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Recovery Bootloop (XT1053- Unlocked Bootloader)

Hey everyone,
Got myself into an interesting situation here. I have the GSM Unlocked Moto X (XT1053) and I'm using it on T-Mobile USA.
I have unlocked the bootloader, installed TWRP (twrp-2.6.3.1-ghost-4.4), SuperSU, Xposed all that jazz. Phone ran wonderfully until I saw the 4.4.2 update zip.
Downloaded the zip, put the phone into fastboot and attempted to flash the stock recovery. I had some trouble finding it and ended up using the one I found here. After doing this the phone started to bootloop, showing the ugly white "WARNING: BOOTLOADER UNLOCKED" screen and then nothing then looped. I put the phone back into fastboot and reflashed TWRP.
Now the phone just bootloops into TWRP. To attempt to remedy this I fixed permissions, wiped cache/Dalvik but to no effect. I can actually successfully boot into Android if I go into fastboot and select the "Factory" option in the menu, however I seem to have lost my service.
So looks like I broke a pretty big rule, don't flash until you know exactly what it was you had- but I got impatient and greedy and now I'm paying the price :victory:.
How can I repair the damage I've done? I don't mind losing data (currently making a backup in Android).
INFO RECAP
XT1053
rooted, bootloader unlocked 30.B2
twrp 2.6.3.1

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477132
[TOOL] Moto X Toolkit v1.3.4 [Backup/Restore,Drivers,Return to stock,Root,Bootani] you could use this to flash back to stock and get a fresh start
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sounds like you flashed something that was not a recovery i would return to stock and then follow this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2603358

thanks for the replies,
using the toolkit i have more or less fixed everything. however, my stock recovery is borked- it shows no options, just the android recovery background. i am currently downloading the entire firmware here and plan to extract the stock recovery.img to flash with fastboot.
hopefully this will trigger the ota and everything will be as usual from there on.

DarK_MischieF said:
thanks for the replies,
using the toolkit i have more or less fixed everything. however, my stock recovery is borked- it shows no options, just the android recovery background. i am currently downloading the entire firmware here and plan to extract the stock recovery.img to flash with fastboot.
hopefully this will trigger the ota and everything will be as usual from there on.
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you can't trigger the OTA even if you are root and have a custom recovery you will still get the OTA you just wont be able to install it.

DarK_MischieF said:
thanks for the replies,
using the toolkit i have more or less fixed everything. however, my stock recovery is borked- it shows no options, just the android recovery background. i am currently downloading the entire firmware here and plan to extract the stock recovery.img to flash with fastboot.
hopefully this will trigger the ota and everything will be as usual from there on.
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Check this video for booting stock recovery it's kinda tricky yours might not be borked http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjNXkRtEQlo&list=PL0V3YBytQ2FudO8sUC_EHgdMqUB_tVb8d

jmcdonald58 said:
Check this video for booting stock recovery it's kinda tricky yours might not be borked http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjNXkRtEQlo&list=PL0V3YBytQ2FudO8sUC_EHgdMqUB_tVb8d
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Thanks for the video, you were correct, my recovery is working as intended. To actually activate the options in the stock recovery you need to hold the Volume up button and press the Power button.
4.4.2 sideloaded successfully, nothing noteworthy for my personal use- wasn't there mention of the Google dialer in a Canadian update release notes?

DarK_MischieF said:
Thanks for the video, you were correct, my recovery is working as intended. To actually activate the options in the stock recovery you need to hold the Volume up button and press the Power button.
4.4.2 sideloaded successfully, nothing noteworthy for my personal use- wasn't there mention of the Google dialer in a Canadian update release notes?
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I am note sure I usually just use the search feature or google now when looking I have a Nexus 5 I rarely use the dialer but it is nice to have seems like it would be available

Factory reset with root?

I updated to 4.4.2 on att with root but now I want factory reset to make sure its fresh so I can get maximum battery life. Anyway I can do that with going all the way back to stock through rsd? Since the stock recovery is not there from rooting.
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Why can't you factory reset with a custom recovery?

