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[ROM] XT883 Rom v60.3.250 Android v2.3.6 (upload 1/13/2013 ROM v60.3.250)

XT883 ROM SOLANA_SLNCT-57.1.60
http://www.multiupload.com/M15LSXNPOU(thank LaZiODROID uploaded)
Here is another mirror containing the XT883 Fastboot, 60.3.250 OTA, RSDlite, and motofail root.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/71053731/XT883 Files.zip(thank RWALEY reupload)
v60.3.250 fully rom
http://www.kuaipan.cn/file/id_108891826273910787.htm
Enable GSM/wcdma:
edit file
\System\etc\motorola\com.motorola.android.providers.settings\settings.mkitso
enable_icc_type_restriction=1 -> enable_icc_type_restriction=0
boot in stock recovery,wipe.
restart.
RSD Lite v5.6
http://www.multiupload.com/DOCGHV98OM
Google Mobile Service Package Full Version for XT883
(need flash via recovery mode x+Power):
http://depositfiles.com/files/wwknt3bga
GAPP simplify edition (thanks #65 The Solutor upload):
http://www.multiupload.com/QHFKX161FE
XT883 Rom Benefits:
Moto Phone Portal
Call Firewall
Call Record
menu+power to screenshot
FM Radio
Hardware Decoding
Transfer any format file like Apk via Blurtooth
SMS received time shown was each other sent time.
you will enjoy it.
you need install morelocale to change to your Country and Language,then reboot droid3.
Root Tools:motofail root
Verizon Boot Animation:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1ST5WZMG
decompression
replace the same files in /system/media/
Change file-permission to rw-r-r
delete downanimation
Verizon Forest Wallpaper
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QLN9XDS8
ME863/XT860 look here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1288823

No idea how to download that file - could you up it somewhere a bit more....readable?

The 2 grey buttons between the green and blue buttons, by clicking any of them will start downloading straight away.

anyone able to download this?
http://translate.googleusercontent....1.html&usg=ALkJrhjD-vL8FcLruBRJzwHjSXGwKcwkRA
I think it may be along the same lines as the above file, but for the xt862

Android 2.3? I thought droid 3 already comes with 2.3.4?
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slvrarrow said:
anyone able to download this?
http://translate.googleusercontent....1.html&usg=ALkJrhjD-vL8FcLruBRJzwHjSXGwKcwkRA
I think it may be along the same lines as the above file, but for the xt862
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no,this rom is for me863,only be used for wcdma&gsm , no cdma2000
and no one flash this rom,may be get your droid3 brick

Can you give any more detail about this file?
Sent from my DROID3 using XDA App

sorry, thought it may be of use! is it a little odd these recovery files for fastboot arent in sbf format? maybe the usual `leakers' are looking for sbfs when these zip's may do the same job?
again im pretty rookie but trying to help. cheers

mvp3 said:
http://www.115.com/file/clf4iza2#SOLANA_SLNCT-57.1.40_Fastboot-service.xml.zip
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Did anyone manage to snag this while the link was good?

rynosaur said:
Did anyone manage to snag this while the link was good?
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Its not for our phone. Dont bother.

So? We still want a copy...

rynosaur said:
Did anyone manage to snag this while the link was good?
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psouza4 said:
So? We still want a copy...
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Sorry, i thought we had that file weeks ago.

@Suzook - are you refering to this chinese debug SBF linked by royolpunk?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16649064&postcount=1
Surely this one
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17282326&postcount=4
is the more promising of the 2?
If that's a fully restorable system, we could swap out the radio image for the one in the OTA update, and the system image could be anything we want, right?
Or will the system image need to be signed for this to work?

apologies pressing save many too much

very sorry duplicate

mvp3 said:
china smuggled goods seller pay for get the modified from XT883 ROM for Chinesizing verizon droid3,It's just hearsay.
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Oh Google Translate, thank you many kindnesses for your nonsensing translated!!!
thingonaspring said:
If that's a fully restorable system, we could swap out the radio image for the one in the OTA update, and the system image could be anything we want, right?
Or will the system image need to be signed for this to work?
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Changing the .zip will make it unflashable in stock recovery, unless someone has a key signer for a Droid3 . . . and I'm guessing not Or is this truly something that will work with
Code:
moto-fastboot flashall
However, if an enterprising individual were to flash the stock update/ROM in recovery, then manually flash our radio in fastboot, they might not end up with a brick.
...maybe . . . my recovery is iced, so it won't be me trying

