Is it possible to unlock the bootloader without using a PC. Don't have one available at the moment.
tyson.mccord said:
Is it possible to unlock the bootloader without using a PC. Don't have one available at the moment.
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Ya possible....
Searched all over this forum and couldn't find it. Can you point me in the right direction
tyson.mccord said:
Searched all over this forum and couldn't find it. Can you point me in the right direction
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Work in moto g .....
I hope work for moto e as well...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/general/guide-moto-g-xt1032-unlock-boot-loader-t2898031
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Hi, new here .
Quick question; has anyone successfully unlocked their XMP with the Wotanserver client? I want to make sure they're reputable and trustworthy before I hand over ~£13. As far as I understand, this is the easiest way to remove a carrier-lock (and no free way exists).
This is mainly so I can then unlock the bootloader and install custom kernels.
Thanks!
I have read from somewhere, that they have unlocked their Xperia with WotanServer and it succeeded. Can't remember, which topic it was....Try searching.
if they use a test point method then you can be almost sure it will work well.
I have unlocked 2 both went without a problem
Sent from my Xperia Mini Pro using xda premium
But, does it give you fastboot? (To flash new kernels)
ginryu said:
if they use a test point method then you can be almost sure it will work well.
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He needs to remove network-lock, which can be done via WotanServer.
Someguyfromhell said:
He needs to remove network-lock, which can be done via WotanServer.
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It can be wotan server or omnius or setool but by my own experience if the server uses the test point method there will be no prob and maybe even will left the bootloader unlock.
You can unlock the sim using test point or imei code. So i don't know if wotanserver uses test point as i don't know if the imei method will unlock the fastboot mode that is why i made a comment about the method.
iStarTAC said:
But, does it give you fastboot? (To flash new kernels)
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Yes, it does because unlocks bootloader too..
Ok thanks for the replies .
So basically I need to find out from them what method they use (not sure if they'll tell me that :S) and ask if I can unlock the bootloader as a result of using their tool - or if their tool unlocks the bootloader as well.
I'll post here when I get an answer .
notoxa said:
Ok thanks for the replies .
So basically I need to find out from them what method they use (not sure if they'll tell me that :S) and ask if I can unlock the bootloader as a result of using their tool - or if their tool unlocks the bootloader as well.
I'll post here when I get an answer .
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dude, to unlock from wotan server, you use the test point method.. And when o unlock your phone from network, it will unlock bootloader too, so you don't have to worry with that anymore... btw, after unlock your phone, don't do officials updates from sony, it will brick your phone..
LuisDias said:
dude, to unlock from wotan server, you use the test point method.. And when o unlock your phone from network, it will unlock bootloader too, so you don't have to worry with that anymore... btw, after unlock your phone, don't do officials updates from sony, it will brick your phone..
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Ok thanks, I guess I'll go ahead with this then.
Just to clarify on your last point; it's the bootloader unlock which won't play nice with sony updates, right? So if I want to use an official update in the future I can just re-lock the bootloader but keep the network unlocked?
notoxa said:
Ok thanks, I guess I'll go ahead with this then.
Just to clarify on your last point; it's the bootloader unlock which won't play nice with sony updates, right? So if I want to use an official update in the future I can just re-lock the bootloader but keep the network unlocked?
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I think you just need to install with flashtool.. but I'm not sure..
notoxa said:
Ok thanks, I guess I'll go ahead with this then.
Just to clarify on your last point; it's the bootloader unlock which won't play nice with sony updates, right? So if I want to use an official update in the future I can just re-lock the bootloader but keep the network unlocked?
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From what we know at the moment, yes it is so.
Not much people have network locked phone, so we don't have much information.
And yes, unlocked bootloader will not let Sony updates to be installed.
Is it possible to root the ultra without unlocking the bootloader? I'm not familiar with Sony, I haven't used a Sony phone since Xperia play. Or do I need to do the unlock method first?
Thanks in advance.
RealityFails said:
Is it possible to root the ultra without unlocking the bootloader? I'm not familiar with Sony, I haven't used a Sony phone since Xperia play. Or do I need to do the unlock method first?
Thanks in advance.
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Read my friend read. There are multiple threads with the instructions on getting root with a locked bootloader. but life is so much easier with it unlocked.
