[Q&A] Original Motorola Firmware Collection - G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

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For model xt1063 the latest version is LXB22.99-24.4

return to kitkat
Hello , my xt1068 has lollipop original , no root no unlock boot loader , can I use the third file to return to kitkat , or brick ?

5.1.1 firmware
noob question, are there 5.1.1 firmwares for xt1064 mexico?

XT1068 downgrade to 4.4.4 fail
Dear all,
I'm new to xda and to ROM tweaking and changing, but I am a developer and I know Linux very well.
I'm trying to restore the factory 4.4.4 ROM on my XT1068 because I can't live with Lollipop even if I tried for weeks.
The factory images are posted in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/orig-development/original-motorola-firmware-collection-t3153533 and I followed the instructions there and other instructions as well with no success so far.
What I tried, after rooting the phone and unlocking the bootloader has been:
- flashing according to http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/restore-to-stock-t2873657 using fastboot commandline from my laptop
- trying to install with TWRP
Attempts with fastboot commands were a total failure and only lead me to bricking the system multiple times. Apparently the signature is not accepted so some of the fastboot flash steps miserably fail and brick the system.
Attempts with TWRP to install or wipe and install (also disabling the signature check otherwise it gets stopped by that) bring nowhere, with TWRP just telling that there was an error flashing right after checking the md5sum. By the way: there was no md5sum on the files in the original thread, so I created my own one (with the risk of having wrong md5 if the download was corrupted).
After hours spent on this the only thing I think I figured out is that lollipop bootloader is a nightmare and prevents me from installing 4.4.4. I can't figure out how you guys managed to install without complaints the 4.4.4 images. BTW: the 5.0 image I had on the smartphone was the RETGB one and it was bought over amazon, originally shipped with 4.4.4

Luckily I have a screenshot of the stock indian android 4.4.4 rom. The screenshot show the build: KXB21.85-23
Download it if you want to revert back to stock Android 4.4.4

try easy installer for 4.4.4 in my signature - MUST have UNLOCKED boot loader via motorolla website
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firmware 4.4.4 A/B or C will work on your phone but if you want .23 it's 'B'

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[Q&A] [TOOL] Moto X Toolkit v1.4.3 [Backup/Restore,Drivers,Return to stock,Root,Boot

