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I have been waiting for official port of LineageOS to my LG G6 (H870). And yesterday I decided to install the newest version of LineageOS (14.1 20170912) on my G6. I downloaded unlock.bin from LG's official site, unlocked the bootloader, verified the unlock. Then I installed TWRP (3.1.1-0-H870), booted in recovery mode, wiped cache, data, and system partition before I installed LineageOS from zip file (due to the instruction on LineageOS official wiki). I also installed OpenGapps (micro arm64 20170912), and restarted.

Everything worked well until i tried to encrypt the phone. I plug the phone in AC, push «Encrypt phone» button, input my PIN code and verify that I want to encrypt the phone. The phone restart, the phone display the «gear splited» Android mascot (the below one, without the header and progressbar).

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But nothing happens, the phone display it for a few seconds before it continue boot process.

I also discovered that «Device Storage» (Settings > Storage Settings) tells med that «-14.01 GB used of 7.40 GB».

Is there someone who has had similary problems? Or know how to fix this?

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  • At this early stage the devs might not have implemented it - report back on XDA if necessary.
    – Andy Yan
    Sep 13, 2017 at 14:03
  • AFAIK that is rom related problem, I saw someone reporting same thing but I can't remember where. You should probably report this to rom developer.
    – Једноруки Крстивоје
    Sep 13, 2017 at 22:30
  • This LineageOS changelog doesn't show the version you mention, but I do see some unofficial builds with that date. Unofficial builds are often missing features.
    – Dan Hulme
    Dec 19, 2017 at 13:44

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It's currently not implemented, the patch needs reviewing or something. I spent several days trying to figure it out. If you're into it, you can merge it yourself and rebuild and it should work: https://review.lineageos.org/#/c/165296/ (although I think this patch is for file-based encryption, there is a separate one for full disk encryption).

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