So i just tried to run the new RockMyMoto exploit for the Moto x after the camera update and when i get to the point of running the command line dalvikvm -cp /sdcard/RockMyMoto.jar RockMyMoto, the line runs and it says "System is not write protected... Executing step 3..." now i'm assuming this is because i have a Dev Edition moto x, but the problem is that nothing actually happens. I'm assuming that the RockMyMoto figures it's already gotten past the write protection and just needs to install superuser. But it doesn't, my phone isn't rooted and supersu doesn't work. anyone got a way around this?
Unlock you bootloader.
shane1 said:
Unlock you bootloader.
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should've been more clear, my bootloader is unlocked
calumnium said:
should've been more clear, my bootloader is unlocked
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Then you don't have to do any of this, just adb push su, install supersu and your good... That's the benefit of having an unlocked bootloader... This method is for those of us with locked bootloaders.
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theraffman said:
Then you don't have to do any of this, just adb push su, install supersu and your good... That's the benefit of having an unlocked bootloader... This method is for those of us with locked bootloaders.
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where should i push it to? i have it pushed to sdcard. also what's the adb command line to install?
system/apps
theraffman said:
Then you don't have to do any of this, just adb push su, install supersu and your good... That's the benefit of having an unlocked bootloader... This method is for those of us with locked bootloaders.
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I don't think that's quite true--I have the same problem: Droid Maxx DE, unlocked bootloader. and it says "System is not write protected... Executing step 3..."
Writing su to /system/app is not useful. It eventually needs to be written to the path, /system/bin or /system/xbin, but /system is mounted ro...
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theraffman said:
Then you don't have to do any of this, just adb push su, install supersu and your good... That's the benefit of having an unlocked bootloader... This method is for those of us with locked bootloaders.
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I don't think that's quite true--I have the same problem: Droid Maxx DE, unlocked bootloader. and it says "System is not write protected... Executing step 3..."
Writing su to /system/app is not useful. It eventually needs to be written to the path, /system/bin or /system/xbin, but /system is mounted ro...
Same issues...anyone please advise? much appreciated...went through all this stuff, got BL unlocked...Now I want root. I am on the first OTA .57 update and getting same errors as stated above. really want to root, recovery and flash this beast! please help!
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If your boot loader is already unlocked you don't need RockMyMoto....
If you have an unlocked X you can root it doing the following.
1) install twrp recovery
.....a) fastboot flash recovery twrp263.img
2) reboot phone to recovery
3) install su
.....a) mount system in recovery
.....b) adb push su /system/xbin/su
.....c) adb shell chmod 4755 /system/xbin/su
4) reboot device
needed file www.teamblackhat.net/Downloads/su.zip
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Source: Matthew Pierce on Google+ -> https://plus.google.com/110773150384694258853/posts/6VickA48Ryq
KidJoe said:
If your boot loader is already unlocked you don't need RockMyMoto....
Source: Matthew Pierce on Google+ -> https://plus.google.com/110773150384694258853/posts/6VickA48Ryq
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but I have updated OTA the camera update which has issues rooting apparently I read. I cant find the twrp263.img download either... any help is much appreciated thanks :good:
A2Trip said:
but I have updated OTA the camera update which has issues rooting apparently I read. I cant find the twrp263.img download either... any help is much appreciated thanks :good:
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twrp263.img see -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2458449 but you might have to go to post #63 to find a working link
As far as I know, this works both pre and post camera update OTA.
Related
All Thanks to @Derjan23
I used Code from his post here
thanks to @OopsWare for his analysis of this code here
Disclaimer:
I am not responsible for any damage at your device!
You're running this program on your own risk!
Here's unlock Program it does the following
1-try to read odm_reserved
2-check if your bootloader unlocked or locked
3-calculate the most effective string that you have to echo to reverse bootloader state(it will relock if your Bootloader is unlocked - unlock if your Bootloader is locked
4-you can copy echo command and use it after su root in terminal
DONT BLOWN ALL FUSES WITH echo /data/local/tmp/odm_reserved >/sys/firmware/fuse/odm_reserved
by using this program you have 16 chances to unlock relock bootloader before all fuses blown
you can read how this works here
Someone tested on 262?
chrisch91 said:
Someone tested on 262?
