I bought the Asus ZenFone 8 Flip with the bootloader unlocked, it is not running a custom ROM. How do I lock the bootloader? Thank you
Try this with fastboot:
fastboot oem lock
However, this won't restore your warranty and you won't receive updates, since surely who has unlocked your device has used the official bootloader unlock tool which registers your serial number
maicol07 said:
Try this with fastboot:
fastboot oem lock
However, this won't restore your warranty and you won't receive updates, since surely who has unlocked your device has used the official bootloader unlock tool which registers your serial number
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how do I go about something like that? I would only like to be on official software so how will I not be able to receive updates?
Kiribro02 said:
how do I go about something like that? I would only like to be on official software so how will I not be able to receive updates?
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You won't get OTA updates, but you can still update manually downloading the zip from Asus website.
Unfortunately that's the price if you unlock the device (not only for Asus, a lot of other manufacturers (i.e. Sony) do this too)
maicol07 said:
You won't get OTA updates, but you can still update manually downloading the zip from Asus website.
Unfortunately that's the price if you unlock the device (not only for Asus, a lot of other manufacturers (i.e. Sony) do this too)
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interesting... So I don't know how to lock the bootloader precisely. So I download the latest firmware from the Asus website, plug the phone into the computer run fastboot then what? Am I missing something?
Kiribro02 said:
interesting... So I don't know how to lock the bootloader precisely. So I download the latest firmware from the Asus website, plug the phone into the computer run fastboot then what? Am I missing something?
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No, just follow these steps:
Make a backup of your phone!! Unlocking/Locking the bootloader erases all your data partition (so all your stuff will be gone!)
Install ADB on your PC if you don't have it (check how to install it: https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-windows-macos-linux/).
Plug in your device via USB with Debug USB setting enabled (in Developer Settings)
Open a terminal prompt on your PC
In the terminal run adb devices. If you see your device I the list then you're fine. Otherwise, you have mistaken something in the previous steps.
Run adb reboot fastboot (or adb reboot bootloader if it doesn't work) to reboot into fastboot mode
Run fastboot oem lock to lock the bootloader
Run fastboot reboot to reboot the system
Your device is now locked!
DISCLAIMER:
I'm not responsible of any data loss, damages and/or bricks you make to your device(s) by following this guide!
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To update the system when a new version is out, since you won't receive OTAs:
Go to Zenfone 8 Flip support page: https://www.asus.com/Mobile/Phones/ZenFone/Zenfone-8-Flip/HelpDesk_Download/
Choose Android as OS and scroll down to "Firmware"
Download the latest zip
Put it in the internal storage (in the root directory, not inside another folder!)
Two paths:
If you put the zip from PC via USB simply unplug the USB cable
If you downloaded the zip and put it manually via file manager from the phone reboot the system
A notification should pop out, notifying you there is a firmware package to install!
Just follow the notification message and you'll be done!
Hey so I installed adb and ran the phone under fastboot but when I run fastboot oem lock all it says in the windows powershell is < waiting for any device >
Kiribro02 said:
Hey so I installed adb and ran the phone under fastboot but when I run fastboot oem lock all it says in the windows powershell is < waiting for any device >
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Oh that's an issue I have all the times with Asus devices. There's a simple one-time fix though: just install the official Asus ADB drivers.
Download them from this page (I know it's the smaller Zenfone 8 page, but they work with every Asus device): https://www.asus.com/it/Mobile/Phones/ZenFone/Zenfone-8/HelpDesk_Download/
Choose your windows version (for 10 and 11 choose 8.1)
Download the USB driver
Extract the archive somewhere in your PC
Open Device manager in your PC (search it in start menu) while the phone is connected via USB and in fastboot mode
You'll notice an unknown device with a yellow/orange warning icon at the top of the devices list. Right click on it and choose Update drivers.
Choose "Search driver in the PC" (the second option (don't choose the first one since it searches the driver automatically on Windows update))
Choose the folder you extracted
Click "Next"
Drivers should be installed and fastboot should recognize your device (to test run the command: fastboot devices)
Sorry for the late reply, but I didn't get any notification from XDA
there were two options for drivers android adb and android composite adb drivers I selected the composite one but it doesn't seem like it was installed
Kiribro02 said:
When I try to update the drivers it says that windows was unable to install your and then it says the device.
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Do you installed the drivers when the phone is in fastboot mode?
Also, I've noticed some steps are not clear (and one is doubled), I'll clean it
Kiribro02 said:
there were two options for drivers android adb and android composite adb drivers I selected the composite one but it doesn't seem like it was installed
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Try all the two, I don't remember which one works (I think the Composite worked for me), but try also with the other ones
Hi,
I've bought a second hand zenfone 8 flip. After Hard Reset I have to enter the old PIN to continue. The problem is the seller doesn't have the PIN and is not willing to take the phone back. ASUS is not willing to help because I bought it second hand.
I already flashed with raw firmware, but this is still coming up.
Any ideas? Should I start a new thread?
b4rbaar said:
Hi,
I've bought a second hand zenfone 8 flip. After Hard Reset I have to enter the old PIN to continue. The problem is the seller doesn't have the PIN and is not willing to take the phone back. ASUS is not willing to help because I bought it second hand.
I already flashed with raw firmware, but this is still coming up.
Any ideas? Should I start a new thread?
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Hi, yes you should create a new thread since it's a different topic
It's not working for me, please help:
C:\platform-tools>fastboot devices
M4AIB760******* fastboot
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem lock
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
So, as you can see, the driver is installed correctly as I get an answer from fastboot devices, but then the OEM lock doesn't work.
Are there any other ways to re-lock it?
