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Droid 3 stock rom, looking for

As the title states, I'm looking for the stock rom that came on the droid 3, im experiencing hardware related issues, charger port and aux port mainly and im tired of dealing with them (refurb'd phone), and want to revert back from liberty before i send in. I seem to have misplaced my nandroid backup
Thankyou!

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1339816

DoubleYouPee said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1339816
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Thankyou for the link, however the link in that post is bad.

Greensystemsgo said:
Thankyou for the link, however the link in that post is bad.
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I know in the last page(s) there's a new mirror

If you still need another option use this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1255198&page=12
go to post #117 for a direct dropbox download. Install rsd lite V.5.4.4, unzip file into a folder, then boot phone into ap fastboot (power + volume down), then plug into computer and wait until RSD recognizes it, then press [...] and go to folder that you unzipped the file into and select the xml file, then hit start to flash it and you'll be back to the stock 5.6.890 update.
for me though, once I flashed the file, i had to unplug my phone and immediately boot into recovery, do a data/factory reset, then reboot the phone and it booted up perfectly. then just install clockworkmod recovery and happy flashing! (if thats what you usually do. lol.)
you can also use this any time you accidentally brick your phone

in the last page of first post redsock added a mirror
the very last comment is another mirror from me
i paste it Here!
http://bit.ly/D3-SBF
i used 7ZIP to compress and split the file
remember to NOT update from the leaks

The EternityProject Official Motorola Droid 4 ROMs Thread

Welcome to another EternityProject Thread...!
What's in there?
This is a thread where all the Motorola Official SBFs/FXZs/Fastboot images and OTAs are listed with possibly their download link.
Fastboot Retail
Branding: Verizon Wireless
Market Segment: USA
Version: 6.13.219
Android Version: 2.3.6
DR: 4-1_M1-219
ROM Type: Full Flash
Radio Version:
Bootloader Version: 0A.6C
WebTop Version: ??
Download: EternityProject Servers - Droid-Developers
Branding: Verizon Wireless
Market Segment: USA
Version: 6.13.215
Android Version: 2.3.6
DR: 4-1_M1-215
ROM Type: Full Flash
Radio Version: ??
Bootloader Version: 0A.6C
WebTop Version: ??
Download: EternityProject Website
The EternityProject Team Manager & Main Developer,
--kholk

OTAs:
From: 6.13.215 DR4-1 M1-215
To: 6.13.219
Download: HERE
Thanks to:
omniuni for the 6.13.219 OTA

So we have fastboot files now!?!?! Please tell me I'm not dreaming!!!

Awesome!!! What version of RSD Lite do we need to flash this?

SGMD1 said:
Awesome!!! What version of RSD Lite do we need to flash this?
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I'm just speculating here, since (A) I haven't tried flashing it yet, and (B) I don't have any official-source knowledge of this answer, but I would expect "the latest" RSD Lite; I think I have 5.6.4 on my Android dev machine at home, but I'm not home at the moment so I could be wrong. I set it up only a couple of weeks ago, so unless the download link I used was already stale, that should be current.
To be more certain than just me talking out of my ass , I recommend googling around as well as waiting for someone knowledgeable to answer here.
ETA: According to this tutorial video on fastboot flashing the Razr, 5.6.4 is the version they were using. The general guidance I've seen is that the Razr is architecturally very similar to the D4, so that is probably the best answer unless a newer rev has leaked in the intervening month or so.
ETA2: A little forum searching and I find this post with a download of RSD Lite 5.7. I stand corrected, I think. I'll be downloading and trying that tonight.

Mirrored here: http://sbf.droid-developers.org/cdma_maserati/list.php

THANK YOU!!!!! Now we can really get hacking!

Has any one that was bricked confirmed this as working?
Sent from my DROID4 using Tapatalk

bdsullivan said:
Has any one that was bricked confirmed this as working?
Sent from my DROID4 using Tapatalk
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I can confirm that this recovery xml.zip, using the tools and procedures kholk posted, completely recovered my phone from boot-loop bricked state.
After the "decompress and start flashing" part of the instructions, it took about 15 minutes to flash and about another 10 minutes rebooting into normal recovery (the little android and open box icon), then one more reboot and I was re-connecting to my gmail account.
After that, the kind of magic Android Google settings recovery thing happened and the phone even remembered and reconnected to my home wi-fi.
As it stands, my phone is now pristine, fully stock, and with my settings and /sdcard stuff fully back. 4G and phone number too. (That probably wasn't in doubt, but I'll say it for completeness' sake.)
I judge that this fastboot recovery file to be perfect, and kholk's instructions were flawless.

