Hello People
Only For LG Optimus L9's
I Need Yall To Make A Backup Of Your Boot, U-boot, Recovery, NV, And X-Loader Partitions
Both Unlocked BootLoader And Locked BootLoader
After The Backup Script Zips The Files Attach The Backup.zip File To A Reply
The Reply Needs To Tell Me If Your Bootloader Is Locked Or Unlocked
And The Phone Version, Rom Version, Region, And Phone Model
Don't Worry I Will Not Use Your IMEI And Wifi Mac In The NV File, My Promise
I Can Use These Files To Make A Unlock Bootloader Script
These Files Are Model Sensitive
The Script Is Attached Below
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Anyone out there with the Stock ICS Nandroid backup from a Wind Mobile Amaze 4G I need your files!
Long story short I lost my Nandroid back up and now can't return to stock. Please help! Thank you in advance.
Just download an ruu or rooted ota from dev section and flash. Nandroid backups have personal information as well so I doubt anyone will offer that
Sent from my HTC_Amaze_4G using xda premium
I have tried that, it fails every time, gets to parsing PH85IMG then goes back hboot. From what I have read it seems that because the ICS update for Wind, Telus, Mobilicity, was OTA it can only be installed as an update. I can't install a previous version because I already updated to ICS while I was using stock. I have found threads of the Nandroid backups for other Canadian Carriers, just not Wind.
If I am wrong and you have any suggestions as to why the stock RUU's would fail to install please share them! I ran out of options and getting a Nandroid was the only other idea I could find that might work.
Thank you!
koroth said:
I have tried that, it fails every time, gets to parsing PH85IMG then goes back hboot. From what I have read it seems that because the ICS update for Wind, Telus, Mobilicity, was OTA it can only be installed as an update. I can't install a previous version because I already updated to ICS while I was using stock. I have found threads of the Nandroid backups for other Canadian Carriers, just not Wind.
If I am wrong and you have any suggestions as to why the stock RUU's would fail to install please share them! I ran out of options and getting a Nandroid was the only other idea I could find that might work.
Thank you!
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Are you S-Off? Unlocked? Rooted? Or what? We need more information.
I am unlocked, rooted, s-on, using Speed ROM 6.
When trying the install I had the zip file on the SD Card renamed to PH85IMG.zip (only one .zip), with relocked bootloader. I even tried extracting the recovery.img and boot.img and flashing them first. Every time I just ended up at the HTC boot screen.
EDIT: And using 4EXT Recovery
koroth said:
I am unlocked, rooted, s-on, using Speed ROM 6.
When trying the install I had the zip file on the SD Card renamed to PH85IMG.zip (only one .zip), with relocked bootloader. I even tried extracting the recovery.img and boot.img and flashing them first. Every time I just ended up at the HTC boot screen.
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You could try unlocking your bootloader, then extracting the OTA zip, and then grab the img files, and then flashing the boot.img, system.img, and data.img (and recovery.img if you want to restore it to as stock as possible)
You would effectively have a stock ROM.
The commands:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash data data.img
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
That sounded very straight forward before I got the OTA update downloaded and extracted. The boot and recovery files are obvious. The data and system files not so much.
There are two files that could be the data ones, called rcdata and mdmrcdata. Then there is only directories called system, no image files. One is in the root directory and the other is in a patch directory. Can I just compress the root system directory into an image file? Will it function the same? And do you know which data file I should use?
Thanks again for your help.
Thanks for the help, finally gave up and gained S-OFF. Flashed an old hboot and ran the wind mobile ruu.exe from the wiki. Currently downloading OTA update from a stock wind mobile ROM!
I used flashtool to unlock my bootloader after following the procedure layed out here: http://www.droidviews.com/how-to-unlock-bootloader-on-sony-xperia-m4-aqua/
Specifically I created a new dir under "C:\Users\Admin\.flashTool\registeredDevices" with my device name "SDDSF334343" then inside that dir created an empty file called "ulcode", and inside that file inserted the unlock code I received from Sony (using the M model and my IMEI).
The flashtool did not complain and said "unlock complete" or some such and prompted me to reboot my device. However upon checking at *#*#7378423#*#* it shows "unavailable" for the bootloader unlocked status, and attempting to flash the recovery with "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" gives "writing recovery FAILED <remote: Command not allowed>", so obviously the bootloader isn't really unlocked it seems.
