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This is an update on a previous post, this time however you don't have to sieve through Chinese websites to get them....i have spent time to get them for you!
This Will revert your HTC Salsa to Stock
By using these you will wipe everything you have done. Recovery will be wiped, unknown about lock/unlocked boot-loader as i haven't attempted this with unlocked boot-loader before as.i had s-off at the time.
You do this at your own risk, i take no responsibility at all for anything that may or may not happen lol
Instructions for use.
HTC SYNC installed but not running, you want the cable driver mainly.
Instead of following on screen instruction via the RUU, set your phone into fastboot mode yourself then activate/run the RUU.exe you require, i would suggest run as administrator (right click on application)
This will take some time to install, i did it on 3rd attempt, first 2 were relying on the RUU to boot the phone for me...3rd i booted into fastboot/bootloader myself and away it went.
if for any reason it doesn't respond to you or it doesn't install stock or freezes, whip out the battery and do it all again!
Below are the RUU's please find the correct region your in and download accordingly. EU RUU is a common one if the others don't work. all roms are based of this version.
RUU_Icon_G_HTCCN_CHS_1.24.1400.4_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_204455_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_HTC_Europe_1.12.401.1_R_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_193257_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_O2_UK_1.18.206.2_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_198160_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_hTC_Asia_HK_1.16.708.3_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_197702_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_hTC_Asia_India_1.12.720.2_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_193467_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_HTC_TUR_1.18.468.2_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_199341_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_Hutch_AUS_1.18.861.1_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_197619_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_Voda-Hutch_AU_1.17.862.2_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_198433_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_Chunghwa_1.13.751.1_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_193940_signed.exe
RUU_Icon_G_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.12.707.2_Radio_47.14.35.3030H_7.47.35.17_release_193464_signed.exe
as the link in the lower post suggested you can also try this
*this wasn't provided by me please don't blame me if anything goes wrong*
1. Download your RUU
2. Extract and copy the system.img AND boot.img to the same directory as your fastboot tools "C:/fastboottools" ( make sure to copy both files )
3. Enter the fastboot mode on your phone by pressing volume down + power button after the device has been turned off.
4. Choose fastboot on the phone by pressing power button, and then connect your phone to your PC
5. Using fastboot tools, open the Command prompt and navigate to "C:\fastboottools" then run this command on cmd: "fastboot flash system system.img"
6. Dont reboot, Using fastboot tools, run this command on cmd: "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
( The two commands in step 5 and 6 are different, make sure to type each one correctly and to do them straight after each other )
7. Reboot phone. let it boot up, you will still get bootloop or error message.
8. Take out the battery.
9. Boot back into bootloader ( Volume down + power ).
10. Now choose recovery.
11. Phone should now reboot itself and bam, all should now work fine.
Well it seems a lot of you shadows hiding away wanted these lol, as the downloads in 1 day surprised me lol.
BigBear is using Xparent Tapatalk Purple
I managed to revert back to stock using this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631121
Now I am running 2.3.3
Now i just want to update to 2.3.5 if possible, haven't been able to get OTA updates. Do you know how i can go about it?
CWM recovery is still intact.
Thanks
The salsa will never have 2.3.5 ota. HTC stopped at 2.3.3 and discontinued updates for us. well the stopped producing the salsa and totally dropped it.
that's why we have 2.3.5 roms that are not meant for us...ie no FB button that works correctly, no mirror or front facing camera.
and this is probably why noone is still running stock roms anymore
BigBear is using Xparent Tapatalk Purple
getting error 155 again and again. Used RUU_Europe, RUU_UK, RUU_Asia_WWE, RU_Asia_India. Rebooted to the fastboot screen myself but the RUU takes over from the white screen and fastboot menu and goes into the black screen with HTC written. Tried letting RUU boot itself but still same error.
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I have previously unlocked bootloader to gain Root Access since I had S-ON on my device. Need help urgently. Can I revert back to a locked Bootloader or anything ?
Now I have relocked the bootloader and tried the Europe Salsa RUU.... It is giving me Error 140 now claiming the bootloader version is invalid.
HBOOT is updated and I notice that the Radio version mentioned on Fastboot Bootloader screen is different than mentioned in the RUU.
Mine says:
*** Relocked ***
ICON_G PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.08.0000
MICROP-0558
RADIO-7.51.35.19
Dec 16 2011,16:12:07
razasohail said:
getting error 155 again and again. Used RUU_Europe, RUU_UK, RUU_Asia_WWE, RU_Asia_India. Rebooted to the fastboot screen myself but the RUU takes over from the white screen and fastboot menu and goes into the black screen with HTC written. Tried letting RUU boot itself but still same error.
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I have previously unlocked bootloader to gain Root Access since I had S-ON on my device. Need help urgently. Can I revert back to a locked Bootloader or anything ?
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Did you take a nandroid backup in recovery at all?, if so restore it.if recovery isn't there reinstall recovery and restore your backup.
BigBear is using Xparent Tapatalk Purple
Get the phone to Stock
Hi..
Where can I get these files
system.img and boot.img
2. Extract and copy the system.img AND boot.img to the same directory as your fastboot tools "C:/fastboottools" ( make sure to copy both files )
arekapudi said:
Hi..
Where can I get these files
system.img and boot.img
2. Extract and copy the system.img AND boot.img to the same directory as your fastboot tools "C:/fastboottools" ( make sure to copy both files )
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this guide wasn't provided by me, i do know what this means but its hard to explain to a newbie...
for the more technical side of go here >http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631121, it may help you...
ok after of hours of fiddling around with this, I have come to the point where I really need the system.img and boot.img files
my phone is stuck at the htc boot screen with white background.
