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Anyone has the link to this firmware??
It's on Team MT's Firmware finder, download it from there
kanishka1234 said:
Anyone has the link to this firmware??
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You can find it here: http://hwmt.ru/hwmtsite/firmware-database/?firmware_model=VTR-L29&firmware_page=0
colthekid said:
It's on Team MT's Firmware finder, download it from there
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I dowloaded it from firmware finder but it doesnt install... I already checked the IMEI compatibility but I wont install... should I unlock bootloader to install the firmware
kanishka1234 said:
I dowloaded it from firmware finder but it doesnt install... I already checked the IMEI compatibility but I wont install... should I unlock bootloader to install the firmware
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Yes you'll need to unlock the bootloader.
As for the update itself, I use the method here... https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-mate-9-flash-update-package-t3593108
Originally written for the mate 9, it's been updated for the p10.
It will also debrand if you want to go to C432, and/or update to any rom.
It will wipe your phone though, so backup anything you need to your external sd card.
colthekid said:
Yes you'll need to unlock the bootloader.
As for the update itself, I use the method here... https://forum.xda-developers.com/mat...ckage-t3593108
Originally written for the mate 9, it's been updated for the p10.
It will also debrand if you want to go to C432, and/or update to any rom.
It will wipe your phone though, so backup anything you need to your external sd card.
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Does unlocking bootloader voids warrenty
kanishka1234 said:
Does unlocking bootloader voids warrenty
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Yes, technically, but it can be relocked. Indeed the method I linked to above relocked my bootloader twice when I was rebranding to C432, although I don't know if that "restores" the warranty.
If you didn't want to unlock the bootloader, then you'd have to wait for the update to arrive via OTA as a "normal" update from Huawei
colthekid said:
Yes, technically, but it can be relocked. Indeed the method I linked to above relocked my bootloader twice when I was rebranding to C432, although I don't know if that "restores" the warranty.
If you didn't want to unlock the bootloader, then you'd have to wait for the update to arrive via OTA as a "normal" update from Huawei
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Or pay for a FunkyHuawei update.
colthekid said:
Yes, technically, but it can be relocked. Indeed the method I linked to above relocked my bootloader twice when I was rebranding to C432, although I don't know if that "restores" the warranty.
If you didn't want to unlock the bootloader, then you'd have to wait for the update to arrive via OTA as a "normal" update from Huawei
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I unlocked bootloader and tired to install the same full firmware dwnloaded from firmware finder... but it always fails at 5%
colthekid said:
Yes, technically, but it can be relocked. Indeed the method I linked to above relocked my bootloader twice when I was rebranding to C432, although I don't know if that "restores" the warranty.
If you didn't want to unlock the bootloader, then you'd have to wait for the update to arrive via OTA as a "normal" update from Huawei
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um trying to reinstall because my display was replaced and the fingerprint sensor seem not properly caibrated... is their any way to recalibrate it without reflashing firmware
kanishka1234 said:
I unlocked bootloader and tired to install the same full firmware dwnloaded from firmware finder... but it always fails at 5%
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Use the HWOTA method I linked to above.
kanishka1234 said:
um trying to reinstall because my display was replaced and the fingerprint sensor seem not properly caibrated... is their any way to recalibrate it without reflashing firmware
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Don't know, but I doubt it.
colthekid said:
Yes you'll need to unlock the bootloader.
As for the update itself, I use the method here... https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-mate-9-flash-update-package-t3593108
Originally written for the mate 9, it's been updated for the p10.
It will also debrand if you want to go to C432, and/or update to any rom.
It will wipe your phone though, so backup anything you need to your external sd card.
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That post didnt really explained the steps after download process, may i ask do i flash all the zips after downloading? What Are the sequence of the files to flash? Do i flash it via TWRP? Isit possible if i download the full package and flash it?
HOPE you can help clarify. Thanks.
DaRdamnDoG said:
That post didnt really explained the steps after download process, may i ask do i flash all the zips after downloading? What Are the sequence of the files to flash? Do i flash it via TWRP? Isit possible if i download the full package and flash it?
HOPE you can help clarify. Thanks.