I can't flash the update in recovery :/ otherwise I would try. I do have recovery access though. Wonder if swapping out portions of that xt862 file may be possible..? We need someone with the knowledge!

slvrarrow said:
I can't flash the update in recovery :/ otherwise I would try. I do have recovery access though. Wonder if swapping out portions of that xt862 file may be possible..? We need someone with the knowledge!
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Just like with the other SBF, do not flash it. Stop thinking about flashing it. Stop thinking about thinking about flashing it. In the best case, you will brick your phone until we get an SBF. In the worse case, the Chinese government is already en route to your location.
DO NOT FLASH THIS SBF!

Adam.h.ogle said:
Just like with the other SBF, do not flash it. Stop thinking about flashing it. Stop thinking about thinking about flashing it. In the best case, you will brick your phone until we get an SBF. In the worse case, the Chinese government is already en route to your location.
DO NOT FLASH THIS SBF!
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LOL I don't think the Chinese government could do anything about it if we tampered with this
Sent from my DROID3 using xda premium

I wont don't worry just wondering about possibilities

[DEV] Entire Nexus 4 System Dump from System.img 11/14/12

Here's the full System Dump from the Image that Google released yesterday and posted on their site:here:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#occamjop40c
I mounted, extracted, and zipped up the entire system dump from the system.img for download here:
DOWNLOAD SYSTEM DUMP HERE
MD5 Sum: 0a77c580900be234ddc86b7ff459c185
Mount points, thanks to mskip can be found HERE
This should give everyone a chance to start working on their ROMs for the device before they have them in hand. I know I'll start mine tomorrow.
Enjoy!

Why is this needed when we already have the factory image direct from Google?

EddyOS said:
Why is this needed when we already have the factory image direct from Google?
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The image has been extracted and ready to deodex, or whatever you like to build your ROM.
If you have to ask the question..........

Maybe I should give it a try. Thanks

ATGAdmin said:
The
EddyOS said:
Why is this needed when we already have the factory image direct from Google?
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image has been extracted and ready to deodex, or whatever you like to build your ROM.
If you have to ask the question..........
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I sorta think that's his point, if you know what your doing, you can extract it yourself, it's like a 2 minute process.
I suppose this could be useful for people with really slow internet connections who would rather have just the system.img than the whole thing.

USSENTERNCC1701E said:
I sorta think that's his point, if you know what your doing, you can extract it yourself, it's like a 2 minute process.
I suppose this could be useful for people with really slow internet connections who would rather have just the system.img than the whole thing.
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Well over 50 download since it was posted last night, so someone plans on using it.
Some things never change At XDA.
Try and be helpful, and......
Sent from my H D'licious Maxxx!

[SYSTEM] Factory Images

These are the factory image files for flashing via fastboot to the OTA image
http://goo.im/devs/agrabren/shield/original_images
Files:
boot.img
system.img
recovery.img

agrabren said:
These are the factory image files for flashing via fastboot to the OTA image
http://goo.im/devs/agrabren/shield/original_images
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great from the looks of it we might have something going in the next month or so if people are willing to but this one of a kind and great device.

elitecmdr666 said:
great from the looks of it we might have something going in the next month or so if people are willing to but this one of a kind and great device.
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I expect to have a custom recovery up and running by the end of the weekend. I had one a few months ago, and if I still have the setup, I'll have a custom recovery sooner. But I won't know till tomorrow. It'll be CWM, not TWRP unfortunately.
I'm also intending to get a full build of CM10.2 up on the device, complete with all the standard features (with possibly a *few* exceptions, like the virtual mouse support).

agrabren said:
I expect to have a custom recovery up and running by the end of the weekend. I had one a few months ago, and if I still have the setup, I'll have a custom recovery sooner. But I won't know till tomorrow. It'll be CWM, not TWRP unfortunately.
I'm also intending to get a full build of CM10.2 up on the device, complete with all the standard features (with possibly a *few* exceptions, like the virtual mouse support).
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no worries i know things like this wont happen over time. one thing im good with is patients lol so no hurry. already a few people on the nvidia forums are wondering about overclocking lol thats the pc mentality =) but i look forward to this...for now im enjoying stock.

