Hello, everybody!
One of users from the biggest Russian forum about mobile devices - 4pda.ru, bought Maserati SE (Engineering version).
As you can understood, bootloader in this device is unlocked. Fastboot show: Device is Unlocked.
We'v done dd if=/dev/block/* command for all mount points from.
Have anybody any ideas, how to apply this dumps for basic devices for unlocking bootloader?
Maybe any solutions or suggestions?
summer.cat said:
Hello, everybody!
One of users from the biggest Russian forum about mobile devices - 4pda.ru, bought Maserati SE (Engineering version).
As you can understood, bootloader in this device is unlocked. Fastboot show: Device is Unlocked.
We'v done dd if=/dev/block/* command for all mount points from.
Have anybody any ideas, how to apply this dumps for basic devices for unlocking bootloader?
Maybe any solutions or suggestions?
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I have one with an unlocked bootloader as well. I think it was discussed, it wouldn't change much IIRC
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Hi,
I found this and asking me, whether it may THAT easy to get rid of our problems
or it will completely brick the device:
https://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Template:Fastboot_oem_unlock
Best regards,
tuxic
PS: See also here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-9/help/warning-locking-bootloader-disabling-t2951312
Doesn't work. Fastboot OEM unlock only exist in Nexus devices
Hello.
I plan to install twrp and lineageos on my phone: the PRA-LX1 (P8lite 2017).
After reading documentations on XDA website, I have seen that the first thing to do is unlocking bootlaoder.
When I research a reliable solution to unlock the bootlaoder, I don't find anything convincing.
I saw that several people bricked their phone.
So, I would like to know if somebody has succeeded this process with this phone?
Is it possible to workaround without unlocking code? I thinking about rooting the phone first and then using the ADB command lines...
I specify that I am a linux desktop user, so windows solutions is not for me.
Thanks for your answers.
RickeF said:
Hello.
I plan to install twrp and lineageos on my phone: the PRA-LX1 (P8lite 2017).
After reading documentations on XDA website, I have seen that the first thing to do is unlocking bootlaoder.
When I research a reliable solution to unlock the bootlaoder, I don't find anything convincing.
I saw that several people bricked their phone.
So, I would like to know if somebody has succeeded this process with this phone?
Is it possible to workaround without unlocking code? I thinking about rooting the phone first and then using the ADB command lines...
I specify that I am a linux desktop user, so windows solutions is not for me.
Thanks for your answers.
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The only solution for unlock your bootloader is this the unlocking code.
The cheapest methode for get it is dc-unlocker for 4$
Douky said:
The only solution for unlock your bootloader is this the unlocking code.
The cheapest methode for get it is dc-unlocker for 4$
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Ok, but how does it work? Can you tell me more?
RickeF said:
Ok, but how does it work? Can you tell me more?
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www dc-unlocker com/how-to-read-huawei-bootloader-unlock-code
(I can't post link, so add . after www and before com ^^)
Once you got the code, reboot in bootloader
`adb reboot bootloader`
and ulock the phone with
`fastboot oem unlock <your code here>`
You can find some tuto on the forum
it is well-known that the bootloader of SO-02K is often unlockable.
with little knowledge of sony devices,i bought a SO-02K mistakenly.
i tried my best to provide any thought to unlocked it.
after a lot of research work i found a software that isn't free and it's really expensive when compared with the price of SO-02k.
the software is called qunlocked tool.
sourcepage:
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www.52pojie.cn
this software could be downloaded here:
qUnlockTool.exe - 蓝奏云
文件大小：3.7 M|
topjohnwu.lanzous.com
the software first check the credits with the server and if the account had the credits,which is sold about $25 per credit,then will calculate a unlockcode for the device,and then unlocked the device.
i didn't pay for it,since i had no acess to either google or paypal.
there is a old chinese proverb goes that "wan neng de tao bao",which means you could pay to someone on the web site Taobao.com to solve almost anything, so i just turn to it.
form one advertisement i found the process of the software,which is also mentioned in the source page.
i found that the unlocked code calculated by the software is simply "1234567890ABCDEF",which is too easy to be an unlock code.
i tried to unlock my own phone with the code,but it failed.
i guess the software may have 2 ways to unlock xperia phones:
1:the fastboot itself provides the ways to use extra functions defined by manufactors,which won't be shown with just simple command line like "fastboot -h",e,g :"fastboot oem unlock"
maybe the sony had define 2 functions like "fastboot oem unlock","fastboot oem unlock2",then they uses "fastboot oem unlock" to verify whether you had the right,if yes,then turn to "fastboot oem unlock2" to do the real process of bootloader unlock.