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If you use the method I linked to, it does it all for you in the correct order and tells you what to do & when
So, if you did something wrong and finished with bricked phone or, just want to perform upgrade from O to O, or N to O, or to back from custom to stock one here it is the link and Manufacturer instruction with dload method.
Its a service rom for EU region C432. Don't use that for other regions it will not work.
My recommendation is to use Force method and only if you had bricked phone. For other situation you can use alternative methods, OTA, HWOta, , Ffinder, etc.
Please, read carefully instruction. Its not so easy and its a different method (files formats) for Emui 5.1 and Emui 8.0.
http://androidhost.ru/3ey
Good luck!
Can I just say a big thank you for this. It restored my hard bricked P10 plus after 2 frantic days of trying. BL and Frp both locked. And you say its complex, but its much much easier than other methods I have been trying. Thanks again. :good:
arsenicas said:
Can I just say a big thank you for this. It restored my hard bricked P10 plus after 2 frantic days of trying. BL and Frp both locked. And you say its complex, but its much much easier than other methods I have been trying. Thanks again. :good:
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Yes, amazing stuff. Glad that u success unbricked not so cheap model.
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Hi, the link isn't working.
Best regards
Rb1982 said:
Hi, the link isn't working.
Best regards
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Androidhost is available at the moment.
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You are a life savior, thank you. It worked fine on my rebranded L09 > L29.
rafaila42 said:
You are a life savior, thank you. It worked fine on my rebranded L09 > L29.
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How?
If not mistaken,
I created a folder on my SD card (by connecting it to my PC card reader),
and placed there the files exported.
Code:
dload
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├── update_sd.zip
├── VKY-L09_hw_eu
│ └── update_sd_VKY-L09_hw_eu.zip
└── VKY-L29_hw_eu
└── update_sd_VKY-L29_hw_eu.zip
After, I tried several times to boot with the three buttons. V+, V-, POWER, as mentioned in the directions file page 6, to enter the Software Upgrade Mode.
By pressing V- and pluging-in the usb, i was in fastboot mode, so, from console i unlocked my bootloader (several times) because it was getting locked again, example: fastboot oem unlock 1234567890123456
Also, i had to install again twrp: fastboot flash recovery_ramdisk C:/twrp.img.
I was on rebranded stock emui8, then tried to install B201 fromfuture, but probably i had done some thing wrong and i was in a bootloop. Most of the times, i was ending on erecovery screen, unsuccessfully trying to update through ff.
After installation of stock firmware, i had an FRP lock. So i did: fastboot oem relock 1234567890123456, reboot several times and in the end i had it cleared. Maybe I am forgetting something, I wasn't keeping notes.
stock firmware relocking and unlocking again was not helpful. I had to normally update the stock, maybe to 371.
rafaila42 said:
stock firmware relocking and unlocking again was not helpful. I had to normally update the stock, maybe to 371.
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Could you send us what u want to do? I tried to understand but....
You had emui 8 and wanted to instal patched b201 which is emui 5.....you bricked phone did u?
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Alexxxx1 said:
You had emui 8 and wanted to instal patched b201 which is emui 5.....you bricked phone did u?
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Yes, that's exactly what I did.
As mentioned above, I was in a bootloop, but I still had erecovery. I tried to update through ff, but the phone was not finding any FW, maybe I did something wrong. With the files provided by you, I managed to reflash it, following the dload method described in chapter 4, "O-O Upgrade operations" paragraph 2 "Force upgrade". Only problem was, I couldn't start the recovery in "Software Upgrade Mode" (Step 4, page 6). I had to try several times. Once I managed to successfully reflash, I had to do an OTA upgrade (to 371 I think), in order to bypass my "FRP lock" problem.
After this, I managed to install openkirin's "OmniROM Pie Alpha 3".
Hope I was more clear now.
rafaila42 said:
Yes, that's exactly what I did.
