It doesn't say much other than security patch but it's over 530MB.
Just downloaded it... Wonder why the heavy payload..
Can still achieve root after this update?
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Chyrio said:
Can still achieve root after this update?
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Yes you can, just reflash twrp and flash UPDATE-SuperSU zip
Does anyone know if it includes a fix for the Stagefright 2.0 (audio) problem?
GeodudeFFP said:
Does anyone know if it includes a fix for the Stagefright 2.0 (audio) problem?
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The audio one was just discovered. No one has patched it yet.
BlackDave said:
The audio one was just discovered. No one has patched it yet.
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My understanding is that Google provided a patch to vendors on September 10th; is this incorrect?
EDIT: looks like Google shared info with manufacturers September 10th, but the patch is coming Oct. 5th to Nexus users...and to the rest of us, hopefully soon!
Why when I try to update it brings me to my teamwin recovery thing instead of auto updating
AfricanYeti said:
Why when I try to update it brings me to my teamwin recovery thing instead of auto updating
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You need to flash the stock recovery
Downloaded the update and Zimperium's Stagefright Detector app still shows CVE-2015-3876 & 6602 are still vulnerable. Hopefully the next release fixes this.
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Can't unlock the bootloader after this update.
rgao007 said:
Can't unlock the bootloader after this update.
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Just enable unlock bootloader from developer options. You'll get an error when you try to unlock using htcdev but it still unlocks. Just tried it today.
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Prasad said:
Just enable unlock bootloader from developer options. You'll get an error when you try to unlock using htcdev but it still unlocks. Just tried it today.
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I did that, but fastboot kept throwing me errors.
rgao007 said:
I did that, but fastboot kept throwing me errors.
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Yeah, it'll do that. But I can confirm the boot loader does indeed unlock. Snap a screenshot and post in case you're getting a different error.
Prasad said:
Yeah, it'll do that. But I can confirm the boot loader does indeed unlock. Snap a screenshot and post in case you're getting a different error.
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Gah, I don't know if I want to since I've already restored all my data back (Had to send my M9 in for service).
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Prasad said:
Yeah, it'll do that. But I can confirm the boot loader does indeed unlock. Snap a screenshot and post in case you're getting a different error.
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Decided to do it, but chose the "All other devices" option in HTC Dev. I chose the T-Mobile M9 option before and the unlocking didn't work for some reason.
I've had my M9 about 2 weeks and just got the update to 2.7.531.6 today (had to RUU back to stock for that) and wanted to get it fully updated, but when I run the OTA checker, it says there are no further updates. Is there some mandatory delay between updates, or did 2.11.531.19 get pulled?
papadelogan said:
I've had my M9 about 2 weeks and just got the update to 2.7.531.6 today (had to RUU back to stock for that) and wanted to get it fully updated, but when I run the OTA checker, it says there are no further updates. Is there some mandatory delay between updates, or did 2.11.531.19 get pulled?
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Shouldnt be, 2.11.531.19 was a minor update mostly for stagefright
get the OTA here
or you can get the 2.11.531.19 ruu here
Related
Does anyone else have a stock unrooted one that has come up with an update in the past day or two? My wife's says there is an update available(she is on 1.08.x.x). Just wondering what the update is for.
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hmm lets us know! Id check but im not stock
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Do you have to be unrooted to check? I'm on the stock deodexed rom and nothing comes up
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http://www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp?sid=KB420550&cv=820#fbid=i2irk5lbEXU
If it's just network Idk if I'll update. I might just to see if there's a difference
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I just got the update notice this morning. I'll do what I can to capture the update zip since it's not going to install correctly with CWM.
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Trying to update and this is what I get
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Haven't looked at the zip yet, but I found it at /cache/fumo/OTAPkg.zip and it was dated today.
http://pub.noswap.com/mystul-ota-2013-08-04.zip
Edit: just took a peek at it, and it looks like it's mostly patching files in system, rather than flashing an all new system image. But the new version looks like it's "1.08.502.4".
i got a update notice 2 days ago but i already have twrp recovery and couldnt update with that recovery.
