I have one xt1528 having some software issues it was flashed to another carriers rom so the radio doesn't work
So I decided it to flash it to xt1528
And I flashed this firmware
XT1528_SURNIA_VERIZON_5.1_LPI23.29-17.5_cid2_subsidy-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
After that the phone doesn't boot its dead
Now showing qhs usb bulk on device manager
Note that this device bootloader is engineering
Can anyone have a solution to recover my phone
I flashed many moto E on engineering bootloader but this is the one that was bricked
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Shahzaib Jahangir
Same here, we need the LATEST rom firmware LPI23.29-17.5-7 released on 11/16. What happens is that when another gpt.bin is flashed on a bootloader locked model it messes everything up. The only way to save it I think is when a NEWER gpt.bin version of the correct model is flashed over so that the correct boot.img will take.
Shabby The Dev said:
I have one xt1528 having some software issues it was flashed to another carriers rom so the radio doesn't work
So I decided it to flash it to xt1528
And I flashed this firmware
XT1528_SURNIA_VERIZON_5.1_LPI23.29-17.5_cid2_subsidy-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
After that the phone doesn't boot its dead
Now showing qhs usb bulk on device manager
Note that this device bootloader is engineering
Can anyone have a solution to recover my phone
I flashed many moto E on engineering bootloader but this is the one that was bricked
Br,
Shahzaib Jahangir
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Can you post your engineering bootloader?
john3432 said:
Can you post your engineering bootloader?
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Its not so simple to flash engineering bootloader
Its come with motorola factory rejected phones ?
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Shahzaib Jahangir
Shabby The Dev said:
Its not so simple to flash engineering bootloader
Its come with motorola factory rejected phones
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Shahzaib Jahangir
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But still I will try
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But still I will try
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In this bootloader you can flash whatever even you flash the firmware of any other motorola model that's why its too dangerous
Actually those phone's have motorola factory firmware which is used only for checking the phone after manufacturing in factory like samsung combination files but for motorola its not available publicly
Only moto factory have those bootloaders and firmware
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Shahzaib Jahangir
Shabby The Dev said:
In this bootloader you can flash whatever even you flash the firmware of any other motorola model that's why its too dangerous
Actually those phone's have motorola factory firmware which is used only for checking the phone after manufacturing in factory like samsung combination files but for motorola its not available publicly
Only moto factory have those bootloaders and firmware
Br,
Shahzaib Jahangir
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After my 'experiments' I have 4 broken xt158 - and I have a few for future experiments. I want to check difference with stock and engineering.
john3432 said:
After my 'experiments' I have 4 broken xt158 - and I have a few for future experiments. I want to check difference with stock and engineering.
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Haha i stopped with one only not 4
But with my opinion its like impossible to flash the normal locked phone with the eng bootloader
But keep it up try and you Will get success in the next day ?✌
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Shahzaib Jahangir
anybody here has the update LPI23.29-17.5-7 for the moto e xt1528 or the firmware files?
i found the files if anybody needs these
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7C7EaSz8kzrYUpYaGJFR2k2Q1k
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Hello guys,
I tried to unlock my bootloader a few weeks ago and it was horrible, so i sent it to service and they sent me a brand new phone. But i want to unlock bootloader and i don't know what files use excatly on this model. Can you help me?
Sys. info : ver.: 45.31.20.MB860.Vodafone.en.EU
Android stock 2.3.4
build num.: 4.5.2A-74_OLE-31.20
root: yes
unlocked bootloader: no
What exactly is so confusing here?
Clearly you need to use the ihop version. The rest of the process is the same for every Atrix out there.
ravilov said:
What exactly is so confusing here?
Clearly you need to use the ihop version. The rest of the process is the same for every Atrix out there.
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Ok, but can you tell me what for files to use...sites pls :angel: ...because, last time I trie, it failed and i needed to send my phone to service...
Thanks
Guide
IHOP bootloader
Unlocking the bootloader doesn't always work (depends on the device and some other things), but I can't imagine a situation where a failed unlock would require taking the phone to the service center...
Ok, i'll try it tomorrow thanks....but when it fails ? ...last time it said me "failed to boot 2" ...
Did you actually read the whole procedure? Because it doesn't seem like you did.