As mentioned above, I was in a bootloop, but I still had erecovery. I tried to update through ff, but the phone was not finding any FW, maybe I did something wrong. With the files provided by you, I managed to reflash it, following the dload method described in chapter 4, "O-O Upgrade operations" paragraph 2 "Force upgrade". Only problem was, I couldn't start the recovery in "Software Upgrade Mode" (Step 4, page 6). I had to try several times. Once I managed to successfully reflash, I had to do an OTA upgrade (to 371 I think), in order to bypass my "FRP lock" problem.
After this, I managed to install openkirin's "OmniROM Pie Alpha 3".
Hope I was more clear now.
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You should use force method upgrade pressing volume up, volume down and power key for N to O, not O to O because u was on 201...but at the end u success upgraded.
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Given the filesizes
will it work with the SD card formatted in NTFS?
algarues said:
Given the filesizes
will it work with the SD card formatted in NTFS?
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It should be ok.
But.... Remember. If you have last update from January dont use older service roms because you will brick it permanently. Only use last service rom from androidhost.ru with January security patch.
Huawei implemented antirollback features. So if you try older stock rom to flash on new one it will be trigger to change xloader partition and block fastboot. So, there is no any chance to repair phone.
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Alexxxx1 said:
It should be ok.
But.... Remember. If you have last update from January dont use older service roms because you will brick it permanently. Only use last service rom from androidhost.ru with January security patch.
Huawei implemented antirollback features. So if you try older stock rom to flash on new one it will be trigger to change xloader partition and block fastboot. So, there is no any chance to repair phone.
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Thank you!
I am actually still on Nougat and try to upgrade on Oreo, since FF failed.
I am using VKY-L09C432.
I guess it should be fine....
The security patch is from 2017
algarues said:
Thank you!
I am actually still on Nougat and try to upgrade on Oreo, since FF failed.
I am using VKY-L09C432.
I guess it should be fine....
The security patch is from 2017
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Yep, but read carefully software upgrade guideline zipped together with dload. You should extract update_sd.zip into update.app and subfolder with file in it.
If you havent rooted phone you can try Hisuite and check update using PC.
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Alexxxx1 said:
Yep, but read carefully software upgrade guideline zipped together with dload. You should extract update_sd.zip into update.app and subfolder with file in it.
If you havent rooted phone you can try Hisuite and check update using PC.
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Thank you!
will follow the instructions
Hisuite does not see updates available, even if setting the FF proxy in settings
mistery
algarues said:
Thank you!
will follow the instructions
Hisuite does not see updates available, even if setting the FF proxy in settings
mistery
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Did you try erecovery method as new one in FF?
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Alexxxx1 said:
Did you try erecovery method as new one in FF?
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yes, I tried changing the dns on the router, but it failed. I have the suspicion some providers block the traffic from that ip.
But let's give a try to your method.
The phone I have is unrooted and sim unlocked.
However, I bought it second hand.
Anything I should check on it that might be preventing updates?
algarues said:
yes, I tried changing the dns on the router, but it failed. I have the suspicion some providers block the traffic from that ip.
But let's give a try to your method.
The phone I have is unrooted and sim unlocked.
However, I bought it second hand.
Anything I should check on it that might be preventing updates?
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Maybe to change Sim card from other operator for the moment and check. Could you send me current build no in phone and which region...
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I can only speak for BLA-L29C432B197 (Probably B179 too), but I assume this will cover any Pie firmware released in January.
In these releases Huawei disabled custom kernel, so phone won't boot with a custom kernel flashed.
This had me wanting to downgrade to B161 where it does work. So I try with NoCheck, which is fine to update with, Software install failed.
I try with FH (I happened to have a credit left) HiSuite method, Software install failed.
I tried with Dload package, same result.
So I figure I can use Rollback, as it worked fine on Beta to get back to Oreo with it...
It failed after 7% (or so, I didn't actually watch), device reboot to a black screen. Fastboot was working though.
So it most likely only flashed Oreo bootloader, and device was hardbricked. I managed to get it back using test point and IDT, this will void your warranty though.
So, do not downgrade using NoCheck recovery and rollback package, it's not worth the time to get device back.
Edit: Downgrade from Pie B197 to Oreo B157 is fine using NoCheck.
ante0 said:
So, do not downgrade using NoCheck recovery and rollback package, it's not worth the time to get device back.