I have installed htc cable driver and got fastboottools files created and did some googling and found out that the only other way to install this is by running the exe while in fastboot and have to bootloader "relocked"
I tried to extract them from the executable using 7-zip but can't see them there.
Any help is greatly appreciated. thanks.
Saturn007 said:
ok after of hours of fiddling around with this, I have come to the point where I really need the system.img and boot.img files
my phone is stuck at the htc boot screen with white background.
I have installed htc cable driver and got fastboottools files created and did some googling and found out that the only other way to install this is by running the exe while in fastboot and have to bootloader "relocked"
I tried to extract them from the executable using 7-zip but can't see them there.
Any help is greatly appreciated. thanks.
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in all fairness mate, i can't help on this. these guides were provided by others and has been known to work for us. i have not tried this and will not be trying this either as i have no desire to revert. what i do mention in all rom threads is this. take a backup of your stock rom in recovery before you tamper or change anything, this way you can revert straight back to your stock rom, no questions asked.
i would think though you may not have either installed correctly or its the wrong ruu, but i can't tell
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in all fairness mate, i can't help on this. these guides were provided by others and has been known to work for us. i have not tried this and will not be trying this either as i have no desire to revert. what i do mention in all rom threads is this. take a backup of your stock rom in recovery before you tamper or change anything, this way you can revert straight back to your stock rom, no questions asked.
i would think though you may not have either installed correctly or its the wrong ruu, but i can't tell
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I am not holding you responsible for any of my actions mate. I do appreciate all the info you provided here.
I attempted to do a backup but the SD card got full in the middle of the process. My luck.
I was just asking if anyone (not necessarily you) would have a copy of these files as I attempted to download the files from the other thread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631121, but the links are dead. I was hoping someone might have them and would like to share with us. That's all.
Saturn007 said:
I am not holding you responsible for any of my actions mate. I do appreciate all the info you provided here.
I attempted to do a backup but the SD card got full in the middle of the process. My luck.
I was just asking if anyone (not necessarily you) would have a copy of these files as I attempted to download the files from the other thread, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631121, but the links are dead. I was hoping someone might have them and would like to share with us. That's all.
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tel me what you want and ill get it, but you have to tell me which file to get it from and ill host it up for you. ie you want the system.img and boot.img but from which ruu?
BigBearEvo said:
tel me what you want and ill get it, but you have to tell me which file to get it from and ill host it up for you. ie you want the system.img and boot.img but from which ruu?
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Hi i am getting error 140 aswell after relocking my bootloader..???can someone help me as im trying to restore and im struggeling...
any help will be appreciated but i tried some other tutorials but they require a zip version of the RUU.. ;(
gagan313 said:
Hi i am getting error 140 aswell after relocking my bootloader..???can someone help me as im trying to restore and im struggeling...
any help will be appreciated but i tried some other tutorials but they require a zip version of the RUU.. ;(
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you won't get a zip version ruu only stock as i listed rom wise. now did you lock the bootloader before trying to add stock back on?
if you did there's part of your problem.
unlock it again, go find stock.zip in stock rom thread in android development section and flash it....then lock the bootloader. if you lock the loader again please note root etc won't work/function correctly again. to have any root privilege's you require either s-off or unlocked bootloader.
BigBearEvo said:
you won't get a zip version ruu only stock as i listed rom wise. now did you lock the bootloader before trying to add stock back on?
if you did there's part of your problem.
unlock it again, go find stock.zip in stock rom thread in android development section and flash it....then lock the bootloader. if you lock the loader again please note root etc won't work/function correctly again. to have any root privilege's you require either s-off or unlocked bootloader.
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ok i will try that now
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nope... it dosnt work... it says bootloader version error
(which came up before..)
just so you know.. i am S-ON and hboot 1.8.00000 or somthing...
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could it be posssible that i have the wrong RUU??
i am definatly on EURO but when i go through the ruu install wizard it says:
Verify that you want to update the ROM version:
From:
Image version:
1.28.0.0
To:
Image version:
1.12.401.1_r
could i have the wrong one?? or is this normal??
gagan313 said:
ok i will try that now
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nope... it dosnt work... it says bootloader version error
(which came up before..)
just so you know.. i am S-ON and hboot 1.8.00000 or somthing...
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could it be posssible that i have the wrong RUU??
i am definatly on EURO but when i go through the ruu install wizard it says:
Verify that you want to update the ROM version:
From:
Image version:
1.28.0.0
To:
Image version:
1.12.401.1_r
could i have the wrong one?? or is this normal??
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tends to be normal that, but just to let you know...i have only ever reset using the ruu once before and it took along time to do it! since then ive never gone back. ive flashed stock.zip which gave me back stock...but its not for me.
so flash my stock.zip nothing else.
if it is just Facebook your having issues with then don't just swap roms or go back to stock, it won't help, it will probably make it worse to be honest. im using a new black Facebook as i hosted in the thread in android apps section and have no problems with it.
just make sure you have Facebook installed and moved to sd only.
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tends to be normal that, but just to let you know...i have only ever reset using the ruu once before and it took along time to do it! since then ive never gone back. ive flashed stock.zip which gave me back stock...but its not for me.
so flash my stock.zip nothing else.
if it is just Facebook your having issues with then don't just swap roms or go back to stock, it won't help, it will probably make it worse to be honest. im using a new black Facebook as i hosted in the thread in android apps section and have no problems with it.
just make sure you have Facebook installed and moved to sd only.