I found this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63328460&postcount=406, with someone who had a similar problem, but I don't understand what he means by remove the "0x"; my ulcode file does not contain this prefix anyway, only the unlock code I got from Sony and pasted in.
Any ideas?
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Android version 5.0. Firmware: 26.1.A.2.167. Model number E2303. I used Flashtool v0.9.19.8 along with the minimal adb fastboot install (although I also tried again with the latest full Studio download, ugh). Flashtool reported success regards to unlocking, and allows me relock and lock again repeatedly etc
I noticed my phone has the "Bootloader unlock allowed: No" (after dialing *#*#7378423#*#*) before I try and unlock with Flashtool. Does this mean it really, genuinely cannot be unlocked, or does it just mean not officially?
Do I need to flash my phone to another version of the stock firmware to get around this problem? If so which version and would it break everytime my phone updated?
(If I understand things correctly, I can flash to another stock ftf even without unlocking the bootloader using Flashtool)
I started with 26.1.A.2.167 then my phone did it's update recently to 26.1.A.3.111. Neither of these firmwares made a difference to the above. Should I just pick a random stock ftf from XperiFirm?
I'm trying to unlock an e2306 that reports "Rooting Status: Bootloader unlock allowed:no"
I follow the same procedure as the OP and the status turns to "Unavailable" but I do not seem to be able to get root access after this. If I repeat the BLU procedure I can re-lock the Bootloader and the status returns to "unlock allowed: no".
Does "unlock allowed: no" really mean no? My understanding of the tutorials I've found is that it doesn't matter. I may also just be missing something.
fpghost84 said:
I used flashtool to unlock my bootloader after following the procedure layed out here: http://www.droidviews.com/how-to-unlock-bootloader-on-sony-xperia-m4-aqua/
Specifically I created a new dir under "C:\Users\Admin\.flashTool\registeredDevices" with my device name "SDDSF334343" then inside that dir created an empty file called "ulcode", and inside that file inserted the unlock code I received from Sony (using the M model and my IMEI).
The flashtool did not complain and said "unlock complete" or some such and prompted me to reboot my device. However upon checking at *#*#7378423#*#* it shows "unavailable" for the bootloader unlocked status, and attempting to flash the recovery with "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" gives "writing recovery FAILED <remote: Command not allowed>", so obviously the bootloader isn't really unlocked it seems.
I found this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63328460&postcount=406, with someone who had a similar problem, but I don't understand what he means by remove the "0x"; my ulcode file does not contain this prefix anyway, only the unlock code I got from Sony and pasted in.
Any ideas?
Other info
Android version 5.0. Firmware: 26.1.A.2.167. Model number E2303. I used Flashtool v0.9.19.8 along with the minimal adb fastboot install (although I also tried again with the latest full Studio download, ugh). Flashtool reported success regards to unlocking, and allows me relock and lock again repeatedly etc
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Your bootloader is inlocked, show Unavailable due to unlocked allowed: NO.
For fix remote failed when trying to flash recovery if you have windows 10 reboot in boot repair and choose disable driver certificate check then flash your recovery using fastboot.
Sorry for reviving an older thread, this is my first post so I hope it ends up being relevant. I am guessing the cause for me is similar since I am having the same problem using windows 7. I don't have a link handy, but i was able to get around it using a thread here on xda. Just search twrp bl locked m4 download the rootkit that matches your firmware and twrp installer file. Hope this is useful to someone.
Did you fix your's?
Mine says Rooting status: Unavailable
I can't flash recovery and img
I get Failed(remote:Command not allowed) in Fastboot
What I did in the first place was I unlocked my m4 aqua e2333 lollipop then root it using fastboot, it was successful then I decided to hard reset mine by deleting the system in recovery(I know I'm so stupid) then I'm stuck in the booting screen so I decided to download the marshmallow version then I took the system and put it in my phone using recovery,of course it didn't work because I'm in lollipop version and the system is from marshmallow then I flashed it using flashtool and it's successfu,l It worked!
But after that I get the Rooting Status:Unavailable
And can't flash anything except Ftf files and my sim 1 slot is not working,if I use both slot both won't work.
