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I have a unlocked boot loader and sim that I did back in December 2018 by following the guide in the XDA forums installed all my software updates via local system updates I was on 9.0.14
Then two days ago I got a software update prompt
Official , so I decided to take my chances and update it 9.0.15 it booted up!

aluz said:
I have a unlocked boot loader and sim that I did back in December 2018 by following the guide in the XDA forums installed all my software updates via local system updates I was on 9.0.14
Then two days ago I got a software update prompt
Official , so I decided to take my chances and update it 9.0.15 it booted up!
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Please do not double post, I saw you already posted in a proper thread.
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Best strategy for updating an unlocked S5 Active

Last phone(s) I updated via Odin were S4 Active, received a couple repaired S5 Active(s), both unlocked GSM (for AT&T and similar)
Is there a recent thread (did search first but not sure of results) with the multi-gigabyte link for download archive if so, kindly post it and I will download the 5x image and update these phones.
Apart from powering these on, have just verified they run 4.4 and are unlocked but will not insert SIM card until I have updated these.
Kindly note.. Yes, I do understand I could simply insert SIM and allow AT&T to do their thing OTA.
Thanks !
xdafly said:
Last phone(s) I updated via Odin were S4 Active, received a couple repaired S5 Active(s), both unlocked GSM (for AT&T and similar)
Is there a recent thread (did search first but not sure of results) with the multi-gigabyte link for download archive if so, kindly post it and I will download the 5x image and update these phones.
Apart from powering these on, have just verified they run 4.4 and are unlocked but will not insert SIM card until I have updated these.
Kindly note.. Yes, I do understand I could simply insert SIM and allow AT&T to do their thing OTA.
Thanks !
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/att...w-to-update-to-g870aof2-5-0-keeproot-t3161733
I'd start here....you could just take ATT OTA, but if your interested in root I'd follow the above thread, once your updated to the latest OTA your stuck without any chance of root.

Moto g5s plus OTA

I saw the forum posting saying that the android O update is rolling out in australia and new zealand. this got me concerned because i dont believe my phone can get OTA updates. I rooted and flashed roms and went back to stock, however my bootloader says the phone is modified and google play says the phone is uncertified. is there anyway i can go back to true retail stock to guarantee that i can receive the OTA update when it rolls out in the states?
If you have flashed the correct firmware according to the country where u live u will definately get OTA updates. Many times I flashed Oct security patch updates and after booting I get notification to update my phone. It doesn't matter if bootloader is locked or unlocked , modified or official . Even if you're rooted then also you will receive notification to update but if try to update it may crash. Just make sure it's a clean unrooted official firmware.
I still have the july security patch how do i get the october one?

Not getting OTA security update after flashing stock firmware

I have the XT1900-1 android one version. Before unlocking my bootloader, I had the December 2018 security update. I unlocked my bootloader to get lineageOS, but decided to go back to stock using muchy_cool's guide. But now the security patches are going up to November 2018, and then it says its up to date.
Is there a difference between the stock firmware from the guide and the stock firmware upon buying the phone? I would assume so because if I relock the bootloader again, the warning message on boot changes to "device has loaded a different operating system". But then this is still stock firmware. Why don't the updates get detected?
Paximonium said:
I have the XT1900-1 android one version. Before unlocking my bootloader, I had the December 2018 security update. I unlocked my bootloader to get lineageOS, but decided to go back to stock using muchy_cool's guide. But now the security patches are going up to November 2018, and then it says its up to date.
Is there a difference between the stock firmware from the guide and the stock firmware upon buying the phone? I would assume so because if I relock the bootloader again, the warning message on boot changes to "device has loaded a different operating system". But then this is still stock firmware. Why don't the updates get detected?
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Well it sounds like the OTAs ARE working if you're still on the November update. (My non-Pie phone is still on October update and Android 8.0)
It sounds like you just haven't gotten the December update yet. So did you first get September, October, and November?
As I am aware, even if you got the update it will fail at the moment of installation. There is no official stock recovery available so far that's why even if you lock the bootloader you are using the modified system warning shows at the time of booting.

Still on Android 8.0 (Oct 2018) update.