[Q&A] [TOOL] Moto X Toolkit v1.4.3 [Backup/Restore,Drivers,Return to stock,Root,Boot
Q&A for [TOOL] Moto X Toolkit v1.4.3 [Backup/Restore,Drivers,Return to stock,Root,Bootani]
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Root verizon 4.4.4
Hello!
So, i will be able to root my verizon moto x at 4.4.4 (with locked bootloader) using the slapmymoto option?
Thanks!
Nastrand said:
Hello!
So, i will be able to root my verizon moto x at 4.4.4 (with locked bootloader) using the slapmymoto option?
Thanks!
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No I'm afraid not. That only works if your 4.4 or lower. As of 4.4.2 it doesn't work anymore.
And you can not downgrade without a great risk of bricking.
Well then we have to wait a new exploit that allows to root.
Thanks for your answer!
thanks
SBF.DroidDevs Is Gone!!!
Hello all,
I've been trying to get my 2013 VZW Moto X back to stock, but I don't have access to the SBF, since Droid-Dev's is down or something. I know there is a post on XDA about the Developer Edition of the Moto X 2013, but I have the consumer model. Any idea where I can get the 4.4.4 SBF?
Fingerz91 said:
Hello all,
I've been trying to get my 2013 VZW Moto X back to stock, but I don't have access to the SBF, since Droid-Dev's is down or something. I know there is a post on XDA about the Developer Edition of the Moto X 2013, but I have the consumer model. Any idea where I can get the 4.4.4 SBF?
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File factory seems to be the go to site right now.... Link in opening post...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2923347
Thanks!
Darth said:
File factory seems to be the go to site right now.... Link in opening post...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2923347
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Thank you Darth. I gummed up my retail Moto X, and now it's shiny and new again!!!
question about rooting Sprint Moto X running 4.4.4
I've got a Sprint Motorola X running 4.4.4 with a previously unlocked bootloader from having rooted it on 4.2.2 way back when. I lost root with the update but kept the unlocked bootloader. Will the Moto X Toolkit work for me?
Return to Stock not downloading files
When I try to do Return to Stock, then choose my carrier (Verizon), then choose to download and install any of the stock images, I get a 404 error when trying to download the stock .zip file.
Pasting the address (I cannot past it here, but it links to the VZW_XT1060_4.4.4-KXA21.12-L1.26_CFC_1FF.xml.zip file on droid-developers.org) into a web browser also gives me the same File Not Found error.
Has the file moved or is something else going wrong?
HOW CAN I ROOT MY MOTO X 1st GEN RUNNING 5.0.2 ?
I was successfully rooted, unlocked bootloade my moto x and was installed cm12 nightly with CWM recovery and flashe superSu zip file throogh recovery. also enabled root access for apps and adb in developers option. first time my moto x had root access but on flashing next updated nightlies of cm12 through CMW (not cmupdater) i was lost my root access even flashing same zip fileand enabling root acess in DEV opt. and in superSu app they show subinary is not installed. popup window for installing through normal way shows failed to download subinary. anyone knows plzz help me.
thanx in advance..
redband1 said:
When I try to do Return to Stock, then choose my carrier (Verizon), then choose to download and install any of the stock images, I get a 404 error when trying to download the stock .zip file.
Pasting the address (I cannot past it here, but it links to the VZW_XT1060_4.4.4-KXA21.12-L1.26_CFC_1FF.xml.zip file on droid-developers.org) into a web browser also gives me the same File Not Found error.
Has the file moved or is something else going wrong?
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Yes. Droid-Developers.org has been down for some time.
See -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x/general/info-tip-web-sites-official-leaked-roms-t2923347
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Kuma Style said:
I've got a Sprint Motorola X running 4.4.4 with a previously unlocked bootloader from having rooted it on 4.2.2 way back when. I lost root with the update but kept the unlocked bootloader. Will the Moto X Toolkit work for me?
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I haven't looked at the toolkit in some time, if there isn't a menu option to "Root with unlocked bootloader" then there should be an option to flash TWRP Recovery (since the release notes for Toolkit 1.4.4 says "Updated TWRP to 2.8.1.0")
Once you've successfully flashed TWRP, reboot the phone into it, it should ask if you want too root.
Other option is to not use the toolkit and see -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/mot...-instructions-unlocking-t2649738/post54796193
How do i know its backing up?
just fine
Link not working
When I try to download the unroot files from this link: http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=0
it doesn't work it comes up with an error page, is it a bad link and has it been updated? Any help would be appreciated
Thanks!
Qwerkle said:
When I try to download the unroot files from this link: http://sbf.droid-developers.org/phone.php?device=0
it doesn't work it comes up with an error page, is it a bad link and has it been updated? Any help would be appreciated
Thanks!
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Post number 12 above has a link to other sites that do work. ?
Darth said:
Post number 12 above has a link to other sites that do work.
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I was looking into that, but I need the recovery.img / system.img / and the boot.img files for unrooting. Do you know where I could find those?
Qwerkle said:
I was looking into that, but I need the recovery.img / system.img / and the boot.img files for unrooting. Do you know where I could find those?
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Try the file factory link and find the firmware for your model and Android version.... Don't downgrade.... Then you can flash the files individually.
See the returning to stock section in this guide,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2603358
?
Darth said:
Try the file factory link and find the firmware for your model and Android version.... Don't downgrade.... Then you can flash the files individually.
See the returning to stock section in this guide,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2603358
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Alright, I was reading through that, and it looks as if I can flash 4.4.4 without unrooting or anything like that (right now I'm on 4.4.2), because the firmware is available on file factory. Is there any prerequisites I need to take before flashing? I have an unlocked bootloader if that means anything in this situation....
return to stock with nandroid backup
I am currently using cm12 5.0.2 rom on my sprint moto x . I have a nandroid backup with stock 4.4.4 rom. my question is can I restore the nandroid backup without any problem?
Also I have to unroot and then lock the bootloader kindly tell me how to do that please.
Help Updating Verizon Moto X Developer Edition
All,
I have the Verizon Moto X Developer Edition. I originally bought it since I chose to pay full price, to maintain my unlimited Data. I also like rooting my device for certain operations, and I was willing to pay a little extra for the warranty to cover this activity.
I unlocked my bootloader and I rooted my device. I originally backed up my system, but never used TWRP, since I was happy with the mostly stock debloated ROM. I did use the Root to enable free Native WiFi hotspot.
Since the root and unlock, I have not received any system updates, and I'm stuck at Android 4.4. I have a Nexus 7 (2013) tablet, and I enjoy many of the newer features of Android.
I have seen Droid-life posts that the Moto X mainstream version is on 4.4.4.
Can anyone explain how to update my Developer Edition to 4.4.4 or later while maintaining Root and my Hotspot workaround? To be honest, I stopped tracking it, and don't even know what the latest version is for the mainstream Gen 1 Moto X. I have read some reports that show (Non-Developer versions) updating to the latest ROM wipes the Root, and they cannot get it back. And I am also under the impression that the mainstream image update is not compatible with my phone.
I used to tinker with several different ROMs all the time with my previous two phones, but I'm a little rusty. It has been 18 months since I bothered, as most of the functionality I need is reliable at this point. Yes, I realize that implies I probably don't need to tinker, but I'm considering it, pending the above information.
The one critical requirement is that I do use my phone as the hotspot, and enabling on my current plan required root access, or no-root, and an additional $30/month. I kind of like that feature. I used this method.
shaky