[NUT]'s posts are a good place to start, and the guides at the top od this section
blueether said:
Read my friend read. There are multiple threads with the instructions on getting root with a locked bootloader. but life is so much easier with it unlocked.
[NUT]'s posts are a good place to start, and the guides at the top od this section
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According to all tutorials you need to unlock the bootloader I wanna avoid and have root access
RealityFails said:
According to all tutorials you need to unlock the bootloader I wanna avoid and have root access
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read again then... look for threads that look like: [root][LB]...
Tried that. Is there anyone from the states who can help me? I don't want to unlock my bootloader. And my build number xxxxxxx757
FFS mate
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2712899
Life is not that difficult is it?
Can lead a horse to water... But can't make him drink (if the water is not from "the states" anyway)
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RealityFails said:
Tried that. Is there anyone from the states who can help me? I don't want to unlock my bootloader. And my build number xxxxxxx757
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I'll come over to your house and we'll get it rooted. Just joking and I must say there is a lot of outdated info even in the stickies. It took me a lot longer than it should to figure out what was currently correct.
blueether said:
FFS mate
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2712899
Life is not that difficult is it?
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I seen that thread, but he says he hasn't tested it on my model version and I don't want to ruin my phone
Does your mommy still wipe your butt too, RealityFails?
Here you go: http://bit.ly/1p4EFRa
Is there anyway to root my moto e without unlocking the bootloader?
Nothing we know of , am also interested to know
aburyaan1 said:
Nothing we know of , am also interested to know
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Solution is rumoured to seen in next 3 months.
big187boy said:
Is there anyway to root my moto e without unlocking the bootloader?
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No but it seems there is some sorta of hope.
I don't think so.
hi everyone, last month i have buy a phone moto z XT1650-01 of verizon but i can't unlock bootloader and root my device, i tried to search in google and looking almost all forum about tutorial unlock bootloader or root my model device. if any one know how to do this PLEASE tell me know. Thanks you very much!!i'll be waiting your answers (sorry for my bad english)
phutruong said:
hi everyone, last month i have buy a phone moto z XT1650-01 of verizon but i can't unlock bootloader and root my device, i tried to search in google and looking almost all forum about tutorial unlock bootloader or root my model device. if any one know how to do this PLEASE tell me know. Thanks you very much!!i'll be waiting your answers (sorry for my bad english)
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As far as I know the Verizon model's bootloader cannot be unlocked
lollyjay said:
As far as I know the Verizon model's bootloader cannot be unlocked
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but can you explain to me why verizon models is can not unlocked i don't know about this
phutruong said:
but can you explain to me why verizon models is can not unlocked i don't know about this
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Verizon will not provide the code to unlocf
lollyjay said:
Verizon will not provide the code to unlocf
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thanks for your this information:good:
lollyjay said:
Verizon will not provide the code to unlocf
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okay i may be stubborn but i too have this exact verizon moto z droid and love the phone but have always liked tampering with them . i had this same problem with my previous phone witch was a verizon galaxy note 4 .. im being stubborn with this one i guess and want to know why there isnt a crack or something i know tons of people must have this phone .. why isnt there a workaround for getting passed the bootloader. i have searched everywhere and here i am empty handed . i will swear by this forum and so i guess thats why im here hoping for an answer
Just as my topic states i need to root my sm-g892a (ATT galaxy S8 active). I am on v5 bootloader tho.... I cant seem to find an available root. I also cant find a way to downgrade the bootloader to v2 or v3 one that has a root.
Could you guys please help me, point me in the right direction, or tell me it isn't possible.
Thank you so much.
Much love and respect.
-Brandon
@brandonlv
Rooting device's Android isn't depending on version of device's bootloader.
jwoegerbauer said:
@brandonlv
Rooting device's Android isn't depending on version of device's bootloader.
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Ok answer my question then, instead of stating some bs.
brandonlv ... Did you ever find an answer? I've been looking for the same info for the last 2 days
brandonlv said:
Ok answer my question then, instead of stating some bs.
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Deleted member 1890170 said:
@brandonlv
Rooting device's Android isn't depending on version of device's bootloader.
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Actually it is if using autocfroot with this fone as theres only bootloadedr v1 & 2 so far so........