Here are a few more mirrors of the fastboot file just in case, thanks to djb.617 @ DroidForums)
Mirror 1
Mirror 2
Mirror 3 (expires May 11, 2012)
gnoitall said:
I can confirm that this recovery xml.zip, using the tools and procedures kholk posted, completely recovered my phone from boot-loop bricked state.
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Good to hear

More mirrors for download
VRZ_XT894_6.5.1-167_DR4-1_M1-215_1FF_01.xml.zip
VRZ_XT894_6.5.1-167_DR4-1_M1-219_1FF_01.xml.zip
in my Verizon Firmware Folder
Firmware Downloads:
Atrix 2 Firmware---ATRIX Froyo Firmware---ATRIX Gingerbread Firmware---Defy Plus MB526 Firmware---Defy MB525 Firmware---Milestone 2 A953 Firmware---MB632 Pro Plus GSM---Verizon Firmware---XOOM 3G---XOOM WiFi---Milestone 3 Firmware---XT910 Firmware

daywalker04 said:
VRZ_XT894_6.5.1-167_DR4-1_M1-219_1FF_01.xml.zip
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Wait...so you have the 6.13.219 fastboot file as well??

Yes. It's mirrored here too: http://sbf.droid-developers.org/cdma_maserati/list.php

Oh, my darlin'! xD
Now I can also put the links to your servers so that users will bug also yours
<3

thanks kholk! now i can overclock my droid 4 and hope more development will start, also can't wait to see if your custom kernel starts working on the CDMA RAZR and D4

I followed the steps as shown in the video... and I'm still bootlooping... this isn't good.

Someone posted over on droidforums.net that this failed and now she's getting a "AP Fastboot Flash Mode (S) (Flash Failure)" message:
SO I definitely just tried this and it definitely stopped on 17/18 and it said Flash Failure. And now I can't even get my phone to turn on.
It says:
"AP Fastboot Flash Mode (S) (Flash Failure)
OA.6C
To return to normal mode -- first press power key to power down (i tried this)
****
Device is LOCKED, Status Code: 0
Battery Ok
Ok to Program
Connect USB
Data Cable"
I did what it said to do. Now what do I do?! I tried to go back to the screen where I clicked on AP Fastboot Flash Mode, and I tried clicking on Normal reboot, recovery, and just about every other option available, and nothing worked.
Someone please help me ! I just got this phone a month ago, and I'm going out of town tomorrow and need to have a working phone!
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Anyone else heard of this problem? Is there a fix?

Coriolis3ffect said:
I followed the steps as shown in the video... and I'm still bootlooping... this isn't good.
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If you are bootlooping after a fxz flash go into stock recovery. Power off then power back on while holding both vol UP and down. Then at the android and triangle press both vol keys to enter stock recovery. Wipe data and cache then reboot and you should boot up to setup screen.
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omniuni said:
Please please please tell me you did not try to flash this on your stock system, and that you put it on the safe system using Safestrap. (please)
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Yep, stock. How do you even flash a fastboot file onto the safe system?

Droid 3 Stuck at M Logo - Bricked?

Hey guys,
I just recently got a refurb Droid 3 after my old one had the backlight go out, I hand't had a chance to bootstrap it and put ICS on it. But I was able to get it rooted. I restarted my phone today and ever since it has been stuck at the M logo screen and I've tried everything I can find to remedy this.
I updated this morning to the most recent OTA update (5.7.906 I believe) and then rooted it.
To fix the issue I've tried a few different things. I tried Pete's SBF to 5.7.890 but I was getting an error about the cbt.bin file. I found that with the recent changed to 5.7.906 you aren't able to directly flash over it to go back to 5.7.890. I then found another post on here which had a script to go back to 5.7.890 from 5.7.906. I ran that and still had the same result.
Any other ideas or anything that I am missing?
I can get into fastboot, I've been using the scripts with moto-fastboot. Normal boot is just leaving me at the M logo, booting into recovery yields the same result.
Any help would be appreciated since I have no clue what else I can do at this point...

