Fastboot Only Working on Older Computers - Moto X4 Questions & Answers

Is this thread more appropriate on discussion? If so I will delete and repost there.
I had a hell of a time trying to root my brand new X4. At first I was trying to use my recently built (Ryzen 5 1600, Fatal1ty AB350 Gaming-ITX/ac) desktop. Fastboot wasn't working and giving me this or similar errors
Code:
(bootloader) is-logical:recove: not found
Sending 'recovery' (33304 KB) FAILED (remote: 'unknown command')
fastboot: error: Command failed
and on the X4's bootloader logs screen it looked like the commands were also getting cut off and scrambled. It would say things like
Code:
cmd: getvar:has-slot:recovery
cmd:
cmd: getvar:is-logical:recove
or
Code:
cmd: getvar:has-slot:recovery
cmd: max-downlo
cmd: getvar:is-logical:recove
I thought this might've been a driver issue so I reinstalled Motorola Device Manager and the drivers and restarted a few different times. Finally I stumbled upon another thread that suggested using USB 2.0 ports. SO when I tried it with my USB 2.0 ports on my desktop it was still giving me the errors. So digging into device manager I found that even the USB 2.0 ports were part of the "AMD USB 3.1 eXtensible Controller"
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. So when that didn't work I finally tried on my old 2012 Laptop and bam slam kaboom it worked perfectly.
I've got a spare USB 2.0 header on my mobo so maybe I'll pull a connector off of my old desktop and try that out. I'd be surprised if it didn't run on the USB 3.1 Controller since it's an ITX mobo and maybe can have fewer controllers running?
Has anyone found a software fix for this on modern computers?

Fastboot/adb doesn't work on ryzen. You're better off getting a USB 2.0 hub to do this stuff. USB 3 has problems. However, you can use USB 3 to transfer data. Go figure that one out...

Also note that USB-C will generally cause weird issues up to and including complete failure to work properly at all if using USB-C to USB-C connections. For Fastboot always use USB-C to USB-A cabling and USB 2.0 ports are highly preferred.

guhvanoh said:
Fastboot/adb doesn't work on ryzen. You're better off getting a USB 2.0 hub to do this stuff. USB 3 has problems. However, you can use USB 3 to transfer data. Go figure that one out...
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Hmm ADB works fine when booted to OS and in Recovery when attached to USB 3.0. I suspect that even using a USB 2 hub would cause the same issues, since it'd be using the USB 3.1 Extensible Host, right?

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Also note that USB-C will generally cause weird issues up to and including complete failure to work properly at all if using USB-C to USB-C connections. For Fastboot always use USB-C to USB-A cabling and USB 2.0 ports are highly preferred.
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I didn't know that, but I have been using the C to A cables, and also trying the 2.0 port on my desktop. Like I said, it's all routed through the USB 3.1 eXtensible Controller, though. I'm a little annoyed that the USB 2.0 port is routed the same way, although I'm not sure if that's the way it's always done/if that's what causes the issue.

There is no telling. I am able to use a USB-C to USB-A cable through my USB 3.0 ports on the front and back, but use the USB 2.0 ports just as an extra precaution. Speaking of the USB 3.1 eXtensible controller, on my Maximus X Hero board, I have to use generic drivers from Microsoft in order for anything to work right. Installing the latest ASMedia USB 3.0/3.1 drivers send my OS into a tailspin that eventually forces a reinstall of Windows due to OS corruption. What once was the most reliable piece of a PC is now a convoluted mess.

