Hello guys,
Here's another bootloader unlocked Razr and this is an engineering sample, prohibited of selling. The phone is actually a XT910 with XT912 digitizer panel as you see. I can buy this phone if any developer would make use of the software. Maybe this phone can help us to unlock our retail XT910 's f*ckin' bootloader.
Semseddin said:
Hello guys,
Here's another bootloader unlocked Razr and this is an engineering sample, prohibited of selling. The phone is actually a XT910 with XT912 digitizer panel as you see. I can buy this phone if any developer would make use of the software. Maybe this phone can help us to unlock our retail XT910 's f*ckin' bootloader.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
correct me if i'm wrong, but, someone already have a bootloader with statue 1, and kholk told that it can't help to unlock bootloader because it's for engineering. he also explain something very complicated that i can't remember
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21280773&postcount=32
you can take a look here, it happen before....but fail..
I have à question :
if you buy à razr engeneer version,
you can make à complaint to Motorola for selling prohibited product ?
in the case of a bug, in HW or SW, he can say to you, that phone is stolen because not for sale....
sorry, but I search solutions for enoying Motorola all the way.....
that is different device, this one is unique imo. and i am aware of that thread. if any dev believe that we can benefit from it, i am ready pay 500 dolar for it, my 2cents
Sent from my XT910 using XDA App
No. The SE bootloader cannot be used on retail devices.
Semseddin said:
Maybe this phone can help us to unlock our retail XT910 's f*ckin' bootloader.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
@Semseddin
I could try to port kexec on the RAZR to bypass the bootloader.. having an unlocked device would help because I can take some parameters that are not exported and hidden on regular devices. Kexec won't be an unlock solution, but a method for bypassing the signature checks loading a new kernel (and a new initrd, perhaps with 2ndinit so that we can boot from another partition) on the currently running one.
I'm not 100% sure of succeeding, but at least I can try.
If you want, I'm available as a developer.
The EternityProject Team Manager & Main Developer,
--kholk
kholk said:
@Semseddin
I could try to port kexec on the RAZR to bypass the bootloader.. having an unlocked device would help because I can take some parameters that are not exported and hidden on regular devices. Kexec won't be an unlock solution, but a method for bypassing the signature checks loading a new kernel (and a new initrd, perhaps with 2ndinit so that we can boot from another partition) on the currently running one.
I'm not 100% sure of succeeding, but at least I can try.
If you want, I'm available as a developer.
The EternityProject Team Manager & Main Developer,
--kholk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Kholk u r a big shot for developing our damn razrs, i believe in you, i know you can do that, go go go
sliced by my Razr on Tapatalk
kholk said:
@Semseddin
I could try to port kexec on the RAZR to bypass the bootloader..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I thought kexec wasn't ever finished because of driver issues or something like that?
It is actually used on a large amount of x86 Linux servers (and desktops) for booting another kernel without having to reboot the machine itself (for not losing time and discontinue a service for hours).
kexec for ARM hasn't got any issue, but natively it isn't a kernel module. The porting work will require me to make it to be a module and to be able to manage the OMAP4430 kexec'ing to be possible.
kholk said:
It is actually used on a large amount of x86 Linux servers (and desktops) for booting another kernel without having to reboot the machine itself (for not losing time and discontinue a service for hours).
kexec for ARM hasn't got any issue, but natively it isn't a kernel module. The porting work will require me to make it to be a module and to be able to manage the OMAP4430 kexec'ing to be possible.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You're our only hope now, may the force be with you!
sevenup30 said:
You're our only hope now, may the force be with you!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1.
Good luck
Thanks for trusting me, guys.
Still waiting for a reply from Semseddin, though.. I'll update you soon!
awesome stuff kholk. I totally admire your dedication to this phone, even though Motorola are not playing nice with us. Thanks for all your efforts thus far in the RAZR dev scene.
Ok guys, i will go into negociation to buy this phone.
I appreciate that
any chance it will work on the droid 3/bionic since we all have the same processor?
If I succeed on the RAZR there's a possibility that it will be easily portable on devices that are sharing the same SoC.
May the force be with you!
The guys doesn't sell less then 600 usd... That's beyond my border for this phone.
Related
Hey Guys,
I have a wild idea and wanted to share the idea.