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the official method checks this numbers before unlock and this method unlock directly so sure it works - if you don't already know 262 234 232 even sim locked is unlocked with odm hack I only modified it to do whats really needed only - so you have other chances to relock unlock
Yes....
I love you...
lol...
This worked perfectly....
The only thing that worked for me....
Thank you.
Hey man! Can you tell me how I can relock bootloader? ;/
I don't have odm_ file in data / local /tmp
dawidex444 said:
Hey man! Can you tell me how I can relock bootloader? ;/
I don't have odm_ file in data / local /tmp
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make sure you've jb rooted stock rom - download terminal from market
use my program to copy suitable command
open terminal type su root
then paste the copied command and you are done
future81 said:
make sure you've jb rooted stock rom - download terminal from market
use my program to copy suitable command
open terminal type su root
then paste the copied command and you are done
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Still "Unlocked" :/
Does this method erase data or my apps? Thanks
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For me its showing "Permanently Locked All Fuses Are Blown" but only unlocked one time (manual method)
But I send it to service maybe they did something to permanently lock bootloader?!?
saenta said:
For me its showing "Permanently Locked All Fuses Are Blown" but only unlocked one time (manual method)
But I send it to service maybe they did something to permanently lock bootloader?!?
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Did you unlock and relock before sending it to service?
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Adam77Root said:
Did you unlock and relock before sending it to service?
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haven't relocked it, I've send it unlocked.
did you relock bootloader?
jon_s said:
did you relock bootloader?
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Already been answered, what was the point of this post?
SimonTS said:
Already been answered, what was the point of this post?
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make sure you've jb rooted stock rom - download terminal from market
use my program to copy suitable command
open terminal type su root
then paste the copied command and you are done
Still "Unlocked" :/
i have no solution yet
I'm unsure on the LG's as it's my girlfriend's phone. She has stock ics. Will this unlock the bootloader for here straight as her phone is now?
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Ben36 said:
I'm unsure on the LG's as it's my girlfriend's phone. She has stock ics. Will this unlock the bootloader for here straight as her phone is now?
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you can only unlock phones with jellybean, ics isn't unlockable.
Flying_Bear said:
you can only unlock phones with jellybean, ics isn't unlockable.
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Ah thanks. Is there some guide about for updating and unlocking etc. I know what I'm doing with my Xperia, totally unsure of the LG tho
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Ben36 said:
Ah thanks. Is there some guide about for updating and unlocking etc. I know what I'm doing with my Xperia, totally unsure of the LG tho
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There's several of them, just search and read mate.
this method works if you used official bootloader unlock method or used my program to unlock - if you used the other hack method echo /data/local/tmp/odm_reserved >/sys/firmware/fuse/odm_reserved then you have no more chances to relock - anyone can't relock should check /sys/firmware/fuse/odm_reserved contents with es file explorer before and after using program
this program for LG 4X only and you should have stock JB and rooted device
saenta said:
haven't relocked it, I've send it unlocked.
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Did they repair your phone ?
I'm just curious as I'm about to send mine in for charging problems and wondered if i should reoock it.
Root exploit for Motorola Razr I (x86)
Source code:
https://github.com/CunningLogic/TwerkMyMoto
To use:
adb push su /data/local/tmp/
adb push rootme.sh /data/local/tmp/
adb push TwerkMyMoto.jar /data/local/tmp/
adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/rootme.sh
adb shell /data/local/tmp/rootme.sh
adb reboot
adb shell /data/local/tmp/rootme.sh
This includes SuperSu 1.65 su binary, the updated binary does not work on this device, no idea why (i don't have the device)
Thanks a lot @jcase for this.
Again folks, this means no more BL unlock is needed to get root on our phones!