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[Q] Nook "Powered" USB Host Support

So I am transforming my Nook color into a point of sale system and need USB Host support for serial access (for various peripherals) as well as USB HID access. I managed to get USB host to work on CM 7 ... Keyboard, mouse and my HID credit card reader work but it seems like I can't charge the nook at the same time. Eg draining power while being USB host work great... . I tried creating a Micro to Mini USB adapter that connects the nookcolor to a powered 5v 2A USB hub with attached Point of Sale devices ( card reader, wieless modules, microcontollers/arduino etc... but for whatever reason even with a powered hub I am unable to maintain the nook's charge while the Nook color is in USB Host / External VBus mode... Any suggestions? Does CM9 with Android ICS solve this issue?
Tonight I tried to send 5v directly to the board to see if I can power/charge the nook with no battery and to charge the Nook via a +5VDC so I can free up USB host mode to be able to access any device/peripheral on the powered USB Hub... This should work but I am a bit worried about how reliable USB host support is for Nookcolor
I don't know of any way to fully maintain the Nook charge through USB while its operating. The standard USB micro plug cannot supply enough current even when connected to a USB charger 5v. That's why the B&N adapter has a special plug on it, to supply additional current.
There was a post about adding inductive charging to the nook. Perhaps you could that info to make a separate power input?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1212572
I've seen mag strip readers that work from the headphone jack of android phones. I don't know that they would work with the nook though. If you can live without the keyboard and mouse.
Also, you may want to be careful with Vbus on and powered hubs. You might cook your nook.
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http://www.merchantequipment.com/ID_Tech_PRO_Mobile_Card_Reader_p/mis-unimag-pro.htm
http://www.merchantequipment.com/ID_Tech_Mobile_Card_Reader_p/mis-unimag.htm
Something like those is what i'm talking about.
I just read this post about a nook install in a Jeep
They had this micro usb plug that has a board with solder points.
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Perhaps you could use something like that and a few micro usb female cables or adapters to make some kind of a splitter.

OTG help

I have purchased several otg cables and can get no love out of my hptp. All the cables work on my sgs3. They are all the y type and I am using a 12000 ma portable charger as a power source. I have the jcsullins cm10 installed but have never been able to g4et it to work even on cm9. Is there anything I need to do to get it to work? It works out of the box on my galaxy s3 and also on my evo 4g. So I am assuming that there is nothing wrong with my cable. But when I try to mount with otg helper or stick mount they both say no device present.
I can be reached at cavgtdad on google or skype or whatever. Thanks in advance for help. This is driving me crazy.
Read this thread here and see if it answers your questions:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1582771
New deveolpment
For the first time I decided to try a usb hard drive. It actually mounts the hard drive, but will not mount flash drives. Now I am really confused.
start stickmount before you plug in anyhthing or hptp thinks it s gonna charge.
post here what sequence you use
As spunker said, this post should help you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1582771
Have a look at the dmesg output, you may need the fix for the insuficient power (it depends on how the devices identify itself, some flash disks ask for more 'power' than external HDD)
Search for the: "OTG - USB 'insufficient available bus' tool/thingy" in rootzwiki to get to the tool.
i have one quastion. output of USB HOST is 5V and 2A ?
tux-world said:
i have one quastion. output of USB HOST is 5V and 2A ?
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You need your own power source for this so any USB charger should work, I'd recommend anything that can supply 0.5A or higher. Any modern USB charger regulates its voltage so as long as you don't go over its max current you don't have to worry. So if you want to use the Touchpad's 5V 2A charger that will work fine.
thanks. this way dont work for me !! why?
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Is that a non-powered hub, hence the reason you are using the Touchpad's charger. With non-powered hubs the charger/power supply needs to be on the input side of the hub, where you have the arrow pointing. Do you have an actual OTG cable as they use a slightly modified pinout versus a regular microUSB cable. If you've ensured everything above then try downloading USB Device Info from Google Play. Any connected devices will show up in the Linux tab, it will show the OTG cable as a connected device, so you can test you config using this app. I use it myself and highly recommend it for troubleshooting.
Something like this would work if you plugged the Touchpad charger into the female microUSB port, plug the male microUSB port into the Touchpad and plug your hub into the full size USB port.
thanks. in my country i cant access to play.google.com. how to download USB Device Info software?