I was looking through quite a lot of bootloaders and I think we can use the wildfire bootloader and flash it on to our device. The thing is we might be able to intercept SEUS update and swap the wildfire bootloader into our device. I know what you are thinking how could the wildfire bootloader be any good to us? Well the thing it is compiled in ARMv6 as well as there still is the chance the configuration for the bootloader is stored onto flash. most bootloaders on ARM devices are configured via an JTAG board and create a configuration within the flash above bootloader code. usually this is exactly the same jump on all arm bootloaders. Developers later pull the first 1 MB or 2 MB of the nand and make this the bootloader image. which include configuration as well as the bootloader itself.
The trick would be to only flash bootloader from wildfire and leave configuration alone hoping it does the same jump to configuration as the seus does (which in fact is most likely)
So once the wildfire bootloader is ported and SE configuration is in there I think we should be able to flash it. The only thing that still could prevent is that bootloader is also checking if the new bootloader is signed by SE.
What do you guys think of this approach?
Im not a pro on Modding but i think it may work.
flashing only the boot loader will be a dificult thing.
and you may want to try to crack a sign... (yes it seems strange)
but think with me if you could make a clone of the SE sertificates and put it on the wild fire boot loader
you have a crackerd boot loader
BTW
Good luck.
slade87 said:
Hey Guys,
I have a wild idea and wanted to share the idea.
I was looking through quite a lot of bootloaders and I think we can use the wildfire bootloader and flash it on to our device. The thing is we might be able to intercept SEUS update and swap the wildfire bootloader into our device. I know what you are thinking how could the wildfire bootloader be any good to us? Well the thing it is compiled in ARMv6 as well as there still is the chance the configuration for the bootloader is stored onto flash. most bootloaders on ARM devices are configured via an JTAG board and create a configuration within the flash above bootloader code. usually this is exactly the same jump on all arm bootloaders. Developers later pull the first 1 MB or 2 MB of the nand and make this the bootloader image. which include configuration as well as the bootloader itself.
The trick would be to only flash bootloader from wildfire and leave configuration alone hoping it does the same jump to configuration as the seus does (which in fact is most likely)
So once the wildfire bootloader is ported and SE configuration is in there I think we should be able to flash it. The only thing that still could prevent is that bootloader is also checking if the new bootloader is signed by SE.
What do you guys think of this approach?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i don't think wildfire got a s1 bootloader right?
can't, I read in the x10 thread that this method will not work because the SE bootloader has its own security code(that's what they want to crack). Basically if you swap the wildfire bootloader, the phone won't boot up because it will reject the code.
Geohot has bought an x10 a few days ago to crack the bootloader (I think)... so maybe it can provide useful information if he manages it.
wow... great... idea!
Let's do that!
Let's flash booloader from MSM7225 chipset without SAKE enabled, to MSM7227 chipset with SAKE enabled chipset. Lets burn our chipsets ... Who is with me? Come on guys!
Chumby_666 said:
Let's do that!
Let's flash booloader from MSM7225 chipset without SAKE enabled, to MSM7227 chipset with SAKE enabled chipset. Lets burn our chipsets ... Who is with me? Come on guys!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
sorry but will tht really burn the chipset???
newtron_b1 said:
sorry but will tht really burn the chipset???
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
well as the title said different approach.. that would be his approach haha ... lol it wont burn your chipset.
Biodegradable said:
well as the title said different approach.. that would be his approach haha ... lol it wont burn your chipset.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
huff.. thanx.. i saw read smwhr abt boosting the CPU to 1.9GHz i know that device might be having cracked bootloader! but is that possible!! and really want some speed to this device! atleast 200Mhz more..!
Chumby_666 said:
Let's do that!
Let's flash booloader from MSM7225 chipset without SAKE enabled, to MSM7227 chipset with SAKE enabled chipset. Lets burn our chipsets ... Who is with me? Come on guys!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
damn i didnt check that you are actually right. I thought both were the same chipset
//Delete if irrelevant
I somehow noticed that ZTE Blade has almost the same configuration with X10 mini pro...
Cpu: Qualcomm msm 7227 with ARM1136EJ-S cpu core on both devices
Adreno 200 graphics on both devices...
and many other similarities between them...