elitecmdr666 said:
no worries i know things like this wont happen over time. one thing im good with is patients lol so no hurry. already a few people on the nvidia forums are wondering about overclocking lol thats the pc mentality =) but i look forward to this...for now im enjoying stock.
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Personally, I leave the overclocking to others. While I'm more than capable of modifying the kernel, I'm really more useful focused on things like features and porting. There are kernel devs who spend months focused on overclocking and different governors. I'm usually busy trying to get features ported or add new features (like adding touch to TWRP, or working on the 3D display and camera on the EVO 3D). I'm sure it won't be long until some new kernels pop up, and obviously by the end of the weekend, *someone* will have a flashable root, on top of the root method already posted.

I'm not worried about the overclocking lol that's them over on the Nvidia forums. I just want development to kick off after that everything else is a gimme and will come in due time.

elitecmdr666 said:
I'm not worried about the overclocking lol that's them over on the Nvidia forums. I just want development to kick off after that everything else is a gimme and will come in due time.
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I want CM-10.2 with full audio and video acceleration, as well as relatively same or better benchmark scores, equal or better battery life, and the full streaming to still work smoothly.

agrabren said:
I want CM-10.2 with full audio and video acceleration, as well as relatively same or better benchmark scores, equal or better battery life, and the full streaming to still work smoothly.
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OK well I guess there is someone who think they know something about root access on the shield have you heard anything?

elitecmdr666 said:
OK well I guess there is someone who think they know something about root access on the shield have you heard anything?
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It's already been posted in another thread, but I forget which one. It's message 25 (or so). Root is easy, since we have fastboot access already.

agrabren said:
It's already been posted in another thread, but I forget which one. It's message 25 (or so). Root is easy, since we have fastboot access already.
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OK I seen it but to me it's not root until I can get to recovery and it's properly done the last time I did it this way my device got screwed and had no way to do a recovery had the worst headache in history... I'll wait a bit more until it's more polished...

on the cm 10.2 do you plan are getting one from the ground up or try one that works on another device and modify it to work on the shield?

AWESOME once we have recovery its TINKER TIME!

1wayjonny said:
AWESOME once we have recovery its TINKER TIME!
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It's almost done.

agrabren said:
It's almost done.
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I'm far from a developer, but I wanted to say thanks for spearheading development for the Shield, all of us here appreciate it
Sent from my SGH-M919 using XDA Premium HD app

hurrpancakes said:
I'm far from a developer, but I wanted to say thanks for spearheading development for the Shield, all of us here appreciate it
Sent from my SGH-M919 using XDA Premium HD app
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Seconded. You've been a big help agrabren
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app

Original Recovery image has been posted as well.

Hello, just saw this today and thought it would be good update for the first post.
The factory images were posted in whole on Nvidia's developer page
Factory Image: http://developer.download.nvidia.co...ct-nv-recovery-image-shield-8857_194.5436.zip
Source: https://developer.nvidia.com/develop4shield#OSR
Before flashing this recovery image to your SHIELD, connect your SHIELD
via USB to the PC where you downloaded this recovery image.
Next, put your SHIELD into fastboot mode using one of the following methods:
SW method:
Boot to android home screen
Connect the device to linux/windows system
Open terminal(on linux);command prompt(on windows).
Type "adb reboot bootloader" in terminal/command prompt
HW method:
Turn off the device
Press and hold "Back"+"Home"+"SHIELD" buttons till device boots
To flash this recovery image to your SHIELD, run the following commands from
the directory where you extracted the recovery image package:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash userdata userdata.img
fastboot flash staging blob
fastboot flash dtb tegra114-roth.dtb
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Bah its a *.tgz inside of zip, the *.tgz is not working with WinRar so I may try 7 zip. It would be great if this was reposted as just a ZIP (not tgz inside) on the Nvidia page with MD5's for each image.
Is it possible to get the MD5's?
Thanks
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I unpacked these for everyone and also included the MD5's from my download/extraction.
android-info.txt
MD5: A03F62DE234B5122CD7172D0145B4465
recovery.img
MD5: 71686F8CE9E47C983A5A4AE9B231C4C6
boot.img
MD5: 8E8B967627D1933EF36C6CFFE7D28D22
system.img
MD5: 34317AB69F243A5E67A4A128DF7B5697
userdata.img
MD5: A06A6A67B70328A55A56E61618D3F0A1
blob
MD5: 6D9792BA68E8FB885D70348B9A55D35F
tegra114-roth.dtb
MD5: 820BC8BA0081A97AF943C7B54597A5E5