2:the software had do something to my phone ,cheated my phone to recognize the fake code.
maybe someone would help?
hupengwei said:
maybe someone would help?
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@hupengwei
The tool is legit? What was the bootloader unlock status before "Bootloader unlock allowed: No"? One thought on the alternate fastboot unlock command is a value known as remoteUnlock. You could extract the .exe with 7zip to further unravel the unlocking commands utilized along with decompiling other files code (if neccessary). Have an XZs that could benefit from this as it is currently "Bootloader unlock allowed: No"
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@hupengwei
The tool is legit? What was the bootloader unlock status before....
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In fact I donn know either the software is legit nor how the software works.i just guess it may work in 2 ways.in fact it is not only the fastboot.exe provided by Sony but also any fastboot.exe works.
I'll try the remote unlock command,but could kindly tell me how you get the commands?
hupengwei said:
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In fact I donn know either the software is legit nor how the software works.i just guess it may work in 2 ways.in fact it is not only the fastboot.exe provided by Sony but also any fastboot.exe works.
I'll try the remote unlock command,but could kindly tell me how you get the commands?
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I didn't get the command from the bootloader; there is a value that is stored on some phones in the device info known as RemoteUnlockState. Finding all the commands for the bootloader will require digging through Qualcomm's documentation and/or finding something that has been leaked indicating other commands able to be used. My guess isn't neccessarily correct, but I think you are right, there are other commands that allow rooting the device and those commands must have some other context that can be found withing a module or system (i.e. SELinux).
$25 to unlock a device thought to be unlockable. I'd have paid already to find out.
SXUsr said:
$25 to unlock a device thought to be unlockable. I'd have paid already to find out.
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Here's the thread with the info to do so. Post your experience, feedback, results, and device used.
&(*) said:
Here's the thread with the info to do so. Post your experience, feedback, results, and device used.
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My post is directed at owners of a SO-02K.
Did it work?
The tool works. I already unlocked a bunch of Japan locked Xperia phones. i.e XZ3, 5, 1 .
Hi all!
My name's Jessie, I'm turning 31 in a week and I live in Belgium. The last few weeks I've been scouring the site trying to find the right way to get root access to my phone so I'm no longer being held hostage by Google.
If there's anyone who has experience rooting this particular series with same tools any tips are welcome
Motorola moto e20 aruba
Android 11 Go edition
Used my laptop that runs solely on Linux mint latest, so no Windows.
ADB/fast booth/Android studio ✔
SP flash tool ✔
Device rom ✔
Bootloader unlocked ✔
SheCode said:
Motorola moto e20 aruba
Android 11 Go edition
Used my laptop that runs solely on Linux mint latest, so no Windows.
ADB/fast booth/Android studio ✔
SP flash tool ✔
Device rom ✔
Bootloader unlocked ✔
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Hello, installing TWRP via Fastboot, reboot to Recovery and install Magisk, that should do it.
After, you can use the APP called De-Bloater to disable the packages of the APP you no longer want.
SheCode said:
Motorola moto e20 aruba
Android 11 Go edition
Used my laptop that runs solely on Linux mint latest, so no Windows.
ADB/fast booth/Android studio ✔
SP flash tool ✔
Device rom ✔
Bootloader unlocked ✔
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how did you unlock the bootloader?
I have not found a feasable way for unlocking the moto e20 aruba?
fastboot oem get_unlock_data was unavailable for my XT2155-6
what regional revision do you have if the above command was available? - XT2155-??
what fastboot commands did you use?
SheCode said:
Hi all!
My name's Jessie, I'm turning 31 in a week and I live in Belgium. The last few weeks I've been scouring the site trying to find the right way to get root access to my phone so I'm no longer being held hostage by Google.
If there's anyone who has experience rooting this particular series with same tools any tips are welcome
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ebricca said:
how did you unlock the bootloader?
I have not found a feasable way for unlocking the moto e20 aruba?
fastboot oem get_unlock_data was unavailable for my XT2155-6
what regional revision do you have if the above command was available? - XT2155-??
what fastboot commands did you use?
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Hello both and welcome to XDA
ebricca said:
how did you unlock the bootloader?
I have not found a feasable way for unlocking the moto e20 aruba?
fastboot oem get_unlock_data was unavailable for my XT2155-6
what regional revision do you have if the above command was available? - XT2155-??
what fastboot commands did you use?
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Have you been able to do it? I have xt2155-5
enzosanchezewe said:
Have you been able to do it? I have xt2155-5
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And welcome to you too!
hello, it's possible
link: Odblokuj SPD UNISOC HOVATEC
I got stuck in last step
[email protected]:/home/ubuntu/Pobrane/modified_fastboot# ./fastboot flashuje unlock_bootloader signature.bin
2pobieranie komunikatu „unlock_message”...