Info found on pdadb. net
Perhaps you could experiment with that...
//Delete if irrelevant
heh... isnt Geohot being sued by Sony?
morning_wood said:
heh... isnt Geohot being sued by Sony?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yup, but he won't get sued because of hacking the phone. It's legal to mod your phone where he lived (United States) And beside with donations of his loyal fan, he had managed to put Sony at bay for now.
You sirs should take a look @ X10 forums, they already cracked Bootloader :O
D4rKn3sSyS said:
You sirs should take a look @ X10 forums, they already cracked Bootloader :O
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
and you sir!
should take a look date the date of the first post of this topic
when this topic was opend they didn't bypass the kernel
not even with bin4ry his files
owain94 said:
and you sir!
should take a look date the date of the first post of this topic
when this topic was opend they didn't bypass the kernel
not even with bin4ry his files
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yah i know , just saying that they bypassed bootloader ! owain we all trust you !
Divr said:
can't, I read in the x10 thread that this method will not work because the SE bootloader has its own security code(that's what they want to crack). Basically if you swap the wildfire bootloader, the phone won't boot up because it will reject the code.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Someone has tried with data interrogation? Some CPU's check security codes a bit at a time. (RFID is notorious for this) You feed the possible code to them changing a bit at a time checking which clock cycle the CPU stops checking at thus which bit is wrong. Toggle the bit and repeat until you have the code.
(or we could read the entire thread before posting, sorry my bad)
I am sorry to resurrect this post, but I would really like to ask one small question. Has the bootloader been cracked?
It's been a while since I came here, and now I see true dual touch, and I wonder, has it been cracked?
From what I understand, we have custom ROMs, OC and undervolting possibility and now dual touch. Is there anything we can't do with this phone?
Thanks all for your help.
Johev said:
I am sorry to resurrect this post, but I would really like to ask one small question. Has the bootloader been cracked?
It's been a while since I came here, and now I see true dual touch, and I wonder, has it been cracked?
From what I understand, we have custom ROMs, OC and undervolting possibility and now dual touch. Is there anything we can't do with this phone?
Thanks all for your help.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The bootloader has not been cracked, but it has been bypassed. There is now a method to boot a 2nd kernel over the running one. But as far as I can tell, the devs are having trouble locating the root partition. (correct me if I am wrong)
+1 thank for the information. Well I still hope that someone is able to get the bootloader cracked, but at least this way some cool things came for the phone.
Hi,
I read that the original firmware of the Samsung Galaxy nexus has benn released here.
Can this be usefull to coock something for our Razr?
thanks
I hope the ICS stock room
In my razr
Sent from my XT910 using Tapatalk
No it dosn't help.
What helps is the source which have been out for a while now.
But before we can use the source to do anything we need to unlock the bootloader. And I think everyone is waiting for Motorolas ICS as the bootloader will be unlocked.
pajn said:
No it dosn't help.
What helps is the source which have been out for a while now.
But before we can use the source to do anything we need to unlock the bootloader. And I think everyone is waiting for Motorolas ICS as the bootloader will be unlocked.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Locked bootloader ONLY prevents custom kernels. You can still root, rom, and overclock with the bootloader locked. Not that big of deal.
jcutter347 said:
Locked bootloader ONLY prevents custom kernels. You can still root, rom, and overclock with the bootloader locked. Not that big of deal.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
But a rom without a custom kernel is pretty worthless. Some apps and settings you easily could change yourself.
CM7 and MIUI both uses custom kernels.
Maybe we could get AOSP booting on Motorolas kernel but I guess it would be easier to do that with a custom.
Overclock can be done with a kernel module, but it would be better to do that in the kernel itself as we wouldn't have to see so the module is loaded all the time.
Rooting isn't very fun, it is like a jailbreaked iPhone. How much does it help to get out of you cell if your still trapped inside the prison wall.
pajn said:
But a rom without a custom kernel is pretty worthless. Some apps and settings you easily could change yourself.
CM7 and MIUI both uses custom kernels.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Um no, have you ever dropped by the Droid X section?
Hey,I'm New to Galaxy Nexus,Can Anyone tell how can i flash Firmware on my Galaxy Nexus,Also I'm Not using Linux.So Pls help me
pajn said:
But a rom without a custom kernel is pretty worthless. Some apps and settings you easily could change yourself.
