EDIT: Everything booted up after while, just took a really long time for it to completely boot.
I had my xt1060 Verizon Dev Edition rooted and unlocked running Android 5.1. I wanted to flash it back to factory, so I downloaded "XT1060_GHOST_VERIZON_5.1_LPAS23.12-39.7-1_cid2_CFC.xml.zip" from firmware.center. Then I used the commands from Motorola's Restore to Factory guide, to flash the files.
That caused a bootloop to occur and have the screen to stay at the warning bootloader unlocked screen. So then I downloaded "XT1060_GHOST_VERIZON_5.1_LPA23.12-39.7_cid2_CFC.xml.zip" and tried that, and still the same thing.
I had an old copy of "MOTXT1060DEV_4.4-13.11.1Q2.X-69-3_1FF-CID2.xml" which I've used before to flash back to factory and I tried that. And now whenever I try to boot it up, it'll go into motorola's recovery and the image of the Android opened up keeps flashing on the screen, assuming that it's in a bootloop.
Up until this point I've been using osx-fastboot to flash the files, so I pulled out my old Windows laptop which had a copy of RSD Lite in it, and attempted to flash "XT1060_GHOST_VERIZON_5.1_LPAS23.12-39.7-1_cid2_CFC.xml.zip", which I tried the first time. I was able to get through that successfully, however it still did the same thing as before where the recovery was stuck in a bootloop.
I found this thread on here, and I followed the instructions for RSD Lite and the manual flash, neither worked did the same thing as when after I tried RSD Lite the first time. However the manual flash got farther, but is just sitting at the Verizon boot screen, and that's where it is right now for the last 15 minutes.
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I need some help please. I seem to be in a pickle, though I’m not bricked. (At least, not yet.) So I rooted my phone last night, using [GUIDE][NOOB]Step-By-Step Instructions for New Stock Bionic Owners. Everything went great, and I got root. I followed the guide to get the .901 update, which went fine. Tried the ROM suggested, and liked it. Thought I would try Eclipse v2.1. I installed it, but I like Visual Voicemail, so I decided to use my Nandroid that I did right after root and revert back. Here is where problems started.
After the restore, it wouldn’t boot. Passed the Moto Dual Core logo and hung up. Allowed 10 minutes and after nothing, I flashed back to the backup I made after installing Eclipse. It booted fine. So I decided to go back to stock rom, debloat it how I like it and just run the debloated stock. Here is where problems started. I can’t find a flashable copy of the stock. Just a couple of guides on using RSD Lite. This is for Bricked Bionic’s, but I decided to try it, since one of the guides said it works to get back to OTA.
Downloaded the RSD Lite and the full system file to flash. I put my phone into the mode to flash (Power + Volume Down), unpacked the file with RSD Lite and tried to flash. Got an error.
Failed flashing process. Failed flashing process. 1/15 flash cdt.bin"cdt.bin"-> Phone returned FAIL.; phone connected.
Now, when I reboot my phone, it goes back to the Fasboot Flash Mode screen saing (Failed). I can boot into recover (Volume Up + Volume Down + Power) and do a Normal Boot, and it boots fine.
I tried a Factory Reset, and it just reset’s on Eclipse v2.1.
I want to simply get back to stock. Rooted or unrooted, I don’t care. I’ll reroot if I need to.
I also tried to download the STOCK Deodexed files. The links are dead. Figured if I went back to one of those stock images, I could unroot and see if everything was ok.
Suggestions?
Hmm..I think your mistake was in safeboot when you tried to go back to original back up you were suppose to toggle safe system so that it would be disabled. From there you would've been able to restore your original system and boot up just fine. It was mentioned in the guide through some posts.
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Hmm..I think your mistake was in safeboot when you tried to go back to original back up you were suppose to toggle safe system so that it would be disabled. From there you would've been able to restore your original system and boot up just fine. It was mentioned in the guide through some posts.
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So I need to turn Safe Mode off in SafeStrap and flash? I had thought about that, but I was worried about totally bricking the phone. I'm pulling SafeBoot now, and will try the flash.
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SafeMode is off, and rebooted. I'm back to .875 Stock Rooted. So far, so good.
I can either flash from here (haven't tried yet) or stay here. When I boot, I'm still booting into Fastbook with (Flash Failure). Any way to get that off, other than flashing back to stock and locked through RSD Lite?