I have a locked bootloader. The stock recovery isn't there because the way I rooted my phone it removed it I believe.
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If I'm not mistaken, by taking the OTA, it flashed the stock recovery, which is why it re-enables write protection.

Why can't I factory reset through the settings then? The phone just reboots on any option I select.
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Well, I must be mistaken lol.
You could fastboot and erase userdata, davlik, and cache I think.

JJHunterx said:
Well, I must be mistaken lol.
You could fastboot and erase userdata, davlik, and cache I think.
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So you don't have any recovery at all? Have you tried booting into recovery?

adb reboot recovery doesn't bring you to your recovery?

This is the message I get doing that:
Partition (recovery) security version downgraded
Fastboot reason: boot failure
Then I have the option to normal reboot, recovery, and factory, and two other options. Selecting the second or third does nothing and ends up just rebooting the phone.
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Same problem here

Hopefully somebody can help. I rooted a while back but didn't use rsdlite because it didn't recognize my phone, couldn't get the drivers installed correctly. So I used the method with mfastboot I believe where I manually flashed all the files and had to change one file to att from Verizon for the radio I think. Its been a while and I don't remember the whole process so hopefully somebody can shine a light on a much simpler method of going back.
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If you rooted via the exploits here on xda (slap my Moto, etc) then it replaced your stock recovery with write protection disabled version of Android. You need to download an sbf and extract the recovery image and flash it via fastboot
-Eclipsed Moto X-

rocketsaucev2 said:
If you rooted via the exploits here on xda (slap my Moto, etc) then it replaced your stock recovery with write protection disabled version of Android. You need to download an sbf and extract the recovery image and flash it via fastboot
-Eclipsed Moto X-
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Will I be able to do that even if my bootloader is locked? If so, I just find the correct 4.4.2 recovery.img and then flash via fastboot?
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dimasp6 said:
Will I be able to do that even if my bootloader is locked? If so, I just find the correct 4.4.2 recovery.img and then flash via fastboot?
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Yes, you can fastboot commands with a locked bootloader. It shouldn't NEED to be your carriers sbf that you take the recovery from but it wouldn't hurt. If you know how to fastboot, you know to put the recovery image in the same directory as your fastboot
-Eclipsed Moto X-

rocketsaucev2 said:
Yes, you can fastboot commands with a locked bootloader. It shouldn't NEED to be your carriers sbf that you take the recovery from but it wouldn't hurt. If you know how to fastboot, you know to put the recovery image in the same directory as your fastboot
-Eclipsed Moto X-
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Thank you so much I will try doing that.
Edit: well I downloaded the t mobile sbf and extracted it and took the recovery out since the att sbf is not out. When trying to flash it in fastboot I get a preflash validation error and it doesn't go through. Tried it multiple times.
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Well this is frustrating. Tried using mfastboot command instead of fastboot and still get the preflash validation error.
Edit: I feel like I messed up. After reading up on the internet I think I should have flashed the stock recovery before taking the ota update to 4.4.2 because now I am very limited on what I can do aside from unlocking my bootloader I guess.. if that's even still possible through the guy in China although I would rather prefer not to do that.
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dimasp6 said:
I updated to 4.4.2 on att with root but now I want factory reset to make sure its fresh so I can get maximum battery life. Anyway I can do that with going all the way back to stock through rsd? Since the stock recovery is not there from rooting.
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The full SBF for ATT 4.4.2 hasn't leaked yet. When it does it will be put up on -> http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=0
Until then, an alternate way to reboot the phone in bootloader/fastboot mode, and issue the following commands...
mfastboot erase cache
mfastboot erase data
mfastboot reboot
If you are struggling to get into bootloader/fastboot mode... with your phone booted normally, usb debugging enabled, and ADB and its drivers properly installed and added to your PC's path... connect the phone to the PC via USB cable, open a command prompt and issue the following...
adb reboot bootloader
However, the OTA will only install if you have a stock recovery on your phone. The message about "Partition (recovery) security version downgraded" tells me you may have the Stock Recovery from 4.4 or 4.2.2 on your phone, rather than 4.4.2.
Since the ATT 4.4.2 SBF isn't out yet, try downloading the Verizon or T-Mobile 4.4.2 rom from -> http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=0 unzip it... and use fastboot to flash that recovery.img to your phone..
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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dimasp6 said:
Edit: I feel like I messed up. After reading up on the internet I think I should have flashed the stock recovery before taking the ota update to 4.4.2 because now I am very limited on what I can do aside from unlocking my bootloader I guess.. if that's even still possible through the guy in China although I would rather prefer not to do that.
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Correct. If you have a locked bootloader, and took the 4.4.2 update, you might retain root. but you lose the "Write Protection Disable" that MotoWpNoMo gave you.
On 4.4.2, there is no way to disable write protection unless you can unlock your bootloader. If you lose root, on 4.4.2 there is no way to root.
If you flash the 4.4.2 SBF you wont be able to root and disable write protection if you can't unlock your bootloader. And don't try to downgrade to 4.4 or lower.
If you have ATT, the Chinese web site was the only option to unlock your bootloader, however that seems to have ended.