[Q&A] [Tutorial] Root, Unlock, Recovery and flashing a Custom ROM

Q&A for [Tutorial] Root, Unlock, Recovery and flashing a Custom ROM
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Need help.. urgent !
Hi friends,
I am new to custom rom. Tried flashing one but after phone rebooted, i am still on my old rom. Followed all the steps correctly and tried 3 times. Can someone help me please?
Thanks alot.
Happy28288 said:
Hi friends,
I am new to custom rom. Tried flashing one but after phone rebooted, i am still on my old rom. Followed all the steps correctly and tried 3 times. Can someone help me please?
Thanks alot.
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can you please post more information about your current situation? What recovery are you using (name and version)? What rom you want to flash (name and version)? Post the output of "fastboot getvar all" (except your imei and serialno). Also post a picture of your bootloader screen (or write down all the info)
and btw the guide you are using is outdated and some steps doesn't apply to the HTC one M7 (for example flashing the boot.img is not required for the M7)
Hi,
I'm using HTC one dual SIM 802d with lollipop. I wanted root, so unlocked the bootloader and installed twrp recovery. But I'm not able to root it. Whenever I flash a zip to root and reboot, not getting root access. Could someone help me?
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Hello friends, I have an HTC one and enjoyed by a newer rom e.g. a kitkat, someone help me in this process or lead the way best not to make mistakes, I apologize in advance if it's not the citio sure to make this request.
plz help
i did all the above steps successfully but in the last step i cant go to recovery from my phone i have only access to boot loader mood when i select recovery it say entering recover ................................ but waiting for many hours it still the same
sabirkhan said:
i did all the above steps successfully but in the last step i cant go to recovery from my phone i have only access to boot loader mood when i select recovery it say entering recover ................................ but waiting for many hours it still the same
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make sure to erase cache and to reboot the bootloader after flashing the recovery:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery name_of_recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
alray said:
and btw the guide you are using is outdated and some steps doesn't apply to the HTC one M7 (for example flashing the boot.img is not required for the M7)
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where is a current guide you would recommend?
da
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ruabell said:
where is a current guide you would recommend?
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Step1 (unlocking the bootloader) is the same as described in that guide except the linked files (fastboot and adb) are outdated. Better to download directly from developer.android.com/sdk
Step2 (Flashing a custom recovery) Instructions are incomplete imo. You always should erase cache and reboot the bootloader after flashing a custom recovery to prevent problem when attempting to boot the recovery:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery name_of_file.img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Links for CWM at step 2 are dead, anyway you can download CWM or TWRP from their official website, would recommend TWRP, the version you'll need can vary with the rom you want to flash (refer to the rom thread or ask here if you are unsure)
Step3 (rooting) - Not really needed, you can root your phone simply by booting and leaving recovery mode. When leaving recovery mode, twrp will detect that the phone isn't rooted and will ask you if you want to install root, just select yes and your phone is rooted. Both methods will give the same result. just a little simpler to use the embedded "root install" of twrp imo.
Step4 - first statement is incorrect, you don't need to flash boot.img on the M7 like it was the case for other HTC devices. Afaik, all roms made for the M7 will flash the boot.img so no need to worry about extracting it from the rom and flashing it manually.
thanks @alray I will get S-off and proceed this evening it on the morning.... I'll report...
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
ruabell said:
thanks @alray I will get S-off and proceed this evening it on the morning.... I'll report...
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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And just in case, step 3 (rooting) is obviously not needed at all if flashing a rom that is already rooted (pre-rooted rom)
System storage takes 14GB
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Q&A for [Tutorial] Root, Unlock, Recovery and flashing a Custom ROM
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My phone was flashed and now the system storage takes 14gb of the internal storage out of 16 gb in total. Device is lenovo p70A . I have no root access now as the stock rom was flashed . PS I'm new to xda sorry if I posted in the wrong section
Good day..i have a problem in camera when i shot the camera its turn out..maybe this google camera are bug..please fix it..i like this resurrection remix custom rom because its really smooth and amazing..but only one thing that is my problem are googlecamera because i cannot use it..but video are really good..thank you for the feedback sir..more power and GODBLESS US ALL
New Bie to Android.. Require Update
@alray
Hello All,
Im Newbie to Android. Recently i have bought a 2nd hand HTC M7 phone (Originally which is a AT&T Network & contract has been completed, phone has been factory unlock & i bought that phone).
Android version: 4.4.2
HTC Sense Version: 5.5
Software Number: 4.18.502.7
HTC SDK API Level: 5.68
Kernel Version: 3.4.10-ge 12f77e
Baseband version: 4T.24.3218.09_10.26.1718.01L
Build Number: 4.18.502.7 CL302626
Storage: 32GB
Single Sim
I don't know what are all those.
Is is possible for me to upgrade to the Marshmallow (latest Android version)..?
If Yes, can anyone let me know the step by step instructions to upgrade or update the version...?
Thanks in Advance...