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thats just the thing you see....
for some reason, if i try the stock.zip i always have wifi issues as well as facebook issues and well... i have tried all the facebooks from 1.9.9 to the black one and it dosnt seem to sign in... evern after i have unin installed and moved to sd card using links2sd....:crying:
as for stock....
what i think is that there is a problem with my hboot... and error massage came up saying my hboot is newer than the one im trying to install... any way i can downgrade? (sorry for asking for so much of you)
gagan313 said:
that's just the thing you see....
for some reason, if i try the stock.zip i always have WiFi issues as well as Facebook issues and well... i have tried all the Facebook from 1.9.9 to the black one and it doesn't seem to sign in... even after i have uninstalled and moved to sdcard using link2sd....:crying:
as for stock....
what i think is that there is a problem with my hboot... and error massage came up saying my hboot is newer than the one im trying to install... any way i can downgrade? (sorry for asking for so much of you)
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no way to downgrade sorry.
it has been noted elsewhere that this Facebook issue tends to fail when its installed on normal internal memory or as an update on-top of the system Facebook already installed.
you can tell if this is the case by going into link2sd and looking at Facebook.apk, it may have a green updated next to it. you can remove this update by uninstalling it.
i don't have this problem as it works fine on CM7.
you can try and uninstall the Facebook you have, go into recovery wipe cache/dalvik and reboot, apparently this removes all traces it was there.
reboot and install Facebook 2.0 or black which ever.
using link2sd move it to the sdcard and then try it.
i am gonna try this on other roms when i can to see if this works or not.
BigBearEvo said:
no way to downgrade sorry.
it has been noted elsewhere that this Facebook issue tends to fail when its installed on normal internal memory or as an update on-top of the system Facebook already installed.
you can tell if this is the case by going into link2sd and looking at Facebook.apk, it may have a green updated next to it. you can remove this update by uninstalling it.
i don't have this problem as it works fine on CM7.
you can try and uninstall the Facebook you have, go into recovery wipe cache/dalvik and reboot, apparently this removes all traces it was there.
reboot and install Facebook 2.0 or black which ever.
using link2sd move it to the sdcard and then try it.
i am gonna try this on other roms when i can to see if this works or not.
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ok ill give it a shot
Ok so I recently rooted my HTC One and I think I might've bricked my phone. I tried out the Renovate ROM (I think it was the latest version) and it didn't work somehow, and my phone was stuck in boot, so I went into recovery, and factory reset but I accidently checked the button for system and then my OS was deleted. To fix that, I adb pushed Insert Coin ROM and flashed that, but when I booted my phone, it started up fine, but then after 10 seconds or so, the phone would just freeze and then reboot. I went back into recovery adb pushed the stock Sprint HTC One ROM and flashed that and the same thing is happening, but this time, when the phone turns on, it just shows a black screen with the notification bar at the top, and I can't use it in any way. It also freezes and reboots after like 10 second.
TL: DR
My Sprint HTC One keeps on freezing then rebooting after ten seconds, no matter what ROM I try.
Thanks in advance.
Yea....you understand you cant install gsm htc one roms. Thats what you did. Go download a ruu and run it while your in bootloader as i see adb is working for you
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Also no ur not bricked. A hard brick means the phone cant even power on. Its a brick. Unusable.
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HTC_M7 said:
Yea....you understand you cant install gsm htc one roms. Thats what you did. Go download a ruu and run it while your in bootloader as i see adb is working for you
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Also no ur not bricked. A hard brick means the phone cant even power on. Its a brick. Unusable.
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I believe I have done the same thing as I am very new to this. Is there a link or something to find this ruu? and doesn't it need to be a certain one?
Like my phone is a Sprint HTC One. I am stuck in a boot loop and no matter what ROM I try it just keeps rebooting? Please any help would be greatly appreciated!
Check this thread for the RUU and instructions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250904
Khilbron said:
Check this thread for the RUU and instructions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2250904
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YESSSS!!!!!! Thank you it worked after following video instructions. Thanks again. You wouldnt know to unlock bootloader again with fast boot would you? Or would I need to follow Dev instructions again?
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Also what is a gsm htc one rom and how is it different sorry but like i said I am very new to this less than a week so any info I am sucking up like a sponge! Thanks again for your help!
Knixson said:
YESSSS!!!!!! Thank you it worked after following video instructions. Thanks again. You wouldnt know to unlock bootloader again with fast boot would you? Or would I need to follow Dev instructions again?
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Also what is a gsm htc one rom and how is it different sorry but like i said I am very new to this less than a week so any info I am sucking up like a sponge! Thanks again for your help!
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fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin
GSM is the AT&T, T-mobile & international models....Sprint & Verizon are CDMA
O.M.J said:
fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin
GSM is the AT&T, T-mobile & international models....Sprint & Verizon are CDMA
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Thank you! would I also need to install the open recovery twrp to gain root access as well?
Knixson said:
YESSSS!!!!!! Thank you it worked after following video instructions. Thanks again. You wouldnt know to unlock bootloader again with fast boot would you? Or would I need to follow Dev instructions again?
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Also what is a gsm htc one rom and how is it different sorry but like i said I am very new to this less than a week so any info I am sucking up like a sponge! Thanks again for your help!
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You need to follow the dev instructions. If I were you though, I wouldn't do anything more until you understand some of the risks involved. A phone is a really, really inconvenient thing to have incapacitated when you're learning how to flash. For one, your device wasn't bricked (completely nonresponsive to input); for another, dev instructions are going to tell you to use fastboot (or a toolkit that runs fastboot for you).
Before you start again, you should learn how to use fastboot at the very least, and if you can, adb install/sideload (although it seems you tried that based on the OP). fastboot is often the only thing working if a flash goes awry.
