Hi,
First of all, if this is not the right forum, I'm sorry. I read a lot and I thought this was the best fit.
Anyway, I have an old tablet with an x86 cpu (atom z2460) and Droidboot bootloader. I was wondering if there is any way I can install Windows 10 32 bits or Android x86.
I know there aren't any Android ports and it's running JellyBean 4.2, pretty useless. I can only use it to play video files, not even modern browsers can be installed.
I tried pressing F11 and F12 when turning it on but nothing happened (external keyboard of course)
The tablet is the Intel TM105a.
Any help or link with more info is appreciated, I haven't found anything I can use.
Thanks!
RonAshman said:
Hi,
First of all, if this is not the right forum, I'm sorry. I read a lot and I thought this was the best fit.
Anyway, I have an old tablet with an x86 cpu (atom z2460) and Droidboot bootloader. I was wondering if there is any way I can install Windows 10 32 bits or Android x86.
I know there aren't any Android ports and it's running JellyBean 4.2, pretty useless. I can only use it to play video files, not even modern browsers can be installed.
I tried pressing F11 and F12 when turning it on but nothing happened (external keyboard of course)
The tablet is the Intel TM105a.
Any help or link with more info is appreciated, I haven't found anything I can use.
Thanks!
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If the bootloader is not locked, yes, you can. I tried this on an Intel Atom tablet that I have but couldn't get it to work because the bootloader is locked. If the bootloader is locked, you can't flash anything except the official stock firmware.
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Hi, thank you for your answer!
If I do manage to unlock it, how would I go about installing something else?
I mean...
I know that for Motorola phones I can use RSD. Samsung uses Odin.
That's it, that's all I've ever flashed.
What would I be using here?
No need to waste time explaining, if you can point what I should search for or learn, that'd be great.
I tried to search for info about Droidboot but couldn't find something useful. Just some things about some Asus phones.
Thanks again!
RonAshman said:
What would I be using here?
No need to waste time explaining, if you can point what I should search for or learn, that'd be great.
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A combination of ADB and Fastboot commands, if you can on tablet enable these features
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and if you can do so, then having installed on PC the USB-driver matching your tablet.
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A combination of ADB and Fastboot commands, if you can on tablet enable these features
and if you can do so, then having installed on PC the USB-driver matching your tablet.
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Hi, thank you for your reply.
OEM unlocking is not available for unlocking the bootloader, as far as I know that started on Lollipop, this is running JellyBean.
I really wanted to try Windows 10, but I don't even know if it will load the touchscreen drivers.
Maybe I should just let it die? There's something about me always wanting to use as much as possible any piece of hardware but I probably should be realistic and leave it if there's no "easy" way.
I really did search high and low.
I wanted to see if I can unlock the bootloader and then see how to install Windows, and if it doesn't work just go back to JellyBean.
RonAshman said:
Hi, thank you for your reply.
OEM unlocking is not available for unlocking the bootloader, as far as I know that started on Lollipop, this is running JellyBean.
I really wanted to try Windows 10, but I don't even know if it will load the touchscreen drivers.
Maybe I should just let it die? There's something about me always wanting to use as much as possible any piece of hardware but I probably should be realistic and leave it if there's no "easy" way.
I really did search high and low.
I wanted to see if I can unlock the bootloader and then see how to install Windows, and if it doesn't work just go back to JellyBean.
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If the device has fastboot, you can try these commands:
fastboot oem unlock
Or
fastboot flashing unlock
Or to check if unlocking bootloader is allowed or not, try this command:
fastboot flashing get_unlock_ability
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According to Wiki (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Atom_microprocessors) this is Intel Penwell (ah, and CPU lies about 64-bit ability, it's 32-bit only). Luckily you still (!) have support from Linux for that chip (no 3D acceleration though, it uses SGX overlay which is closed source, but you may find a blob in the Android distribution). It has no EFI, no ACPI, it's SFI one! It will be fun to install an OS there such as Windows.
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Heya, I figured I'd show you how to find out if the boot loader is locked. After some toying around and reading around in the Xperia Arc forums, I figured it out myself.
To try this, make sure you have fastboot installed. It's part of the Android SDK so if you don't have it, install it. Alternatively, it's also included in the application PDANet
Hold the search-key on your xperia play and connect the USB cable. The LED should switch on in blue. If you computer complaints that it can't find drivers for the device install the "Android Bootloader Interface" Driver that you can also download with the Android SDK.