Your mistake was trying to restore from the un safe system. You can toggle safe system and you'll be ok. Or, reinstall a ROM to your safe system.
To clarify: don't flash a ROM with safe system disabled. toggle back to safe mode, and then pickup my directions from the format /system step. You can try another ROM no problem then.
I bet you can find the visual voicemail APK and add it whichever ROM. Copy paste into system/app directory.
Thanks. I'm used to flashing with the Thunderbolt and the XOOM. Not used to safestrap, just normal CWM.
Any idea how to stop the phone from booting into Fastboot? Having to do it the long way still. I'd be happy staying this way, if I can get that resolved.
Actually the problem was you tried to restore to a backup of a pre .901 system which has different radios which flashing doesn't like.
As for the flash failure, get the fxz files and put them in a folder with adb and fastboot. Then run this command in a prompt:
fastboot flash device_tree.bin
When you get a flash failure you just need to flash something to fix it; flashing device_tree.bin won't affect anything.
Its one solid file with a weird extension. Is there a way to unpack it? I am out right now and don't know the extension by heart.
Its a zip, just extract it
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Now, I'm scratching my head. (Again) I've worked with ADB with my Xoom, so I'm not a noob at that part. ADB doesn't see my phone. My computer does, and the phone know's it's plugged in. However when I try to flash the file, it can't find the device. I checked "adb devices" and it's not on the list.
So I decided to go ahead and flash completely back to stock with RSD Lite. Still get's the same error message. (I did check the MD5 SUM on the file. It's correct.) Safe Mode is off in Safestrap. Here is what the Fastboot screen looks like on my phone.
AP Fastboot Flash Mode (S)
0A.61
Battery OK
OK to Program
Transfer Mode:
USB Connected
Since I've not seen the Fastboot screen on this phone until this started, I don't know if the (S) has meaning. Like, it thinks the phone's still in SafeMode?
I noticed one of the options in safestrap is to disable safestrap. Thought about trying that, but.... Unsure.
Long story short: Phone won't boot past "Unlocked Bootloader" warning; Recoveries won't stick; Unknown Error & Freezing when trying to Flash System.img
I own an ATT Locked Moto X, but went ahead and unlocked it by purchasing the oem code. No issues there.
I decided to go ahead and try rooting it too, and was able to flash TWRP as my recovery. Still, everything seemed to be looking good, until I tried hard rebooting (to see if root would last). Upon rebooting, I could not get past the warning sign, notifying me that the bootloader was unlocked. I waited, and waited, and restarted again, but all progress stopped there. I would be the first to admit that whatever happened was probably my fault; perhaps I flashed some files in the wrong order, or entered a wrong command into fastboot. I don't know, and frankly don't care. My only question is how to get out of this mess and back to rooting, or at the very least, back to stock ROM now that I'm unlocked.
Booting into recovery only leads to the red triangle over an open android mascot, with the "Android Recovery" title. So clearly TWRP didn't stick; I tried reflashing, but nothing lasts past reboot. Then I tried flashing Philz Touch instead, which, upon exit, notified me that root was not enabled. So I rooted, rebooted, and was finally able to see Philz Tough again, even though I still can't boot normally. That time, both Philz Touch as well as root seemed to have stuck.
With that minor victory I downloaded the latest firmware for my model and tried to flash the components over, thinking I had somehow corrupted the existing OS files, but here's where it gets particularly frustrating. I am able to flash every file except for system.img, even though I am using moto-fastboot, which I understand is a common mistake. I get no specific error code, simply "Unknown Error," upon which the phone is frozen in fastboot. The phone remains unresponsive until I hard reboot [back into fastboot], and see that, once again, Recovery is back to stock. So now I'm baffled. I can't seem to find a way to flash the system file, factory resetting doesn't work, and my recoveries are constantly reverted back to stock. Does anyone have any advice, or suggestions for what I could try next?
You try RSD lite?
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You try RSD lite?
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I was already downloading it just as I saw your post, as my last-ditch effort. It also failed, but it gave me "Unknown USB Error," which is all I needed, it seems. I tried a different USB slot on another side of the computer, and lo-and-behold, the flash finished.
I'm not sure what saddens me more, the fact that I pushed off making this post for hours, only to have the solution less than an hour after I do, or the fact that I never thought to try a different USB port... In any case, sorry for the uselessness of this post. I think I'll save rooting for another day though...
Let me start by saying,this isn't my first rodeo,i've been rooting since the beginning of the G1,but this one has me stumped.