A ROM is a ROM, no matter what device it's for. GSM/CDMA are separate network technologies that power your phone. In the U.S., Sprint and Verizon are the major CDMA carriers, while AT&T, T-Mobile, and essentially the rest of the world use GSM. The easiest way to tell the difference between the two is to remember if you needed a SIM card to activate the phone or not.
However, GSM and CDMA devices are set up differently on the software (and hardware, in terms of radios) side, and if you flash a ROM built for a GSM phone onto a CDMA equivalent, you'll probably break the device. For all intents and purposes, you should consider GSM phones to be wholly distinct devices. Also make sure you're only flashing ROMs built for Sprint, as there are often differences between Sprint and Verizon phones as well.
Knixson said:
Thank you! would I also need to install the open recovery twrp to gain root access as well?
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yep...unlock, flash recovery, flash ROM
Rirere said:
You need to follow the dev instructions. If I were you though, I wouldn't do anything more until you understand some of the risks involved. A phone is a really, really inconvenient thing to have incapacitated when you're learning how to flash. For one, your device wasn't bricked (completely nonresponsive to input); for another, dev instructions are going to tell you to use fastboot (or a toolkit that runs fastboot for you).
Before you start again, you should learn how to use fastboot at the very least, and if you can, adb install/sideload (although it seems you tried that based on the OP). fastboot is often the only thing working if a flash goes awry.
A ROM is a ROM, no matter what device it's for. GSM/CDMA are separate network technologies that power your phone. In the U.S., Sprint and Verizon are the major CDMA carriers, while AT&T, T-Mobile, and essentially the rest of the world use GSM. The easiest way to tell the difference between the two is to remember if you needed a SIM card to activate the phone or not.
However, GSM and CDMA devices are set up differently on the software (and hardware, in terms of radios) side, and if you flash a ROM built for a GSM phone onto a CDMA equivalent, you'll probably break the device. For all intents and purposes, you should consider GSM phones to be wholly distinct devices. Also make sure you're only flashing ROMs built for Sprint, as there are often differences between Sprint and Verizon phones as well.
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Thank you for all your information I really do appreciate it. I believe I understand fastboot alot better than when I started. I am starting to understand what I did wrong. I just have a few questions and I think I will be fine to just flash ROMs which is all I really want to do.
1. does it matter if s is off or not?
2. when I do flash a ROM should I flash just the IMG file or the whole ZIP?
I am sorry if this is inconvenient for you or other memebers I do apologize just trying to learn about this flashing ROMS
Knixson said:
Thank you for all your information I really do appreciate it. I believe I understand fastboot alot better than when I started. I am starting to understand what I did wrong. I just have a few questions and I think I will be fine to just flash ROMs which is all I really want to do.
1. does it matter if s is off or not?
2. when I do flash a ROM should I flash just the IMG file or the whole ZIP?
I am sorry if this is inconvenient for you or other memebers I do apologize just trying to learn about this flashing ROMS
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1) If all you are doing is flashing Roms right now you don't need to s-off.
2) You flash the zip.
and I will second the notion that you should do a lot of reading before you do too much. This is an easy process to screw up if you don't know what you are doing and taking your phone out of commission can be a real pain in the ass.
Good Luck!
Knixson said:
Thank you for all your information I really do appreciate it. I believe I understand fastboot alot better than when I started. I am starting to understand what I did wrong. I just have a few questions and I think I will be fine to just flash ROMs which is all I really want to do.
1. does it matter if s is off or not?
2. when I do flash a ROM should I flash just the IMG file or the whole ZIP?
I am sorry if this is inconvenient for you or other memebers I do apologize just trying to learn about this flashing ROMS
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We all have to start somewhere. There are some good guides in the forums if you search though that will be a lot more comprehensive than the answers we can give in each individual thread.
1. S-OFF matters if you want to make changes to /system during runtime. For example, if you used a root tool like Titanium Backup to move an app into /system with S-ON, the phone would crash because it detected a security violation (improper programic access to a secured location). S-OFF disables that check. You can still flash ROMs with S-ON though since the protection isn't active to the same extent in recovery, although I think it will block writing to the radio. Don't monkey with it more than you have to though, because it's easy to really screw yourself over with the wrong combination of software (unsigned boot software and S-ON will really brick your phone).
2. Read the thread. Almost all ROMs though are distributed in a flashable .zip, meaning you copy it over to the phone's storage and install through recovery (or use sideload). You shouldn't have to use the .imgs ever, although it's a good trick to know (use fastboot flash <> <>.img) in case something goes wrong. I had to do this recently when my fubared my /system but didn't feel like reflashing the whole ROM, so I extracted system.img from the ROM I used and just pushed that to device.
Rirere said:
We all have to start somewhere. There are some good guides in the forums if you search though that will be a lot more comprehensive than the answers we can give in each individual thread.
1. S-OFF matters if you want to make changes to /system during runtime. For example, if you used a root tool like Titanium Backup to move an app into /system with S-ON, the phone would crash because it detected a security violation (improper programic access to a secured location). S-OFF disables that check. You can still flash ROMs with S-ON though since the protection isn't active to the same extent in recovery, although I think it will block writing to the radio. Don't monkey with it more than you have to though, because it's easy to really screw yourself over with the wrong combination of software (unsigned boot software and S-ON will really brick your phone).
2. Read the thread. Almost all ROMs though are distributed in a flashable .zip, meaning you copy it over to the phone's storage and install through recovery (or use sideload). You shouldn't have to use the .imgs ever, although it's a good trick to know (use fastboot flash <> <>.img) in case something goes wrong. I had to do this recently when my fubared my /system but didn't feel like reflashing the whole ROM, so I extracted system.img from the ROM I used and just pushed that to device.