KidJoe said:
The full SBF for ATT 4.4.2 hasn't leaked yet. When it does it will be put up on -> http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=0
Until then, an alternate way to reboot the phone in bootloader/fastboot mode, and issue the following commands...
mfastboot erase cache
mfastboot erase data
mfastboot reboot
If you are struggling to get into bootloader/fastboot mode... with your phone booted normally, usb debugging enabled, and ADB and its drivers properly installed and added to your PC's path... connect the phone to the PC via USB cable, open a command prompt and issue the following...
adb reboot bootloader
However, the OTA will only install if you have a stock recovery on your phone. The message about "Partition (recovery) security version downgraded" tells me you may have the Stock Recovery from 4.4 or 4.2.2 on your phone, rather than 4.4.2.
Since the ATT 4.4.2 SBF isn't out yet, try downloading the Verizon or T-Mobile 4.4.2 rom from -> http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=0 unzip it... and use fastboot to flash that recovery.img to your phone..
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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Correct. If you have a locked bootloader, and took the 4.4.2 update, you might retain root. but you lose the "Write Protection Disable" that MotoWpNoMo gave you.
On 4.4.2, there is no way to disable write protection unless you can unlock your bootloader. If you lose root, on 4.4.2 there is no way to root.
If you flash the 4.4.2 SBF you wont be able to root and disable write protection if you can't unlock your bootloader. And don't try to downgrade to 4.4 or lower.
If you have ATT, the Chinese web site was the only option to unlock your bootloader, however that seems to have ended.
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Thanks I will try that. Weird thing is I was able to upgrade to 4.4.2 without the stock recovery.
Edit: mfastboot erase cache worked but erase data did not. I got a message saying invalid partition name data, FAILED (remote failure) and then finished with a total time. The problem with simply flashing the stock recovery from a 4.4.2 T-Mobile sbf through fastboot is that I get the security version downgraded message. I'm not sure what else I could try.
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dimasp6 said:
Thanks I will try that. Weird thing is I was able to upgrade to 4.4.2 without the stock recovery.
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You had to have some sort of stock recovery on there.. The OTA will only install via stock recovery. If you don't have stock recovery on the phone, you'll get stuck in a boot loop of it trying to install.
Now, its possible to modify the OTA file to install from say TWRP or CWM recoveries, but with a locked bootloader, you can't flash them onto the phone, and you can't flash a modified OTA file..
So that is why I'm thinking you have the stock recovery from an older rom than what is on your phone... especially with the "security version downgraded" message. Its very likely you have mismatched file/partition versions on your phone. If that is the case, its a very dangerous place to be, as doing the wrong thing could cause your phone to brick.