Works great on my phone (EU version)
Update (24th Nov 2013): IT'S Working! Tested on a Razr i (Brazilian) with Stock Retail SML29 ROM.
Tested root on Terminal Emulator.
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thats awesome news! is there any way to lock my bootloader again?
laurorual said:
thats awesome news! is there any way to lock my bootloader again?
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This is not going to unlock your bootloader, only giving you root access that can easily be reverted in case you need to send it back to Moto for repair. That's why this is so awesome!
dagoban said:
This is not going to unlock your bootloader, only giving you root access that can easily be reverted in case you need to send it back to Moto for repair. That's why this is so awesome!
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I know that
But I have unlocked my phone to root with the old method and i want to lock it back
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laurorual said:
I know that
But I have unlocked my phone to root with the old method and i want to lock it back
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this is a method by HSD Pilot
Relock your Bootloader
You'll need an complete JB (4.1.2) Fastboot File of your Region for doing that!
Copy the content of the [XT890] Re-lock Bootloader.zip into the extracted Fastboot File Folder
Relock your Bootloader - see last thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2398347
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So will I need to unlock bootloader to install a recovery?
grampsharry said:
this is a method by HSD Pilot
Relock your Bootloader
You'll need an complete JB (4.1.2) Fastboot File of your Region for doing that!
Copy the content of the [XT890] Re-lock Bootloader.zip into the extracted Fastboot File Folder
Relock your Bootloader - see last thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2398347
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So will I need to unlock bootloader to install a recovery?
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If i lock my bootloader again, it will wipe my internal storage, right? Will I loose my current root? And more important, will that message saying that bootloader was unlocked be gone? If not, i have no reasons to re-lock it
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Amazing!!! It works without unlocking the bootloader!
However, I had to replace the su binary with an older one (provided in the other rooting thread) and I'm currently using Superuser instead of SuperSu.
Your su was correctly copied to xbin but it was not working
Now I have removed unwanted system apps and installed Greenify without loosing the warranty. Win win!!!
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My bootloader is still locked, can I use this and then install a custom recovery or unlocking is still needed for a custom recovery?
Thanks
ciberbeb said:
My bootloader is still locked, can I use this and then install a custom recovery or unlocking is still needed for a custom recovery?
Thanks
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Unfortunately to install custom recovery and custom ROMs is still necessary to unlock bootloader. But with ROOT and a little bit of time on Google, you can do very nice things with your Razr i (XT890) !
Search for Xposed and GravityBox.
FelipeBHZ said:
Unfortunately to install custom recovery and custom ROMs is still necessary to unlock bootloader. But with ROOT and a little bit of time on Google, you can do very nice things with your Razr i (XT890) !
Search for Xposed and GravityBox.
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Thanks for your answer.
I'm used to perform a nandroid backup before any modification, plus all the other benefits that come with a custom recovery... But I'll probably give it a try.
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Confirmed working on Brazilian rom. Much thanks
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Just to check, there's no wipe involved in this?
EDIT: No wipe, seems to work! Yay!
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Actually, just testing this out, when I go into SuperSU it says that I need to update the SU binary. When I click 'Normal' (I don't have a cusotm recovery), it says almost instantly that the update failed. Any fix for this?
EDIT AGAIN: Wooooops, just seen that line in the OP that says I need 1.65. Fail moment!
OrangeFlash81 said:
Just to check, there's no wipe involved in this?
EDIT: No wipe, seems to work! Yay!
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Actually, just testing this out, when I go into SuperSU it says that I need to update the SU binary. When I click 'Normal' (I don't have a cusotm recovery), it says almost instantly that the update failed. Any fix for this?
EDIT AGAIN: Wooooops, just seen that line in the OP that says I need 1.65. Fail moment!
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Just DO NOT update SuperSU, you only have to keep it installed. It will be used to set permissions on apps and files.
Root working fine here! Stock ROM no BL Unlocked.
FelipeBHZ said:
Just DO NOT update SuperSU, you only have to keep it installed. It will be used to set permissions on apps and files.