Thank you!
wyktron said:
It's not working for me, please help:
C:\platform-tools>fastboot devices
M4AIB760******* fastboot
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem lock
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
So, as you can see, the driver is installed correctly as I get an answer from fastboot devices, but then the OEM lock doesn't work.
Are there any other ways to re-lock it?
Thank you!
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@wyktron can you try this? This worked with my Zenfone 6 some years ago, it might be the same for ZF8 Flip, due to Asus customization:
Bash:
fastboot oem asus-back
maicol07 said:
@wyktron can you try this? This worked with my Zenfone 6 some years ago, it might be the same for ZF8 Flip, due to Asus customization:
Bash:
fastboot oem asus-back
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@maicol07 thanks for the quick reply, here's what I got:
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem asus-back
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
same error message
wyktron said:
@maicol07 thanks for the quick reply, here's what I got:
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem asus-back
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
same error message
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Try this one:
Code:
fastboot oem asus-csc_lk
maicol07 said:
Try this one:
Code:
fastboot oem asus-csc_lk
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@maicol07 seems like any oem command shows this error, here's what I got:
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem asus-csc_lk
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem device-info
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem get-sn
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem get-imei1
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem
fastboot: usage: empty oem command
C:\platform-tools>fastboot flashing lock
FAILED (remote: 'Unrecognized command flashing lock')
fastboot: error: Command failed
at this point, crying is my only option
what else can I try? I can't use key features like google pay because of that
thanks again for your support!
wyktron said:
@maicol07 seems like any oem command shows this error, here's what I got:
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem asus-csc_lk
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem device-info
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem get-sn
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem get-imei1
FAILED (remote: 'Command not supported in default implementation')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\platform-tools>fastboot oem
fastboot: usage: empty oem command
C:\platform-tools>fastboot flashing lock
FAILED (remote: 'Unrecognized command flashing lock')
fastboot: error: Command failed
at this point, crying is my only option
what else can I try? I can't use key features like google pay because of that
thanks again for your support!
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As mentioned here check if you have enabled Debug USB and OEM unlock in developer options and try to reboot into bootloader (with either fastboot reboot bootloader or adb reboot bootloader)
maicol07 said:
As mentioned here check if you have enabled Debug USB and OEM unlock in developer options and try to reboot into bootloader (with either fastboot reboot bootloader or adb reboot bootloader)
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@maicol07 there's no OEM unlock in my developer options, only the USB debugging (which is already on)
besides this oem method, is there another way to lock it? perhaps through the zenfone flash tool (I have it installed and it detects my phone, but never used it)
Related
The overall procedure is too simple, let me tell you how.
UPDATE: Looks like it's also applicable on Nokia 2.1 V by analyzing aboot. So previous NB1-Collision reserved as reference of EDL method, in case HMD may block it soon.
Please let me know if it doesn't work on your current firmware version. I'm working on make the overall procedure much more stable.
UPDATE: Looks like NB1-Collision is the only way to unlock the bootloader. Please read this topic to acquire the tool and attempt to unlock it: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=79825293
If Android 9 firmware installed, phone disassembly and wire trick required.
So we recommend users unlock the phone immediately once bought.
Following procedure is archived.
Step 1: Download firmware which consists the service bootloader file
You can download it from https://fih-firmware.hikaricalyx.com/hmd_en.html#e2m
Please download E2M-0390-0-00WW-B02 one in this case. If you're using Android 9, download E2M-108C-0-00WW-B01.
Then, extract E2M-0-0390-00WW-1-2-emmc_appsboot_service.zip to get service bootloader file, and the extract password is "WLBGFIH123".
Step 2: Boot your phone to Download mode (Fastboot mode)
You can execute following command then connect your phone when powered off, or use any other method you're familiar with:
Code:
fastboot oem alive
Step 3: Flash service bootloader
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
Surprised huh? This command is still usable on Nokia 2.1, even on Android 9 basis, not sure why.
For example, if your Serial Number is E2MGAHIKARICALYX, the md5 checksum is 0ab1b1e9f3aacc85849341cd5fb21412, then command will be:
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity 0ab1b1e9f3aacc85849341cd5fb21412
You can simply Google a website to calculate md5 checksum of a string.
And flash service bootloader:
Code:
fastboot flash aboot /path/to/E2M-0-0390-00WW-1-2-emmc_appsboot_service.mbn
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Step 4: Unlock the bootloader
Your phone will reboot to service bootloader. Then grant unlock permission with following commands:
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
fastboot oem fih on
fastboot oem devlock allow_unlock
Then unlock the bootloader:
Code:
fastboot oem flashing unlock_critical
When your phone is erasing userdata, then:
Code:
fastboot oem alive
(wait for triggering to download mode)
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
fastboot oem fih on
fastboot oem devlock allow_unlock
fastboot oem unlock-go
All done. Your phone has unlocked bootloader.
Then reboot your phone to Download mode again and restore deviceinfo:
That wraps up the overall unlock procedure.
In case HMD will block this method, you can use EDL method to downgrade aboot partition from this article: https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-2-1/how-to/nb1-collision-how-to-unlock-bootloader-t3938072/
Many thanks,,
I think it would be too much to ask right now for Nokia 8.1 , but as 8.1 is very popular Nokia device right now and it's launched in many countries too,,,is it possible that we would see smthng like this for Nokia 8.1 tooo
I'm stuck on a locked bootloader on my 6.1 plus
Would this work on a Nokia 2?