Wifi won't toggle on after bootloader unlock, root, and new recovery

Hey guys, I just recieved my Moto G 2014 and the first thing after my initial boot (to make sure everything was working) I did was unlock the bootloader, flash twrp, and root.
I just booted it up for the first time after doing all that and my wifi won't turn on. Toggling it on causes the switch to immediately go back off.
Is it a radio problem? I didn't touch any files other than logo.bin, recovery, or boot.img.
Can anyone help? Thanks.
Edit: It seems that whatever guide I followed had me flash a boot.img that probably messed my phone up. How can I get the original boot.img for my phone? This is the guide I used, which I got from the xda portal. It seems a few other people had problems with wifi in that thread, but a solution was never posted.
Edit2: I downloaded a stock based rom for the moto g 2014 and flashed the boot.img from it, but now I can't get root, even after flashing the supersu zip in recovery. Can anyone help?

Maybe you have to go through unlocking procedure once again? Not because the bootloader is relocked but there could be some kind of setting that has changed after flashing boot.img.
Just thinking.

Wolfcity said:
Maybe you have to go through unlocking procedure once again? Not because the bootloader is relocked but there could be some kind of setting that has changed after flashing boot.img.
Just thinking.
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Eh, I don't think so. The root process, in all reality, should just be unlock bootloader, flash recovery, flash supersu if I'm not mistaken. I've done all that and i still can't get root. At least my wifi works again though.

Flash complete stock rom and try again.
I unlocked bootloader, rooted by booting (instead of flashing) into TWRP 2.8.5.0 and flashed SuperSU 2.46 without any problems. There must have been something wrong with the first boot.img.
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Ciao.
I have the same problem with my Moto G 2014 LTE XT1039. I installed the twrp 3. No network, no wifi signal.
Inform me if you find a solution.
Thanks a lot
Nicola

My solution
quanic said:
Ciao.
I have the same problem with my Moto G 2014 LTE XT1039. I installed the twrp 3. No network, no wifi signal.
Inform me if you find a solution.
Thanks a lot
Nicola
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I had the same problem but could solve it as follows:
Download the file WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.rar
Extract the file "WCNSS_qcom_wlan_factory_nv.bin" to folder "/persist" (root required)
Restart system
Information taken from the post http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/fix-wifi-missing-file-t3007540

Hi, I had the same problem . If WIFI DONT TURN ON .then u might have not used the command fastboot flashing unlock_critical . Try using this command will work for sure. If it didn't work flash using miflashtool but don't select clear all instead select 2nd option only storage

[Q] Stuck on Fastboot

Hi everybody,
A few days ago, I rooted my Mexican XT1225. I shut it down for a day (my main cellphone is the new Moto X), turn it on again and now it's stuck on fastboot.
I could boot into TWRP (by flashing it temporarily with fastboot on Linux) and then I decided to wipe data and then install the new lollipop zip file. But it failed saying it could not mount /system /data or anything really, I basically have it without format, all partitions say 0MB.
So I tried flashing with fastboot, but it gave me an error when flashing the partition gpt.bin, it didn't give me an error when flashing other files. Still stuck, now I cannot even access the recovery menu, it goes just into fastboot mode and does not show the little recovery menu anymore.
Then I tried flashing with RSD, still same problem. It fails when setting the fb_mode_set and when I delete that line from the xml it fails again on flashing gpt.bin
EDIT: I am attaching a log file of TWRP evidencing this.
Any ideas on how to get back to normal? How can I redo the partition in another way?
Thanks in advance,
Gustavo

Unlocked bootloader? Just remove the got. Bin flash line

Jaocagomez said:
Unlocked bootloader? Just remove the got. Bin flash line
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Yes, unlocked bootloader. Removed the gpt.bin flash line and still no luck. Tried flashing several files, the Indian Lollipop, the Mexican Kitkat, nothing has worked.

gusbeto37 said:
Yes, unlocked bootloader. Removed the gpt.bin flash line and still no luck. Tried flashing several files, the Indian Lollipop, the Mexican Kitkat, nothing has worked.
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After re reading your post I understood what's wrong, you have to flash the lollipop OTA on stock recovery not twrp or rsd lite, once you flash it you can put back twrp

