I'm quite new to the RAZR development. I know that the bootloader is locked I thought it could be possible to unlock him if you compare the files of normal RAZR and developer RAZR or is the security level too high... I think there must be a way to unlock it
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There is no way to unlock it that i'm aware of but you have the kexec kernel that bypasses the bootloader
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AW: [Q] Bootloader unlock
Yes i know that there is at the moment no way... But my thought was to compare the dev and normal version to find a way to unlock the bootloader. I would do it myself but I only have the normal one and don't know anyone who owns a dev one.
Kexecs is very nice (I thank hashcode for it) but I'm used to the freedom I had with my old wildfire with unlocked bootloader
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ok, so i am a little confused. I am hearing all of this talk about the unlocked boot loader and how great it will be, but what exactly are the advantages/disadvantages?... just to get an idea
ANYONE????
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No more using bootstrap?
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jbrussee said:
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Is it best to unlock the bootloader then root the phone or does it not really matter what order its done in.
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laraiza said:
Is it best to unlock the bootloader then root the phone or does it not really matter what order its done in.
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depending on the method used to unlock you will have to root again...question is why do you want your bootloader unlocked?
I wanna flash custom roms and install kernels and always thought it was best to be fully rooted with an unlocked bootloader.
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What is the real advantage to having an unlocked bootloader.
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laraiza said:
What is the real advantage to having an unlocked bootloader.
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right now...none...you gain to lose...wait till the source is released so that custom kernels can be made to fix the lost 4g when unlocking...
Yay 4 Juggs said:
right now...none...you gain to lose...wait till the source is released so that custom kernels can be made to fix the lost 4g when unlocking...
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or alternatively that an updated unlock from Moto doesn't kill 4g
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Hi,
i'd like to know if is it possible to unsimlock our razr with root? or we really need a unlocked bootloader?
Thanks
The bootloader has nothing to do with SIM locking. You'll need an unlock code from your carrier or a third party site, there isn't a free or easy way around that.
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ok thanks, i ask that because on my galaxy tab it was a way to unlock:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=843323
Yeah, Samsung devices are a different story.
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Dose anybody know if it is possible to re-lock the bootloader and return to stock?
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bozza1001 said:
Dose anybody know if it is possible to re-lock the bootloader and return to stock?
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Once unlocked...your unlocked for life although you can make the unlock text on boot screen disappear. And yes you can return to stock.
Lastly if you had searched the forum you would have never posted this question. There are loads of similar threads...so PLEASE SEARCH!
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Any LUMIA 800 developer ROM available out there?
pls help
What do you mean with developer Rom. You can get developer unlock or interop unlock which allows you to do much more. But as as far as I know you need the Qualcomm bootloader to unlock
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What do you mean with developer Rom. You can get developer unlock or interop unlock which allows you to do much more. But as as far as I know you need the Qualcomm bootloader to unlock
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A pre-release ROM, so you have full access to modify the parameters of the firmware running.
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iizuka2007 said:
A pre-release ROM, so you have full access to modify the parameters of the firmware running.
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nothing which i know about
even worse with DLOAD
you can only experiment trying the different roms on DPM as all of them work on the phone