Ive got a Moto Atrix HD, rooted and bootloader unlocked running Batakangs Deodexed stock. It started feeling kinda laggy so I decided to jump into recovery (CWM 6) and delete the Devlik cache Battery stats etc. basically everything but user data so I didn't have to start from scratch. Ive done it in the past and it speed things up considerably with no ill side effects. So I did it thins time and immediately got the "unable to access recovery log/command" error. So I decided to reboot recovery and try it again and the same error came up as soon as it booted into it. I decided to just use rsd and do a complete fresh stock att install,but it wouldn't go to fastboot and rsd didn't see the phone neither did adb.So I tried a full wipe. Didn't work. So idecided to do a rom reinstall and see if that fixed it.nothing. So I tried another wipe and this time it wouldn't boot back into recovery,stays stuck on the first boot screen. I even went through the trouble to remove the back and unscrew the battery and do a battery pull with no luck. During all this I had RSD pulled up and it never saw the phone to give me something to work with. Im kinda stumped on this one,i can normally figure it out without issues,searched here and I didn't see anyone with the same issue exactly. Im open for ideas. Thanks
Updatek so I managed to get PhilzTouch recovery installed,and got Carbon installed. But still getting the error in recovery.Its finally booting at least tho....Finally got to use MythTools to reinstall the recovery and all is fixed..
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Let me start by saying,this isn't my first rodeo,i've been rooting since the beginning of the G1,but this one has me stumped.
Ive got a Moto Atrix HD, rooted and bootloader unlocked running Batakangs Deodexed stock. It started feeling kinda laggy so I decided to jump into recovery (CWM 6) and delete the Devlik cache Battery stats etc. basically everything but user data so I didn't have to start from scratch. Ive done it in the past and it speed things up considerably with no ill side effects. So I did it thins time and immediately got the "unable to access recovery log/command" error. So I decided to reboot recovery and try it again and the same error came up as soon as it booted into it. I decided to just use rsd and do a complete fresh stock att install,but it wouldn't go to fastboot and rsd didn't see the phone neither did adb.So I tried a full wipe. Didn't work. So idecided to do a rom reinstall and see if that fixed it.nothing. So I tried another wipe and this time it wouldn't boot back into recovery,stays stuck on the first boot screen. I even went through the trouble to remove the back and unscrew the battery and do a battery pull with no luck. During all this I had RSD pulled up and it never saw the phone to give me something to work with. Im kinda stumped on this one,i can normally figure it out without issues,searched here and I didn't see anyone with the same issue exactly. Im open for ideas. Thanks
Updatek so I managed to get PhilzTouch recovery installed,and got Carbon installed. But still getting the error in recovery.Its finally booting at least tho....Finally got to use MythTools to reinstall the recovery and all is fixed..
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I just jumped in and read your post. unfortunately, I had no chance to reply to you after I read the last line But it's nice to know my tools is helpful.
Hi guys.
I have a moto X 1058 which I bought to someone about 3 months ago, it's an used phone so I can't rely on warranty.
I received the phone with Android 5.0, no root, bootloader locked, perfect conditions.
I installed Android 5.1 through an OTA update. Soon after the update, the phone began to boot suddenly every now and then with no apparent reason. Because of this I decided to downgrade to Kitkat 4.4.4 (The rom I downloaded is called: RETAIL-BR_4.4.4_KXA21.12-L1.26_52_cid12_CFC_1FF) (I am from Colombia and the firmware of the phone is from Brazil). I used RSD lite, unlocked the bootloader, USB debug, etc. However the installing took way too long so I booted the phone while it was still installing (If i didn't do this, the installing would have probably taken 8 hours or so, because the system.img file was too big to download to the phone which is why i guess it took RSD so long). Anyways, I don't know why this happened, I just decided to boot it and see what happened. It went in a boot loop. I no longer have access to the bootloader screen. After two boots I can press POWER+VOLUME UP to get access to the screen "Android system recovery". Where the only options are:
reboot system now (takes me to the boot loop again)
apply update from sdcard (does nothing really)
aply update from ADB (My pc won't recognize my device anymore, RSD litle doesn't recognize my device either, I tried with mfastboot manually but it says "waiting for device" and does nothing)
wipe data/factory reset (tried this option as well, but nothing)
wipe cache partition (nope).