Hey... How to I unlock NOKIA 2 Bootloader?... TA-1029
so i manually rebooted my nokia 2.1 to download mode but fastboot commands not working cuz my windows does not detect my phone i tried installing drivers manually but after fastboot commant it's stuck at <waiting for device> ,plz help guys
souhail sboui said:
so i manually rebooted my nokia 2.1 to download mode but fastboot commands not working cuz my windows does not detect my phone i tried installing drivers manually but after fastboot commant it's stuck at <waiting for device> ,plz help guys
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Me too, I don't know what's up
scaryguadian said:
Me too, I don't know what's up
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when device is ON ,adb detect it and adb commands works but when on download mode fastboot commands not working it have to be a driver issue but i tried a lot but no hope
souhail sboui said:
when device is ON ,adb detect it and adb commands works but when on download mode fastboot commands not working it have to be a driver issue but i tried a lot but no hope
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Can someone suggest a driver we can use or a link to the WORKING nokia 2.1 drivers
souhail sboui said:
when device is ON ,adb detect it and adb commands works but when on download mode fastboot commands not working it have to be a driver issue but i tried a lot but no hope
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oh, its already working for me, just disable signature driver if you are on window 8, 8.1 or 10 and reinstall the drivers thats all.
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hikari_calyx said:
The overall procedure is too simple, let me tell you how.
UPDATE: Looks like it's also applicable on Nokia 2.1 V by analyzing aboot. So previous NB1-Collision reserved as reference of EDL method, in case HMD may block it soon.
Please let me know if it doesn't work on your current firmware version. I'm working on make the overall procedure much more stable.
Step 1: Download firmware which consists the service bootloader file
You can download it from https://fih-firmware.hikaricalyx.com/hmd_en.html#e2m
Please download E2M-0390-0-00WW-B02 one in this case. If you're using Android 9, download E2M-108C-0-00WW-B01.
Then, extract E2M-0-0390-00WW-1-2-emmc_appsboot_service.zip to get service bootloader file, and the extract password is "WLBGFIH123".
Step 2: Boot your phone to Download mode (Fastboot mode)
You can execute following command then connect your phone when powered off, or use any other method you're familiar with:
Code:
fastboot oem alive
Step 3: Flash service bootloader
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
Surprised huh? This command is still usable on Nokia 2.1, even on Android 9 basis, not sure why.
For example, if your Serial Number is E2MGAHIKARICALYX, the md5 checksum is 0ab1b1e9f3aacc85849341cd5fb21412, then command will be:
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity 0ab1b1e9f3aacc85849341cd5fb21412
You can simply Google a website to calculate md5 checksum of a string.
And flash service bootloader:
Code:
fastboot flash aboot /path/to/E2M-0-0390-00WW-1-2-emmc_appsboot_service.mbn
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Step 4: Unlock the bootloader
Your phone will reboot to service bootloader. Then grant unlock permission with following commands:
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
fastboot oem fih on
fastboot oem devlock allow_unlock
Then unlock the bootloader:
Code:
fastboot oem flashing unlock_critical
When your phone is erasing userdata, then:
Code:
fastboot oem alive
(wait for triggering to download mode)
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
fastboot oem fih on
fastboot oem devlock allow_unlock
fastboot oem unlock-go
All done. Your phone has unlocked bootloader.
Then reboot your phone to Download mode again and restore deviceinfo:
That wraps up the overall unlock procedure.
In case HMD will block this method, you can use EDL method to downgrade aboot partition from this article: https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-2-1/how-to/nb1-collision-how-to-unlock-bootloader-t3938072/
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thanks a lot. I have followed the above instructions, but when I tried the second command, I got an error, here is my log
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot devices
E2MBA81107001697 fastboot
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem alive
...
OKAY [ 0.005s]
finished. total time: 0.006s
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem dm-verity 6e4b6d5
21a65f379bd4ebf94d462005e
...
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
finished. total time: 0.036s
scaryguadian said:
oh, its already working for me, just disable signature driver if you are on window 8, 8.1 or 10 and reinstall the drivers thats all.
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thanks a lot. I have followed the above instructions, but when I tried the second command, I got an error, here is my log
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot devices
E2MBA81107001697 fastboot
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem alive
...
OKAY [ 0.005s]
finished. total time: 0.006s
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem dm-verity 6e4b6d5
21a65f379bd4ebf94d462005e
...
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
finished. total time: 0.036s
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thnx but it didn't work i still can't make the fastboot commands detect the device and am sure the drivers are right
scaryguadian said:
oh, its already working for me, just disable signature driver if you are on window 8, 8.1 or 10 and reinstall the drivers thats all.
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thanks a lot. I have followed the above instructions, but when I tried the second command, I got an error, here is my log
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot devices
E2MBA81107001697 fastboot
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem alive
...
OKAY [ 0.005s]
finished. total time: 0.006s
C:\Users\HP620\Documents\Minimal ADB and Fastboot>fastboot oem dm-verity 6e4b6d5
21a65f379bd4ebf94d462005e
...
FAILED (remote: unknown command)
finished. total time: 0.036s
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It won't work. Only very old bootloaders supported dm-verity.
Sent from my Nokia 8.1
singhnsk said:
It won't work. Only very old bootloaders supported dm-verity.
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So, what do you suggest I do??
scaryguadian said:
So, what do you suggest I do??
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The unlock can only be done via any of the two:
1. Disassemble > Trigger EDL mode.
2. The paid remote unlock service.
Sent from my Nokia 8.1
thnx for the guide man keep it up
some one posted the same problem : after the "fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)" command it shows "FAILED (remote: unknown command)" ,any solution so i can continue unlocking my device ??
im also getting "FAILED (remote: unknown command)"
EDM not working either
singhnsk said:
It won't work. Only very old bootloaders supported dm-verity.