Now type in "fastboot devices". If you can see a Hexanumeric code there, like in my screenshot, the boot loader is unlockable.
fastboot oem unlock sadly doesn't work. That would've been the day. Still, it seems it expects a code and no code is "0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" Maybe someone clever can find out how to calculate an unlock code from the Imei? Anyway, have fun with that for now.
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Heya, I figured I'd show you how to find out if the boot loader is locked. After some toying around and reading around in the Xperia Arc forums, I figured it out myself.
To try this, make sure you have fastboot installed. It's part of the Android SDK so if you don't have it, install it. Alternatively, it's also included in the application PDANet
Hold the search-key on your xperia play and connect the USB cable. The LED should switch on in blue. If you computer complaints that it can't find drivers for the device install the "Android Bootloader Interface" Driver that you can also download with the Android SDK.
Now type in "fastboot devices". If you can see a Hexanumeric code there, like in my screenshot, the boot loader is unlockable.
fastboot oem unlock sadly doesn't work. That would've been the day. Still, it seems it expects a code and no code is "0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" Maybe someone clever can find out how to calculate an unlock code from the Imei? Anyway, have fun with that for now.
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I get the same
That is to be expected. We'll have to wait for Sony Ericsson to help us unlock the Boot Loader eventually.
Meister_Li said:
That is to be expected. We'll have to wait for Sony Ericsson to help us unlock the Boot Loader eventually.
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Question is : is Sony going to help to unlock the Boot Loader snice they know it could lose them money ?
TDMaster said:
Question is : is Sony going to help to unlock the Boot Loader snice they know it could lose them money ?
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They announced that they'll only do this for non-simlocked devices.
I don't know how exactly it'll cost them money tho, if some people use a custom OS on their phone?
Meister_Li said:
They announced that they'll only do this for non-simlocked devices.
I don't know how exactly it'll cost them money tho, if some people use a custom OS on their phone?
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It will cost them money because when they abandon the phone the developed community will keep it alive. Meaning no one will buy the next phone.
^^^ Kind of exaggerated.
Where did it say only for non-simlocked? Where can I buy a non-simlocked xperia play?
I bought mine at gum Mobile and they said it's only for sim-unlocked phones on their blog entry.
with Bootloader unlock comes Custom Roms that will eventually create Jailbreak for the phone.. of crouse sony will lose money (or really in this case they will make more money cause more ppl will buy the phone) as the PS3
All right. How will that make sony loose money? What can you do with a rooted phone that you can't do with a normal one that'll cost them money?
doesnt work
Hey
i have tried this many times now, i turn off my phone, wait for 2 minutes (just to make sure) hold down the search key on my Xperia Play and plug in my USB
i have held the key for up to 5 minutes for all keys and none work
when i press the back key, my computer bleeps as if to say it is recognized
the search key, like you say, does nothing but charge my phone
can someone help me please?
Try the other cable that was included with the phone. I think one of them is only able to charge the phone.
Meister_Li said:
Try the other cable that was included with the phone. I think one of them is only able to charge the phone.
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ah ok, left that one at work, so will try Monday, cheers mate
Perhaps start a thread with observations made on country/carrier fastboot accepted/not accepted?
Mine is Danish, carrier TDC, fastboot not accepted! (Locked bootloader)
NielDK said:
Perhaps start a thread with observations made on country/carrier fastboot accepted/not accepted?
Mine is Danish, carrier TDC, fastboot not accepted! (Locked bootloader)
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That's a good idea, but it'd probably be best suited for the general discussion forums, to keep the dev forums free.
Started new thread in general
Meister_Li said:
That's a good idea, but it'd probably be best suited for the general discussion forums, to keep the dev forums free.
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Meister_Li said:
Still, it seems it expects a code and no code is "0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" Maybe someone clever can find out how to calculate an unlock code from the Imei?
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you can request it @ se site
http://unlockbootloader.sonyericsson.com/instructions#13027230548591&if_height=1132
Hello friends of XDA, i'm here to ask you help once again! This time the problem is about a mysteriuos p760 aka LG Optimus L9. The problems in which i came across is the unlocking the bootloader and installing a custom recovery.
I tried so many ways that i'm really out of resources and ideas... Here few screenshots of the phone informations from setting app:
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I am using Windows 8.1U3 on an Alienware 17.
I'll try to explain as fast and clearly i can:
First i read about this thread and it simply didn't worked (wow totally unexpected thanks to my fortune (Y)).