I'm still on Android 8.0 on my unlocked Moto X4 (XT1900-5). Is anybody else still 8.0 with this model?
Timalay said:
I'm still on Android 8.0 on my unlocked Moto X4 (XT1900-5). Is anybody else still 8.0 with this model?
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Yes, I did not receive the OTA update to pie from Motorola yet (xt1900-7).
Glad to hear it, I was starting to think something was wrong with my handset.
Me too. We were left behind.
OTA server issue?
Are you in the UK? My moto x4 is stuck on the exact same update. XT1900-5, reteu software channel.
Motorola UK's website shows that the Pie update has been released when in actual fact, it has not been released at all. I have a feeling that there has been some error or issue with the OTA server causing no one here to recieve it.
A few people got it in December when it was released for all other variants, but that OTA clearly stopped soon after and now there have been no updates since October. It's a pretty poor performance from Motorola to be honest. I see no reason why they can't at least release security updates for Oreo.
Yep in the UK XT1900-5, unlocked.
Timalay said:
Yep in the UK XT1900-5, unlocked.
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With an unlocked bootloader, you usually will not get any OTA updates. If you can download them, then you cannot install them.
oz42 said:
With an unlocked bootloader, you usually will not get any OTA updates. If you can download them, then you cannot install them.
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I meant unlocked, as in SIM free.
I've emailed Motorola, who told me they contacted their technical team. They are adamant that Pie will be released officially in the "near future" and they are aware there haven't been any updates since October. So, take that as you wish.
The Android 9.0 update has just appeared on my phone today.
Someone over on reddit mentioned that he wasn't getting it ota, but temporarily switched to a SIM from another carrier and it immediately showed up when he booted to the new SIM.
It seems that it now says on Motorola's UK software upgrade page, that the Moto X4 sim free began rolling 9.0 on 24th June 2019.
linuxgator said:
Someone over on reddit mentioned that he wasn't getting it ota, but temporarily switched to a SIM from another carrier and it immediately showed up when he booted to the new SIM.
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That would've been me. I'm not sure if it was a coincidence though because the update was released on the same day!
I had a similar experience. XT1900-5 version, running android 8.0.0 when I bought it. Didn't find any updates when I searched to try to update it to android 9 (pie) , I unlocked the bootloader, and later on decided to put a sim in it. After a few minutes of having the sim in, it found the update. The update downloads but when it's downloaded and in the "verifying" stage, it fails, probably because I unlocked the bootloader.
Advice to anyone with a locked bootloader - don't be like me, try putting a sim in the phone and get the update before doing anything else if you want Android 9.
manticoretango said:
I had a similar experience. XT1900-5 version, running android 8.0.0 when I bought it. Didn't find any updates when I searched to try to update it to android 9 (pie) , I unlocked the bootloader, and later on decided to put a sim in it. After a few minutes of having the sim in, it found the update. The update downloads but when it's downloaded and in the "verifying" stage, it fails, probably because I unlocked the bootloader.
Advice to anyone with a locked bootloader - don't be like me, try putting a sim in the phone and get the update before doing anything else if you want Android 9.
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must be stock rom to allow update to complete. Plug it to Motorola Rescue and Smart Assistant to see if it will update it.

U.S Unlocked November Security update

Has anyone actually received the update to ATK1? I was on ATJ5 with the October update however I saw the ATJ1 in Frija. The phone was saying I was up to date so I am manually flashing it. I am just curious if my phone was going to get the update or not as I am running a SIM unlocked ATT device on the unlocked firmware.
I received the ATK1 update OTA last week. I'm on ATT with a factory unlocked phone.
mvmorr01 said:
I received the ATK1 update OTA last week. I'm on ATT with a factory unlocked phone.
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ditto for me.
Recieved the update on the 24th. Same date as the previous month's update. Both times I had to manually check for updates before it showed up. On Mint with a factory unlocked.
I'm USA unlocked on T-Mobile and was tired of waiting for the update. They are always last to push it. So I used the guide that was posted on this forum on how to change your CSC to check for and download the update. Worked perfect. Had the new update installed in like 5 minutes.

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