Root working fine here! Stock ROM no BL Unlocked.
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SuperSU got updated, its fixed now
Worked perfect, rooted razr i with locked bootloader,
Thanks
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Guys i'm feeling bad for this, but i can't manage to do it via terminal emulator on my phone (I don't have PC access until weekend)
There's someone who can explain me step by step? D:
yostyle said:
Guys i'm feeling bad for this, but i can't manage to do it via terminal emulator on my phone (I don't have PC access until weekend)
There's someone who can explain me step by step? D:
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OP has a step by step, it tells you to execute it from adb for a reason
yostyle said:
Guys i'm feeling bad for this, but i can't manage to do it via terminal emulator on my phone (I don't have PC access until weekend)
There's someone who can explain me step by step? D:
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basically, the adb commands do the following:
- put su, rootme.sh and TwerkMyMoto.jar files into /data/local/tmp/
- change /data/local/tmp/rootme.sh permissions to 755
- run /data/local/tmp/rootme.sh script
- reboot
- run script again
i think if you can manage to do this in your phone, you can make it
but as jcase said, it tells you to execute it from adb for a reason
What is the past of least resistance to root a 4.4 tmo X? In order to keep data, is it still that insanely long process?
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WIth the T-Mobile variant you have two choices to root..
1. Unlock bootloader, flash twrp recovery, boot into twrp and install SU (or use TWRP's option to root). But this voids your warranty (since you don't have the developer edition), and unlocking the boot loader will wipe your device and data.
2. Use SlapMyMoto which has a lot of manual steps, and you need to reboot to "recovery" (well its modified and you don't have recovery), when you want R/W ability. (Or you have to also do the MotoWpNoMo process to gain R/W full time). But this has many steps.
KidJoe said:
WIth the T-Mobile variant you have two choices to root..
1. Unlock bootloader, flash twrp recovery, boot into twrp and install SU (or use TWRP's option to root). But this voids your warranty (since you don't have the developer edition), and unlocking the boot loader will wipe your device and data.
2. Use SlapMyMoto which has a lot of manual steps, and you need to reboot to "recovery" (well its modified and you don't have recovery), when you want R/W ability. (Or you have to also do the MotoWpNoMo process to gain R/W full time). But this has many steps.
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thanks - re #1, will upgrades be painful i.e., new OTAs?
km8j said:
thanks - re #1, will upgrades be painful i.e., new OTAs?
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OTA's will be more painful with #2 as there will be more to restore to stock. And of course the unknowns of if the new OTA will be rootable or not, and how long before a root process comes out.
For #1, you should be able to just put stock recovery back and take the OTA, then reflash TWRP and re-root.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2556400
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Just following up. There is still no easy root method right?
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km8j said:
Just following up. There is still no easy root method right?
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Can't be any easier than unlocking your bootloader ,flash recovery and install superuser. 3 simple steps from my perspective
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flashallthetime said:
Can't be any easier than unlocking your bootloader ,flash recovery and install superuser. 3 simple steps from my perspective
Sent on my Moto X
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Unless u have Dev. Edition u cannot unlock boot loader.. I'm on 4.4 and I am fully rooted.
Slapped my Moto
xpsychox said:
Unless u have Dev. Edition u cannot unlock boot loader.. I'm on 4.4 and I am fully rooted.
Slapped my Moto
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You can unlock the Sprint & Tmo version. No dev edition required.
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Same with Rogers, only versions that can't unlock are Verizon and AT&T consumer version
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quickstang said:
You can unlock the Sprint & Tmo version. No dev edition required.
Sent from my Moto X
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I knew u couldn't do on at and Verizon...but he also never said what he had..not that I saw
Slapped my Moto
and what if you have the T-Mobile Moto X, haven't got the email to unlock bootloader and you can't get adb to recognize device?
DanRo80 said:
and what if you have the T-Mobile Moto X, haven't got the email to unlock bootloader and you can't get adb to recognize device?