seems like a soft brick... should be fixable...
With the phone off, hold me, then the power button... then go down to BT TOOLS and select it ( volume up is the select button _ so when u do that it doesnt go to it?
try following this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1336980
heres a download link
http://minus.com/lbkaxv58pO5MDp

Juicy555 said:
seems like a soft brick... should be fixable...
With the phone off, hold me, then the power button... then go down to BT TOOLS and select it ( volume up is the select button _ so when u do that it doesnt go to it?
try following this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1336980
heres a download link
http://minus.com/lbkaxv58pO5MDp
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I don't have a BT Tools selection. I do have BP Tools though. I selected it and it just sits there on the M logo as well...
I've tried a few of Pete's scripts with no luck so far (worked on the old Droid 3 when I put it back to stock before shipping it back).

Juicy555 said:
seems like a soft brick... should be fixable...
With the phone off, hold me, then the power button... then go down to BT TOOLS and select it ( volume up is the select button _ so when u do that it doesnt go to it?
try following this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1336980
heres a download link
http://minus.com/lbkaxv58pO5MDp
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Gave the one that you linked a try, get "Preflash validation failure" for Recovery and Boot.
Any other ideas?

imperpetual said:
Gave the one that you linked a try, get "Preflash validation failure" for Recovery and Boot.
Any other ideas?
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it will not flash if your phone is not charged to at least 50%.. make sure its charged...

Juicy555 said:
it will not flash if your phone is not charged to at least 50%.. make sure its charged...
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It is charged. When it's not charged it gives the "LOW BATTERY" error.

click the link in my signature
and follow the directions in my thread and you will be fine
you updated your phone to. 906 all of the older sbf's wont work..but mine will as it is specifically for. 906

ovelayer said:
click the link in my signature
and follow the directions in my thread and you will be fine
you updated your phone to. 906 all of the older sbf's wont work..but mine will as it is specifically for. 906
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Your 1 Click SBF ran fine and completed without errors but I'm still getting the same result, stuck at M logo.
Is there something I could be missing which is making it not boot that most SBFs don't include? That's the only thing I can think of at this point.

imperpetual said:
Your 1 Click SBF ran fine and completed without errors but I'm still getting the same result, stuck at M logo.
Is there something I could be missing which is making it not boot that most SBFs don't include? That's the only thing I can think of at this point.
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okay right after you use the 1click sbf
go HERE
download the. 906 update
place it on your external sdcard..
reboot into STOCK recovery and install the update
reboot
try that

ovelayer said:
okay right after you use the 1click sbf
go HERE
download the. 906 update
place it on your external sdcard..
reboot into STOCK recovery and install the update
reboot
try that
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I'm fairly certain that could work, if I could ever get into the Stock recovery....I'm not able to boot into anything. Going to try a few other things, if nothing else works I'll just take it in and see if I can get yet another warranty replacement.
Thanks for the responses, if you have any other ideas just let me know.
I think the main thing that needs to be addressed is that I need to be able to get into recovery and then I will be set to fix it. Right now it just sits at the M logo for Recovery (and any other options from the boot menu).

Motorola Milestone A853 Skips Over Recovery Menu

Okay so I am running CyanogenMod 7.2 on my Motorola Milestone A853 and I wanted to install the MIUI ROM so I held the power button and hit Reboot and then clicked Recovery and it did what it was supposed to do; it rebooted and acted like it was going into the Recovery Menu but it got to the triangle where you are supposed to hold Camera and Volume Up and then within less than 1 second it skipped over that and completely rebooted the phone normally. I didn't have time to hit Camera and Volume Up.
So I decided to try completely powering down my phone and powering up while holding the "X" button on the keyboard. And once again it did the same thing as before.
Does anyone have any idea of how I could fix this problem?

Can someone please help me out. I need to fix this ASAP.

I had a similar issue, where I think the recovery got corrupted. You might be able to just reinstall Open Recovery (not sure), but I ended up just starting from scratch and reflashing the sbf.