[Q&A] No Warning Message for Unlocked Bootloader

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Thank you
Helvio88 said:
Hello Guys!
I'm waiting for my new Moto X to arrive! Meanwhile, I'd like to start with a little contribution for the unlocked bootloader early adopters!
Just like the old Moto X thread, I present you the removed Warning Message logo.bin!
Simply flash it with:
Code:
fastboot flash logo logo.bin
Happy Flashing!
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Hi buddy. I just wanna thank you cuz I was looking for the logo and I couldn't find it until I saw ur post.
I know my next question does not belong to the original quote (I'm so sorry for asking you that). I updated my xt1095 to lollipop and it was soak test, it had bugs and I decided to get kit kat back. So I unlocked my bootloader cuz I had to and I flashed stock factory image (from Motorola). My question is, if I receive OTA (lollipop) can I update or not? 'Cause I don't wanna have a beautiful brick
McL0ving said:
Hi buddy. I just wanna thank you cuz I was looking for the logo and I couldn't find it until I saw ur post.
I know my next question does not belong to the original quote (I'm so sorry for asking you that). I updated my xt1095 to lollipop and it was soak test, it had bugs and I decided to get kit kat back. So I unlocked my bootloader cuz I had to and I flashed stock factory image (from Motorola). My question is, if I receive OTA (lollipop) can I update or not? 'Cause I don't wanna have a beautiful brick
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The answer to this question seems to be yes, but I'm not sure anyone is entirely certain. I know the OTA process worked for me the first time before factory images were available and I had a few things tweaked with my system. Likely what will happen is that your logo.bin will just be rewritten in the upgrade. However, the stock logo.bin has been included in the factory restore process, so if and when the OTA comes out you could always go into fastboot and fastboot flash the original logo.bin contained within the restore images if you are having issues
Thanks
mrapp said:
The answer to this question seems to be yes, but I'm not sure anyone is entirely certain. I know the OTA process worked for me the first time before factory images were available and I had a few things tweaked with my system. Likely what will happen is that your logo.bin will just be rewritten in the upgrade. However, the stock logo.bin has been included in the factory restore process, so if and when the OTA comes out you could always go into fastboot and fastboot flash the original logo.bin contained within the restore images if you are having issues
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Thank u again for answering and I really appreciate that. So I'll expect the OTA
See u around
Wow just flashed on moto XT1096 marshmallow and it works great. Thanks dear finally I get rid of hated bootloader unlocked warning screen. Thanks.
Will this work on 6.0 xt1092?
Yes, it worked on my XT1092 stock 6.0 rom which I installed on my XT1096 after unlocking it's bootloader.
abrarakram19 said:
Yes, it worked on my XT1092 stock 6.0 rom which I installed on my XT1096 after unlocking it's bootloader.
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For sure? Thank you so much!
Also, pls tell me how did you flash twrp (if you did) on your device as I have the same variant and version of device! Will help a lot!
I don't flash any custom recovery, just unlocked bootloader and flashed marshmallow 6.0 stock rom from another variant like xt1092 and then flashed this logo and everything is good.
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But after flashing stock rom from another variant you will not be able to connect to Varizon network