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Thank you everyone has been very helpful I am so glad I found this forum I really do appreciate all the info that has been shared with me!
So I will leave with one final question then back to studying, Do you know any really good beginner tutorials or anything to start at?
Thanks again people I have learned a lot just in this conversation
Knixson said:
Thank you everyone has been very helpful I am so glad I found this forum I really do appreciate all the info that has been shared with me!
So I will leave with one final question then back to studying, Do you know any really good beginner tutorials or anything to start at?
Thanks again people I have learned a lot just in this conversation
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There was a really good one in one of the threads in the development section, but I can't for the life of me remember what ROM had it posted. I'll take another look for it later, but in the meantime I would try reading on XDA's wiki.
Oh I just remembered one more question. I have Viper ROM currently but if I wanted to ad a different one should I wipe the Viper first and install new one or would it install right over top of the Viper? Thanks any help is appreciated. You have been the best!!!
Knixson said:
Oh I just remembered one more question. I have Viper ROM currently but if I wanted to ad a different one should I wipe the Viper first and install new one or would it install right over top of the Viper? Thanks any help is appreciated. You have been the best!!!
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You can flash over it (which is often called a dirty flash) but you are much better off wiping first. I usually use This tool. Just put it on your sd card and flash it before you flash your new ROM.
I believe this thread will help any and all Sprint HTC One owners if they are having bootloop problems and also answers to frequently asked questions lmao!! Thanks again everyone you ALL have been VERY HELPFUL!!!!
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I believe this thread will help any and all Sprint HTC One owners if they are having bootloop problems and also answers to frequently asked questions lmao!! Thanks again everyone you ALL have been VERY HELPFUL!!!!
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also do a nandroid before flashing, so you have a fall back
Htc One Stuck In Cwm And Cant Flash A Rom
SO i Rooted my Htc one and now im stuck in Cwm and i cant flash a rom or anything i have tried to sideload a Ruu file onto my phone but that didnt work
SO i tried using the Rom Update Utility and that didnt work either
Im lost and stuck with a Htc One That doesnt work at all i have tried multiple methods but nothing seems to work please help me if you can im 100% new to this whole thing....
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SO i Rooted my Htc one and now im stuck in Cwm and i cant flash a rom or anything i have tried to sideload a Ruu file onto my phone but that didnt work
SO i tried using the Rom Update Utility and that didnt work either
Im lost and stuck with a Htc One That doesnt work at all i have tried multiple methods but nothing seems to work please help me if you can im 100% new to this whole thing....
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I managed to borrow a Samsung Satellite laptop, so I could root and unlock my Nexus 6. Laptop is brand new. Everything was great on unlocking and rooting using Wogfresh's Nexus Tool Kit.
Then I decided to stop the forced encryption. Used Wug's Tool Kit again. At the end it says phone will reboot in 15 minutes. I waited over a half hour. Then I tried rebooting the phone. Now it flashed teamwin.
I can get it turned off. And I can still get it into recovery, bootloader mode, etc. I worked on this from 16:30 - 05:30 yesterday. I have been working today for another 3-4 hours.
Wug's Tool, the computer will not recognize the phone. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is sooooo frustrating! I have uninstalled drivers, updated drivers, usbs too. I did everything Wug's kit said to do.
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first off, stop using toolkits!
doing it properly is just as easy, and takes about 4-5 minutes, to unlock the bootloader, flash the recovery, flash the supersu zip, and to flash a custom kernel that wont bring on encryption(but you have format data for un-encryption to work).
Good looking out! Thanks for all the information. I am positive that you must be of Wug's caliber, dev wise, right?
It's a real shame everyone doesn't know everything like you, huh? Also appreciate the directions on doing it your way, in 4-5 minutes.
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Good looking out! Thanks for all the information. I am positive that you must be of Wug's caliber, dev wise, right?
It's a real shame everyone doesn't know everything like you, huh? Also appreciate the directions on doing it your way, in 4-5 minutes.
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assuming you got the driver installed..
1. while in bootloader.. fastboot oem unlock(this will unlock the bootloader
2. fastboot flash twrp recovery
3. flash the latest supersu with twrp recovery
this will give you root
4. flash any custom kernel(if you want to decrypt).
5. in twrp recovery, format data.
6. reboot and youll be rooted and unencrypted.
thats the basics, for any nexus. root toolkits can be used, if you already know what to do. if you are clueless of the process, youll learn ziltch using a roit toolkit, and will remain without any knowledge. so when you need to do some basic upkeep, you will be clueless, and will feel as your device is bricked. at that point youll start a pointless thread..
Thanks again. Did you read my post?
No I don't have drivers installed.
The computer does not recognize the phone now.
Please spare me anymore help.
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simms22 said:
assuming you got the driver installed..
1. while in bootloader.. fastboot oem unlock(this will unlock the bootloader
2. fastboot flash twrp recovery
3. flash the latest supersu with twrp recovery
this will give you root
4. flash any custom kernel(if you want to decrypt).
5. in twrp recovery, format data.
6. reboot and youll be rooted and unencrypted.
thats the basics, for any nexus. root toolkits can be used, if you already know what to do. if you are clueless of the process, youll learn ziltch using a roit toolkit, and will remain without any knowledge. so when you need to do some basic upkeep, you will be clueless, and will feel as your device is bricked. at that point youll start a pointless thread..
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Dude lay off! You are forever on here giving ppl **** about the posts they make. Sorry if most ppl arnt as skilled as you and might actually need some help. Just cause your "recognized" doesnt make you a mod. If they have a problem with what someone post let them deal with it.