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So, there are no options to downgrade from 197? WTF is wrong with Huawei?
ante0 said:
So, do not downgrade using NoCheck recovery and rollback package, it's not worth the time to get device back.
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And probably will also require spending money on other tools. Backups are also important, so people with rooted devices should use Partitions Backup (by wanam) and backup nvme, oeminfo and modem partitions.
As for downgrading with DLOAD or HiSuite we have no idea if it will work or if it will brick. Original recovery/eRecovery might have a fail safe mechanism.
badmania98 said:
So, there are no options to downgrade from 197? WTF is wrong with Huawei?
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Dload might work or just refuse to downgrade, but i don't think it will brick.
Pretoriano80 said:
Partitions Backup (by wanam) and backup nvme, oeminfo and modem partitions.
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Where I can find this app, and what version I have to use?
I installed Partitions Backup & Restore 2.0.1.
LE. Backup Done.
also.it's happened in alp-al00（mate10 china）.
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”5. This system version can be rolled back to the official version of EMUI 8.0 in Phone Manager. Rolling back the system version will erase your personal data. For more information, please contact the customer service hotline.” - according to description of v.197 firmware.
Where is this option in the phone menu? It is written in v.179 firmware, also.
badmania98 said:
”5. This system version can be rolled back to the official version of EMUI 8.0 in Phone Manager. Rolling back the system version will erase your personal data. For more information, please contact the customer service hotline.” - according to description of v.197 firmware.
Where is this option in the phone menu? It is written in v.179 firmware, also.
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There's none! I don't know what they mean with Phone Manager. My guess is that HiSuite = Phone Manager.
zt379 said:
also.it's happened in alp-al00（mate10 china）.
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When downgrading with No_check recovery?
I asked Huawei centre about downgrade and they told me that is possible in service centre only.
ante0 said:
I can only speak for BLA-L29C432B197 (Probably B179 too), but I assume this will cover any Pie firmware released in January.
In these releases Huawei disabled custom kernel, so phone won't boot with a custom kernel flashed.
This had me wanting to downgrade to B161 where it does work. So I try with NoCheck, which is fine to update with, Software install failed.
I try with FH (I happened to have a credit left) HiSuite method, Software install failed.
I tried with Dload package, same result.
So I figure I can use Rollback, as it worked fine on Beta to get back to Oreo with it...
It failed after 7% (or so, I didn't actually watch), device reboot to a black screen. Fastboot was working though.
So it most likely only flashed Oreo bootloader, and device was hardbricked. I managed to get it back using test point and IDT, this will void your warranty though.
So, do not downgrade using NoCheck recovery and rollback package, it's not worth the time to get device back.
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Hey there, search on forum a tool for P20 Pro. From 179 i came back on 158 Oreo
Pretoriano80 said:
There's none! I don't know what they mean with Phone Manager. My guess is that HiSuite = Phone Manager.
When downgrading with No_check recovery?
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perhaps never! and now hope xda developers could handle this bad things
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lorenzomeini56 said:
Hey there, search on forum a tool for P20 Pro. From 179 i came back on 158 Oreo
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Can you put a link to this tool.?
badmania98 said:
Can you put a link to this tool.?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/huawei-p20/how-to/guide-how-to-rollback-emui-9-beta-to-t3841687
lorenzomeini56 said:
Hey there, search on forum a tool for P20 Pro. From 179 i came back on 158 Oreo
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does it works in other kirin970 devices of emui9 to emui8？？
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lorenzomeini56 said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/huawei-p20/how-to/guide-how-to-rollback-emui-9-beta-to-t3841687
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This tool we already have it. I dont know if ante0 used it this time, but I think he did ( contains nocheck.img).
badmania98 said:
This tool we already have it. I dont know if ante0 used it this time, but I think he did ( contains nocheck.img).
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Yep. Same NoCheck.img.
Edit: well, unless that nocheck is for p20... That might be why.
I will compare them.