CanAndroid said:
I had a similar issue, where I think the recovery got corrupted. You might be able to just reinstall Open Recovery (not sure), but I ended up just starting from scratch and reflashing the sbf.
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Well I have officially screwed my whole phone up. I did the unroot using RSD but apparently I didn't get the right .sbf file for it. I'm not sure which one I need. Mine is an unlocked A853 from Amazon.
The .sbf I got was some Italian crap.
Any idea what .sbf I needed to get?

You'll probably need the sbf with the 'vulnerable recovery'. I don't have a link to it (internet restrictions at work), but I believe android.doshaska.net has a link to a guide with everything you need on it, and fairly easy directions.
Or there's a bunch more information in xda threads:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=983516

CanAndroid said:
You'll probably need the sbf with the 'vulnerable recovery'. I don't have a link to it (internet restrictions at work), but I believe android.doshaska.net has a link to a guide with everything you need on it, and fairly easy directions.
Or there's a bunch more information in xda threads:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=983516
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I got it to work. I just installed Vulnerable Recovery and then installed Open Recovery and did it from there. Everything is back to working and all in English. Thanks for your help though. :good:

UnBrick Memo PAd me176cx

Hello, i have bricked my Memo pad 7 then me176cx model and need help fixing it. i installed the adb driver and cant get into recovery for some reason, but i can get into the bootloader. but i cant figure out how to flash the update from the asus website threw the bootloader. is there anyway to unbrick it? :good:

clapper66 said:
Hello, i have bricked my Memo pad 7 then me176cx model and need help fixing it. i installed the adb driver and cant get into recovery for some reason, but i can get into the bootloader. but i cant figure out how to flash the update from the asus website threw the bootloader. is there anyway to unbrick it? :good:
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Dont bother, I have tried for a week straight trying to unbrick mine. I did a factory reset and it destroyed my whole filesystem. :/

i just got mine so i just got a replacement from amazon

Mine was a present and I have no idea where they got it and they tossed the receipt. I'm sol. I'm broke so RMA may take a while as well! xD
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
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Also for getting into recovery follow these steps. Turn off. Hold volume down and also power. When Asus pops up release power and keep hold of volume until the bootloader appears. On bootloader go down to boot recovery. When it reboots to an android guy hold volume up and down at the same time. Let go of volume up and do this r over and over until it goes to recovery. The steps are ridiculous but I know it for sure because my last week of trying to fix mine has been hell.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

the there is a way
applerulez1 said:
Mine was a present and I have no idea where they got it and they tossed the receipt. I'm sol. I'm broke so RMA may take a while as well! xD
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
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Also for getting into recovery follow these steps. Turn off. Hold volume down and also power. When Asus pops up release power and keep hold of volume until the bootloader appears. On bootloader go down to boot recovery. When it reboots to an android guy hold volume up and down at the same time. Let go of volume up and do this r over and over until it goes to recovery. The steps are ridiculous but I know it for sure because my last week of trying to fix mine has been hell.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/asus-memo-7-me176cx-t2814046/post57408037#post57408037

clapper66 said:
Hello, i have bricked my Memo pad 7 then me176cx model and need help fixing it. i installed the adb driver and cant get into recovery for some reason, but i can get into the bootloader. but i cant figure out how to flash the update from the asus website threw the bootloader. is there anyway to unbrick it? :good:
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what update are you trying to flash?

Steps to unbrick (if you can get into fastboot)
clapper66 said:
Hello, i have bricked my Memo pad 7 then me176cx model and need help fixing it. i installed the adb driver and cant get into recovery for some reason, but i can get into the bootloader. but i cant figure out how to flash the update from the asus website threw the bootloader. is there anyway to unbrick it? :good:
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I bricked mine, but I am adventurous so found a method to recover to factory.
I'm not providing links as they are searchable here on XDA.
The steps are:
1) Get the factory image from Asus
2) Get FB Tethered Recovery Launcher
3) boot into fastboot mode
4) Hook up to computer
5) ensure the device is listed with correct drivers
6) Run ADB (from your platform tools, there is a copy in FBRL folder)
8) copy the zip file from Asus to the device (adb push /path/to/local/file /mnt/sdcard/path/to/file)
9) Run launcher from FB recovery
10) Choose T2 option, follow prompts to let it do it's thing
11) You should boot into CWM on the device
12) install from zip and point to the zip file you pushed earlier
13) Follow the prompts, and presto, restored to factory and can root/update etc.