What can I do? I think this means my phone is soft bricked. How can I fix this? How can I get the bootloader screen back? I can't even turn off my phone, it's stuck in this bootloop. The only thing i can do is to stay in the system recovery screen, but i don't know what to do next. I don't handle Android systems at all, everything I did was based on youtube tutorials, so I'm a little slow to understand the basic concepts. Can someone explain me?
Thank you very much.
You don't downgrade Motorola phones!
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mlspot said:
Hi guys.
I have a moto X 1058 which I bought to someone about 3 months ago, it's an used phone so I can't rely on warranty.
I received the phone with Android 5.0, no root, bootloader locked, perfect conditions.
I installed Android 5.1 through an OTA update. Soon after the update, the phone began to boot suddenly every now and then with no apparent reason. Because of this I decided to downgrade to Kitkat 4.4.4 (The rom I downloaded is called: RETAIL-BR_4.4.4_KXA21.12-L1.26_52_cid12_CFC_1FF) (I am from Colombia and the firmware of the phone is from Brazil). I used RSD lite, unlocked the bootloader, USB debug, etc. However the installing took way too long so I booted the phone while it was still installing (If i didn't do this, the installing would have probably taken 8 hours or so, because the system.img file was too big to download to the phone which is why i guess it took RSD so long). Anyways, I don't know why this happened, I just decided to boot it and see what happened. It went in a boot loop. I no longer have access to the bootloader screen. After two boots I can press POWER+VOLUME UP to get access to the screen "Android system recovery". Where the only options are:
reboot system now (takes me to the boot loop again)
apply update from sdcard (does nothing really)
aply update from ADB (My pc won't recognize my device anymore, RSD litle doesn't recognize my device either, I tried with mfastboot manually but it says "waiting for device" and does nothing)
wipe data/factory reset (tried this option as well, but nothing)
wipe cache partition (nope).
What can I do? I think this means my phone is soft bricked. How can I fix this? How can I get the bootloader screen back? I can't even turn off my phone, it's stuck in this bootloop. The only thing i can do is to stay in the system recovery screen, but i don't know what to do next. I don't handle Android systems at all, everything I did was based on youtube tutorials, so I'm a little slow to understand the basic concepts. Can someone explain me?
Thank you very much.
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I have had my Droid turbo since launch and as such followed the path the getting root on it for some time. I used Mofo to get root back on android 4.4.4, used it again to upgrade to 5.1 while keeping root, used sunshine to unlock the bootloader when that came out, and finally installed TWRP recovery on it. I had not done much to it since, but had Intended to install cyanogenmod for a while.
Well I thought I would finally get to it this weekend. I made a nandroid back-up with TWRP, copied it to my computer, backed up some files I didn't want to lose, and went ahead and installed the latest version of cyanogenmod 13 for quark (Moto MAXX and Droid Turbo) and the necessary gapps. It all went very well. I booted into cyanogenmod just fine, and signed in to google.
I was in the process of setting things up, like preferences/wallpapers/wigets etc, while google downloaded my apps. Not long after I started doing this, nova launcher would repeatedly crash, as well as cyanogenmod's built in launcher. I got fed up with it and rebooted. But the phone shut down and started acting odd. It would show what looked like the bootloader, but the open android guy was not there, and I had no options at the top. Sometimes it would just say AP Fastboot Flash Mode (Secure) with no other text.
I got it to go to the bootloader after holding down the power and volume down button, and got it to boot to TWRP. But TWRP said there is no OS installed, and it refused to install anything, wipe anything, and TWRP itself crashed after a bit when I left it there to try and use ADB to push my nandroid back up to it.
Now TWRP will not load from the bootloader, and I cannot flash anything. I wanted to just re-flash the stock firmware. So I downloaded fresh copies of it from the root thread here on XDA, but no matter what, i get the error "(bootloader) Failed to erase partition" It does this for anything. I tried flashing TWRP and the fresh system image. I tried following the steps on the root thread that flash things that you need to prepare the phone for the system image, but all attempts to flash fail with the same message.
I also tried using mofo to flash a clean system image. But it just stops and quits at 7%. I have had this problem before, and got around it by using mofo 0.0.2. But I no longer have that version.
I am at a loss here. I need my phone back ASAP. Any help would be much appreciated.
Have you tried doing everything from Terminal on your computer instead? That's what saved my butt once when I was in a similar situation.
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Have you tried doing everything from Terminal on your computer instead? That's what saved my butt once when I was in a similar situation.
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That's all I've been doing