I can confirm that in connecting my ALP-29 to my Windows 10 PC with HiSuite, I get offered the choice to roll back to Oreo. But the small print warns that your device should not be rooted or unlocked. I'm happy with Pie, so I'm not tempted to check whether this works without bricking your device, but just letting folks know about the purported option. Presumably if you try, you should at minimum unroot first......You also will be factory wiped.
ante0 said:
to get back to Oreo .
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To what version of Oreo did you tried to get back?
badmania98 said:
To what version of Oreo did you tried to get back?
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B150, the rollback version. I figured that would work as it is a rollback. But I should maybe have gone with B158.
Either way, don't do it with NoCheck for BLA
I'm almost done repairing device!
ante0 said:
B150, the rollback version. I figured that would work as it is a rollback. But I should maybe have gone with B158.
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B150 was the roll back from Pie Beta. According to FF, I think that B156 and 157 are the roll back from official Pie.
badmania98 said:
B150 was the roll back from Pie Beta. According to FF, I think that B156 and 157 are the roll back from official Pie.
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B157 should be the roll-back version. But a P20 Pro owner bricked when downgrading with HiSuite, with a completely stock device, so....
I have tried to downgrade my P20 Pro from Pie to Oreo this morning so I can rebrand via the FH tool.
TWRP flashed, phone rebooted to install the firmware and then it flashed up firmware install failed.
I had two options, reboot or recovery mode.
The phone is now stuck in fastmode with no display at all. PC still detects it.
It responds to commands in toolallinone. No idea how to turn it off to save battery?
Can I rescue it or is it too far gone?
chrissyyyw said:
I have tried to downgrade my P20 Pro from Pie to Oreo this morning so I can rebrand via the FH tool.
TWRP flashed, phone rebooted to install the firmware and then it flashed up firmware install failed.
I had two options, reboot or recovery mode.
The phone is now stuck in fastmode with no display at all. PC still detects it.
It responds to commands in toolallinone. No idea how to turn it off to save battery?
Can I rescue it or is it too far gone?
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Flash all the relevant parts of a firmware to get back to a working OS.
You'll need to download the same or later firmware, extract and flash each IMG to its respective place. iE : system to system using fastboot and so on.
There are a lot of threads for this.
I have one myself in guides.
dladz said:
Flash all the relevant parts of a firmware to get back to a working OS.
You'll need to download the same or later firmware, extract and flash each IMG to its respective place. iE : system to system using fastboot and so on.
There are a lot of threads for this.
I have one myself in guides.
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Cheers i'll have a look :good:
chrissyyyw said:
Cheers i'll have a look :good:
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I had the same problem. No screen at all. I literally tried everything. No solution. Had to take it back to the service department. No news from it since (2 weeks in repair).
DriesCauwelier said:
I had the same problem. No screen at all. I literally tried everything. No solution. Had to take it back to the service department. No news from it since (2 weeks in repair).
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This in the UK?
Bootloader unlocked?
chrissyyyw said:
This in the UK?
Bootloader unlocked?
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No, Belgium and Yes bootloader was unlocked...
DriesCauwelier said:
No, Belgium and Yes bootloader was unlocked...
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just got my phone back.
Board swap under warranty... Other IMEI of course...
Comming soon.. maybe this year
il3gal said:
Comming soon.. maybe this year
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That's old, there's already a B140 build. xD
Pretoriano80 said:
That's old, there's already a B140 build. xD
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FF is always behind a bit I think, but if it's there it means its coming soon.
Pretoriano80 said:
That's old, there's already a B140 build. xD
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Looking forward for an update solution from you and ante0.
badmania98 said:
Looking forward for an update solution from you and ante0.
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All versions of EMUI10 that I've tested so far, force locks bootloader. So don't install if you don't want to get locked. I guess if you have beta access approved you can downgrade back to 9.1 using HiSuite.
I have to downgrade using testpoint
Fastboot will still say you're unlocked but the command fastboot oem lock-state info says it's locked. Downgrading back to 9.1 will give back the unlock status, apparently. I guess they just add something to lock even if you're technically still unlocked. And the command to unlock through fastboot is removed so no way to unlock it again. I hope it's just locking for the beta.
ante0 said:
All versions of EMUI10 that I've tested so far, force locks bootloader. So don't install if you don't want to get locked. I guess if you have beta access approved you can downgrade back to 9.1 using HiSuite.