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Can i downgrade then?
anyone who had the "FAILED (remote: unknown command)"
try typing your serial number in uppercase, that worked for me, but now im stuck on "fastboot oem fih on" i get the remote error
singhnsk said:
It won't work. Only very old bootloaders supported dm-verity.
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Can i downgrade then?
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Shmegma said:
anyone who had the "FAILED (remote: unknown command)"
try typing your serial number in uppercase, that worked for me, but now im stuck on "fastboot oem fih on" i get the remote error
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Still doesn't work, what update are you running
hikari_calyx said:
The overall procedure is too simple, let me tell you how.
UPDATE: Looks like it's also applicable on Nokia 2.1 V by analyzing aboot. So previous NB1-Collision reserved as reference of EDL method, in case HMD may block it soon.
Please let me know if it doesn't work on your current firmware version. I'm working on make the overall procedure much more stable.
UPDATE: Looks like NB1-Collision is the only way to unlock the bootloader. Please read this topic to acquire the tool and attempt to unlock it: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=79825293
If Android 9 firmware installed, phone disassembly and wire trick required.
So we recommend users unlock the phone immediately once bought.
Following procedure is archived.
Step 1: Download firmware which consists the service bootloader file
You can download it from https://fih-firmware.hikaricalyx.com/hmd_en.html#e2m
Please download E2M-0390-0-00WW-B02 one in this case. If you're using Android 9, download E2M-108C-0-00WW-B01.
Then, extract E2M-0-0390-00WW-1-2-emmc_appsboot_service.zip to get service bootloader file, and the extract password is "WLBGFIH123".
Step 2: Boot your phone to Download mode (Fastboot mode)
You can execute following command then connect your phone when powered off, or use any other method you're familiar with:
Code:
fastboot oem alive
Step 3: Flash service bootloader
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
Surprised huh? This command is still usable on Nokia 2.1, even on Android 9 basis, not sure why.
For example, if your Serial Number is E2MGAHIKARICALYX, the md5 checksum is 0ab1b1e9f3aacc85849341cd5fb21412, then command will be:
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity 0ab1b1e9f3aacc85849341cd5fb21412
You can simply Google a website to calculate md5 checksum of a string.
And flash service bootloader:
Code:
fastboot flash aboot /path/to/E2M-0-0390-00WW-1-2-emmc_appsboot_service.mbn
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Step 4: Unlock the bootloader
Your phone will reboot to service bootloader. Then grant unlock permission with following commands:
Code:
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
fastboot oem fih on
fastboot oem devlock allow_unlock
Then unlock the bootloader:
Code:
fastboot oem flashing unlock_critical
When your phone is erasing userdata, then:
Code:
fastboot oem alive
(wait for triggering to download mode)
fastboot oem dm-verity (md5_of_serial_number)
fastboot oem fih on
fastboot oem devlock allow_unlock
fastboot oem unlock-go
All done. Your phone has unlocked bootloader.
Then reboot your phone to Download mode again and restore deviceinfo:
That wraps up the overall unlock procedure.
In case HMD will block this method, you can use EDL method to downgrade aboot partition from this article: https://forum.xda-developers.com/nokia-2-1/how-to/nb1-collision-how-to-unlock-bootloader-t3938072/
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Hi, what am I doing wrong?
Code:
C:\adb>fastboot oem dm-verity ca5943eaee14c601267c58d289f50dd2
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\adb>fastboot flash aboot E2M-0-0390-00WW-1-2-emmc_appsboot_service.mbn
Sending 'aboot' (954 KB) OKAY [ 0.032s]
Writing 'aboot' FAILED (remote: 'Critical partition flashing is not allowed')
fastboot: error: Command failed
Hi,
I've now spent quite a few frustrating hours trying to root my Alcatel 1c (model 5003D, running Android 8.1 Go) and nothing seems to work. A short overview of some of the rabbit holes I've gone down:
Root tools
Started with the obvious: root tools. In short, none that I ran work. There's a couple I haven't tried because the instructions were mostly in Russian and some googling turned up quite a few mentions of them containing malware, but other than that I've pretty much tried all the major ones.
Flashing images via fastboot
Naturally, the next place I turned was the awesome resource that is this forum. This thread gave me plenty of hope, but I was soon flummoxed by my device's fastboot mode for which a bunch of the normal features are either broken or are simply not implemented. Some examples of things that should work (and indeed work on other Alcatel phones, notably, it seems, ones that are not based on Spreadtrum) but didn't:
Code:
~/D/platform-tools > ./fastboot oem unlock
FAILED (remote: 'unknown cmd.')
fastboot: error: Command failed
Code:
~/D/platform-tools > ./fastboot oem unlock-go
FAILED (remote: 'unknown cmd.')
fastboot: error: Command failed
Code:
~/D/platform-tools > ./fastboot oem unlock-go --wipe
FAILED (remote: 'unknown cmd.')
fastboot: error: Command failed
Code:
~/D/platform-tools > ./fastboot flashing unlock
FAILED (remote: 'Not implemet.')
fastboot: error: Command failed
(note the spelling error in the error message...)
Code:
~/D/platform-tools > ./fastboot flash recovery ../recovery.img
Sending 'recovery' (28266 KB) OKAY [ 1.582s]
Writing 'recovery' FAILED (remote: 'Flashing Lock Flag is locked. Please unlock it first!')
fastboot: error: Command failed
That last one was particularly intriguing, as it suggests there is a Flashing Lock Flag that can be unlocked. I tried all of the fastboot commands that seemed relevant but couldn't find any way of setting that flag or even figuring out if it actually exists. I even rand the boot.img through strings to see if I could find something interesting, but didn't turn up anything.