Then i thought i could easily flash some KDZ with unlocked bootloader and a sparky CWM built in, so i've google a little around and i found this and I then tried to flash the
with this guide but here the fun begun! No matter how i installed drivers, rebooted the system, tried in recovery mode or S/W Mode, the software did not see any phone at all; on the contrary the device manager sees it clearly and install correctly the drivers.
After posting the errors i found an answer a month later in the same thread.
This guys advices to use this tool instead, but as you can guess from me writing here, it did not work.
Then googling again i found this guide where you can install a CWM without even unlocking the bootloader! So, hey, i just need the root!
So let's go finding some way to root this F device (may LG go bankrupt now)! Again i googled "root p760/l9/optimus/plslgdie" and i found few ways none of them working. The Saurik one tells me that there is no bug available to exploit, the Chinese all-in-one rooter seems not having any green button and other script based on adb simply do not find the phone!
Of course i've tried a lot of cables and computers, all of them not working (still i need to try another OS....) and i'm going crazy. Only another device drove me crazy like that (the e610 aka L5 - wow this too was totally unexpcted!) but i finally found a ways to solve.
Please help me to delete every single line of code LG compiled in this device, please!
Up! Halp pls!
Did you try to install uboot and xloader?
Rammar515 said:
Did you try to install uboot and xloader?
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Actually not yet, but still, i prefer to flash the kdz! what if something goes wrong? how could i recover the phone?
Oh, I thought you can't run this phone, my bad, sorry. Could you show us which driver did you install?
Rammar515 said:
Oh, I thought you can't run this phone, my bad, sorry. Could you show us which driver did you install?
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Well no need to apologize, you did not offend me i installed the latest from the site, exactly the LGUnitedMobileDriver_S50MAN311AP22_ML_WHQL_Ver_3.11.3. Furthermore i even formatted the PC to try this because i thought that some Nexus drivers could have messed up with them!
Lamba92 said:
Well no need to apologize, you did not offend me i installed the latest from the site, exactly the LGUnitedMobileDriver_S50MAN311AP22_ML_WHQL_Ver_3.11.3. Furthermore i even formatted the PC to try this because i thought that some Nexus drivers could have messed up with them!
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@Rammar515 do not abandon me please :crying:
It's hard to say. I remember some people told me that windows 8 have problems with l9 driver. I don't want to say that you can reinstall drivers, because I'm sure you did it a few times. You can always install windows 7 but it's derp idea (of course if you want, you can do it). Did you try to run official LG recovery program and try to install from it?
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It's hard to say. I remember some people told me that windows 8 have problems with l9 driver. I don't want to say that you can reinstall drivers, because I'm sure you did it a few times. You can always install windows 7 but it's derp idea (of course if you want, you can do it). Did you try to run official LG recovery program and try to install from it?
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Never tried from the official software, but tomorrow i will try both XP SP3 and 7! I fund an old rusty laptop with 2GB ram and a Pentium D! I'll format it until drivers will work :silly:
Ok now i even tried Windows 7 and still nothing.... What's wrong with this phone? It makes me want to kill Bon-Moo Koo...
Hello, first of all please do apologize for my English (i´m portuguese) , and an actual yogabook android version user.
We (the android users ) are having some hard times trying to boot windows on our tablet (it makes sense because it´s the same machine) therefore, what we need right now, is for someone who could acess his bios (there´s a thread here explainning the process, its actually quite simple) and, tell us how the windows bios is configurated, to allow us do a "copy/paste" of the configuration.
would you guys be so kind and help us out? :crying:
joao1979 said:
Hello, first of all please do apologize for my English (i´m portuguese) , and an actual yogabook android version user.
We (the android users ) are having some hard times trying to boot windows on our tablet (it makes sense because it´s the same machine) therefore, what we need right now, is for someone who could acess his bios (there´s a thread here explainning the process, its actually quite simple) and, tell us how the windows bios is configurated, to allow us do a "copy/paste" of the configuration.
would you guys be so kind and help us out? :crying:
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I think its a very different bios on the windows version. Probably accessible upon keypress on boot but very different from android one.
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i really hope you´re wrong lol let´s wait and see if anyone could help us out with this, because i can´t belive tha same hardware can only boot one OS
Dont think it's accessible on Keypress. That hasn't been a thing since Win7, I believe. Exactly what settings are you looking for? I could probably just share some pictures of mine, if thats easier.
sawyerbenjamin said:
Dont think it's accessible on Keypress. That hasn't been a thing since Win7, I believe. Exactly what settings are you looking for? I could probably just share some pictures of mine, if thats easier.