My wife's is not unlocked yet hopefully this isn't Att blocking the unlock process. Because the thing is just going to do it probably before I get a chance tonight. But I wouldn't put it past them. They have been trying to get HTC to exclude our Att phones from dev unlock since HTC put up the site...
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I will go back stock and check it out...
Was still able to unlock. But not sure if they have patched for s-off... Haven't tried to do that(the wifes phone and she doesn't want me to do s-off).
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according to s-off crew, moonshine is most likely blocked with this OTA. There is a possible workaround and I will be doing the procedure this weekend and posting up a tutorial if it works.
If I am unlocked, rooted and have s-off can i safely take the update? It automatically started downloading on my phone and the only thing I can do to stop it is turn off all data.
A prompt response is highly appreciated, thank you.
edxmon said:
If I am unlocked, rooted and have s-off can i safely take the update? It automatically started downloading on my phone and the only thing I can do to stop it is turn off all data.
A prompt response is highly appreciated, thank you.
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If you have a custom recovery(and why wouldn't you?) then you have nothing to worry about. It won't update with a custom recovery. It will just fail and that's it.
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according to s-off crew, moonshine is most likely blocked with this OTA. There is a possible workaround and I will be doing the procedure this weekend and posting up a tutorial if it works.
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Question on the s-off front. My wife had to take the update before I could stop it but she doesn't want s-off anyway. My question is if it is needed for anything I would want to do... Such as running a 4.2.2 Sense 5 port from the htc mini... I have the htc one and I know that there was no real good reason for s-off(i did it anyway of course...) but I also know each phone is a little different. So thus my question... Sorry if this is too noobish...
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Question on the s-off front. My wife had to take the update before I could stop it but she doesn't want s-off anyway. My question is if it is needed for anything I would want to do... Such as running a 4.2.2 Sense 5 port from the htc mini... I have the htc one and I know that there was no real good reason for s-off(i did it anyway of course...) but I also know each phone is a little different. So thus my question... Sorry if this is too noobish...
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no. fastboot flash boot boot.img solves all problems. but s-off is non-destructive on the data so if you want to give it a try and report back it would be appreciated. It would save me time this weekend.
But I understand its the wife's. My wife won't let me touch her phones after the first 4 hours....lol
jmz said:
no. fastboot flash boot boot.img solves all problems. but s-off is non-destructive on the data so if you want to give it a try and report back it would be appreciated. It would save me time this weekend.
But I understand its the wife's. My wife won't let me touch her phones after the first 4 hours....lol
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Ok thanks for the info. She let me unlock it and try flashing my failed port rom... But when I was debating whether I indeed wanted to s-off my ONE I might have inadvertently mentioned that there are risks when your s-off. And now she wants no part of it(no faith!!!!). Lol
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i installed the update and S-Off stayed, however if i try to unlock my bootloader the phone will go into a boot loop.
I unlocked the bootloader, installed cmw in fastboot usb mode, flashed the superuser then relocked the bootloader and everything worked fine. I installed the awesome beats package too without having to unlock the boot loader.
coolren said:
i installed the update and S-Off stayed, however if i try to unlock my bootloader the phone will go into a boot loop.
I unlocked the bootloader, installed cmw in fastboot usb mode, flashed the superuser then relocked the bootloader and everything worked fine. I installed the awesome beats package too without having to unlock the boot loader.
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Yes this is a bug with s-off. Not just the aftermarket s-off. This is even happening with factory s-off devices. Not really sure what is causing it. Sometime I will sit down and try to get a dmesg and logcat of it to determine what is going on.
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Has anyone tried doing the s-off after the latest update this month? Just curious if it still works or if the update patched the exploit.
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Clselfridge said:
Has anyone tried doing the s-off after the latest update this month? Just curious if it still works or if the update patched the exploit.
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I haven't had a chance to check yet. I will he checking though. The s-off guys think it was patched.
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Supposed to help with connectivity issues.
https://community.sprint.com/baw/mo...ssion?content=/api/core/v2/discussions/155906
I'm HTC Unlocked and S-OFF and trying an HTC Software Check isn't returning anything for me yet.
exSD said:
I'm HTC Unlocked and S-OFF and trying an HTC Software Check isn't returning anything for me yet.