1wayjonny said:
Hello, just saw this today and thought it would be good update for the first post.
The factory images were posted in whole on Nvidia's developer page
Factory Image: http://developer.download.nvidia.co...ct-nv-recovery-image-shield-8857_194.5436.zip
Source: https://developer.nvidia.com/develop4shield#OSR
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Bah its a *.tgz inside of zip, the *.tgz is not working with WinRar so I may try 7 zip. It would be great if this was reposted as just a ZIP (not tgz inside) on the Nvidia page with MD5's for each image.
Is it possible to get the MD5's?
Thanks
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I'm going to upload them now to my servers. Going to extract all and make it just a zip. Also will give you the option to download the full zip or each file separately. Will be done shortly
Scratch that for now. Having issues getting the .tgz file to extract right.

AndroidFileHost said:
I'm going to upload them now to my servers. Going to extract all and make it just a zip. Also will give you the option to download the full zip or each file separately. Will be done shortly
Scratch that for now. Having issues getting the .tgz file to extract right.
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I can upload the files as I already extracted them. The original OP is away from computers at the moment so I was just gonna wait until he gets back as its his thread. =)
If anyone is wondering why the extraction issue is because its needs to be uncompressed in linux where a GUI for licenses accept. If you have urgent need for the files I can post them.

Flash failed
every time i try to flash something on the bootloader it tells me it fails. any ideas?

[G870A][6.0.1] G870AUCU2DPH2 for S5 Active, have ZIP, need upload site

I've followed the instructions on how to pull the OTA files for my S5 Active on AT&T (G870A). I have the file as a .zip and it seems to have the right things for an update in the archive. Size is 929MB.
TL;DR - See reply #7 for download link.
My AndroidFileHost account is not for a developer, so I can't upload yet. I've requested access to upload. I'm currently uploading to Google Drive, but it will about an hour until that is completed. I'll follow up tomorrow, but the end is in sight. I'm running 6.0.1 on my S5 Active and it seems to be doing alright. Definitely less bloatware than the 5.1.1 build.
I will post updates to this thread as I have them.
Edit: same bloatware

My ISP keeps taking me offline about 200MB into the upload to Google Drive. Maybe they think I'm torrenting Mr. Robot S2E9 or something. I'll try dropbox next or wait for AndroidFileHost to give me upload rights.

You can split file using WinRAR.
Right click on your file and select "Add files to archive"
In the opened window, give a new name to your to-be-split file (e.g. G870A_6.rar). Under "Compression Method", select "Store".
Input your desired value inside "Split to volumes, bytes" box, about 100-200Mb
Click OK and you're done.

thanhvien89 said:
You can split file using WinRAR.
Right click on your file and select "Add files to archive"
In the opened window, give a new name to your to-be-split file (e.g. G870A_6.rar). Under "Compression Method", select "Store".
Input your desired value inside "Split to volumes, bytes" box, about 100-200Mb
Click OK and you're done.
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I wouldn't split the files, considering it's a file that needs to be flashed, too many opportunities for corruption.
With that said, I think Dropbox is your best choice. You could also give zippyshare a shot, it's a fairly popular hosting site with straight forward downloads (ie. No misdirection on download buttons, pop-ups, etc).
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Also, thanks a ton for this, I've been waiting and waiting for someone to upload a zip of the Ota for the Active.