DOBRZE [0,000s]
odblokowanie bootloadera...
NIEPOWODZENIE (zdalny: nie zaimplementowany.)
skończone. całkowity czas: 0,001 s
Hello everybody
I need to know if there is a method to unlock the bootloader for an Oneplus Nord N100 but the BE2015 model (Metro PCS by T-Mobile) because I have not found out how to do it in this Forums
My smartphone is running Android 11 by an update (version 11.0.9.BE82CF).
My goal is to unlock the bootloader in order to install TWRP for a future custon ROM
Thanks to everybody and excuse my English.
Happy 2023
If I understand correctly you have to have the phone for 180(?) days and then "OEM unlock" will be available in developer settings. Then you have to request en unlock token from T-Mobile. (I don't have an american phone, I'm not 100% on the method)
You can get an unstable TWRP for this phone, but it will have very limited functionality. And custom ROMs is basically a forgotten dream on this phone.
Basically what you can do is sideload Magisk through TWRP (you have to use adb sideload command) and some people have installed GSI ROMs.
thomaskmaagaard said:
If I understand correctly you have to have the phone for 180(?) days and then "OEM unlock" will be available in developer settings. Then you have to request en unlock token from T-Mobile. (I don't have an american phone, I'm not 100% on the method)
You can get an unstable TWRP for this phone, but it will have very limited functionality. And custom ROMs is basically a forgotten dream on this phone.
Basically what you can do is sideload Magisk through TWRP (you have to use adb sideload command) and some people have installed GSI ROMs.
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Really I bought the phone already unlocked, it has the "OEM unlock" function in the "Developer options". Because I didn't buy the phone directly from T-Mobile it's impossible to request the unlock token, so better I continue using it normally until I can buy another phone (I didn't comment but I live in Cuba...)
Thanks anyway for your answer...
Salutes
juancrod68 said:
Really I bought the phone already unlocked, it has the "OEM unlock" function in the "Developer options". Because I didn't buy the phone directly from T-Mobile it's impossible to request the unlock token, so better I continue using it normally until I can buy another phone (I didn't comment but I live in Cuba...)
Thanks anyway for your answer...
Salutes
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I think you might be able to load a European/Global ROM through MSM tools. Then you can use OEM unlock command without token. Rummage through the N100 forums here and you can find guides.
thomaskmaagaard said:
I think you might be able to load a European/Global ROM through MSM tools. Then you can use OEM unlock command without token. Rummage through the N100 forums here and you can find guides.
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I already searched and the ROMs are for BE2011/BE2013 models and mine is BE2015. My fear is to brick the phone in the process because it has a modified ROM especially for T-Mobile, thanks anyway
juancrod68 said:
I already searched and the ROMs are for BE2011/BE2013 models and mine is BE2015. My fear is to brick the phone in the process because it has a modified ROM especially for T-Mobile, thanks anyway
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Have you checked this?
thomaskmaagaard said:
Have you checked this?
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thanks bro, I will read it carefully tomorrow... the goal is to change for a Global ROM and then unlock the bootloader in order to install TWRP, isn't? salutes
juancrod68 said:
Hello everybody
I need to know if there is a method to unlock the bootloader for an Oneplus Nord N100 but the BE2015 model (Metro PCS by T-Mobile) because I have not found out how to do it in this Forums
My smartphone is running Android 11 by an update (version 11.0.9.BE82CF).
My goal is to unlock the bootloader in order to install TWRP for a future custon ROM
Thanks to everybody and excuse my English.
Happy 2023
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If all you want to do is unlock the bootloader I think you can just do this.
** WARNING: YOUR DATA WILL BE WIPED **
1. enable developer options -> oem unlock
2. start adb
3. adb reboot fastboot
4 fastboot oem unlock
if step 4 fails then try
5. fastboot reboot fastboot
6. fastboot oem unlock
The phone will show a screen to confirm unlocking. YOUR DATA WILL BE WIPED.
7. fastboot reboot
The phone should reboot. Unfortunately It will display an annoying message warning the bootloader is unlocked for quite a while before it boots into system from now on.
BTW: I had problems with twrp 3.5 for Nord N100 floating around these forums. Latest is twrp 3.7 which I'm still suspicious of. All of my flashing using TWRP on the N100 has resulted in bricking.
My successful flashes have been with fastboot.
I use TWRP on another phone and it works like a dream.
Hi,
In step 3, do
adb reboot bootloader
This will reboot in the ancient fastboot, not fastbootd. This is in this mode that you can unlock the bootloader.