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Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are S-Off. There may not be an exploit yet and will have to wait until there is to regain S-OFF.
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FlowingAway said:
Supposed to help with connectivity issues.
https://community.sprint.com/baw/mo...ssion?content=/api/core/v2/discussions/155906
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Since this update brings us to the same version as the international models, I wonder if it will include EXTREME POWER SAVER MODE
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Since this update brings us to the same version as the international models, I wonder if it will include EXTREME POWER SAVER MODE
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I was thinking that same thing. I bet it does. EXTREEEMMEE
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Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are unlocked and rooted.
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That's a given. I was just going to download it and pull the update off the storage.
schmeggy929 said:
Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are unlocked and rooted.
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http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/ :
Some content on your device may also be invalidated and cannot be accessed any more because of invalid DRM security keys. This includes content that you may have purchased through a 3rd party vendor and through HTC. Furthermore, although you will still be able to receive updates to your device via FOTA (“firmware over the air”), we do not guarantee that updating your device via FOTA will not render your device unusable. Please understand that you will not be able to return your device to the original state and going forward your device may not be held covered under the warranty for all claims resulting from the unlocking of the bootloader. HTC bears no responsibility if your device is no longer usable afterwards.
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schmeggy929 said:
Once you are unlocked you don't updates anymore. You have to wait until one of the Dev's create a modified firmware update.
EDIT: Actually never do a OTA if you are unlocked and rooted.
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Not true.. Once you are S-OFF you stay S-OFF even after an HBOOT update. This is assuming that you are still using the stock odex ROM with stock recovery.
Ph33zy said:
Not true.. Once you are S-OFF you stay S-OFF even after an HBOOT update. This is assuming that you are still using the stock odex ROM with stock recovery.
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That's correct if you are already s-off, we usually don't get s-off so quickly. But if you didn't s-off and are unlocked, it might take a while to exploit the updated HBOOT.
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Still stock. No update available yet. Hope it comes tomorrow or I have to return this baby even though I hate to because I love this phone almost as much as the g2
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Success100 said:
Still stock. No update available yet. Hope it comes tomorrow or I have to return this baby even though I hate to because I love this phone almost as much as the g2
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What we're trying to say tho, is you don't want to take this 1.54 update without s-off first. If you take 1.54 it probably has new hboot that you wouldn't be able to s-off with then
~m8whl modded stock
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Update is out ! Downloading now
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Update is out ! Downloading now
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Can u capture the ota?
Whatcha mean ?
Don't remember if I need to have a locked boot loader to take the ota....I'm stock rooted s-off unlocked.
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kkwus74 said:
Whatcha mean ?
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He means download it but don't install it.
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Man sorry just did
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He means download it but don't install it.
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How to get OTA from your Device:
1. When an update is available, let it download. After the download completes, when it asks for intalling, give install later.
2. Connect your device in Storage mode and search the memory card for "OTA"
How to Install OTA:
1. Download OTA file
2. Rename it 'update.zip' (not update.zip.zip)
3. Put on root of SD card
4. Boot phone into HBOOT
5. Select recovery
6. Select Update from Zip
7. Select 'install update.zip from SD card'
8. Press power to select
https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&confirm=S6Cj&id=0B-_A25cR0bQFN0Y5ejdlOVhlSDA
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eric00716 said:
How to get OTA from your Device:
1. When an update is available, let it download. After the download completes, when it asks for intalling, give install later.
2. Connect your device in Storage mode and search the memory card for "OTA"
How to Install OTA:
1. Download OTA file
2. Rename it 'update.zip' (not update.zip.zip)
3. Put on root of SD card
4. Boot phone into HBOOT
5. Select recovery
6. Select Update from Zip
7. Select 'install update.zip from SD card'
8. Press power to select
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Do you have to have stock recovery to do this?
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Got my M8 at the Sprint store today and of course they ran the update to 1.54.651.8. Can anyone tell me if this is I can still obtain root with the update using BD619's method?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2698394
Thanks!!!
Yes, you can still root.