I was able to use the desktop Google Drive sync and I believe the file is intact. Uploading via HTTP is not very reliable.
I'm checking the link now before posting it. Should be ready in an hour or so.

ericcl said:
I was able to use the desktop Google Drive sync and I believe the file is intact. Uploading via HTTP is not very reliable.
I'm checking the link now before posting it. Should be ready in an hour or so.
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I'm not sure if it's even possible, or if you'd be willing, but it'd be nice to get a checksum created from your original capture. Then we could download the uploaded capture and checksum to verify it's intact.

Here you go
I downloaded on my Mac and unzipped. The archive seems intact. For your flashing pleasure...
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_WFaWws1gYTUnJsNWRET0MyS28
MD5: 8b84b96be42a4b53ef78427b1f9c97fd
I guess I should add an 800x200 signature GIF detailing all the ROMs I run with a request for thanks. Are XDA 'thanks' better than Reddit gold?

IJoxer said:
I'm not sure if it's even possible, or if you'd be willing, but it'd be nice to get a checksum created from your original capture. Then we could download the uploaded capture and checksum to verify it's intact.
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Thank you for the reminder. I edited my previous comment to include the MD5. This was the file off the card, previously named desc.bin, prior to upload.
MD5: 8b84b96be42a4b53ef78427b1f9c97fd

ericcl said:
Thank you for the reminder. I edited my previous comment to include the MD5. This was the file off the card, previously named desc.bin, prior to upload.
MD5: 8b84b96be42a4b53ef78427b1f9c97fd
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Awesome!!!
If there was xda gold, you'd be getting it bud, thanks a lot!!!

Now that I finally have the option, I'm really debating whether I'm ready to lose root or not. Another thing, since I'm on of3, I'm not even certain I can use this to update, as you have to be on pa2, 3, or 6?
I no longer have AT&T, nor have those updates been released as flashable zips, so maybe I don't have an option after all. Lol

IJoxer said:
Now that I finally have the option, I'm really debating whether I'm ready to lose root or not. Another thing, since I'm on of3, I'm not even certain I can use this to update, as you have to be on pa2, 3, or 6?
I no longer have AT&T, nor have those updates been released as flashable zips, so maybe I don't have an option after all. Lol
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I was in the same boat. I had to plug in an AT&T SIM to let it get the update. It was on PB5, so it had to go to PB6 and then PH2. I didn't think to try to recover the PB6 update. Sorry.

ericcl said:
I was in the same boat. I had to plug in an AT&T SIM to let it get the update. It was on PB5, so it had to go to PB6 and then PH2. I didn't think to try to recover the PB6 update. Sorry.
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Well, I no longer have an active AT&T sim card, so I'm likely out of luck, but thanks anyways.

What if I flash PH2 on the OJ3?

is this an ota update from pb1, pb3, or pb6? also I'm still on OJ3, anyone know where I can find a way to update from that.

roman99ng said:
What if I flash PH2 on the OJ3?
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wesleyrhenry said:
is this an ota update from pb1, pb3, or pb6? also I'm still on OJ3, anyone know where I can find a way to update from that.
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You guys can try, my guess is it will fail, I'm in the same boat, think we need to be on pb* for it to flash.
Give it a shot and report back, quite a few people are curious, myself included. Worst case, it'll fail and you have to reboot.
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I should add, I would try, but I'm still on of3 and not certain I want to lose root, but you guys already have. If it works, I'll definitely contemplate updating. Good luck!

How would you actually flash this? adb sideload? Put on device and install via recovery? I'm in the same boat and currently stuck on OC5 in Germany without ATT service.

wesleyrhenry said:
is this an ota update from pb1, pb3, or pb6? also I'm still on OJ3, anyone know where I can find a way to update from that.
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I was on PB5 originally and it wouldn't update. I took an AT&T SIM out of another phone and let it run through the update path. The first thing it went to was PB6 which was 200MB+. The AT&T site mentions that it has to be one of those three to get the update to PH2. After that, the big download started.

r0ckarong said:
How would you actually flash this? adb sideload? Put on device and install via recovery? I'm in the same boat and currently stuck on OC5 in Germany without ATT service.
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As mentioned, it may not work, but to try, rename it to update.zip and flash via stock recovery.