Yes, I did....then i tried to search far on the google and i found that i am not alone with thi problem. Many people is saying, that is unable to unlock this bootloader...:/
http://mobility.forumsee.com/a/m/s/p12-9847-0229151--atrix-bootloader-unable-unlock.html
"Failed to boot" is a perfectly normal and expected part of the unlock process and everyone gets it. All you have to do is boot into fastboot mode and flash a custom recovery, then use that to flash a ROM. I don't know why you went to Google, literally all you need is here on XDA.
I used this guide to unlock 4 Atrix boot-loader so far including my own http://atrix4ghacks.com/atrix-4g-hacks/how-to-unlock-bootloader-and-install-permanent-recovery/
Ok, I will try it now ....
EDIT: it still gives me that OEM unlock is not implemented...
Either you didn't flash the IHOP SBF correctly, or you have one of those newer Atrixes that cannot be unlocked.
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or you have one of those newer Atrixes that cannot be unlocked.
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Lol, is that true?
When i tried to flash the sbf file, i was getting an error...Phone did not re-enumerate after RAM-downloader was sent.
EDIT: I used this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1302423
Feche said:
Lol, is that true?
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Yup, after 2012 I think, atrixes' bootloaders can't be unlocked
And, is there any chance, that I can unlock it, or in some service?
nio97 said:
And, is there any chance, that I can unlock it, or in some service?
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AFAIK, you can't
nio97 said:
And, is there any chance, that I can unlock it, or in some service?
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Try this
https://motorola-global-portal.cust...e/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a/action/auth
overboard1978 said:
Try this
https://motorola-global-portal.cust...e/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a/action/auth
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But motorola atrix 4g isn't supported :/
The only thing you can do is join the crowd of people who have the same problem which has yet to be solved. There is nothing you can do right now to unlock your device.
I know that pain.. I am an Atrix owner too, who owns a newer one..
I don't think that we will see them unlocked, because a lot of devs already moved on and there are now just a few Atrix owners..
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hard91 said:
hello Xda
I am back..........................
with my new updated Motorola stock firmware and root utility
but before i release it i need some tester for my application please PM me if you are interested
Who can participate
any motorola mobile user of any generation and any model who know how to flash via adb commands
check screenshots and hit thanks to support me......
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I'm willing to give it a try.
I have Motorola Moto G4 (2016) Athene XT1622 and am looking for a simple way to root it - preferably without the aggravating Motorola "Your phone has been unlocked and cannot be trusted message" on bootup.
Let me know........
Stamfordian said:
I'm willing to give it a try.
I have Motorola Moto G4 (2016) Athene XT1622 and am looking for a simple way to root it - preferably without the aggravating Motorola "Your phone has been unlocked and cannot be trusted message" on bootup.
Let me know........
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To get rid of bootloader unlock warning we might need some special logo.bin to flash - I did this for my moto g1. I didn't find any boot logo file to flash for g4 yet.
answer to remove bootloader unlock message
libralibra said:
To get rid of bootloader unlock warning we might need some special logo.bin to flash - I did this for my moto g1. I didn't find any boot logo file to flash for g4 yet.
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just tried this method i found on youtube it works 100% on my g4 not sure about the g4 plus tho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf41ls5hF6c
Hey i found this and thought that you could include it in your application http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g4/how-to/moto-g4-remove-unlocked-bootloader-t3413860
craigwilson9955 said:
Hey i found this and thought that you could include it in your application http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g4/how-to/moto-g4-remove-unlocked-bootloader-t3413860
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Download logo bin file and then you can flash this with my tool(already added)
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hard91 said:
hello Xda
I am back..........................
with my new updated Motorola stock firmware and root utility
but before i release it i need some tester for my application please PM me if you are interested
Who can participate
any motorola mobile user of any generation and any model who know how to flash via adb commands
check screenshots and hit thanks to support me......
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It looks nice and I wish I'd seen this before I flashed my G4 this morning because I would have tried it. I generally just flash with a bat file I make with the fastboot commands, but your utility looks interesting.
madscientistdam said:
just tried this method i found on youtube it works 100% on my g4 not sure about the g4 plus tho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf41ls5hF6c
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thanks mate. i just flash the logo and it worked. cheers!
Greetings to all fellow users and community,
I just bought an Spanish Retail version for Edge+, but I'm using it for Mexico carriers. The version I've bought is for TIM carrier. Would I brick my moto Edge+ if I manually flash Stock Firmware from Mexico (Open Version or Retail Version) ?
