I just sold my us cellular moto x and bought one on sprint. Im going to wait for the update since vzw got it today, after updating can I just bootloader unlock and flash su.zip. that's what I did on my last moto x, and the sprint version is available to bootloader unlock as well
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I have received my Moto X Developer Edition GSM Version earlier today and wanted to see if the AT&T or T-Mobile PwnMyMoto apks would work to root my device
avluu8761 said:
I have received my Moto X Developer Edition GSM Version earlier today and wanted to see if the AT&T or T-Mobile PwnMyMoto apks would work to root my device
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Why not just on lock your bootloader through Motorolas website, put on a custom recovery, and just flash to root your phone.....
Sent from non rooted motoX :'(
Because warranty.
Is there a way to force the update for android lollipop to the AT&T variant. I bought a AT&T Moto X used and got it carrier unlock. Is there any way to get AT&T to just let Motorola to update my phone it is basically not their locked phone any more. Is there a pure edition stock image that can work perfectly fine to flash on to my device and yes i seen the person who was able to flash the pure edition stock image but had to flash some extra stuff but is there another easier thing that works. AT&T should let people who unlock their phone decide if they get update or not. Thank guys.
No. You need to wait until it's pushed to your phone. The AT&T variant does not have an unlockable bootloader, ergo you are at their mercy for updates. You should have bought the Pure edition.
I am planning to buy a Moto X Developer Edition from Verizon (XT1060dev) and it's sim unlocked; in fact I have ordered one and waiting.
Can I flash Stock 4.4.4 or the latest 5.1 Moto ROM from any variant (be it XT1053) on to my XT1060dev. I am planning to unlock the boot loader. So I guess it's possible. Still, I need to confirm before going for it as I have seen many warning posts regarding downgrading etc.
Is it possible?
I got a used sim-free AT&T moto x 1058 (2013) 1058. it has Android 4.4.4 and a 30.B7 (sha-bae5e20, 2014-6-23 18:44:49) locked bootloader.
I am not a AT&T user and don't like the fact that I have their bloatware on my phone and that I am totally depended on them to update my phone.
I went to Motorola official website to try and unlock my bootloader like I did in the past with devices I purchased directly from Motorola and got a massage saying "your device does not qualify for bootloader unlocking"
So what are my options to unlock my bootloader?
As for your options with the locked bootloader, you have none, period. Nothing will unlock it because the AT&T variant is not one that's capable of being bootloader unlocked (a requirement set by AT&T afaik) with any bootloader other than the original one (30.07 iirc) and running a build before 4.4.
So, you have a Moto X that potentially could be carrier unlocked to use with another cellular provider but that is only possible if your IMEI doesn't start with 35321 because those apparently can't be without a lot of hassles if at all) but that's it.
I actually just got a Moto X from Motorola as a replacement exchange - it was Android 4.2.2 with bootloader B0.07 which was the original one and I could pretty much do anything with it I wanted but I wasn't going to pay the $25 for Sunshine (which would unlock the bootloader, tested and verified). I never really had intentions of keeping the Moto X anyway so I went ahead and did the updates which of course ruined that original pristine state.
Your option is to sell the XT1058 and buy a XT1053
I got a fresh Moto X from AT&T with 5.0.1 on it and was wondering if I can downgrade and unlock? Every android I had I enjoyed the comfort of unlocking and rooting. I need that again.
hupo224 said:
I got a fresh Moto X from AT&T with 5.0.1 on it and was wondering if I can downgrade and unlock? Every android I had I enjoyed the comfort of unlocking and rooting. I need that again.
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You can't unlock the bootloader of an AT&T Moto X 2014 no matter what version of Android you are running. You need to sell it and buy the Pure Edition if you want to unlock the bootloader.