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Yes, you can still root.
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Thanks FinZ
Glad to help. Keep in mind that the root method generally doesn't change, but the S-off method may. So far, looks like Firewater works for the original software version that came on the phone, as well as the OTA.
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Why would they take it out of the box, much less run an update on it?
We'd be fighting.
Can I ask you fellas a question. I'm still running stock but I'm rooted and s-off. I keep getting the system update and I want to accept the update because it adds the extreme power saver to my Sprint M8. If I do exactly how do reroot. I know I'll stay S-off. Thanks in advance.
One method1911
Why not just flash the stock rooted rom
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METHOD1911 said:
Can I ask you fellas a question. I'm still running stock but I'm rooted and s-off. I keep getting the system update and I want to accept the update because it adds the extreme power saver to my Sprint M8. If I do exactly how do reroot. I know I'll stay S-off. Thanks in advance.
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I think Captain Throwback has a stock rooted ROM based off the latest OTA. I would flash that, instead. Too much trouble if you choose the other route.
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I think Captain Throwback has a stock rooted ROM based off the latest OTA. I would flash that, instead. Too much trouble if you choose the other route.
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Flash the rom along with the firmware.
But if you wanted to flash the update from sprint it's not that hard. You would need Sprints stock recovery flashed on your device (it's in one of Captains threads) and your software would need to have all of the files the OTA wants to update since it fails if it doesn't find all the files it is changing. Other than that take the update, let it finish and boot up, and then flash twrp (or cwm), flash SU, and you're back to rooted.
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Flash the rom along with the firmware.
But if you wanted to flash the update from sprint it's not that hard. You would need Sprints stock recovery flashed on your device (it's in one of Captains threads) and your software would need to have all of the files the OTA wants to update since it fails if it doesn't find all the files it is changing. Other than that take the update, let it finish and boot up, and then flash twrp (or cwm), flash SU, and you're back to rooted.
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Yeah, forgot to mention flashing the new firmware. Good looking out:thumbup:
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Rookie Mistake!
Just for the record I took the Update. Not realizing that the firmware was going to be updated as well. My bad, now I can't even unlock my bootloader, I get an error message(pwr/vol.dn). I also tried to using cmd(adb) error message cannot 'flash' Now what? I usually root my devices on day one. oh well. Noob I am not.:confused a I am...
Any Ideas?
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Star2dn said:
Just for the record I took the Update. Not realizing that the firmware was going to be updated as well. My bad, now I can't even unlock my bootloader, I get an error message(pwr/vol.dn). I also tried to using cmd(adb) error message cannot 'flash' Now what? I usually root my devices on day one. oh well. Noob I am not.:confused a I am...
Any Ideas?
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Shouldn't matter if you took the update
HTC Dev will unlock your bootloader unless Sprint blocked it like what happened to Verizon...they blocked folks from using HTC Dev.
I took the update a couple days ago, and just rooted last night. Htcdev worked fine for me. Followed this video:
Root the Sprint HTC One M8: http://youtu.be/wy8Htj2YL4E
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Got It
Late last night I tried out Hasoon2000's (EASY) ALL-IN-ONE KIT. It got me rooted. Always did it manually never had any issue before, oh well I'm rooted that's what matter.
Thanks for the feedback
And a big thanks to Hasoon2000's.
Great Work!
lol
Just wondering which version Verizon phones are running right now? Like Verizon LMY47Z? I tried the beta preview 3 and don't like it and would like to switch back to stock but I can't get any OTAs with a updated bootloader....
Thank you
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thawte said:
Just wondering which version Verizon phones are running right now? Like Verizon LMY47Z? I tried the beta preview 3 and don't like it and would like to switch back to stock but I can't get any OTAs with a updated bootloader....
Thank you
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The latest build for Nexus 6s on Verizon are LMY48I.
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Latest is LMY48I. Has the partial Stagefright fix. LMY47Z is also Verizon without the fix.
Thank you very much for the info. I am going to restore back to that then and see if I have better luck with battery power.
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It looks like the boot loader from LMY48I flashed over the top of the beta 3 boot loader woohoo! Next question, if I root the phone/ install TWRP, will I still be notified about OTAs and then I can just reapply rooting and the custom recovery?