CM7 and MIUI both uses custom kernels.
Maybe we could get AOSP booting on Motorolas kernel but I guess it would be easier to do that with a custom.
Overclock can be done with a kernel module, but it would be better to do that in the kernel itself as we wouldn't have to see so the module is loaded all the time.
Rooting isn't very fun, it is like a jailbreaked iPhone. How much does it help to get out of you cell if your still trapped inside the prison wall.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That's totally wrong.
I've owned a Droid 2 Global with a locked Bootloader, with CM7 loaded on top through an AOSP ROM, which completely changed the phone.
With a 2nd-init, you can load any custom ROM you want, which basically circumvents the locked bootloader, and allows the phone to be just as open as an unlocked bootloader.
My Mom even owns a Droid X, and has CM7 loaded on her phone, and I had to give her instructions on how to do that over IM. She did it in 20 minutes, and now loads updates on her own without my help. She's 60+ years old.
She even taught my Dad, who's probably one of the least tech savvy people on the planet, how to do the same on his phone.
Rooting is such an easy process these days, and I have my RAZR rooted, and running like a charm completely unbloated, and have ZERO issues at all.
I'm waiting for the first DroidTh3ory ICS release, and I'll be flashing immediately over to that when it's available.
Locked bootloaders, while fun to debate about the policy and the legality of the situation, are really not that important at all.
In fact, I would even argue, that having a locked bootloader, if you have the source code, is easier to work with than having an unlocked phone but no source code (HTC doesn't release there's) or have an unlocked bootloader but terrible dev support (Samsung is notorious for this).
Motorola actually has one of the better dev communities out there, because the source code makes it's so much easier to do a custom ROM.
I don't know where you got your theory on this, but it's not backed up by my real world experience.....
The first post infos have been edited.
Go there: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21280773&postcount=32
Way to go Kholk!!!!!
kholk said:
Okay, we're at a REALLY GOOD point, and need someone to test the unlock.
There's a chance of risk of HARDBRICKING the device with the test, but you can always send your device over warranty if something happens.
YOU can make the difference!
UPDATE: Tested it, working on it. The device is still locked but.... Stay tuned!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Way to go Kholk!!! Lets hit the nail on this topic.
Just wanted to suggest that you look at
http://revolutionary.io/ it could help
WOW!!! am excited that this is happening
Will check this Topic every hour or every two hours!!!
If you tell me what needs to be done, i could pitch in too
nischalnischal said:
Way to go Kholk!!! Lets hit the nail on this topic.
Just wanted to suggest that you look at
http://revolutionary.io/ it could help
WOW!!! am excited that this is happening
Will check this Topic every hour or every two hours!!!
If you tell me what needs to be done, i could pitch in too
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Try and test the BL out in ur phone if possible. What's ur SW?
Well done eternityproject guys, just trying means a lot
ok I can make the difference, but there are files ? how can we try unlocker ?
how it works ? using exploit ?
@Kholk
I am using your Artic Rom. 2.2.0 and Gingerbread 2.3.6.
Radio U_03.1c.83P
I had flashed a EU ROM before this. hope this is sufficient.
alrigh tits about 12 here. got to get some rest. Please mail me or leave a message so we can continue with this
how to unlock the BL. am not sure could you please let me what steps need to be taken,( apart from fastboot oem unlock)
---------- Post added at 11:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:21 PM ----------
Sorry Bootloader is A0.65 version
kholk said:
Okay, we're at a REALLY GOOD point, and need someone to test the unlock.
There's a chance of risk of HARDBRICKING the device with the test, but you can always send your device over warranty if something happens.
YOU can make the difference!
UPDATE: Tested it, working on it. The device is still locked but.... Stay tuned!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Way to go Kholk, cannot wait for it.. Hope u bring a big smile on All RAZRians... Fingers crossed... :-D
I'm willing to do any kind of testing that's needed
Fantastic news and very pleased this could be happening
Sent from my XT910 using xda premium
+1 waiting to see where this leads. Sorry I can't help test due to a) inexperience and b) my phone is second-hand without a receipt for warranty.