Just to be clear, before doing all this I set the phone to Developer Mode and checked the "OEM unlocking" feature.
Flashing tools
I tried various tools with which it's possible to flash phones. A lot of them use fastboot under the covers which doesn't work (see above). Some of them don't but didn't work on my phone all the same, for various reasons:
SPD flash tool - After yet more Googling I stumbled upon the SPD flash tool,built specifically to flash Spreadtrum-based devices. I downloaded the latest version, installed all of the necessary USB drivers and tried to flash the phone with the stock ROM. No dice. The tool fails to connect to the device via the USB2Serial thing that it uses to communicate. No idea what's going on or why it won't work, and haven't yet mustered the courage to dive into the source code. Of course, if I do get it to work, then I have to figure out how to actually root the device using this tool. I'm guessing it will involve unpacking the ROM (a PAC file), modifying the recovery.img to a TWRP (or similar), repacking it and flashing the result. I've only managed the unpacking so far, no clue as to the other 2 steps. BTW, the SPD flash tool site als has a "factory" and a "research" tool, besides the "upgrade" tool that I tried. Unless I'm missing something, all three seem to be exactly the same (save for the color scheme).
Alcatel Mobile Upgrade S - Installs just fine and then allows you to choose your phone out of a dropdown... that doesn't include my model.
Sugar MTK/QCT - Installed it and the necessary drivers but it can't find my phone, no matter what I try. Also, I keep reading that it needs login credentials (wut?)
Conclusion: argh!
So, nothing so far. Since it's a Spreadtrum phone it has an engineering mode that can be explored with an APK I found in this thread. Nothing in the settings it reveals appears to be of any help though. I also contacted the makers of the AIO Alcatel toolkit to see if they had any ideas, but after I explained the situation one of them concluded "Hmmm. New one on me". Needless to say I also tried searching this forum for more tips, but googling 'site:forum.xda-developers.com "5003D"' returns no hits.
For now, I'm forced to conclude that there is a lot of really awesome tooling out there created by some very talented people, but none of it works on my phone. As of yet the 5003D appears pretty unrootable. If anyone has any tips to help me along or point me in the right direction, I would be very appreciative.
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Then type the command to show the device
fastboot -i 0x1bbb devices
Execute the next command which will show device info including bootloader status (e.g. locked).
fastboot -i 0x1bbb oem device-info
This command is to unlock the bootloader on Alcatel device
fastboot -i 0x1bbb oem unlock
Repeat Step and you should see “Device unlocked: true”
To reboot normally type:
fastboot -i 0x1bbb reboot
Done
This command is to unlock the bootloader on Alcatel device
fastboot -i 0x1bbb oem unlock
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I've tried that a bunch of times in an bunch of different ways, and unfortunately that doesn't work for this particular phone.
lotus118 said:
I've tried that a bunch of times in an bunch of different ways, and unfortunately that doesn't work for this particular phone.
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Rooting your phone's Android does NOT require you fiddle around with its boot-loader. Forget trying to make use of Fastboot.
So how would I go about this without using fastboot?
lotus118 said:
So how would I go about this without using fastboot?
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1. Open Windows command prompt and input the following comand
Code:
adb devices
2. Start the ADB sideload in your phone's recovery
3. Then input the following command in the Windows command prompt
Code:
adb sideload <filename.Zip>
where <filename.zip> must of course be the real full filepathname of ZIP to get flashed
So I got a Lil c100 a couple days ago. It has a screen lock and the recovery mode don't work. Everyone says get it into fastbook amd use that to get to recovery. But the problem is after I get into fastboot the device isn't found. I've installed every USB driver known to man about fastboot or Nokia in general. And yet it still not popping up. Can sb help me?
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So I got a Lil c100 a couple days ago. It has a screen lock and the recovery mode don't work. Everyone says get it into fastbook amd use that to get to recovery. But the problem is after I get into fastboot the device isn't found. I've installed every USB driver known to man about fastboot or Nokia in general. And yet it still not popping up. Can sb help me?
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anything yet?
swiftd3v said:
So I got a Lil c100 a couple days ago. It has a screen lock and the recovery mode don't work. Everyone says get it into fastbook amd use that to get to recovery. But the problem is after I get into fastboot the device isn't found. I've installed every USB driver known to man about fastboot or Nokia in general. And yet it still not popping up. Can sb help me?
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What do you mean by "the device isn't found"?
wenyendev said:
What do you mean by "the device isn't found"?
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The error I’m getting is “fastboot: usage: unknown device target recovery”
I am experiencing the EXACT same thing. No matter what box program Im using , nothing works! crazy. Please help. Id be happy with a factory reset. Atleast then I could get past the FRP.
Wow, I have not encountered that error yet.
I could only guess that it might be a problem of recovery.
How did you install your current recovery if not from fastboot?
diamant3 said:
The error I’m getting is “fastboot: usage: unknown device target recovery”
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you're using fastboot reboot recovery?
Hey any update on this? I can say I've come across the same issue where their seems to either be no recovery or a corrupt one.
One thing I want to point out is (at least with the TracFone) that when I put the device in fastboot, and have wondershare tune go running, it displays the device as a Sony Xperia. The program still isn't able to connect to the device for me to attempt a reboot into recovery. It also reads the device as two other devices.
I'm hoping someone has encountered these findings and may also have a dump of the stock rom.if so I may be able to begin rooting for at least fix the recovery issue.
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Hey any update on this? I can say I've come across the same issue where their seems to either be no recovery or a corrupt one.