[Q&A] RAZR i Root

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xt890 stuck at boot and looping.
Hi Guys,
I'm in need of serious help. My phone (xt890) was stuck at the Red motorola logo. I tried unlocking the boot loader and also flashed the boot loader. It didn't work and now the phone is stuck in a loop at loading the boot loader. It's not even reaching the stage where adb can detect the device.
I used the boot loader from this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2011709
Thanks in advance.
iandroid12 said:
Hi Guys,
I'm in need of serious help. My phone (xt890) was stuck at the Red motorola logo. I tried unlocking the boot loader and also flashed the boot loader. It didn't work and now the phone is stuck in a loop at loading the boot loader. It's not even reaching the stage where adb can detect the device.
I used the boot loader from this link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2011709
Thanks in advance.
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You are trying to flash an ICS bootimage to a JB android system. That just doesn't match. If you unlocked the bootloader, i assume u don't have any data left then. Just reflash the whole system then with RSD-Lite. Enough post on the subforum about that U can't use adb, u will need to use fastboot.
I have unlocked the bootloader, and now all i want to do is root the phone. Could someone please please put an idiots guide/tutorial up for me. I am currently on stock 4.4.2 Kitkat. I am only trying to get past the "writing to external SD card" problem, but i need a rooted phone for that. Thank you.
Root Razr i 4.4.2
jagsman411971 said:
I have unlocked the bootloader, and now all i want to do is root the phone. Could someone please please put an idiots guide/tutorial up for me. I am currently on stock 4.4.2 Kitkat. I am only trying to get past the "writing to external SD card" problem, but i need a rooted phone for that. Thank you.
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Hi. You are a simple steps to have root now that you have unlocked the bootloader of the Razr i. You can follow this very simple steps shown in the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIHUo8nx0UQ
It's basically to dowload this package: "RAZR i RECOVERY.rar" https://mega.co.nz/#!sF8wzQ7C!ssc3uPDKVGhti9qhCfQUbDbgpI-rHECRjbAoz-Fx7R4 (It's the same from the video)
Then you copy these 2 lines of commands and paste them into the CMD prompt:
Command to install TWRP:
fastboot flash recovery recovery-razri-twrptouch.img. (Include the last dot)
Command to reboot the device:
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Then watch the video for the next simple steps, you don't need to understand the language (Portuguese) to follow the steps.
It'll work for 4.4.2. Of course you need to have the drivers installed. You can get them from the Motorola site.
I think it should work for other Motorola smartphones too.
I hope you this helps n.n
- L.

XT1068 downgrade to 4.4.4 fail

Dear all,
I'm new to xda and to ROM tweaking and changing, but I am a developer and I know Linux very well.
I'm trying to restore the factory 4.4.4 ROM on my XT1068 because I can't live with Lollipop even if I tried for weeks.
The factory images are posted in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/mot...riginal-motorola-firmware-collection-t3153533 and I followed the instructions there and other instructions as well with no success so far.
What I tried, after rooting the phone and unlocking the bootloader has been:
- flashing according to http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/restore-to-stock-t2873657 using fastboot commandline from my laptop
- trying to install with TWRP
Attempts with fastboot commands were a total failure and only lead me to bricking the system multiple times. Apparently the signature is not accepted so some of the fastboot flash steps miserably fail and brick the system.
Attempts with TWRP to install or wipe and install (also disabling the signature check otherwise it gets stopped by that) bring nowhere, with TWRP just telling that there was an error flashing right after checking the md5sum. By the way: there was no md5sum on the files in the original thread, so I created my own one (with the risk of having wrong md5 if the download was corrupted).
After hours spent on this the only thing I think I figured out is that lollipop bootloader is a nightmare and prevents me from installing 4.4.4. I can't figure out how you guys managed to install without complaints the 4.4.4 images. BTW: the 5.0 image I had on the smartphone was the RETGB one and it was bought over amazon, originally shipped with 4.4.4
P.S: the error I get with fastboot is: preflash verification failed
must have unlocked bootloader via motorla page and try my 4.4.4 easy installer http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/windows-tool-moto-g-2014-xt1068-dual-t2983295- read the README for instructions -firmware d in list for GB from amazon UK
leonardo186 said:
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My friend, if you wanna upgrade your Android OS, please do it NOT(!!!), then flash a Factory Image from XDA on your phone.
It results in a hard brick if you upgrade via OTA.

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