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thank you for the reply, what we need is to see wich are the options on windows bios that are enabled, to try to boot a windows on our tablet, i belive if you try accessing the bios trough the steps that are on this forum it´s the easiest way. would you be so kind and show us how your bios is ?
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Hopefully that shows up.
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Hopefully that shows up.
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Many thanks !
I just checked with mine, the bios is just completely different !
Do you have an option with ACPI enabled or disabled ?
That's what most of android users have after booting windows 10 on usb key.
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Sweetgeex said:
Do you have an option with ACPI enabled or disabled ?
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ACPI is branded in the bios and on by default as Windows has it under control.
Power, Device, Processor-States etc... all handled by Windows and not like older (very old) bios which had APM
That's why you need another bios if you ever want to dualboot.
I'm pretty sure you can download the BIOS from Lenovo. I couldnt help you install it from Android though. Seems like a very easy way to a bricked device.
sawyerbenjamin said:
I'm pretty sure you can download the BIOS from Lenovo. I couldnt help you install it from Android though. Seems like a very easy way to a bricked device.
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Well... There is a tool from lenovo site, but it seems to update only if you already have windows 10 (exe file).
Vicious circle !
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Seems like a very easy way to a bricked device.
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You got it. Quite easy to brick it.
I am pretty sure Lenovo burned the BIOS in an EEPROM. Differently between Windows and Android models. Updates are just flashed in a CMOS, well rather NVRAM nowdays. That's why Windows and Android models have completely different approaches when it comes to update the BIOS. I doubt there will ever be a way to flash (supposed) "Windows" settings into a "Android" device, as the EEPROM was initially fixed differently, expecting specific store instructions for the NVRAM depending the OS model.
Does anyone know where I can find a decent guide to rooting the G8 Power Lite (if one exists - I know it's only been out a few months)?
I've had a Google around and looked on this forum and on reddit but I can't find anything. I haven't done any rooting or changing roms for years at this point (this is for work) so I'm a bit out of touch with the latest methods etc. In addition, it seems that there's very little info in general on this phone.
But the very first step I've tried is to go through the process of unlocking the bootloader (through the Motorola website). I got as far as trying to run "fastboot oem get_unlock_data", which didn't work (I get an error like "FAILED: (remote: unknown command)". I've installed adb, installed the Motorola device drivers, ticked the "allow bootloader unlocking" option in dev tools and enabled USB debugging so I'm not sure what's going wrong there. I can run stuff like "fastboot devices" or "fastboot getvar all" successfully so I think fastboot is working properly.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Hello
I got the same smartphone some weeks ago, but still there isn't some strong information about rooting, since most of developers are working on the Moto G8 Power/Moto G Power/Plus/Play, and those are similar in structure, something that doesn't work atm for the G8 Power Lite. I guess it's just a matter of time
I'm interested too
I just got a G8 power lite and I'm interested in how to root it.
did yo guys check out my post on how to root the g8 power?
i used this process, and i think it's a universal android 10 how to root ...
i don't know this device of cource, but i would recon it is the same
pjottrr said:
did yo guys check out my post on how to root the g8 power?
i used this process, and i think it's a universal android 10 how to root ...
i don't know this device of cource, but i would recon it is the same
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Thing is, G8 Power Lite is Android 9, and since there is not a official custom recovery to this smartphone, in my case, i prefer to wait if somebody that could check the phone comes with a good one
Kiffo said:
Thing is, G8 Power Lite is Android 9, and since there is not a official custom recovery to this smartphone, in my case, i prefer to wait if somebody that could check the phone comes with a good one
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ok, got it,
didn't expect it to be android 9 ....
May need to update your fastboot executables. I ran into that same thing on another device and it was due to my not having the updated fastboot for windows stuff.
Hey, i know the thread is a bit older, but i have the same problem with the Moto G8 Power Lite, when i run (on linux) "sudo fastboot oem get_unlock_data" i get the error "FAILED: (remote: unknown command)"
Tried also "sudo fastboot oem unlock", but its the same.
But "fastboot devices" shows me the phone, so it seems to work.
On a windows PC,i tried it too, but i have some problems with the drivers i think. fastboot devices not even shows the phone in fastboot. I installed the drivers and the AndroidSDK linked in the official motorola guide.
I dont know if i am missing some packages or something. If someone can help me, would be great
We have been 10 for a bit now, you know... Anyone? I'm not scared to try, thing is i won't be anywhere near a reliable pc sooner than I'd like to have had root it.
I was able to unlock on my Power. But I cannot flash a custom recovery or rom to save my life. It's really irritating!