One thing I want to point out is (at least with the TracFone) that when I put the device in fastboot, and have wondershare tune go running, it displays the device as a Sony Xperia. The program still isn't able to connect to the device for me to attempt a reboot into recovery. It also reads the device as two other devices.
I'm hoping someone has encountered these findings and may also have a dump of the stock rom.if so I may be able to begin rooting for at least fix the recovery issue.
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Also I'm going to use my Linux system to see if I get any results. Let me know if you've tried it as well.
fastboot oem unlock/fastboot flashing unlock has been blocked in the boot loader, only hope for root is another brom exploit like mtkclient or a temp root privilege escalation exploit
luridphantom said:
fastboot oem unlock/fastboot flashing unlock has been blocked in the boot loader, only hope for root is another brom exploit like mtkclient or a temp root privilege escalation exploit
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Were you able to get fastboot to recognize the device?
Which OS are you testing on if you are?
TaigaDaReck said:
Were you able to get fastboot to recognize the device?
Which OS are you testing on if you are?
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you need to use a special mtk boot mode script you can download here #101
Code:
computer:~ user$ python3 ~/Downloads/mtk-bootseq.py FASTBOOT /dev/tty.usbmodem14100
b'READYTOO'
Boot sequence sent
computer:~ user$ ~/Downloads/platform-tools/fastboot oem unlock
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
computer:~ user$ ~/Downloads/platform-tools/fastboot flashing unlock
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
computer:~ user$ ~/Downloads/platform-tools/fastboot oem unlock-go
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
testing on android 12, jan5 2022 update build 02US_1_030
luridphantom said:
you need to use a special mtk boot mode script you can download here #101
Code:
computer:~ user$ python3 ~/Downloads/mtk-bootseq.py FASTBOOT /dev/tty.usbmodem14100
b'READYTOO'
Boot sequence sent
computer:~ user$ ~/Downloads/platform-tools/fastboot oem unlock
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
computer:~ user$ ~/Downloads/platform-tools/fastboot flashing unlock
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
computer:~ user$ ~/Downloads/platform-tools/fastboot oem unlock-go
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
testing on android 12, jan5 2022 update build 02US_1_030
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Hey thanks for the response.
So far I've been able to get the device to read in fastboot but I'm still unable to unlock the bootloader since as your saying it's definitely..."gimped" haha. I'll checkout the script and do some tests to see what I get.
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Hey thanks for the response.
So far I've been able to get the device to read in fastboot but I'm still unable to unlock the bootloader since as your saying it's definitely..."gimped" haha. I'll checkout the script and do some tests to see what I get.
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if you're curious you can always reach out to this guy, he's able to get prototype boot loaders and stuff: https://twitter.com/Hikari_Calyx
might even know how to get test points to force it into brom for mtkclient
I'm currently trying to unlock the bootloader on my Tecno Spark 8C, model KG5K. A fairly new phone brand, so documents regarding this is really shallow.
So I opted for ways that are supported on a variety of Android phones instead. I've used every way possible that I can find. ADB, Magisk, TWRP,... but none has worked, because of one sole reason: the Fastboot. So, essentially what is happening to the Fastboot is that it's seems to be missing a LOT of typical features in a Fastboot, like flashing unlock and OEM unlock.
I tried turning on OEM unlock in settings and made sure USB debugging is enabled, disabled all of the security features and even checked if my phone is ALWAYS transferring files to my laptop, but nothing is phasing the Fastboot unknown command and unlock bootloader failed error messages.
The only imaginative option that I can think of now, is whether if I can update/replace the original Fastboot that came with my phone, but I can't explain it in technical terms, or even know if such a method existed.
I would appreciate all the help I can, thanks to all of you in advance.
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I'm currently trying to unlock the bootloader on my Tecno Spark 8C, model KG5K. A fairly new phone brand, so documents regarding this is really shallow.
So I opted for ways that are supported on a variety of Android phones instead. I've used every way possible that I can find. ADB, Magisk, TWRP,... but none has worked, because of one sole reason: the Fastboot. So, essentially what is happening to the Fastboot is that it's seems to be missing a LOT of typical features in a Fastboot, like flashing unlock and OEM unlock.
I tried turning on OEM unlock in settings and made sure USB debugging is enabled, disabled all of the security features and even checked if my phone is ALWAYS transferring files to my laptop, but nothing is phasing the Fastboot unknown command and unlock bootloader failed error messages.
The only imaginative option that I can think of now, is whether if I can update/replace the original Fastboot that came with my phone, but I can't explain it in technical terms, or even know if such a method existed.
I would appreciate all the help I can, thanks to all of you in advance.
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In fastboot mode, is your phone recognised with a random string of numbers or alpha-numeric characters? If not, you may lack the fastboot drivers which are distinct from adb drivers. Please install the Platform Tools from this link and try.
TNSMANI said:
In fastboot mode, is your phone recognised with a random string of numbers or alpha-numeric characters? If not, you may lack the fastboot drivers which are distinct from adb drivers. Please install the Platform Tools from this link and try.
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080293723C004560
Does this qualifies as having distinct drivers? I'm not too sure.
mayberandomparable said:
080293723C004560
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If that is the response to the 'Fastboot devices' command and the same is shown when you issue the 'adb devices' command (while in adb mode) then you have no driver issue. What about the Platform Tools that you use (you said that several commands were missing), did you try the one I linked?
Further, the bootloader unlock command varies between devices and what works for one model may not work for another. You have to search for the proper command for your device.
Code:
C:\>fastboot devices
C:\>fastboot getvar version
C:\>fastboot getvar all
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If that is the response to the 'Fastboot devices' command and the same is shown when you issue the 'adb devices' command (while in adb mode) then you have no driver issue. What about the Platform Tools that you use (you said that several commands were missing), did you try the one I linked?