I have to downgrade using testpoint
Fastboot will still say you're unlocked but the command fastboot oem lock-state info says it's locked. Downgrading back to 9.1 will give back the unlock status, apparently. I guess they just add something to lock even if you're technically still unlocked. And the command to unlock through fastboot is removed so no way to unlock it again. I hope it's just locking for the beta.
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Maybe it is necessary to downgrade till EMUI 8.0?
I don't have beta access till now. But , as you know, I follow your and Pretoriano80 work very carefully.
badmania98 said:
Looking forward for an update solution from you and ante0.
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Like @ante0 said in the previous post, we already have the links for the updates, but so far all of them will trigger the bootloader lock, so unless you don't care about it, you should refrain from flashing EMUI10.
If the final release won't change this behavior, then probably Huawei has decided to lock the bootloader for good.
Pretoriano80 said:
Like @ante0 said in the previous post, we already have the links for the updates, but so far all of them will trigger the bootloader lock, so unless you don't care about it, you should refrain from flashing EMUI10.
If the final release won't change this behavior, then probably Huawei has decided to lock the bootloader for good.
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I prefer to wait. If you 2 will find a good solution to maintain boot-loader unlocked, I will follow it.
badmania98 said:
Maybe it is necessary to downgrade till EMUI 8.0?
I don't have beta access till now. But , as you know, I follow your and Pretoriano80 work very carefully.
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Downgrade to EMUI 8?
Well, if you do like me you have to as I have to flash board when BL is locked.
If you mean to keep unlock it won't work. Update from Oreo to Q directly will cause problems, it did for me when going Oreo to 9.1 anyway, and system update actually forces you to flash the latest stable 9.0 (9.0.0.197) to update to 9.1.0.300 then to 9.1.0.306.
And it's not like it's using a function to lock BL like they do when you flash a dload firmware. It's probably still unlocked but something changes it to locked. Iirc you could unlock using TP before, but now it refuses as USERLOCK is changed to unlock as well when you use testpoint, so it will just say "Phone is already unlocked", before it only changed FBLOCK to unlock.
But we will see what happens
@ante0 @Pretoriano80 : just in case I would install this beta from FF. What install method I have to use?
badmania98 said:
@[email protected] : just in case I would install this beta from FF. What install method I have to use?
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Installing with no-check recovery should work just fine, but you should also flash the new CUST and Preload.
If you really want to flash it, i can send you the link with the latest build (B140), but like i said, it will lock your bootloader.
Pretoriano80 said:
Installing with no-check recovery should work just fine, but you should also flash the new CUST and Preload.
If you really want to flash it, i can send you the link with the latest build (B140), but like i said, it will lock your bootloader.
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Yes, thanks in advance. Also the link for the no-check recovery & tool.
LE. It is from somebody else.
badmania98 said:
Yes, thanks in advance. Also the link for the no-check recovery & tool.
LE. It is from somebody else.
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It's a BLA-L29 C432 device?
Pretoriano80 said:
It's a BLA-L29 C432 device?
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Yes.
badmania98 said:
Yes.
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You can use the 3 files tool (skip the rooting part, of course) from here -> https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-10/how-to/tool-emui-9-0-to-9-1-upgrade-tool-t3949867 <- and replace the nocheck.img with the one from here (tge no verification version) - > https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-10/development/recovery-nocheck-pie-t3950037
Make sure that the downloaded firmwares are not corrupt, otherwise the installation may fail, because the no-check recovery will skip the integrity check.
I will send you the update files in PM.
i'd like to have a link for the update files aswell please, on firmware finder PC version there's only 10.0.139
vandal4e said:
i'd like to have a link for the update files aswell please, on firmware finder PC version there's only 10.0.139
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It doesn't really matter. When you flash it you won't be able to flash any newer ones as you won't be unlocked anymore, and can't unlock again either without downgrading back to 9.1.
I would wait until official to see if forced locking remains or not.