". The "restore" script restores the phone using those backup files.
REQUIREMENTS
============
An LG G2 on ZVG (I haven't tried anything else) and rooted
INSTALLATION
============
Using root explorer, copy the TWOCLICKtool folder under "/data"
TO UNLOCK
=========
- Using root explorer, go to the /data/TWOCLICKtool folder and click/execute the simunlock.sh script
- After the phone reboots, change settings->More...->Mobile networks->Network mode to GSM/UMTS. Also, if you are in Freedompop as I am, use Titanium to freeze the Freedompop Messaging app.
- Turn off, replace SIM card (to your GSM card) and start the phone.
TO RESTORE
==========
- Using root explorer, go to the /data/TWOCLICKtool folder and click/execute the simrestore.sh script
- After the phone reboots, change settings->More...->Mobile networks->Network mode back to Global (or LTE/CDMA). Also, if you are on Freedompop as I am, use Titanium to defreeze the Freedompop Messaging app.
- Turn off, replace SIM card (to your sprint LTE card) and start the phone.
I hope this helps someone, this is the content of the readme.txt file that I have included in the attached file.
LG G2 TWOCLICK tool
===================
This tool is based on summer.cat's ONECLICK tool, most credits go to him!
I didn't like the idea of not understanding what ONECLICK tool's .exe was doing with my phone, and I disliked not being able to restore my phone back to normal CDMA operation.
Most of the time I use the phone in the US with Freedompop, but I also wanted to:
- be able to use my T-Mobile GSM SIM as a backup
- being able to use an European SIM when I visit my family in Spain. Plus, I want to be able to change the SIM right when I arrive to the airport without using a computer!
I was able to find ONECLICK tool's original .bat file (the .bat is stored in \AppData\Local\Temp while running the original simfree.exe, it creates a temporal folder). Using his method as the starting point, I have prepared two shell scripts, one to "unlock" and another one to " restore". The "unlock" script does a backup of the original phone files under "TWOCLICKtool/restore_files". The "restore" script restores the phone using those backup files.
REQUIREMENTS
============
An LG G2 on ZVG (I haven't tried anything else) and rooted
INSTALLATION
============
Using root explorer, copy the TWOCLICKtool folder under "/data"
TO UNLOCK
=========
- Using root explorer, go to the /data/TWOCLICKtool folder and click/execute the simunlock.sh script
- After the phone reboots, change settings->More...->Mobile networks->Network mode to GSM/UMTS. Also, if you are in Freedompop as I am, use Titanium to freeze the Freedompop Messaging app.
- Turn off, replace SIM card (to your GSM card) and start the phone.
TO RESTORE
==========
- Using root explorer, go to the /data/TWOCLICKtool folder and click/execute the simrestore.sh script
- After the phone reboots, change settings->More...->Mobile networks->Network mode back to Global (or LTE/CDMA). Also, if you are on Freedompop as I am, use Titanium to defreeze the Freedompop Messaging app.
- Turn off, replace SIM card (to your sprint LTE card) and start the phone.
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