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There was another thread about this... Guy said he used a new gmail account and got email
Slapped my Moto
Just bumping to see if there are any new reasonable ways of rooting kitkat?
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km8j said:
Just bumping to see if there are any new reasonable ways of rooting kitkat?
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Well, if you don't have an unlocked bootloader, SlapMyMoto (which now incorporates the MotoWpNoMo process into its steps) is the only way (there have been some efforts to consolidate/automate the process). And may not be usable if you're already on 4.4.2 (taking the 4.4.2 OTA update or flashing the full 4.4.2 SBF prevents you from flashing older ROMs which is a crucial step in using SlapMyMoto).
I've not see a 4.4.2 specific root process for locked bootloaders yet, but to be honest, I have a unlocked bootloader, so I haven't been completely paying attention.
If you have an unlocked bootloader, root process is still the same.
there is not going to be any new way to root 4.4 is not going to get a new exploit because 4.4.2 is out and Devs are working on finding a way to root it so the people with locked bootloaders can update.
if you want to root your device you have allready been giving the only 2 ways to do it
Locked bootloader - SlapMyMoto
Unlocked bootloader - Customer Recovery and SUPERSU
please dont bump your thread for info you allready have.
here is a link to both guides for both methods and a guide for unlocking your bootloader.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2603358
Hello all.
Ok, I have read all the posts/threads for rooting and am still confused as each thread links to another which links to another, which changes another ,etc. Need proper organization of threads it looks like.
Anyway, I just received the GSM Unlocked MOTO X (NOT DEV ED.) for TMO or ATT.
How do I root? Again, I have read the threads and am terribly confused. I have the 4.2.2 software and have NOT updated to any OTA.
Can someone clearly highlight the steps I should be taking?
Am not a noob and currently own N5 and S4 Dev Edition.
Thanks!
ditto
I am also confused, do I download the pwnmymoto for the att or tmobile version? Just got my moto x today.
markwebb said:
Hello all.
Ok, I have read all the posts/threads for rooting and am still confused as each thread links to another which links to another, which changes another ,etc. Need proper organization of threads it looks like.
Anyway, I just received the GSM Unlocked MOTO X (NOT DEV ED.) for TMO or ATT.
How do I root? Again, I have read the threads and am terribly confused. I have the 4.2.2 software and have NOT updated to any OTA.
Can someone clearly highlight the steps I should be taking?
Am not a noob and currently own N5 and S4 Dev Edition.
Thanks!
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RockMyMoto
then, MotoWpNoMo to keep root as w/o you have a "temp" root, or tethered, if that is the correct term. AKA, reboots/shutdowns can trip it back to stock w/o root.
so are these phones the x1053 or x1058?
buschris said:
so are these phones the x1053 or x1058?
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X1053
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TKTAB911 said:
RockMyMoto
then, MotoWpNoMo to keep root as w/o you have a "temp" root, or tethered, if that is the correct term. AKA, reboots/shutdowns can trip it back to stock w/o root.
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Thanks... then can I take the ota to kit Kat 4.4 or will I lose root? I did unlock bootloader BTW.
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markwebb said:
Thanks... then can I take the ota to kit Kat 4.4 or will I lose root? I did unlock bootloader BTW.
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I am thinking of unlocking mine as well, and I am on 4.4 already, just got the phone today.
Not sure if I should unlock, it will be my daughters phone and I'll probably need the warranty
markwebb said:
Thanks... then can I take the ota to kit Kat 4.4 or will I lose root? I did unlock bootloader BTW.
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Since you've unlocked the bootloader, follow the root directions for the dev edition. What you're doing is wholly unnecessary.
Unlock bootloader, download latest CWMR or TWRP and SuperSu, then fastboot (or mfastboot) flash recovery, boot into recovery, adb push supersu.zip /sdcard, flash in recovery. Done.
buschris said:
I am thinking of unlocking mine as well, and I am on 4.4 already, just got the phone today.