Any comments and advise is appreciated
Cheers!
Yellowcapchea said:
Greetings to all fellow users and community,
I just bought an Spanish Retail version for Edge+, but I'm using it for Mexico carriers. The version I've bought is for TIM carrier. Would I brick my moto Edge+ if I manually flash Stock Firmware from Mexico (Open Version or Retail Version) ?
Any comments and advise is appreciated
Cheers!
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Yes, you could brick it, if the bootloader is locked.
Try to Unlock the bootloader
[Guide]Un/locking Motorola Bootloader
UnLocking and ReLocking Motorola Bootloader https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a Moto Bootloader Unlocking site Re-Locking see Post #4 More about bootloader UnLocking Post #2 Can my...
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sd_shadow said:
Yes, you could brick it, if the bootloader is locked.
Try to Unlock the bootloader
[Guide]Un/locking Motorola Bootloader
UnLocking and ReLocking Motorola Bootloader https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a Moto Bootloader Unlocking site Re-Locking see Post #4 More about bootloader UnLocking Post #2 Can my...
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Thanks for so quick response, appreciate it. That wouldn't be problem since I already have bootloader unlocked for flashing. My concerns would be bricking the phone due to differences in basebands or vendor files, for example.
Yellowcapchea said:
Thanks for so quick response, appreciate it. That wouldn't be problem since I already have bootloader unlocked for flashing. My concerns would be bricking the phone due to differences in basebands or vendor files, for example.
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As long as it's the same model # it should work, you will see a warning when the device boots.
Do you have XT2061-1? burton?
sd_shadow said:
As long as it's the same model # it should work, you will see a warning when the device boots.
Do you have XT2061-1? burton?
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Thanks, yes both my phone and the possible firmware I will try to install have the same model XT2061-1.
Yellowcapchea said:
Thanks, yes both my phone and the possible firmware I will try to install have the same model XT2061-1.
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You can just flash the radio firmware, it is a little safer.
Flashing the Radio Firmware
it's a good idea to run
Code:
fastboot getvar all
before flashing anything and keep a copy of it, for reference later.
sd_shadow said:
it's a good idea to run
Code:
fastboot getvar all
before flashing anything and keep a copy of it, for reference later.
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Oh okey, sure I'll do that! Thanks
Hey it's me again,
What would be the difference between using lenovo's rescuing app against the manual procedure using fastboot?
I come from xiaomi, where to be able to replace partitions like Vendor, you should put the phone in EDL mode in order to be able to flash/replace those partitions...
Wonder if with moto edge+ there's some considerations in place...
Thanks again
Yellowcapchea said:
Hey it's me again,
What would be the difference between using lenovo's rescuing app against the manual procedure using fastboot?
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The advantage of LMSA is automation and access.
LMSA can check the device, determine the correct firmware, and download that firmware from a Motorola Server.
All the other sources of firmware are 3rd party.
LMSA can use the included flashfile.xml that contains the recommended flash commands.
Flashing manually with fastboot.exe requires opening the flashfile.xml and figure out the correct commands.
I come from xiaomi, where to be able to replace partitions like Vendor, you should put the phone in EDL mode in order to be able to flash/replace those partitions...
Wonder if with moto edge+ there's some considerations in place...
Thanks again
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There's been very little development using Moto EDL mode.
It's almost exclusively used with a blankflash to rescue the device.
sd_shadow said:
As long as it's the same model # it should work, you will see a warning when the device boots.
Do you have XT2061-1? burton?
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when you say re-flash the radios, would be to re-flash them to be used on GSM carriers?
5eroD4y said:
when you say re-flash the radios, would be to re-flash them to be used on GSM carriers?
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Yes if
The firmware is for GSM carriers
and the device is able to use GSM
hello there guys
im here to help with the tmo/mpcs user
if any one here can get there hand on NA(Global) msm tool
i can make a custom one to flash with locked bootloader
to bypass OEM UNLOCK TOKEN
and
Enable bootloader unlock
an make conversion super easy
so please let me know if this is wanted!!
i will also be building my own custom rom called AospBlackOut based on a12
for this phone and a couple of others i own
We have the MSM tools for the T-Mobile variant, but we're still trying to get ahold of the MSM tools for the Unlocked variant.
edale1 said:
We have the MSM tools for the T-Mobile variant, but we're still trying to get ahold of the MSM tools for the Unlocked variant.