Jaocagomez said:
After re reading your post I understood what's wrong, you have to flash the lollipop OTA on stock recovery not twrp or rsd lite, once you flash it you can put back twrp
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I have the xml.zip file, extracted it and manually flashed partition by partition. Something I have previously done with my 1st gen Moto X, my Razr HD and even my Atrix, if I remember correctlly. Even RSD Lite should work with those files.
Still, I will try to boot with the stock recovery, since right now I cannot access it. I will also seek a way to get the xml.zip file inside the storage, since I cannot even mount it with TWRP (It shows 0mb drive)

gusbeto37 said:
I have the xml.zip file, extracted it and manually flashed partition by partition. Something I have previously done with my 1st gen Moto X, my Razr HD and even my Atrix, if I remember correctlly. Even RSD Lite should work with those files.
Still, I will try to boot with the stock recovery, since right now I cannot access it. I will also seek a way to get the xml.zip file inside the storage, since I cannot even mount it with TWRP (It shows 0mb drive)
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Twrp for this device it's not very stable I got that errors too
Just flash mexico firmware then the OTA zip on stock recovery and you will be good to go.
If you can't access recovery press vol- and power with the phone turned off and you'll be able to select recovery

Hi,
I have tried the vol+power and cannot access recovery.
When I try to flash Mexico's firmware (through either RSD or manually in Linux using fastboot), I am unable to flash partition gpt.bin, but I can flash everything else. Yet, in spite of flashing everything else, I cannot get out of the fastboot loop.

I am attaching some photos of what happens. The first one is the only thing that boots, cannot access recovery, cannot boot normally. The second photo is what happens when I press the volume button many times.

So when you select recovery does it power off or just go back to fastboot again?

Steve-x said:
So when you select recovery does it power off or just go back to fastboot again?
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Hi, I dan only go yo fastboot. The menú does not appear. The only thing that appears is the photo of my previous post.
I can boot into TWRP by manually doing fastboot boot twr-recovery.IMG

Hmmm, doesn't look good. The fastboot screen doesn't even load the picture of the green Android. I am thinking the partition table is messed up. I know I saw something similar with the original(2013) Moto X a while back. You may want to do some searching in that forum.

gusbeto37 said:
Hi, I dan only go yo fastboot. The menú does not appear. The only thing that appears is the photo of my previous post.
I can boot into TWRP by manually doing fastboot boot twr-recovery.IMG
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flash mexican stock rom with rsd lite

Steve-x said:
Hmmm, doesn't look good. The fastboot screen doesn't even load the picture of the green Android. I am thinking the partition table is messed up. I know I saw something similar with the original(2013) Moto X a while back. You may want to do some searching in that forum.
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Hola Steve,
Indeed, it looks like the partition table is messed up, I will look for that Moto X thread.
@Jaocagomez I have tried that, but it fails with gpt.bin partition flash and even after flashing everything else (RSD, fastboot or TWRP) it does not work.

After reading quite a lot on the Internet, it seems that my problem happened to some Moto G and Moto X users. Seems to be that I am trying to flash a gpt.bin that is older than the one already in my phone. I will try again when the Mexican Lollipop image is released in xml.zip format.
In the mean time, I will continue to search for solutions.

Hi
I think I have the same issue.
I have XT1225 bought it from Amazon (I asked the company and they said Puerto Rico origin) factory unlocked. had 4.4.4 and tried to upgrade to 5.0.2. Here is what I exactly did:
devices not rooted, locked bootloader
downloaded RSD Lite
downloaded the official 5.0.2 India Firmware
tried to flash it using RSD
got an error in flashing boot from RSD
I tried to do it again and I get the same issue, I tried to flash the Puerto Rico 4.4.4 and it didnt work (it get stuck in partition gpt) and my device is dead. I tried to unlock the bootloader using the code from motorola and it says allow oem unlock from developer menu
tried doing it manually using mfastboot with both 5.0.2 and 4.4.4 and still didnt work.
please let me know if you managed to fox your problem or if anyone can help us get back our devices