Not sure if I should unlock, it will be my daughters phone and I'll probably need the warranty
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I'd start with root without unlocking.
nhizzat said:
Since you've unlocked the bootloader, follow the root directions for the dev edition. What you're doing is wholly unnecessary.
Unlock bootloader, download latest CWMR or TWRP and SuperSu, then fastboot (or mfastboot) flash recovery, boot into recovery, adb push supersu.zip /sdcard, flash in recovery. Done.
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Thanks..that is what I was looking for. So, should I update to OTA first since I am unlocked, or root now per dev edition instruction? If so, then how would I take the OTA if I am on custom recovery? Is there a zip of the OTA?
Thanks again!
markwebb said:
Thanks..that is what I was looking for. So, should I update to OTA first since I am unlocked, or root now per dev edition instruction? If so, then how would I take the OTA if I am on custom recovery? Is there a zip of the OTA?
Thanks again!
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You should take the 4.4 OTA first. In order to take the OTA you need to have stock recovery. Once you take the OTA then you can flash a customer recovery and flash a super user app through it.
Sent from my Moto X on KitKat
Dark9781 said:
You should take the 4.4 OTA first. In order to take the OTA you need to have stock recovery. Once you take the OTA then you can flash a customer recovery and flash a super user app through it.
Sent from my Moto X on KitKat
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From current experiences with other devices, that is exactly what I did. I am now updated to 4.4, with custom recovery and root!
Thanks guys...shame this isn't in an updated simple "how to" thread
markwebb said:
Thanks guys...shame this isn't in an updated simple "how to" thread
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It isn't difficult at all. People seem to be easily confused and make things more complicated than necessary.
markwebb said:
From current experiences with other devices, that is exactly what I did. I am now updated to 4.4, with custom recovery and root!
Thanks guys...shame this isn't in an updated simple "how to" thread
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Rooting with an unlocked bootloader is perhaps the easiest thing to do. You know this from past experience so why would it be any different with the Moto X?
The real challenge is when you want to root with a locked bootloader (and even that is becoming gradually easier).
esskayy said:
Rooting with an unlocked bootloader is perhaps the easiest thing to do. You know this from past experience so why would it be any different with the Moto X?
The real challenge is when you want to root with a locked bootloader (and even that is becoming gradually easier).
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Correct.
But i began the process with a locked bootloader and getting to the answer/correct path was a challenge in these threads compared to other threads.
So I took the plunge and unlocked.
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Hi,
I have bought a droid turbo 32GB red from ebay. It works, no problem. But I want to install custom rom.
So, the blue bootloader unlocked message is there when I start the phone. In fastboot mode device is locked, status code 2.
I have already used sunshine to unlock the bootloader again. Sunshine told me it was a success, but status code is always 2.
When I want to flash TWRP recovery via fastboot I get message (bootloader) preflash validation failed.
What can I do?
Thanks and greetings from germany.
Only one little tip, please.
Once a Droid Turbo XT1254 bootloader is unlocked, if the previous owner relocked it can not be unlocked again.
Status 2 means unlocked at one point and then relocked, yes?
I don`t know what it means...
It means someone unlocked it, relocked it, and now it cannot be unlocked again.
Polarisfff said:
Hi,
I have bought a droid turbo 32GB red from ebay. It works, no problem. But I want to install custom rom.
So, the blue bootloader unlocked message is there when I start the phone. In fastboot mode device is locked, status code 2.
I have already used sunshine to unlock the bootloader again. Sunshine told me it was a success, but status code is always 2.
When I want to flash TWRP recovery via fastboot I get message (bootloader) preflash validation failed.
What can I do?
Thanks and greetings from germany.
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Try this I have never done it and have no idea how to the thred I grabbed this from is in this section of the forum under something like relocked bootloader bricked?? So if u need more guidance check that thread but here is the info.
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I did the same thing on my xt1254 this is what Beaups told me from sunshine and it worked for me. I did it from terminal emulated on the device and then was ablebto reflash twrp
Beaups (TheRootNinja Support)
Dec 29, 17:10
tested this on my device and it worked. Keep in mind we can't guarantee it will work for you and also can't guarantee it won't kill your device (but I don't see why it should). Copy paste this command, do NOT make any errors.