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It looks like the boot loader from LMY48I flashed over the top of the beta 3 boot loader woohoo! Next question, if I root the phone/ install TWRP, will I still be notified about OTAs and then I can just reapply rooting and the custom recovery?
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If you root and install TWRP will be notified of OTA but won't be able to flash it till return to full stock again. Can't have anything modified.
Ah gotcha. Thank you for the info
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Ah gotcha. Thank you for the info
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If gonna be modified just forget about OTAs. If have to flash back to stock just flash the updated factory image and be done with it. Save a lot of time and headaches. And don't relock bootloader.
I do like being modified and having some of the features and whatnot... I just got pretty mad earlier because my phone was awake and killing battery the whole time i was at work. I went to go use it and it was completely dead by the end of work
It's security updates up to May 1st. I can't install it though it fails and I am stock with unlocked bootloader.
Comet1966 said:
It's security updates up to May 1st. I can't install it though it fails and I am stuck with an unlocked bootloader.
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I'm in the same boat. I just followed this thread and did everything right when restoring my stock ROM for Sprint. The only thing I didn't do was lock the bootloader. I cannot do OTA updates, fails every time. Someone mentioned a few pages in that thread, that right now it's a 50/50 chance due to an unknown variable. Give the forum time we will get it
Link to thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/z2-force/how-to/how-to-return-to-stock-sprint-t3694783
I'll try tonight after the Gym and see if I can get it to update for me
JordanFromIT said:
I'm in the same boat. I just followed this thread and did everything right when restoring my stock ROM for Sprint. The only thing I didn't do was lock the bootloader. I cannot do OTA updates, fails every time. Someone mentioned a few pages in that thread, that right now it's a 50/50 chance due to an unknown variable. Give the forum time we will get it
Link to thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/z2-force/how-to/how-to-return-to-stock-sprint-t3694783
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For me, that variable is twrp. If I flashall to stock I can take the ota, then resinstall twrp and root after. Worked today too.
I was going to install LineageOS and just gave up on it lol. So I flash-all'd back to stock and the OTA worked this time.
So is there a method for clean flashing or i just flash over a rom using fastboot? I tried flashing a retail rom on my tmobile variant, it work but some things were broken.
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I was going to install LineageOS and just gave up on it lol. So I flash-all'd back to stock and the OTA worked this time.
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which flashall did you use? I'm trying to do this too and it fails no matter what. did you also re-lock the boot loader for the ota to work?
I've tried unlocked and locked and it still doesn't take the OTA for me.
byt3b0mb said:
which flashall did you use? I'm trying to do this too and it fails no matter what. did you also re-lock the boot loader for the ota to work?
I've tried unlocked and locked and it still doesn't take the OTA for me.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/z2-force/how-to/how-to-return-to-stock-sprint-t3694783
I used the sprint oreo flash-all from that link, 2nd post. I just ran it and then updated without issue.
Comet1966 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/z2-force/how-to/how-to-return-to-stock-sprint-t3694783
I used the sprint oreo flash-all from that link, 2nd post. I just ran it and then updated without issue.
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oh. I am on T-Mobile. seems that im on december security patch although im on 27.1. something is wrong with my phone...
You'd think Motorola would have released an updated flash-all. Maybe they have?
Josh McGrath said:
You'd think Motorola would have released an updated flash-all. Maybe they have?
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I doubt it. The Feb release of the Dec update got released two months later. (Apr 7th)
This phone is really weird. I got the update to work the very first time I flashall but twrp bootlooped and it won't install after the second flashall, tried multiple times.
This phone is really software wonky
the zip files from Tmobiie are NASH_TMO_C_OCX27.109-51.... Does anyone know the difference between this and the OCX27.109-48-6?
kendallgreen said:
the zip files from Tmobiie are NASH_TMO_C_OCX27.109-51.... Does anyone know the difference between this and the OCX27.109-48-6?
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When the update first came out, the December path I think, it was simply generic Android security updates, nothing specific to our phone or fixes, at least for the TMobile version