Stuck in fastboot
rehaili said:
Hi
I think I have the same issue.
I have XT1225 bought it from Amazon (I asked the company and they said Puerto Rico origin) factory unlocked. had 4.4.4 and tried to upgrade to 5.0.2. Here is what I exactly did:
devices not rooted, locked bootloader
downloaded RSD Lite
downloaded the official 5.0.2 India Firmware
tried to flash it using RSD
got an error in flashing boot from RSD
I tried to do it again and I get the same issue, I tried to flash the Puerto Rico 4.4.4 and it didnt work (it get stuck in partition gpt) and my device is dead. I tried to unlock the bootloader using the code from motorola and it says allow oem unlock from developer menu
tried doing it manually using mfastboot with both 5.0.2 and 4.4.4 and still didnt work.
please let me know if you managed to fox your problem or if anyone can help us get back our devices
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I am facing the same problem
Though my device is different : XT1254 (verizon locked)
As bootloader is not unlocked, i cannot flash any software any way. Tried all the software from all the countries but to no avail.
The Phone is stuck in fastboot mode.
Please help

You 1225 folks might want to wander into this thread... http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-turbo/general/tutorial-to-kk-soak-lollipop-t3041129 ... I've hashed my phone out a couple times between CM, lollipop, exposed, playing with the kernal and so on and it got me back up and running.

guys I need ASAP help, stuck in reboot after update, got intsallation error 7. now im stuck on logo reboot, cannot enter recovery (I see "dead" android icon. Please help!

jazzus said:
guys I need ASAP help, stuck in reboot after update, got intsallation error 7. now im stuck on logo reboot, cannot enter recovery (I see "dead" android icon. Please help!
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We need more information. What is your original firmware, what did you try to update to and is your bootloader unlocked?

Steve-x said:
We need more information. What is your original firmware, what did you try to update to and is your bootloader unlocked?
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Ok fixed, after 20 or 30 tries I was able to enter recovery Thx!

XT1092 stuck in wipe bootloop after OTA to 6.0

Hi guys,
Im using XT1092 RetEU, i have installed latest ota without a problems
Then i wanted to wipe/factory reset from recovery after the upgrade, i thought it went well.
from this point im stuck at wipe bootloop, every time phone starts it goes through moto logo then blank for a second, again motorola logo and starts to wipe itself, i managed to enter recovery during the wipe, at begining it was just showing me android logo with text "erasing" when i press power + vol up it enters recovery, i tried to do the wipe from there, but it still stuck. Ive got acces to bootloader, version 60,16, recovery version is 23.32-25.1.

1) Download the latest 5.1.1 Stock Firmware for your device (there is thread, where all the firmwares are available) and flash it using fastboot terminal.
Note: It will delete everything on your device and make it vanilla clean.
2) Wait for the device to boot into 5.1.1 and then download the OTA update (in my case victara_reteu.reteuall) manually. Someone uploaded the zip file in the General forum , one is for Eu/Asia, another is German, I think.
3) Reboot the device into fastboot mode, then into recovery mode and flash the OTA zip that we downloaded earlier. It would take at most 10-15 mins. Don't worry, drink some coffee.
After that Wipe/Factor Reset the device and Reboot.
There you go, plain and simple. Enjoy Marshmallow. I heard you like'em.

Hi, still not working, when flashing there is info :"version downgraded for system" during the system.img_sparsechunk0 flashing

kaisangi said:
Hi, still not working, when flashing there is info :"version downgraded for system" during the system.img_sparsechunk0 flashing
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I am guessing that your boootloader is locked? That would be the most likely cause for that to fail. With a locked bootloader you can only flash the same version, you can't downgrade. You have 2 options, unlock your bootloader and try again. Or wait for a 6.0 full firmware for your model to leak.
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Thanks for your help, yes, i'm locked. Is there any way to unlock the bootloader without ticking the box "enable OEM unlock"? since i can't start the system...?

kaisangi said:
Thanks for your help, yes, i'm locked. Is there any way to unlock the bootloader without ticking the box "enable OEM unlock"? since i can't start the system...?
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No, there is no way to do it. At this point you have 2 choices. Send it in for repair, or wait for a full 6.0 firmware image for your model to appear.
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