Kholk
My device is available for testing
Sent from my XT910 using XDA App
nischalnischal said:
@Kholk
I am using your Artic Rom. 2.2.0 and Gingerbread 2.3.6.
Radio U_03.1c.83P
I had flashed a EU ROM before this. hope this is sufficient.
alrigh tits about 12 here. got to get some rest. Please mail me or leave a message so we can continue with this
how to unlock the BL. am not sure could you please let me what steps need to be taken,( apart from fastboot oem unlock)
---------- Post added at 11:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:21 PM ----------
Sorry Bootloader is A0.65 version
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The Arctic ROM is by shady_lanem, an EternityProject Team Member, not me
Anyway guys, calm down, please!
From what we're discovering, it should only be a really strange bootloader, still not giving us possibilities to unlock our devices.
I hope we'll find out more.
I'm available toooooooo
Sent from my XT910 using Tapatalk
kholk said:
From what we're discovering, it should only be a really strange bootloader, still not giving us possibilities to unlock our devices. I hope we'll find out more.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hmmm, sounds like this may not be the answer everyone was hoping for In any case, I'll think positive thoughts & stay tuned.
kholk said:
Okay, we're at a REALLY GOOD point, and need someone to test the unlock.
There's a chance of risk of HARDBRICKING the device with the test, but you can always send your device over warranty if something happens.
UPDATE: Tested it, working on it. The device is still locked but.... Stay tuned!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Is this for 912 or 910 or either? I'm seeing alot of responses from 910's and was curious.
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda premium
Its for 910.
By strings mbm.bin[/b], which come with XT910 PSHAsia OTA update; there 4 device status. Really like to know what other states' mean.
Code:
Device is LOCKED. Status Code: 0
Device is UNLOCKED. Status Code: 1
Device is LOCKED. Status Code: 2
Device is UNLOCKED. Status Code: 3
and what is this ?
Production eFuse Blown!
Thank you.
Hello Razr users. I was just wondering if you guys have tried doing something similar to what we did to unlock the Atrix and Project Cheesecake. Im brining this up because if you can do the same thing i strongly believe that you will be able to find an OTA file with an unlockable bootloader. The fact that you guys have an impending ICS update only ups the likelihood that you will be able to find one. Ours for the Atrix was found close to our impending Gingerbread update. Only a suggestion but i suggest trying it. I will link to the Project Cheesecake thread once I dig it up.
EDIT: Here is the original thread for Project Cheesecake - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1164582
The mod here is going to need porting to work for you guys or it may just not work at all. I cant do it because I have no real relation to the project other then being the guinea pig and coming up with the name nor do i have any dev experience
bahathir said:
and what is this ?
Production eFuse Blown!
Thank you.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hmm. That'd be this, but it's not supposed to actually brick the phone when 'blown', just chuck it into recovery mode. Of course, that was circa Droid X, it may well behave differently now.
Ratchet556 said:
Hello Razr users. I was just wondering if you guys have tried doing something similar to what we did to unlock the Atrix and Project Cheesecake. Im brining this up because if you can do the same thing i strongly believe that you will be able to find an OTA file with an unlockable bootloader. The fact that you guys have an impending ICS update only ups the likelihood that you will be able to find one. Ours for the Atrix was found close to our impending Gingerbread update. Only a suggestion but i suggest trying it. I will link to the Project Cheesecake thread once I dig it up.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Now that's a very intriguing prospect. Love that some of Moto's servers are named after The Simpsons.
Ratchet556 said:
Hello Razr users. I was just wondering if you guys have tried doing something similar to what we did to unlock the Atrix and Project Cheesecake. Im brining this up because if you can do the same thing i strongly believe that you will be able to find an OTA file with an unlockable bootloader. The fact that you guys have an impending ICS update only ups the likelihood that you will be able to find one. Ours for the Atrix was found close to our impending Gingerbread update. Only a suggestion but i suggest trying it. I will link to the Project Cheesecake thread once I dig it up.
EDIT: Here is the original thread for Project Cheesecake - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1164582
The mod here is going to need porting to work for you guys or it may just not work at all. I cant do it because I have no real relation to the project other then being the guinea pig and coming up with the name nor do i have any dev experience
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hmm...yeah, that sounds like a good idea. But the ICS upgrade is a good 3 months away. But I guess we could look into it.
cheekrox said:
Hmm...yeah, that sounds like a good idea. But the ICS upgrade is a good 3 months away. But I guess we could look into it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Nope, ICS update is only awaiting Google-Motorola Merge... As soon as it happens, they will roll out....