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I was able to unlock on my Power. But I cannot flash a custom recovery or rom to save my life. It's really irritating!
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Regular power or lite? If lite, how?
It's not possible to unlock the bootloader on the G8 power lite, only the G8/G8 power.
It's 2021 now! Does anyone did root g8 lite?
Or custom rom?
Or gcam?
Btw BSGs 8.1 gcam working almost well
read my post above
It is possible to unlock and even root moto G8 power lite.
but it's up to you, I'm waiting.
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Good news, there is a way to unlock and root.
Follow this tutorial:
if that doesn't work open a cmd in the mtkclient folder and use:
python mtk da seccfg unlock
after you unlock the bootloader you can use magisk app to patch the stock boot.img then use sp flash tool to flash the patched boot image
i wrote a guide here, its difficult but possible
Moto G8 Power lite Any method to unlock the bootloader ??
there is a method to unlock the bootloader of this device. researched and found nothing about it
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Hi there! I need some help, I am trying to root my device and need a boot.img, but I cannot find a Rom for the x9 anywhere online.
This is my first time doing this, I got this phone just to mess around with rooting. But maybe I bought a bad phone for it.
If there are no Flash Roms online, what are the next steps? Can I use a Rom for the e9 which released alongside this phone? Sounds like it wouldnt work.. but IDK.
Looking for help from the experts ^^
Any help is appreciated.
Finally found one! Took over 2 hours to download a 2gb file O,O but it's finally done.
Now I am having problems getting into bootloader mode.
In developer mode with both OEM unlocking and USB debugging enabled.
Used the correct cmd prompt (adb reboot bootloader) but the phone just restarts.
I've tried restarting while holding the volume buttons.
VOL Down = Factory Test Mode, nothing works as expected there.
VOL UP = A boot menu letting me select from ~10 options, one of them is Boot to Bootloader. Selecting that simply boots normal, nothing special.
I have followed three guides:
How TO Root Vodafone Smart X9 Magisk without TWRP Recovery
If your Smart X9 is rooted using Magisk without TWRP Recovery. You can control a lot of features such as you can remove unwanted software.
www.getdroidpro.com
Vodafone Smart E9 Unlock Bootloader with Fastboot Method
How to unlock bootloader on your Vodafone with Fastboot Method. You can install custom ROM, custom recovery, kernel, flash all data
www.mobilewithdrivers.com
All seem logical enough, many similarities between them. I just cannot get into fastboot mode.
I've seen LOADS of threads with this same problem on this forum. And none of them have any solutions. So I think this is the end of the road. If nobody has figured it out .. then I am just out of luck I guess?
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Forget, your phone have only 3 buttons
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Hi @joke19 !
I havnt seen any of the guides mentioning needing a certain amount of buttons :O
How does that factor in - does that mean it cannot be rooted for some reason?
Still having this problem, and I have followed a lot of guides to the letter. I cant see what I am doing wrong. Here's where I am:
Phone is visible on device manager and the drivers are up-to-date.
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PC is fully up to date on Windows 10.
I've got the lastest up-to-date version of platform-tools.
I'm using USB2.0 with the correct wires.
The phone is in developer mode with USB Debugging and OEM unlocking enabled.
I'm using the correct command lines. adb devices & adb reboot bootloader work as expected.
But none of these will work: fastboot devices, fastboot flashing unlock, fastboot oem unlock.
I just get < waiting for any device >
Can anyone help figure this out? I must be doing sooomething wrong. Everything online says its a driver issue, but then again, all the guides on how to fix that driver issue have been followed and completed. The first bullet with the image should also sort of verify that.
Praying some wizard out there has the knowledge I need to get this working! ^^
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Still having this problem, and I have followed a lot of guides to the letter. I cant see what I am doing wrong. Here's where I am:
Phone is visible on device manager and the drivers are up-to-date.
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PC is fully up to date on Windows 10.
I've got the lastest up-to-date version of platform-tools.
I'm using USB2.0 with the correct wires.
The phone is in developer mode with USB Debugging and OEM unlocking enabled.
I'm using the correct command lines. adb devices & adb reboot bootloader work as expected.
But none of these will work: fastboot devices, fastboot flashing unlock, fastboot oem unlock.
I just get < waiting for any device >
Can anyone help figure this out? I must be doing sooomething wrong. Everything online says its a driver issue, but then again, all the guides on how to fix that driver issue have been followed and completed. The first bullet with the image should also sort of verify that.
Praying some wizard out there has the knowledge I need to get this working! ^^
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did you manage to get this working?