So I sucessfully updated using sideload. However it has been stuck one the GOOGLE boot screen for 40 min. Also tried to use the 5.0.1 factory image to restore and I keep getting failed <remote failure>
I did a factory reset from recovery and now its been an hr......still nothing.......
its completely stock not even rooted. bootloader is locked. I didnt tick allow oem unlock in dev options
I try to unlock but says to check allow oem unlock which is not enabled
I have been looking at this http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JXsalZ4Nn18/maxresdefault.jpg for the better part of an hr
Its bricked isnt it
Wipe data and cache in Stock recovery
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david279 said:
Wipe data and cache in Stock recovery
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I have.....a few times still looking at that screen for the better part of an hour
Try Chain fire auto root for a hail Mary
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david279 said:
Try Chain fire auto root for a hail Mary
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No go
PunishedSnake said:
I try to unlock but says to check allow oem unlock which is not enabled
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How are you unlocking? I never ticked "allow oem unlock" when I unlocked my device. I got it out of the box, booted into the bootloader and unlocked it
rootSU said:
How are you unlocking? I never ticked "allow oem unlock" when I unlocked my device. I got it out of the box, booted into the bootloader and unlocked it
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Fastboot oem unlock
http://www.droid-life.com/2014/11/0...nable-oem-unlock-option-in-developer-options/ perhaps the update to 5.0.1 turned it off?
Went to tmobile store and got a replacement coming to me
Will unlock first thing just in case
Just recently got a nexus 6 and updated it to android M without knowing about the bootloader and stuff.i need help regarding how to unlock the bootloader safely and install custom recovery. thanks in advance
ps- this is my first post
about_99_ninjas said:
Just recently got a nexus 6 and updated it to android M without knowing about the bootloader and stuff.i need help regarding how to unlock the bootloader safely and install custom recovery. thanks in advance
ps- this is my first post
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via fastboot, while ypu are connected to a computer and are in your bootloader, you type.. fastboot oem unlock. this will unlock your bootloader(and will wipe your whole phone.
and while you are in fastboot and connected to a computer while in your bootloader, type.. fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img. to flash a recovery.
AND.. welcome to xda
What he said ^^^^^
Or you can use one of the toolkits. Personally, I prefer the method via fastboot. You will learn more by doing it "the old fashioned" way. And yes, welcome to XDA!
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simms22 said:
via fastboot, while ypu are connected to a computer and are in your bootloader, you type.. fastboot oem unlock. this will unlock your bootloader(and will wipe your whole phone.
and while you are in fastboot and connected to a computer while in your bootloader, type.. fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img. to flash a recovery.
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One thing to add this, starting with the Nexus 6 and 9 you need to boot into the phone, unlock developer options, and flip the switch on "allow OEM Unlock." Otherwise the oem unlock command in fastboot will fail.
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One thing to add this, starting with the Nexus 6 and 9 you need to boot into the phone, unlock developer options, and flip the switch on "allow OEM Unlock." Otherwise the oem unlock command in fastboot will fail.
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absolutely right..! and i keep forgetting to add that in.
simms22 said:
via fastboot, while ypu are connected to a computer and are in your bootloader, you type.. fastboot oem unlock. this will unlock your bootloader(and will wipe your whole phone.
and while you are in fastboot and connected to a computer while in your bootloader, type.. fastboot flash recovery recoveryname.img. to flash a recovery.
AND.. welcome to xda
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so i read somewhere that ineed to install a kernal right after i do the fast boot? and could you help me out with the links? and thanks a lot man
StykerB said:
One thing to add this, starting with the Nexus 6 and 9 you need to boot into the phone, unlock developer options, and flip the switch on "allow OEM Unlock." Otherwise the oem unlock command in fastboot will fail.
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okay ill try this today and let you guys know XD btw thanks man
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/repairing-nexus-6-marshmallow-6-0-t3241976
about_99_ninjas said:
so i read somewhere that ineed to install a kernal right after i do the fast boot? and could you help me out with the links?[emoji14] and thanks a lot man
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No you don't, unless you want to root it too.
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istperson said:
No you don't, unless you want to root it too.
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okay. i unlocked the bootloader with fastboot:laugh: so will be rooting it later after my exams.any recommendations for any roms/XD
Thanks alot guys! manged to unlock my bootloader with blowing up my phone:victory: thanks for the support:highfive: was shocked to see such fast response. would love your suggestions on what rom to install chroma looks good enough
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Thanks alot guys! manged to unlock my bootloader with blowing up my phone:victory: thanks for the support:highfive: was shocked to see such fast response. would love your suggestions on what rom to install chroma looks good enough
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If you intent to flash a lot of roms keep "OEM unlocking" enabled in developer options!!! If will safe you from being locked out from your google account for 72 hours inn case google finds your login attempts suspicious
about_99_ninjas said:
Thanks alot guys! manged to unlock my bootloader with blowing up my phone:victory: thanks for the support:highfive: was shocked to see such fast response. would love your suggestions on what rom to install [emoji14]chroma looks good enough
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I haven't found a bad one. Chroma, Cataclysm, Pure Nexus, Xtra smooth, many others. Try different ones to get a feel for what they do. You will discover that each has its own focus and ways of doing things.