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Thanks again. Did you read my post?
No I don't have drivers installed.
The computer does not recognize the phone now.
Please spare me anymore help.
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have you went through and installed it yet? here is the page for the android adb driver as well, it should also work http://adbdriver.com/
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Dude lay off! You are forever on here giving ppl **** about the posts they make. Sorry if most ppl arnt as skilled as you and might actually need some help. Just cause your "recognized" doesnt make you a mod. If they have a problem with what someone post let them deal with it.
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lay off what? with helping him out? no, im not a mod, nor do i want to be a mod(i have said no to xda mod offers before). but, i will always fight against lies and untruth, no matter what, no matter who says it. i dont come here, to xda, to learn. i mostly come here to help people out. if you dont want any help, thats fine, let me know and i wont help you. but if you are just here to give me crap about nothing except me going against what others say, get the fxxk out of here.
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have you went through and installed it yet? here is the page for the android adb driver as well, it should also work http://adbdriver.com/
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lay off what? with helping him out? no, im not a mod, nor do i want to be a mod(i have said no to xda mod offers before). but, i will always fight against lies and untruth, no matter what, no matter who says it. i dont come here, to xda, to learn. i mostly come here to help people out. if you dont want any help, thats fine, let me know and i wont help you. but if you are just here to give me crap about nothing except me going against what others say, get the fxxk out of here.
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Help ppl? All you do is give ppl ****. Ive seen numerous posts where you act like an a55 just cause someone needed some help or putting ppl down for using toolkits. Look i dont come here to start anything with anybody but if i see ppl unfairly treated cause they are new or dont have much experience your gonna get called out on it. As far as "getting the fxxk out of here" nah i think ill stay
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Help ppl? All you do is give ppl ****. Ive seen numerous posts where you act like an a55 just cause someone needed some help or putting ppl down for using toolkits. Look i dont come here to start anything with anybody but if i see ppl unfairly treated cause they are new or dont have much experience your gonna get called out on it. As far as "getting the fxxk out of here" nah i think ill stay
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show me one post where i acted like an ass when someone needed help.
Simms is correct, its much easy to unlock using fastboot rather than a tool kit. When I first started modding it took me >5 minutes to learn how to do this. It always works and can really help you if you mess something up using a tool kit. If the OC doesn't recognize your phone, what screen is it showing (the TWRP logo) have you tried to hold power and volume down to boot into the boot loader? If you can boot into BL then you can flash anything via fastboot and fix this problem easily.
I am unlocked and rooted. When I tried change the forced encryption is when the phone became useless. I can get it into recovery (factory) and restart bootloader, etc.
But now it justs stay on the black and white Google when your first reboot your phone.
I have downloaded all the tools. I don't know the commands or the proper order.
My computer is not reconizing my phone after the encryption attempt.
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I am unlocked and rooted. When I tried change the forced encryption is when the phone became useless. I can get it into recovery (factory) and restart bootloader, etc.
But now it justs stay on the black and white Google when your first reboot your phone.
I have downloaded all the tools. I don't know the commands or the proper order.
My computer is not reconizing my phone after the encryption attempt.
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first thing you need to do is get the driver installed, so that your device would be disabled to your computer to adb/fastboot. you are going to have to flash the factory.img through your bootloader via fastboot. or, you can fastboot oem unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery, and adb push/sideload a rom/gapps/supersu to your phone and flash them via your new recovery.
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first thing you need to do is get the driver installed, so that your device would be disabled to your computer to adb/fastboot. you are going to have to flash the factory.img through your bootloader via fastboot. or, you can fastboot oem unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery, and adb push/sideload a rom/gapps/supersu to your phone and flash them via your new recovery.
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Man you wouldn't know where I might find a more detailed step by step instructions on how exactly to do this. Then I could probably do it.
I have been updating drivers, uninstalling drivers, etc.
The tiol kit was great for unlocking and rooting. Then I tried to undo the forced encryption.
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Man you wouldn't know where I might find a more detailed step by step instructions on how exactly to do this. Then I could probably do it.
I have been updating drivers, uninstalling drivers, etc.
The tiol kit was great for unlocking and rooting. Then I tried to undo the forced encryption.
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this should help you out. if you have anything to adk about it, ask there or here. good luck! http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/guide-flash-factory-images-nexus-6shamu-t2954008
Ok so I have a stock, rooted, unlocked but encrypted Nexus 6. Last night it took a bad fall. The glass only cracked in one spot, however the LCD is cracked in several areas. Turning the phone on resulted in a black display. it flickers a few small bars of convoluted color, then goes black. The phone was still on and with launch everywhere I could still "Ok Google..." to do a few things.
Now, like the total idiot I am, for some damn reason I turned the phone off after getting off the phone with Asurion. And because of encryption and the screen being unresponsive (black display) I can't enter the damn screen pattern to unlock it, so I can't boot it up to drag and drop files or use adb to wipe the phone.
Does anyone have any suggestions to where I can somehow either access my files or at the very least wipe the phone? Most of my info that was on the phone is backed up to Googles servers. The are few items that aren't, that I hope I can get, but if I can't, I need to make sure are wiped. Can I enter fastboot without the pattern unlock? Or should I look into someone to repair the screen to at least get it turned on and functional to do what I need?
Thanks in advance!
Phaded said:
Can I enter fastboot without the pattern unlock?
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If memory serves me right, you can run fastboot commands without having to enter the pattern/pin.
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If memory serves me right, you can run fastboot commands without having to enter the pattern/pin.
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OK thanks. I will try that when I get home and just flash the factory image to wipe. thanks!