I can't find the right stock ftf for e2333 Lollipop(26.1.B.3.109_R6A)
I need the Stock ftf
I want to root and install different roms again
I'm new to Xperia and this is my first Xperia phone ever
Please help asap
Ps. At first it's Rooting Status: bootloader unlocked yes
I activated My Xperia
I think My Xperia is the problem
I read it somewhere here the when you unlocked you bootloader and activated My Xperia....I can't remember...
Is there's a way I can remove My Xperia in an ftf file?
My device came with unlocked bootloader. Before anything I made a complete backup with TWRP (alka). Then my bootloader got relocked and I intended to restore to unlock it officialy. But surprisingly after restore the bootloader was unlocked again. Which partition (of the around 40) which are also shown here holds the locked / unlocked status?
paul_damian said:
My device came with unlocked bootloader. Before anything I made a complete backup with TWRP (alka). Then my bootloader got relocked and I intended to restore to unlock it officialy. But surprisingly after restore the bootloader was unlocked again. Which partition (of the around 40) which are also shown here holds the locked / unlocked status?
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"Firmware" I think so because while installing the official CM13 we have flash a separate firmware zip. I extracted the zip and there was file named emmc_appsboot.mbn which is the bootloader.
adwait.bhandari said:
"Firmware" I think
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No, it's not. When I'm restoring the nandroid backup to restore the original state of my device, so that the bootloader is unlocked again, "Firmware" is the only partition I am not restoring (it gives an error, and other users say that it should be skipped).
I took a look at the updater script and the Bootloader file is written to the aboot partition.
http://imgur.com/HqtIlsp
Aha! Next time I will relock the bootloader I will try to restore, for testing, just this partition and then check it's status. Thanks.
Later edit: Did restored only the aboot partition and got a brick
title thanks
No, the ROM itself does not lock the bootloader unless it contains Firmware files (specifically, the emmc_appsboot file). Now, the mere presence of such files does not mean that your bootloader will be re-locked. Every MIUI ROM has these files but it does not relock the bootloader if it was officially unlocked. But, if unofficially unlocked, you should look out for those files.
Hi guys!
I was relocking my bootloader on my Huawei P20 Lite and now it isn't booting at all. It goes to the eRecovery screen and that's it.
I tried reverting what I've done, but now the FRP lock is preventing me from executing any fastboot commands from my PC.
Does anyone know what to do?
Why you decided to do that? To avoid initial screen, your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted...
Did you do any kind of modification in the partitions before relock bootloader?
I had done something similar and could not do anything anymore by the frp lock,
I have downloaded the ROM from this link, (make sure this rom is for ure model of phone)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/hu...om-official-emui-8-0-huawei-p20-lite-t3773999
then I used this
https://www.dc-unlocker.com/file-list/DC-unlocker_softwares/DC_Phoenix/DC_Phoenix_v52.rar.html
and I paid 15€ ( to use the dc app ) to flash update.app even though there is frplock they can get around this.
it costs money but that's how my p20 works
I have not found a free way yet
why did you paid for that?
I did it myself, factory reset then I simply flashed the stock system. IMG and did a fastboot relock...
Who did you paid?
mchtt said:
why did you paid for that?
I did it myself, factory reset then I simply flashed the stock system. IMG and did a fastboot relock...
Who did you paid?
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@mchtt can you post the instruction on how to flash from the China version to the international version.
I downloaded the system.img file you uploaded but have no idea how to use it - create update.app and drag the system.img file in there?
Thanks ahead of time.
You should not continue of you don't know how to use files, flashing phone is not as easy we think.
First, you be to provide informations, what's your phone ID, your rom version, and what did you do exactly to your phone ?
My system.img was extracted from the stock update.app version P20 Lite ANE-LX1-C432.
U can simply flash it:
Fastboot flash system system.img
But before or after is mandatory to do a factory reset or full wipe.
It will reset your phone to stock and you will be able to re-lock the bootloader with fastboot if it's not done already.
mchtt said:
why did you paid for that?
I did it myself, factory reset then I simply flashed the stock system. IMG and did a fastboot relock...
Who did you paid?
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My phone was in a bootloop and there was no recovery and there was no way to factory reset..
To flash img file u need frp unlock and mine was locked
Update on the situation: I sent the device to the atores warranty and they swapped it straight away. Got lucky this time