Hi guys, I am quite a new learner about my smart phone - razr.
Can anyone answer my two queries?
1. Can my razr be updated to the unofficial ICS which recently published by spryte? [Note, my razr was bought in Hongkong.]
2. If I can update to ICS and I found I would like to "downgrade" back to 2.3.6 system, is it possible?
Thx anyone
Yes, and yes. I recommend you read through the stock ROMs thread in the dev forum before undertaking this, both because you need to be on a 2.3.6 kernel to have everything working in ICS, and im case you want to downgrade again. You'll also need to read up on rooting using the Motofail exploit. Best of luck.
Sent from my XT910 using xda premium
Hey onslaught, based on what you said above.. do you think the same requirement of being on a 2.3.6 kernal apply to when (if) the "official" ICS gets pushed out by Moto?
If so, then are those UK users who didn't manually flash to move to 651.167.19 - because they're waiting for Moto to push it out, which they may never do - going to be screwed?
I highly doubt it, ICS normally uses a completely different revision of the linux kernel to GB, our locked bootloader has meant that devs have had to modify ICS to work with the latest kernel we have - 2.3.6. The official ICS build will have a different kernel, and depending on how Moto choose to construct and deploy the OTA, any firmware revision they like could upgrade to it. I assume whatever is the latest in every market at the time will be the revision that market's OTA checks for.
Sent from my XT910 using xda premium
Hey guys, after flashing the ICS rom on my razr,
my razr freezes after the dual core logo. To be precise, the screen turns black..
anyone has an idea what's going on with my razr?
h0324879 said:
Hey guys, after flashing the ICS rom on my razr,
my razr freezes after the dual core logo. To be precise, the screen turns black..
anyone has an idea what's going on with my razr?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Have you reflashed the ROM? Which ROM did you flash? What steps did you do to flash? Bootstrap or Safestrap? Lots more details to fully help you out.
That probably means either:
You didn't flash the right ROM (GSM/CDMA)
or
You don't have Safestrap 1.0.8 & flashed it on Safestrap.
I use bootrap, but my device,after rebooting, it again freezes on the dual core screen..
[Note: I have also tried flashing the safetrap on my device, still the result is the same.]
h0324879 said:
I use bootrap, but my device,after rebooting, it again freezes on the dual core screen..
[Note: I have also tried flashing the safetrap on my device, still the result is the same.]
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Do you have a gsm RAZR or cdma and which ROM are you trying to flash?
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk
h0324879 said:
I use bootrap, but my device,after rebooting, it again freezes on the dual core screen..
[Note: I have also tried flashing the safetrap on my device, still the result is the same.]
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Please Try wiping cache in stock recovery or cwm. I always face this problem after flashing ics cm or akop. Solution is hold power button+volume down to make phone to work.As soon as phone is off just press power button + both volume down & volume up to go to fast boot menu. I assume you known what to do next. Just suggest.
Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatal
I have made it!!!!
Thank you for those who helped me a lot!
The problem that I encounter is that I stupidly turn on the safe mode
Anyway, it's time for me to taste my ice cream
Thank you once again
Does anyone still belive (without any jokes now for real) that Motorola may unlock the bootloader with official ICS release? I am talking about unbranded phones, not US and Razrs bought from Verizion. I really hope they do but people seems not to trust Motorola anymore
romdroid. said:
Does anyone still belive (without any jokes now for real) that Motorola may unlock the bootloader with official ICS release? I am talking about unbranded phones, not US and Razrs bought from Verizion. I really hope they do but people seems not to trust Motorola anymore
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I think it is a better possibility now that they have replaced the former CEO.
romdroid. said:
Does anyone still belive (without any jokes now for real) that Motorola may unlock the bootloader with official ICS release? I am talking about unbranded phones, not US and Razrs bought from Verizion. I really hope they do but people seems not to trust Motorola anymore
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
But I fear one thing... in the warranty, motorola says that even if THEY unlock, give permission or anything, the phone lost the warranty...