From a ROOT adb shell (if you don't have root you'll need to figure out how to get it, kingroot, etc):
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sp bs=1 seek=8
It should hang for a few seconds and then you should see something like:
dd: /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sp: No space left on device
1048569+0 records in
1048568+0 records out
1048568 bytes transferred in 7.203 secs (145573 bytes/sec)
At that point reboot to bootloader and hopefully your problem is solved. Do NOT relock that device again in the future.
--beaups
Grynch13 said:
Try this I have never done it and have no idea how to the thred I grabbed this from is in this section of the forum under something like relocked bootloader bricked?? So if u need more guidance check that thread but here is the info.
Re Unlock
I did the same thing on my xt1254 this is what Beaups told me from sunshine and it worked for me. I did it from terminal emulated on the device and then was ablebto reflash twrp
Beaups (TheRootNinja Support)
Dec 29, 17:10
tested this on my device and it worked. Keep in mind we can't guarantee it will work for you and also can't guarantee it won't kill your device (but I don't see why it should). Copy paste this command, do NOT make any errors.
From a ROOT adb shell (if you don't have root you'll need to figure out how to get it, kingroot, etc):
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sp bs=1 seek=8
It should hang for a few seconds and then you should see something like:
dd: /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/sp: No space left on device
1048569+0 records in
1048568+0 records out
1048568 bytes transferred in 7.203 secs (145573 bytes/sec)
At that point reboot to bootloader and hopefully your problem is solved. Do NOT relock that device again in the future.
--beaups
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Hi ok,
i will test this. Another Problem is actually that I didn`t get it rooted...
Polarisfff said:
Hi ok,
i will test this. Another Problem is actually that I didn`t get it rooted...
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Makes sense, since your bootloader is still locked.
but "From a ROOT adb shell (if you don't have root you'll need to figure out how to get it, kingroot, etc)". So, kingroot rooted the device, but I get problems with closing apps etc...
So, I am sorry, but I dont not know how I get adb root access? Is it a terminal emulator which root king gave root access or is it a special ADB command when the phone is in fastboot mode? In fastboot mode there is also (Secure)...
puh! :-/
Polarisfff said:
but "From a ROOT adb shell (if you don't have root you'll need to figure out how to get it, kingroot, etc)". So, kingroot rooted the device, but I get problems with closing apps etc...
So, I am sorry, but I dont not know how I get adb root access? Is it a terminal emulator which root king gave root access or is it a special ADB command when the phone is in fastboot mode? In fastboot mode there is also (Secure)...
puh! :-/
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If you can get root through king root even if its just temporary make sure all programs you can close are closed then use a terminal emulator on your phone and should be able to type in the command there I will do some more searching and see what else I can find out u may also want to go to rootninja website and ask them they could probably explain it better than me. Should have asked this first but I assume your on the latest version of lollipop if not that could be a problem and we will need to get u up to date on that first
Hi Grynch, yes, you nailed it. I will test it what you wrote. THX a lot!
Polarisfff said:
Hi Grynch, yes, you nailed it. I will test it what you wrote. THX a lot!
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You can also use Sunshine to get root access. Just start it and follow the directions until it says that it has root access.
Grynch, your steps did work. Now I have flashed TWRP with success. Thank you all guys. You are saved my weekend!!!!!!!!!!
Great!
Polarisfff said:
Grynch, your steps did work. Now I have flashed TWRP with success. Thank you all guys. You are saved my weekend!!!!!!!!!!
Great!
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Awesome good to know it works glad your unlocked enjoy your phone and if you haven't been there yet check out the moto maxx forum as well most of the ROMs are over there.
Grynch13 said:
Awesome good to know it works glad your unlocked enjoy your phone and if you haven't been there yet check out the moto maxx forum as well most of the ROMs are over there.
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Was gonna link him the same tutorial.
Glad to see now three people succeed with this method.