IJoxer said:
As mentioned, it may not work, but to try, rename it to update.zip and flash via stock recovery.
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I tried that already, filename doesn't really matter. I looked into the files itself and this update is mostly patches from a previous version so unless you're on one of the approved previous versions this probably won't work unfortunately.
Does anyone have any pointers towards the other OTA updates? If I knew I could just order an AT&T Sim card and proceed through them I would extract every single one of them myself and post them here. Unfortunately I don't even know if an AT&T card will do anything useful here in Germany.

r0ckarong said:
I tried that already, filename doesn't really matter. I looked into the files itself and this update is mostly patches from a previous version so unless you're on one of the approved previous versions this probably won't work unfortunately.
Does anyone have any pointers towards the other OTA updates? If I knew I could just order an AT&T Sim card and proceed through them I would extract every single one of them myself and post them here. Unfortunately I don't even know if an AT&T card will do anything useful here in Germany.
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I have scoured every corner of the internet looking for those files, to no avail. And unfortunately, you are correct, I don't believe that it would do any good in Germany.
I'm glad I at least have root, for those stuck on oj3, I'd be pretty upset. Anybody able to get us a required pb* Ota capture, please do, you'd be a hero!

Any ToT file for disabling big cores?

Hello everyone.
Unfortunately my lg g4 bootlooped. And after extensive Google search, i see that most models have a tot file which disables big cores so u can run the phone on the small cores
Does the T-Mobile variant have such a tot file? if yes then can somebody give me the link? if no then can somebody create one using the following info?
Agimax said:
Why not just edit the files below for the two large cores (if you have root):
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/online (open file and change from a one to a zero)
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu5/online (open file and change from a one to a zero)
You could also just have the startup file do it (can modify the ripped system partition & put back on phone):
etc/dir/init.qcom.post_boot.sh (find your processor code - 8992 and add echo lines there with the rest of the cpu commands)
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Please I'd be highly thankful if someone can help

XeniX_Force said:
Hello everyone.
Unfortunately my lg g4 bootlooped. And after extensive Google search, i see that most models have a tot file which disables big cores so u can run the phone on the small cores
Does the T-Mobile variant have such a tot file? if yes then can somebody give me the link? if no then can somebody create one using the following info?
Please I'd be highly thankful if someone can help
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no such thing for any american variant

raptorddd said:
no such thing for any american variant
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Cant someone with a working G4 crate one? i quoted a person who has given the way how to...

XeniX_Force said:
Cant someone with a working G4 crate one? i quoted a person who has given the way how to...
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not sure . i cant...
sort of read this quickly does this help.? https://www.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p-bootloop-fix/

raptorddd said:
not sure . i cant...
sort of read this quickly does this help.? https://www.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p-bootloop-fix/
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Well he also created modified boot images which disable the big cores. Can't someone create that for our device?
maybe @steadfasterX can

XeniX_Force said:
Well he also created modified boot images which disable the big cores. Can't someone create that for our device?
maybe @steadfasterX can
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TWRP installed?
Then u could just modify the init file but I believe its too late. once bootlooping the run is over afaik.
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steadfasterX said:
TWRP installed?
Then u could just modify the init file but I believe its too late. once bootlooping the run is over afaik.
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yeah I'm bootlooped
Someone also fixed the Nexus 6 bootloop by creating modified images which disable the big cores.
Can't we(mostly you, you're the big dev) create a similar modified image that we can flash through LGUP?

XeniX_Force said:
yeah I'm bootlooped
Someone also fixed the Nexus 6 bootloop by creating modified images which disable the big cores.
Can't we(mostly you, you're the big dev) create a similar modified image that we can flash through LGUP?
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you may have overseen it but I asked: TWRP installed?
and new question: bootloader unlocked?
I can't create TOT files
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steadfasterX said:
you may have overseen it but I asked: TWRP installed?
and new question: bootloader unlocked?
I can't create TOT files
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I'm bootlooped. can't reach anything except download mode
and yeah bootloader was unlocked.
oh you can't create tot files? aren't they just system images?