Unauthorized Service or Modification. Defects or damage resulting from service, testing, adjustment,
installation, maintenance, alteration, or modification in any way, including but not limited to tampering with or
altering the software, by someone other than Motorola, or its authorized service centers, are excluded from
coverage. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any Product which has had its bootloader unlocked, or whose
operating system has been altered, including any failed attempts to unlock the bootloader or alter such operating
system, is not covered by this warranty, regardless of whether such modifications are authorized, approved, or
otherwise sanctioned by Motorola.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I hope that they unlock the bootloader AND I don't lost my warranty.
Forbidden_404 said:
But I fear one thing... in the warranty, motorola says that even if THEY unlock, give permission or anything, the phone lost the warranty...
I hope that they unlock the bootloader AND I don't lost my warranty.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes that is the second problem, well let's see how this all turn out. Untill then I'll just return my phone.
Hi
after ICS update, will be possible to have flash player in browser?
I am asking because sgs2 will loose flash playrt after ICS.
wwwwww22 said:
Hi
after ICS update, will be possible to have flash player in browser?
I am asking because sgs2 will loose flash playrt after ICS.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
According to who?
Who said that flash will be gone with ICS update? I have ICS on my Motorola Xoom and flash is working fine
thanks, that's great news
gsmarena.com/samsung_i9100_galaxy_s_ii_will_get_ics_on_march_10-news-3956.php
apparently samsung site said something about it
ICS leak update-able?
Hello I have 65.1.40xt910.AsiaRetailen.03 version
and I really want to install the leaked ICS...
I tried the update.zip from recovery but it failed.
The phones is 2.3.6 and its not rooted.
Help!
wwwwww22 said:
thanks, that's great news
gsmarena.com/samsung_i9100_galaxy_s_ii_will_get_ics_on_march_10-news-3956.php
apparently samsung site said something about it
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If this makes u feel better the sgs2 wont get ICS this month
http://www.sammobile.com/2012/03/11/galaxy-s-iis-ice-cream-sandwich-is-delayed-says-samsung/
Sent from my MZ601 using XDA Premium HD app
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/orig-development/bump-unlock-lg-g3-twrp-d852-d852g-f400-t2900614?nocache=1
The LG G3 recently got a bootloader unlock. It consists of modifying boot images in some way to make sure they boot. I think this is worth a look guys.
There is going to be a guide up on how they modify the bootloader signature soon.
Demonoid111 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-...lg-g3-twrp-d852-d852g-f400-t2900614?nocache=1
The LG G3 recently got a bootloader unlock. It consists of modifying boot images in some way to make sure they boot. I think this is worth a look guys.
There is going to be a guide up on how they modify the bootloader signature soon.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
It is not useful for an unlock, but may be useful for a bypass. They haven't stated whether or not it is LG-specific or Qualcomm SoC specific. If it is Qualcomm SoC specific, then it should work on the HDX as it has a Spandragon 800 and the G3 has an 801. I have been interested in how this exploit works since day one. When they release the method, I may be able to cook something up and ask a few people to test. An unlock would be better, though, so people could get into fastboot mode if something goes horribly wrong.
r3pwn said:
It is not useful for an unlock, but may be useful for a bypass. They haven't stated whether or not it is LG-specific or Qualcomm SoC specific. If it is Qualcomm SoC specific, then it should work on the HDX as it has a Spandragon 800 and the G3 has an 801. I have been interested in how this exploit works since day one. When they release the method, I may be able to cook something up and ask a few people to test. An unlock would be better, though, so people could get into fastboot mode if something goes horribly wrong.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well, I asked on their IRC channel and — sure enough — it's LG specific.
<+invisiblek> EncryptedCurse: lg specific
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
EncryptedCurse said:
Well, I asked on their IRC channel and — sure enough — it's LG specific.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ah, well, back to the drawing board.
The only other similar type of bypass is for the fire TV, which now allows for custom kernels too. Maybe someone can go ask rbox to see if his signature bypass is something that can be used?
Demonoid111 said:
The only other similar type of bypass is for the fire TV, which now allows for custom kernels too. Maybe someone can go ask rbox to see if his signature bypass is something that can be used?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I've just sent him a message.