After many years of testing my lovely atrix hd it was time to step out to a different device.
Boost mobile is now giving the moto G for free when you transfer your number.
Already bootloader unlocked and rooted...eheheheeh
I'm going to use my atrix hd as dongle for my smart tv .
Thanx for evrybody to help me testing this device.
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I've just bought my AT&T Atrix HD with stock 4.1.1, unlocked sim module, got root and can't unlock the bootloader.
Tried both Myth Tools and Motopocalypse, and it gave no result. If I enter the fastboot, "device is locked" message is still there.
Maby the problem is the same bootloader security update as Razr HD already got?
RAZR HD and RAZR M Updates Fix the Kernel Exploit for Unlocking Bootloaders - just google it, xda prevents me to post links
Previous owner of my phone could excepted it... Due the same hardware as RAZR HD has, it's logically for Motorola to release the same Atrix HD update. But then why I can't find any news or topics about it?
Sure, usb debugging is on and Motorola drivers are installed.
There isn't an update for the AHD. Try uninstalling and reinstalling your moto drivers. Make sure you have root. I just used motoapacalypse last night without problems
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I didn't see any sort of bootloader update for the AHD on Bell in Canada.
I saw the Droid-life article for the update that locks the bootloader on the Razr HD and Razr M but the updates appears to be for Verizon phones.
Oh, thanx, guys! It's good to know that there's no security update.
Please let me know if you'll hear something about same problems.
Your problem might just be an odd quirk or who knows what, but there haven't been any security patches from Motorola in a long time now. Never will be anymore either.
I almost fell over laughing when I read that logically line in the OP here. Motorola doesn't do anything on Android with logic....its all profit and greed. Look at the Motorola OMAP3 based Android Phones for the best example of Motorola's fine logic. Almost all could have been updated to GB, but some were/are stuck with Eclair...They released an updated Defy (Defy+) and the only difference was it ran GB and came clocked at 1ghz over 800mhz...Now, the Bravo, Defy, Defy+, Milestone 2, Droid 2, Cliq2, and more are all the same phone with slight differences in proprietary libs, hardware buttons, screen size, but all can run the same custom roms made by members of our current dev team as well as a few others -- the old OMAP3 Moto phones can all run CM10.2 based roms just as good as us thanks to the excellent work of different members in the community.
Point is that even though Motorola releases a ton of phones with similar hardware, they'll only MAYBE bother bug fixing the flagship models...Atrix HD wasn't a flagship model in the mmi-msm family of phones.
skeevydude said:
I almost fell over laughing when I read that logically line in the OP here.
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Sure, it sounds funny, but I haven't made such deep analysis. The only Moto phones I had deal with were Defy, A4g, A2, AHD and all of them have different SoC
BTW, bootloader is unlocked.
I visited my friend, RAZR HD owner, and I decided just to try Motopocalypse on his PC. And... bingo!
It was white-backgrounded Motopocalypse from Razr HD topic. During the process application asked for root, and it was the very first time, therefore I understood that it's gonna work.
Thanks to everyone for help, I'm really glad that everything is ok now.
i go way back to Winmo , android ,win7 an back to android , although im not to worried about not getting the bl unlocked right now as I also have a Note II, it sure would be more interesting , i do want to root and cwm would be awesome (or twrp) , I remember how difficult it was to crack the bl on the kindle fire , and the same on my acer a500 , maybe it will happen , I gave up on the big guys awhile back (attvirizonetcetc) mvno only now , ill be researching the moto x pages , look forward to playing around with it , seems theres many talented devs in all these forums , so maybe a hack might on its way!
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Hi Friends.....
I love this forum, It made me learn a lot and made me a expert flasher ...
But our beloved device is at the end of its life.
So majority have changed their phone and shifted to other one.
So now write down which phone you bought after this ??? Why you chose it and Pro/Cons of it....... What did you do with old one(sold/Gifted/Dustbin)?
Moto g
Pro : everyone know About it
Con : not yet found
410 : still I'm using it with stock no root sharp firmware.
Moto g is a perfect replacement for mi410 with more development
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Still using my fih fb0, as for daily use is still enough for me... i guess i'll stay with this device for while.. hmm moto g should be good for replacement though
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Hey Xda-Community,
I want to ask to all developers out their on Xda, why won't you guys are thinking to make or enable if available wlan monitor support on original rom or on some custom rom of our lovely Moto X
vijayid_94 said:
Hey Xda-Community,
I want to ask to all developers out their on Xda, why won't you guys are thinking to make or enable if available wlan monitor support on original rom or on some custom rom of our lovely Moto X
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The Moto X is using a WCN3680 (atheros/qualcomm) WiFi Chipset.
Unfortunately, although an open-source driver is available it appears that even the Linux gurus haven't been successful at enabling monitor mode on this chipset yet. It is a good idea and I agree that it would be useful, but there are a VERY limited few individuals who are capable of understanding and writing drivers for qualcomm/atheros WiFi chipsets.
Here are a couple references:
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/wcn36xx
https://kernel.googlesource.com/pub...er-2013-11-05^2..refs/tags/master-2013-11-05/
Hello there,
is there any developer working on porting Ubuntu Touch to our beloved Moto G?
I would do it on my own, but at this time I'm using GPRS, since my DSL was shut down, and thus I'm (obviously) not able to download 15GB of source code as the "phablet-dev-bootstrap" wants to.
Greets and Sorry for my terrible english,
FlySick47
I certainly hope somebody ports it, it looks like a great mobile os!
FlySick47 said:
Hello there,
is there any developer working on porting Ubuntu Touch to our beloved Moto G?
I would do it on my own, but at this time I'm using GPRS, since my DSL was shut down, and thus I'm (obviously) not able to download 15GB of source code as the "phablet-dev-bootstrap" wants to.
Greets and Sorry for my terrible english,
FlySick47
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You can try my first build, not yet complet but in progress
UT Moto G 2014