XeniX_Force said:
I'm bootlooped. can't reach anything except download mode
and yeah bootloader was unlocked.
oh you can't create tot files? aren't they just system images?
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Afaik you need a box to create tot files.
Besides this I have never created any big core disabling but I know @the_naxhoo has.
if you can reach the download mode you could flash with the lglaf shell a modified boot image which is doing the job. If you do not have Linux get your copy of FWUL which has everything on board (like the lglaf shell).
The modded boot image has to disable the cores either by the cmdline or the sys echo or both. I saw that cmdline thing during my unlock attempts and think those are much better then the echo to sys..
Creating a kdz would be maybe possible
creating a TWRP zip for sure but I'm very very busy at the moment...
So just one more time (as still not answered.. ) do you had TWRP installed before the bootloop occurs?
...and If so what happens when you try to get into it?
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steadfasterX said:
Afaik you need a box to create tot files.
Besides this I have never created any big core disabling but I know @the_naxhoo has.
if you can reach the download mode you could flash with the lglaf shell a modified boot image which is doing the job. If you do not have Linux get your copy of FWUL which has everything on board (like the lglaf shell).
The modded boot image has to disable the cores either by the cmdline or the sys echo or both. I saw that cmdline thing during my unlock attempts and think those are much better then the echo to sys..
Creating a kdz would be maybe possible
creating a TWRP zip for sure but I'm very very busy at the moment...
So just one more time (as still not answered.. ) do you had TWRP installed before the bootloop occurs?
...and If so what happens when you try to get into it?
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i had twrp but now when i try to access twrp i get to wipe everything screen which then hangs when I choose yes
yeah I can get FWUL but i need steps to know what to do....
I even asked @XCnathan32 who just fixed the Nexus 6p bootloop to have a look into our device maybe he can benefit from this information u just posted.

XeniX_Force said:
i had twrp but now when i try to access twrp i get to wipe everything screen which then hangs when I choose yes
yeah I can get FWUL but i need steps to know what to do....
I even asked @XCnathan32 who just fixed the Nexus 6p bootloop to have a look into our device maybe he can benefit from this information u just posted.
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Cmdline is how I disabled the cores on the Nexus, the fix is easy to do on a boot.img, but LG uses the KDZ files, which use a totally different file structure, and I'm not sure if the LG flash tool has file checks, even on unlocked bootloaders. I will do some research and see what I can do. If anyone has any knowledge on modifying kdz files, please tell me.

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Cmdline is how I disabled the cores on the Nexus, the fix is easy to do on a boot.img, but LG uses the KDZ files, which use a totally different file structure, and I'm not sure if the LG flash tool has file checks, even on unlocked bootloaders. I will do some research and see what I can do. If anyone has any knowledge on modifying kdz files, please tell me.
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asked steadfasterx about kdz and his reply is as follows
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me too. never created KDZs yet but there are tools for it - afaik.
My first approach would have been to flash the boot image in the download mode with the lglaf shell (https://github.com/steadfasterX/lglaf/tree/g4) .
requires to do a flash of a modified boot image with dd on /dev/block/mmcblk0 with the correct seek ..
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XCnathan32 said:
Cmdline is how I disabled the cores on the Nexus, the fix is easy to do on a boot.img, but LG uses the KDZ files, which use a totally different file structure, and I'm not sure if the LG flash tool has file checks, even on unlocked bootloaders. I will do some research and see what I can do. If anyone has any knowledge on modifying kdz files, please tell me.
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you may take a look on this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2179431
not sure if that works though.. (quite old)
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steadfasterX said:
you may take a look on this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2179431
not sure if that works though..
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But cant we just create a modified boot img and twrp img and flash through lglaf. then flash a rom zip though twrp?

XeniX_Force said:
But cant we just create a modified boot img and twrp img and flash through lglaf. then flash a rom zip though twrp?
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sure thats what I said before
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steadfasterX said:
sure thats what I said before
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can u provide a stock boot img for Nathan to edit?

XeniX_Force said:
can u provide a stock boot img for Nathan to edit?
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sure what was your installed ROM and version? best would be a link to it as well..
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steadfasterX said:
sure what was your installed ROM and version? best would be a link to it as well..
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stock. i was using lineage but I returned to stock and got bootloop after some days.

XeniX_Force said:
stock. i was using lineage but I returned to stock and got bootloop after some days.
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tell me the exact version. v10h, v10n, v20g, v20o .. there are dozens of versions out there..
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