Further, the bootloader unlock command varies between devices and what works for one model may not work for another. You have to search for the proper command for your device.
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I tried the commands, but one stood out because of the output it given. Fastboot getvar all returned nothing for all. And I did try the official Android platform-tools, but it's still the same results, I'm afraid.
Beside that, getvar version given a 1.0 version. Checked the device ID on both modes, they're the same.
Also, I did extensively search for any sliver of documentation on the fastboot of this device, but I basically got nothing, since this device is still fairly new.
Fastboot is a bit of a weird animal.
The desktop executable knows valid commands and will not even attempt something that it doesn't know.
Code:
C:\>fastboot fishheads
fastboot: usage: unknown command fishheads
C:\>fastboot oem fishheads
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\>fastboot erase fishheads
Erasing 'fishheads' FAILED (remote: 'Check device console.')
fastboot: error: Command failed
The first error is local, the second one is remote because the desktop knows "oem" is good and doesn't care after that.
The third fails on no partition called "fishheads", but it tried. Try that and these:
Code:
C:\>fastboot getvar product
C:\>fastboot getvar serial
C:\>fastboot getvar unlocked
C:\>fastboot getvar variant
C:\>fastboot getvar partition-size:boot
C:\>fastboot getvar partition-size:boot_a
C:\>fastboot getvar partition-size:boot_b
Renate said:
Fastboot is a bit of a weird animal.
The desktop executable knows valid commands and will not even attempt something that it doesn't know.
Code:
C:\>fastboot fishheads
fastboot: usage: unknown command fishheads
C:\>fastboot oem fishheads
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
C:\>fastboot erase fishheads
Erasing 'fishheads' FAILED (remote: 'Check device console.')
fastboot: error: Command failed
The first error is local, the second one is remote because the desktop knows "oem" is good and doesn't care after that.
The third fails on no partition called "fishheads", but it tried. Try that and these:
Code:
C:\>fastboot getvar product
C:\>fastboot getvar serial
C:\>fastboot getvar unlocked
C:\>fastboot getvar variant
C:\>fastboot getvar partition-size:boot
C:\>fastboot getvar partition-size:boot_a
C:\>fastboot getvar partition-size:boot_b
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I might picking up what you're putting down here.
The first 3 getvar(s) returned empty, partition-size:boot returned a failure, but boot_a and boot_b returned the same 0x4000000
@mayberandomparable
Did you try 'fastboot flashing unlock' command or 'fastboot oem unlock' command? If all such commands fail, you may need a special unlock zip file which seems to be available for the 8 Pro model but not for yours (https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/twrp-for-tecno-spark-8-pro-kg8-root-other-guide.4477425/).
Did you try fastboot erase fishheads
It could tell you that your device is locked.
Renate said:
Did you try fastboot erase fishheads
It could tell you that your device is locked.
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Got the "Flashing Lock Flag is locked. Please unlock it first!", chief.
TNSMANI said:
@mayberandomparable
Did you try 'fastboot flashing unlock' command or 'fastboot oem unlock' command? If all such commands fail, you may need a special unlock zip file which seems to be available for the 8 Pro model but not for yours (https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/twrp-for-tecno-spark-8-pro-kg8-root-other-guide.4477425/).
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Got stuck.
(ignore me listening to PATD, forgot for a moment)
The "special unlock zip file" is just a script that requires that fastboot flashing unlock works.
You made me watch that video of PATD. It's kind of violent, eh?
Renate said:
The "special unlock zip file" is just a script that requires that fastboot flashing unlock works.
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Oh shoot, yeah it is.
Well, we're going in circles now.
mayberandomparable said:
Got the "Flashing Lock Flag is locked. Please unlock it first!", chief.
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So, is this operation possible?
It could be that the OEM unlocking in Android Settings is broken/ineffective.
It could be that the fastboot needs some oem command.
Like (hypothetically) fastboot oem secret-unlocking-command pwd12345
Now, if you had a copy of abl we could reverse engineer it.
Have you tried to see if you can reach fastbootd? That's the user space fastboot that's in some Android.
Check if there is a difference between adb reboot bootloader and adb reboot fastboot
Is this a Qualcomm thing? Have you tried EDL? adb reboot edl
Renate said:
It could be that the OEM unlocking in Android Settings is broken/ineffective.
It could be that the fastboot needs some oem command.
Like (hypothetically) fastboot oem secret-unlocking-command pwd12345
Now, if you had a copy of abl we could reverse engineer it.
Have you tried to see if you can reach fastbootd? That's the user space fastboot that's in some Android.
Check if there is a difference between adb reboot bootloader and adb reboot fastboot
Is this a Qualcomm thing? Have you tried EDL? adb reboot edl
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Hardly a Qualcomm thing, since this is using UNISOC.
Also, yes, it does have a fastbootd mode. Found on a whim!
Edit: Just tried EDL, sent straight back to the regular reboot command.
So... Does this other fastboot react at all differently?
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So... Does this other fastboot react at all differently?
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Oh I got something! The flashing unlock didn't work, guessing the manufacturer changed it. But OEM works flawlessly!
The last time I tried to do anything on fastbootd, platform-tools didn't even recognized the device, but now it works!
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... but now it works!