I'd like to say thanks to the good info posted here and in other threads. I got stuck in a boot loop tonight and had no idea if I'd be able to fix it. Here's what I did (combination of this thread and others)
My method requires an micro SD card and an Internet connection
1. Confirm you can boot into fastboot:
---->Reboot into fastboot (droid boot) by powering device off (hold power button down), then holding down volume up while powering on. I released the up button once the screen went blank. It should eventually present options to reboot into droidboot, reboot, update from SD, etc.
2. Download the newest firmware from ASUS
YOU NEED THE WW version most likely (worldwide?)
3. Save this to the root of your SD card
4. rename file to MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip
5. Insert card into tablet.
6. While in droidboot/fastboot Choose the option to update from SD. It reboots and uploads the firmware. I was pleasantly surprised that I got my tablet back so easily.
Hope this helps some other poor soul.

There are other methods, but in simplicity, yours seems to win the match. Thank you very much.

How did you get cwm?
Sent from my K013 using XDA Free mobile app

JarrelStudios said:
How did you get cwm?
Sent from my K013 using XDA Free mobile app
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I do not get the option to Update from SD while in DroidBoot...why is that? I get the other options...REBOOT, REBOOT DROIDBOOT, RECOVERY, POWER OFF.
Please help! I've already sent this back to Asus, and they just sent it right back to me.

Shaundiesel said:
I do not get the option to Update from SD while in DroidBoot...why is that? I get the other options...REBOOT, REBOOT DROIDBOOT, RECOVERY, POWER OFF.
Please help! I've already sent this back to Asus, and they just sent it right back to me.
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Click on recovery. Inside recovery you'll get a "no command" screen. Hit the center of the volume rocker (it'll take a few tries) and you'll see the update command.

jerbear294 said:
Click on recovery. Inside recovery you'll get a "no command" screen. Hit the center of the volume rocker (it'll take a few tries) and you'll see the update command.
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thanks Jerbear (Love the name, Deadhead!), I did this which brings up regular Android recovery, but no option to update except through ADB.

Shaundiesel said:
thanks Jerbear (Love the name, Deadhead!), I did this which brings up regular Android recovery, but no option to update except through ADB.
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Try this, then.
In the main thread somebody linked a temporary cwm session. Try booting into it and installing the update from there (Nandroid while you're at it )

Why would I not even have the option though??

Shaundiesel said:
Why would I not even have the option though??
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I'm not exactly sure.

I need some help. I have average experience with ADB and cannot get ADB to recognize my device. Debugging on of course, and I dowloaded the zip for the drivers. I don't really know where to go from here. Any help will be greatly appreciated! I need to get this thing back up and running!!

gcballard said:
I'd like to say thanks to the good info posted here and in other threads. I got stuck in a boot loop tonight and had no idea if I'd be able to fix it. Here's what I did (combination of this thread and others)
My method requires an micro SD card and an Internet connection
1. Confirm you can boot into fastboot:
---->Reboot into fastboot (droid boot) by powering device off (hold power button down), then holding down volume up while powering on. I released the up button once the screen went blank. It should eventually present options to reboot into droidboot, reboot, update from SD, etc.
2. Download the newest firmware from ASUS
YOU NEED THE WW version most likely (worldwide?)
3. Save this to the root of your SD card
4. rename file to MOFD_SDUPDATE.zip
5. Insert card into tablet.
6. While in droidboot/fastboot Choose the option to update from SD. It reboots and uploads the firmware. I was pleasantly surprised that I got my tablet back so easily.
Hope this helps some other poor soul.
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I'm at the Android System Recovery, however, there's no option to apply update from SD...only apply update from ADB...

jhenehj said:
I'm at the Android System Recovery, however, there's no option to apply update from SD...only apply update from ADB...
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In this case use the Intel Atom temporary ClockWorkMod to flash it.

jerbear294 said:
In this case use the Intel Atom temporary ClockWorkMod to flash it.
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Thanks for your reply...I'm not really sure what you're referring to, but is this about ADB sideloading? I already tried but this comes up...
Now I don't know what to do...so I badly need anyone's help here...thanks in advance!