Hmm... from Google support pages:
If your device is running Android 5.1 or higher: Your device is protected to prevent other people from using it if it's been reset to factory settings. To ensure that it's really you doing the reset, you'll need to enter a Google username and password associated with the device after factory reset. If you don't have this information, you won't be able to finish the setup process and use the device at all after factory reset.
Does this mean even if I wipe it, the phone won't be usable for anyone?? they can't refurbish the phone because the phone will need my google info??
Eh screw it... Just gonna send it into Motorola
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Hmm... from Google support pages:
If your device is running Android 5.1 or higher: Your device is protected to prevent other people from using it if it's been reset to factory settings. To ensure that it's really you doing the reset, you'll need to enter a Google username and password associated with the device after factory reset. If you don't have this information, you won't be able to finish the setup process and use the device at all after factory reset.
Does this mean even if I wipe it, the phone won't be usable for anyone?? they can't refurbish the phone because the phone will need my google info??
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yup, mean even after you wipe it, lets say 100 times, itll still ask you for your password. its security, there would be no point if you could wipe it away. but, there is a way to get rid of it, by flashing the 5.0 or 5.0.1 factory images.
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yup, mean even after you wipe it, lets say 100 times, itll still ask you for your password. its security, there would be no point if you could wipe it away. but, there is a way to get rid of it, by flashing the 5.0 or 5.0.1 factory images.
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oh so if i flash an older factory image that didn't have that security feature it'll work? thanks.
Phaded said:
oh so if i flash an older factory image that didn't have that security feature it'll work? thanks.
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yes, as long as your bootloader is unlocked. those images didn't have the security yet.
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they can't refurbish the phone because the phone will need my google info??
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Hate to say this, but that's their problem You can bet that Google/Motorola will know how to get around it
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yes, as long as your bootloader is unlocked. those images didn't have the security yet.
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Wasn't there some issue with downgrading the bootloader causing problems? Or am I confusing with some other device?
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Hate to say this, but that's their problem You can bet that Google/Motorola will know how to get around it
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Wasn't there some issue with downgrading the bootloader causing problems? Or am I confusing with some other device?
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It's my understanding, but I am new to the N6 so correct me if I am wrong, you can downgrade the 5.0 or 5.0.1 factory img as long as you don't downgrade to 71.05 bootloader.
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It's my understanding, but I am new to the N6 so correct me if I am wrong, you can downgrade the 5.0 or 5.0.1 factory img as long as you don't downgrade to 71.05 bootloader.
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that sounds about right. Just wanted to make sure op didn't flash all images in the factory image
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that sounds about right. Just wanted to make sure op didn't flash all images in the factory image
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Maybe someone with more exp can give the exact process. I assume you are looking for a img with no bootloader, recovery, and radio like these http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/development/fxz-nexus-6-recovery-flashable-fastboot-t3066052 but older img's
I just got my N6 yesterday, and been reading my a$$ off so I don't mess anything up. So far I have unlocked the bootloader, rooted and installed TWRP.
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Maybe someone with more exp can give the exact process. I assume you are looking for a img with no bootloader, recovery, and radio like these http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/development/fxz-nexus-6-recovery-flashable-fastboot-t3066052 but older img's
I just got my N6 yesterday, and been reading my a$$ off so I don't mess anything up. So far I have unlocked the bootloader, rooted and installed TWRP.
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One can always go to the google developer images site (developers.google.com/android/nexus/images) and download the image they need. Unzip the downloaded file, and unzip the resulting file. In that, you'll find yet some img files, and yet another zip file that will contain the rest of the img files. Choose which one you want, and flash away
Ok so I was able to get it so the lock screen pattern is gone.
At this point I'm about to do insurance claim.
I want to pull my data (pics etc) off.
I have twrp installed and can get into recovery. Adb devices results in showing my device.
Adb/USB debugging isn't active when booted normally as I flashed new system
Tried using a tool to pull using adb, but no data gets pulled
Anyone have a method for pulling my data off? It's set to charge mode by default so it doesn't show in windows explorer.
Thanks
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I'm currently in the exact same predicament. Let me know how it goes.
Phaded said:
Ok so I was able to get it so the lock screen pattern is gone.
At this point I'm about to do insurance claim.
I want to pull my data (pics etc) off.
I have twrp installed and can get into recovery. Adb devices results in showing my device.
Adb/USB debugging isn't active when booted normally as I flashed new system
Tried using a tool to pull using adb, but no data gets pulled
Anyone have a method for pulling my data off? It's set to charge mode by default so it doesn't show in windows explorer.
Thanks
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Use adb pull from booted into recovery.
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Use adb pull from booted into recovery.
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Do you happen to know what path I would enter to pull from? I have to specify the target correct? I tried using an adb recovery tool, but when it went to /sdcard it said that path didn't exist.
I believe right now I flashed a 5.0 image (pre forced encryption?)
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This is the tool I tried to use:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2339530
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Do you happen to know what path I would enter to pull from? I have to specify the target correct? I tried using an adb recovery tool, but when it went to /sdcard it said that path didn't exist.
I believe right now I flashed a 5.0 image (pre forced encryption?)
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Is it lollipop?
You need to mount data or sdcard first.
this should work
Code:
adb shell
mount /data
exit
adb pull /data/media/0/* c:\users\phaded\desktop\mybackup\
I've made some assumptions above.
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Is it lollipop?
You need to mount data or sdcard first.
this should work
Code:
adb shell
mount /data
exit
adb pull /data/media/0/* c:\users\phaded\desktop\mybackup\
I've made some assumptions above.
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Yes it's lollipop, just an earlier version of it that didn't have the pattern lock (or whatever security) prompt at boot. I think 5.0.1.