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i see that
i may try to get it tody
edale1 said:
We have the MSM tools for the T-Mobile variant, but we're still trying to get ahold of the MSM tools for the Unlocked variant.
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i am one of those people .. hopefully one will show up soon .. wonder if anyone tried to contact the repair thingy in india and try to ask for a remote session .. maybe its available now ..
yes but have to have NA edtion
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i see that
i may try to get it tody
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Did you manage to get the msmdownload for the unlocked version?
Hello all,
I plan to get a OnePlus 10T soon UNLOCKED model.
What are my prospects for installing a custom ROM now or in the future? I had a OP 9 a few months ago & only had it for a short time.
Regards
LC
We don't have a MSM tool which would allow us to restore the device from bricking... Until there is an alternative method to recover.... We might not see the custom ROM development.... Thanks to the OP becoming OPPO (or vice versa) and the greedy mindset of blocking stuff...OP is no longer dev friendly but yet another ******* company
How long would it take? It's a really powerful device
SREEPRAJAY said:
We don't have a MSM tool which would allow us to restore the device from bricking... Until there is an alternative method to recover.... We might not see the custom ROM development.... Thanks to the OP becoming OPPO (or vice versa) and the greedy mindset of blocking stuff...OP is no longer dev friendly but yet another ******* company
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Have the devs moved to another phone? Any chance of getting a flagship phone with good ROMs in the next 8 months?
SREEPRAJAY said:
We don't have a MSM tool which would allow us to restore the device from bricking... Until there is an alternative method to recover.... We might not see the custom ROM development.... Thanks to the OP becoming OPPO (or vice versa) and the greedy mindset of blocking stuff...OP is no longer dev friendly but yet another ******* company
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That's disappointing. Just got my OnePlus 10T recently.
LiaFourté said:
That's disappointing. Just got my OnePlus 10T recently.
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Would you still suggest getting a 10T ? I like Oxygen OS & the UI of it
I don't understand, but how are the msm tool and custom rom related?
serjann said:
I don't understand, but how are the msm tool and custom rom related?
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Yeah I thought so too. Even when I had my OP 9 I never bricked it
serjann said:
I don't understand, but how are the msm tool and custom rom related?
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I would guess that when you develop a custom ROM, the chances of bricking your phone is significantly higher than when you flash a custom ROM someone has already made
LiaFourté said:
That's disappointing. Just got my OnePlus 10T recently.
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Fastboot can unbrick it
AkayamiShurui said:
Fastboot can unbrick it
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If you can't get to fastboot, you need msm and you put your phone on EDL mode. I had to do this numerous times on my 8T. It's a clean and safe way to get back to stock in almost any situation.
I reflash my phone back to stock with fastboot.
AkayamiShurui said:
I reflash my phone back to stock with fastboot.
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what model do you have?
luckychukiye said:
what model do you have?
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Cph2417
AkayamiShurui said:
Cph2417
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You were able to flash stock on that model with fastboot? What zip file did you use? US incremental OTA? EU Full OTA?
Jager said:
You were able to flash stock on that model with fastboot? What zip file did you use? US incremental OTA? EU Full OTA?
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So Google's get suppository for Android actually has a tool for extracting the boot images from your device so I did that and I'm currently running back on stock with a locked bootloader
AkayamiShurui said:
So Google's get suppository for Android actually has a tool for extracting the boot images from your device so I did that and I'm currently running back on stock with a locked bootloader
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Could you post the boot file and version you used? You flashed the boot image and then all the rest of the images? Do you have the commands for every image you flashed?
If I remember I'll do it once I get out of work but that's a little ways away still but I would just recommend doing it yourself by extracting your own boot images I can and send you a link if I get time if now I'll try to remember after work.
AkayamiShurui said:
So Google's get suppository for Android actually has a tool for extracting the boot images from your device so I did that and I'm currently running back on stock with a locked bootloader
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So you didn't flash the entire stock rom? Just the boot image? It is not clear.
For unbricking entire rom is usually needed so I was looking for examples of a full stock rom flash.
I am also looking for a stock version for CPH2417... payload.bin would be amazing.
I softbricked (bootloop) and had to use the CPH2413 (India) software (not good)