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So, can you fastboot erase fishheads
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So, can you fastboot erase fishheads
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Oop- still got a locked error, unfortunately.
first of i apologise if i have bad english
ok so i had this device for some time and decited to root it (my first time rooting a phone). And i need to unlock bootloader to flash stuff and i have all necessary things on my pc (platform tools,drivers,) everything seems to be working but as soon as i get into bootloader the only command that works is "fastboot devices" Any other commands dont work. I tried everything online and this is my only other thing left to do. I've been researching for 2 days at this point and i am almost certain that the commands are disabled by the company itself (like huawei) did anybody else ever root/unlock bootloader for this device because i didnt find any actual root guide for the particular device (besides from the auto generated ones like https://rootguia.com/how-to-flash-caterpillar-cat-s31/ https://mobilewithdrivers.com/unlock-bootloader/cat-s31-16gb-2gb-ram )
The exact error is:
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
(and this error is for every single command that uses fastboot besides from fastboot devices. Adb works just fine)
I tried:
reinstalling drivers
installing drivers that are "prepared" for the cat s31
changing cable
changing port to usb 2.0
reinstalling platform tools (from official google site)
checking device manager for the device (it shows up as android bootloader interface)
trying alternative oem unlock commands (fastboot oem unlock, fastboot flashing unlock and 2 other commands that i cant remember rn)
having oem unlocking and usb debugging enabled from the developer options
in my opinion the only explanation is the commands being disabled by default and even if it was it wouldnt be known if it was since most people dont root or purchase this device
please help me out here
fastboot flashing unlock
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
or
command finished but unlocking not allowed?
you can try to dump ROM, maybe it's possible to unlock bootloader on devinfo partition
https://github.com/bkerler/edl
aIecxs said:
fastboot flashing unlock
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
or
command finished but unlocking not allowed?
you can try to dump ROM, maybe it's possible to unlock bootloader on devinfo partition
https://github.com/bkerler/edl
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sorry i forgot to mention im running android 8.1 oreo on this device and devinfo partition method will not work according to what i read
Never mind. anyway, if you dump phone in edl mode (or download stock ROM somewhere else) you can search aboot for device specific fastboot oem commands
How to Discover Hidden Fastboot Commands
There are many hidden fastboot commands on your device. In order to find them, we will need to dump the bootloader and examine the contents!
www.xda-developers.com
aIecxs said:
Never mind. anyway, if you dump phone in edl mode (or download stock ROM somewhere else) you can search aboot for device specific fastboot oem commands
How to Discover Hidden Fastboot Commands
There are many hidden fastboot commands on your device. In order to find them, we will need to dump the bootloader and examine the contents!
www.xda-developers.com
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what do you mean by dump phone into edl mode do i download one of these https://ministryofsolutions.com/2022/01/cat-s31-edl-firmware-android-8-1-official-rom.html and install it from recovery mode and try to get it in edl mode and will it not work if i dont dump
just extract that ROM you found
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just extract that ROM you found
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and do what. im new to the rooting stuff
find the file aboot.mbn (or similar) and analyze for fastboot commands
aIecxs said:
find the file aboot.mbn (or similar) and analyze for fastboot command
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so i downloaded the file and these are the things in the firmware file (attachement)
i cant find a file that looks or resambles aboot.mbn
it's emmc_appsboot.mbn so download strings for windows (see link post #4) and try to find fastboot commands, maybe you are lucky and find the proper command to unlock bootloader.
edit: not sure about Windows 10/11 comes with strings binary (powershell?)
aIecxs said:
it's emmc_appsboot.mbn so download strings for windows (see link post #4) and try to find fastboot commands, maybe you are lucky and find the proper command to unlock bootloader.
edit: not sure about Windows 10/11 comes with strings binary (powershell?)
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sooo turns out win11 strings commands are kinda different or broken (probably not im just dumb) i just used notepad with ctrl+f and couldnt find anything besides the text that says are you sure you want to unlock bootloader but that is probably not related since i didnt find any commands or anything. So im actually going to attach the emmc_appsboot.mbn i know it looks sketchy you dont have to download it its totally understandable but if you do please do give it a check and respond. I want to get this done one way or another its 1 am i want to sleep ;(
could it be true that they made a truly un unlockable unrootable device
I had a look but there are no fastboot commands in it. However "oem unlock" is mentioned, so the usual fastboot oem unlock should work.
maybe there is more in secondary bootloader sbl1.mbn
aIecxs said:
I had a look but there are no fastboot commands in it. However "oem unlock" is mentioned, so the usual fastboot oem unlock should work.
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trust me i have tried many many many many times and only got a
FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
edit: the only place oem unlock is mentioned is a text that says oem unlock not allowed which might be default text by android or whatever but cat devs somehow messed it up somehow??
aIecxs said:
I had a look but there are no fastboot commands in it. However "oem unlock" is mentioned, so the usual fastboot oem unlock should work.
maybe there is more in secondary bootloader sbl1.mbn
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just saw the edit i will check now
nope nothing related no oem unlock no fastboot no flashing no flash nothing is mentioned ill attach it if you want to look
oem unlock not allowed is standard text if one forgot to enable oem unlocking in developer options in android settings.
maybe flash this ROM maybe it is unlockable?
aIecxs said:
oem unlock not allowed is standard text if one forgot to enable oem unlocking in developer options in android settings.
maybe flash this ROM maybe it is unlockable?
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from recovery using the flash firmware with adb option??
edit: i meant apply update from adb
edit2: what if i hard reset from recovery would that reset the firmware?
edl firmware cannot flashed from recovery. power off phone, press both volume keys and plug in usb-cable. check VID/PID from windows device manager. if you see device ID (05c6:9008) the phone is in EDL mode. you can now use EDL tool (post #2) and backup current ROM. then you can flash other ROM.
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It's edl firmware cannot flashed from recovery
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so what do i download that can be flashed from recovery