I'm not rooted, does that matter for adb shell in recovery?
/data/media/0/ is my whole sd card correct? Is there a command that will show my directory in that path so I can cherry pick the folders to extract?
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My nexus 6 using stock rom and update to the latest version thru OTA, without root or unlock bootloader. Yesterday it suddenly reboot and only allow to boot into bootloader. Cannot select recovery or factory mode, check the bootloader log show failed to validate the boot image or recovery image.
I've read many threads and try many methods to unloock the bootloader and flash the factory image but failed.
Anyone can help to get the nexus 6 back, thanks so much.
Probably going to have to do an RMA, you can't use any of the recovery options (fastboot, custom recoveries) with a locked bootloader, that is the whole point of it being locked.
Since we're now suggesting RMA, I have to ask...
Have you tried in the bootloader screen "fastboot oem unlock"?
Maybe you have, but your problem description is really pretty vague.
scryan, not trying to tread on your toes, and I may be completely wrong (about to fall asleep) but isn't the whole point of "fastboot oem unlock" that it runs in bootloader specifically to unlock it?
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Since we're now suggesting RMA, I have to ask...
Have you tried in the bootloader screen "fastboot oem unlock"?
justMaybe you have, but your problem description is really pretty vague.
scryan, not trying to tread on your toes, and I may be completely wrong (about to fall asleep) but isn't the whole point of "fastboot oem unlock" that it runs in bootloader specifically to unlock it?
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I am sorry as this is my 1st post here. My Nexus 6 was not rooted and even not enable "usb debug" or "oem unlock" setting.
I've already tried "fastboot oem unlock" and failed. I've also tried "fastboot flashing unloock", it said ok but restart the bootloader and it still show locked.
I've also tried the Nexus Root Tools too to unlock or flash the factory image, recovery image or boot to twrp but all failed too.
Then you have no choice but to request a RMA. To be able to unlock the bootloader so you can then flash a stock ROM, you have to enable Developer Options, then in Developer Options enable both USB Debugging and OEM Unlock.
Have you tried the hardbrick tread? Not sure if this will work with locked bootloaders. http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/fix-fix-qhusbbulk-cm12-t3059518
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Have you tried fastboot reboot-recovery to enter recovery? With or without the "-", I forget the proper form. With locked bootloaders I don't think u can flash anything from recovery. Plus it may be a hardware issue not necessarily software related.
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But if you can enter recovery maybe you can factory reset and at least get it to boot!
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What version of fastboot are you using, old fastboot may not work properly.
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Have you tried the hardbrick tread? Not sure if this will work with locked bootloaders. http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/fix-fix-qhusbbulk-cm12-t3059518
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Have you tried fastboot reboot-recovery to enter recovery? With or without the "-", I forget the proper form. With locked bootloaders I don't think u can flash anything from recovery. Plus it may be a hardware issue not necessarily software related.
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But if you can enter recovery maybe you can factory reset and at least get it to boot!
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What version of fastboot are you using, old fastboot may not work properly.
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Thx so much for your reply, I've tried the hard-brick thread but can't install the qualcomm driver.
I plan to contact the Google see whether it can help me since I am in HK and my Nexus 6 is not directly bought from HK Google.
It really quite depress me since I do nothing with the phone, I do not flash any custom rom, do not root or unlock bootloader, just normal use it then suddenly crashed .... >_<
this exact same thing happened to my wife's phone just a month ago... and the sad thing is the phone was just bought new for only 2 months or so. never installed any custom roms, never rooted, etc. and now i wish that i did so that i could have at least turned ON that option in Developers Option to "allow OEM Unlock" and if i did, it should've been an easy fix.
i never had this kind of issue before thats why i thought there is nothing important to turn on in the Developers Option. they should've made that information more available and even point it out on the Update but they didn't which sucks.
i also tried to contact Motorola US but since im not in the US, even though the phone is bought in the US via Ebay, they weren't able to help and sent me to another Motorola site for my region. i'm trying it now and i still cant go through the site...
it's really depressing when this kind of things happen... i hope in the future there would be some kind of fix for this. i heard if we can get a signed System that we could flash into the phone then there's a chance it could work but as of now, i keep checking for information about this and hoping someone came up with something...
hope this thing won't happen to anyone else and if you got a Nexus 6, make sure to turn On "Allow OEM Unlock" on your phone.
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this exact same thing happened to my wife's phone just a month ago... and the sad thing is the phone was just bought new for only 2 months or so. never installed any custom roms, never rooted, etc. and now i wish that i did so that i could have at least turned ON that option in Developers Option to "allow OEM Unlock" and if i did, it should've been an easy fix.
i never had this kind of issue before thats why i thought there is nothing important to turn on in the Developers Option. they should've made that information more available and even point it out on the Update but they didn't which sucks.
i also tried to contact Motorola US but since im not in the US, even though the phone is bought in the US via Ebay, they weren't able to help and sent me to another Motorola site for my region. i'm trying it now and i still cant go through the site...
it's really depressing when this kind of things happen... i hope in the future there would be some kind of fix for this. i heard if we can get a signed System that we could flash into the phone then there's a chance it could work but as of now, i keep checking for information about this and hoping someone came up with something...
hope this thing won't happen to anyone else and if you got a Nexus 6, make sure to turn On "Allow OEM Unlock" on your phone.
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Hi, quinceyr, I've just tried the below thread and restore my Nexus 6 back and only draw back is updated to Android N preview version. I've tested for a while seems work fine and will keep monitor for a period.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/help/command-device-corrupt-update-t3362317/page2
Hope your Nexus 6 will recover back.