Hey guys ! I Really need help here !!
I Have a Motorola Moto G 2014 (XT1069), and unfortunately it is dead.
I was with Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and the system was very slow and unusable, so I have decided to make a downgrade for Android 4.4.4 Kit Kat Stock Room. During a week, I have really liked the experience of using a faster android than Marshmallow.
But unfortunately, the system started to become slow,again, and Appears for me a OTA upgrade for Android 5.0 Lollipop.
And I have Done it, and It has Killed my Moto G.
I Don´t have money enough to buy another phone, because of Brazil Economics crise .
So guys, I Really need yours helps to bring my moto G for life again. I need to install inside the smartphone the "FastBoot" in order to install Kit Kat again. But I have been searching in the Web, and I can not find any kind of tools to do that.
There are a lot of Moto G´s that have the same problem.
Pleasseeeee Helppppp uss !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is a whole thread on hardbrick but sorry to say many ppl tryed their best still no luck.. its almost impossible to get it back?
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Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone is working on ROM based KitKat. For model XT1068 currently there are only two stock ROM, is a bad thing to see, the Moto G is a terminal from modding and there is little material available. I hope that after the release of Lollipop someone still working on KitKat. Thanks ^^
TheKerevas said:
Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone is working on ROM based KitKat. For model XT1068 currently there are only two stock ROM, is a bad thing to see, the Moto G is a terminal from modding and there is little material available. I hope that after the release of Lollipop someone still working on KitKat. Thanks ^^
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Development for the moto g 2014 is kinda slow right now, i don't know if the devs aren't working at all or are waiting for lollipop.
Hakkinan said:
Development for the moto g 2014 is kinda slow right now, i don't know if the devs aren't working at all or are waiting for lollipop.
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I hope to develop more on KitKat...
I also wish that more roms are available for this device.....
Hi,
I got the Consumer Cellular version of the Moto G even though I use don't use that carrier (I unlocked it). I am wondering how much different it is from getting the one from the company-from moto's website? Also, will I get the OTAs on time, because I am still on 4.4.4. My phone is XT1064 and everyone keeps saying that the android 5.0 is out for XT1064 and XT1063 but when I checked, it said I was at the latest firmware. Sorry if these questions are dumb!
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Hi,
I got the Consumer Cellular version of the Moto G even though I use don't use that carrier (I unlocked it). I am wondering how much different it is from getting the one from the company-from moto's website? Also, will I get the OTAs on time, because I am still on 4.4.4. My phone is XT1064 and everyone keeps saying that the android 5.0 is out for XT1064 and XT1063 but when I checked, it said I was at the latest firmware. Sorry if these questions are dumb!
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Motorola is releasing the update in batches, which mean your batch didn't get the update yet. If they let all the Moto G 2nd gen users get the update at the same time, chances are that there servers will crash.
Which is probably why they are releasing the update in batches.
BTW don't worry about Android L too much. Your Moto G won't start performing like Moto X when you get the update.
K, thanks
Wifi hotspot is disabled in Consumer Cellular branded Moto G and there is a consumer cellular app installed.
This is all the difference between it and a retail unlocked motto g. It you read through the threads, you can flash the retail rom, and even lollipop on it.
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Hi,
The Bluetooth A2DP stuttering bug on Lollipop is unacceptable, and I have heard that KitKat users did not have the same problem.
Is there a compatible KitKat 4.4.4 factory image that I can use to downgrade my XT1072?
I believe the XT1072 (Moto G 2nd Generation with 4G LTE) has never been factory loaded with KitKat Android. Is there another Moto G model that has been, whose KitKat image is compatible with an XT1072?
Cheers,
Sunkai.
This is in the wrong forum and I see that you also have the same thread going in the correct forum Hopefully a mod will see this and lock it.
You are right. My understanding of the situation is better now, and I realise that there probably is not a KitKat or CM11 image that I can use with a Thea device.
I posted in this forum, as I thought there may be a different set of eyes on it than the Moto G 2015 forum, and that there may have been a Titan image that was known to be compatible.
Thank you for taking a look. I am happy for this thread to be locked or removed.
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I recently bought a Moto G 2014 and it came with KitKat 4.4.4 installed. What I'd like to know from you guys, that already have the phone for longer: IS IT WORTH TO UPDATE IT TO LOLLIPOP?
What are the benefits (and what are the losses, if any)??
Thank you for the help.
Hi,
As per title, what is the most up to date and easiest way to unroot and install a kitkat custom rom on a locked motoX 2nd gen (2014) with marshmallow 6.0?
My 2 years warranty is running out and am fedup with marshmallow. I'd like to go back to kitkat.
By the way what kitkat rom would you recommend?
Many thanks
Luca
done with issues
I did this from moto x 2014 xt1097 to xt1095 KitKat 4.4.4.
only issue is cellular stuck in radio mode so cant make calls or use data. hopefully can figure that out soon. I think I just need to find Canadian versions of modem files (for bell?).
only issue I cant remember how I did it!!!
83 hours on a next to bricked moto x 2014 and I was in "i don't care anymore mode" and was just downloading and flashing random stuff. give me a few days to figure out what I did so I know who to give thanks and credit to before I start linking other developers work.
Thanks, never mind I found what I want in a custom 6.0.1 ROM.
Best of luck with your smartphone