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Droidphilev said:
If you intent to flash a lot of roms keep "OEM unlocking" enabled in developer options!!! If will safe you from being locked out from your google account for 72 hours inn case google finds your login attempts suspicious
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thanks for the heads up
wtherrell said:
I haven't found a bad one. Chroma, Cataclysm, Pure Nexus, Xtra smooth, many others. Try different ones to get a feel for what they do. You will discover that each has its own focus and ways of doing things.
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okay thanks man
jbrantley130 said:
What he said ^^^^^
Or you can use one of the toolkits. Personally, I prefer the method via fastboot. You will learn more by doing it "the old fashioned" way. And yes, welcome to XDA!
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Look at you! Professional already.. Come help me get rid of some repo bugs
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Hello guys i would like to ask for a solution for this .. im using twrp recovery and super su to root my phone which it rooted successfully , but my problem is that after i turn off my phone and on again it says "Custom Binary Blocked By FRP Lock" and cannot do anything but to install new firmware..
i really want to root my phone but im afraid it will just turn the same thing frp lock and im tired installing another firmware.
is there another option to bypass the frp for example in Android Device Manager which there is a key to unlock it or in My Samsung Account? other than installing new firmware.
my phone info:
samsung sm-j106b
google account was active while rooting
samsung account was active while rooting
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Hello guys i would like to ask for a solution for this .. im using twrp recovery and super su to root my phone which it rooted successfully , but my problem is that after i turn off my phone and on again it says "Custom Binary Blocked By FRP Lock" and cannot do anything but to install new firmware..
i really want to root my phone but im afraid it will just turn the same thing frp lock and im tired installing another firmware.
is there another option to bypass the frp for example in Android Device Manager which there is a key to unlock it or in My Samsung Account? other than installing new firmware.
my phone info:
samsung sm-j106b
google account was active while rooting
samsung account was active while rooting
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Did you enable oem unlocking? On most Samsung devices enabling oem unlocking removes frp lock.
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Did you enable oem unlocking? On most Samsung devices enabling oem unlocking removes frp lock.
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yes before i root my phone i enable oem.. and after i succesfully rooted it i disabled it .. which i think cause the frp lock
jaguarmoves said:
yes before i root my phone i enable oem.. and after i succesfully rooted it i disabled it .. which i think cause the frp lock
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Yep. Gotta keep it disabled.
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Yep. Gotta keep it disabled.
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oh wait .. so you mean before i root my phone i should disable the oem?
jaguarmoves said:
really?? omg thanks for this info
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Do you feel better now? Good luck with your phone.
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Do you feel better now? Good luck with your phone.
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no man im not satisfied yet i need to do some research before applying this thanks for the time :good:
I have the same problem here
my device G6100 with U5 securty and I don't have oem
but after root when I add google account and restart the device it lock custom kernal and recovery and boot with frp lock I need help
Is this normal? I checked my developer options today and I have that option... does that mean I can put a different bootloader on here and root it?
Thanks!
Hiemal said:
Is this normal? I checked my developer options today and I have that option... does that mean I can put a different bootloader on here and root it?
Thanks!
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No Cannot downgrade to root Only thing oem unlock does is disable FRP and a couple other security features But No good on the root or anything.
I have SAMSUNG j600f I wanted to root my device but boot loader is locked so I had to wait for a week. Then I got oem unlock option is developer mode but as I enable it says your device will erase all data and I continue after erase everything boot on again and there is no oem available again I mean it disappeared again. Plz tell me what should I do will I have to wait again for 7 days?
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Aymaan147147 said:
I have SAMSUNG j600f I wanted to root my device but boot loader is locked so I had to wait for a week. Then I got oem unlock option is developer mode but as I enable it says your device will erase all data and I continue after erase everything boot on again and there is no oem available again I mean it disappeared again. Plz tell me what should I do will I have to wait again for 7 days?
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Some ROMs hide the OEM setting once the bootloader is unlocked, because this setting is now meaningless. If you were to relock your bootloader (not recommended unless you revert entirely to stock, system and recovery), you'd see the option again.
Edit: this should have been posted to your device's q&a thread instead of here.
Fif_ said:
Some ROMs hide the OEM setting once the bootloader is unlocked, because this setting is now meaningless. If you were to relock your bootloader (not recommended unless you revert entirely to stock, system and recovery), you'd see the option again.
Edit: this should have been posted to your device's q&a thread instead of here.
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I'm not sure that i have unlocked the bootloader but will that option come back if yes so will i have to wait more 7 days?
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Aymaan147147 said:
I'm not sure that i have unlocked the bootloader but will that option come back if yes so will i have to wait more 7 days?
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I have no idea. I'd never buy a device that I cannot boot unlock or that makes me to through hoops to unlock.