MUST SEE(100% wroking) How to connect XBOX 360 Controller with any Android Devices

All right, Things you will need is-
1. A good OTG (On The Go) Cable.(I have Nokia CA-157 OTG cable)
2. Original XBOX 360 Controller(Try with other controllers also)
3. Any Android Mobile with 4,0,4 or higher, OTG support and at least Duel Core and 1 GB RAM(I recommend, though you can try with others)
4. An USB HUB( This is optional- I will tell you why.)
Method ONE ( No USB HUB needed) -
First connect your XBOX 360 Controller with the OTG Cable and then connect the OTG cable with your Android mobile.
Wait for 10 second, If it supports then its fine. But if you see a notification "USB Power Consumption Error" then, try "Method 2".
Method TWO (USB HUB needed) -
First connect your XBOX 360 Controller with one of the port of the USB HUB, then connect the main cable of the USB HUB with OTG cable, then connect the OTG cable with your Android Mobile.
Wait for 10 second, and then try the controller's stick to navigate through menu, if it works then you will be able to play any games that supports gamepad.
My device is Xperia TX(LT29i) and my device supports the XBOX 360 Controller with 100% comparability by following Method 2. Mainly the USB HUB optimizes power consumption of Controller. I have tried Dead Trigger, and works perfectly.
Now all the games doesn't support Gamepad. Here I'm giving you a site which has a list of games that supports Gamepad.
http://www.videomap.it/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=4
So that's all friends. Don't forget to give thanks. :cyclops: :cyclops: :cyclops:
Although I appreciate you posting this, this is ancient news mate.
Congrats, you've won the Internet!
My phone is T. Xperia T.
Thanks for what? Ancient news ?
Just be happy that its wroking
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But it isn't working...at least for me
How to make this gamepad to work?
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How to make this gamepad to work?
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Does it have USB? I think the same
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app
Yes it has USB and when I connect it over OTG and USB HUB nothing happens. When it is connected directly over OTG I get power consumption error.
Nidzo80 said:
Yes it has USB and when I connect it over OTG and USB HUB nothing happens. When it is connected directly over OTG I get power consumption error.
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may need this app: "USB/BT Joystick Center" or similar app from play store, or use some method to install appropriate drivers (root needed) such as "xpad" or "xinput" driver (Xbox controller) or other appropriate driver file. Sometimes generic or logitech controllers work great without download/installing app/files.
I tested two USB wired controllers on my Jiayu G4 phone. Logitech Dual Shock works, but Xbox 360 does not. My phone "sees" the Xbox controller as a USB device, but nothing else...
Powered HUB with mouse, keyboard and gamepad-controller (and optional USB storage) simultaneously work fine.

MHL, OTG and Charging 5-in-1 kit

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I have the following setup:
- a Samsung Note II N7100, model SGH-i317M
- a HDTV Adapter MHL and OTG Card Reader (which came in a green box)
- a mini USB hub or splitter ( the peanut)
- a USB wired keyboard via a blue USB extension cord (about 2 meters long)
- a Apple wired mouse (in white)
- a Verbatim USB 2.0 thumb drive (32 GB), White and Green
- a 5.0V charger providing 2.0A of current to the HDTV adapter. (the charger is not shown in the photo)
I have a HTML cable connected to a 24-inch TV. The HTML connection works flawlessly. Sounds and audio are all fine on the TV. The MHL connection works great.
The Samsung Note II appeared to be charged by the Adapter (albeit rather slowly).
The problem is with the OTG USB connections. I believe the USB devices are receiving power. The mouse has a red beam of light underneath it. However, the mouse and keyboard are non-responsive for at least half an hour when i first connect to them. The cap-lock LED light on the keyboard would not come on when i pressed it. The mouse is totally non-responsive even though there is a red beam of light underneath it. The Samsung device does not recogize any of the USB devices: mouse, keyboard or thumb drive; well at least not initially.
But after about 30 to 45 mins of plugging all the mouse and keyboard to the setup, however, everything starts to work. Suddenly "Mouse connected" "Keyboard connected" appear on the Samsung notification. The USB thumb drive is also recogized too!! Mouse and keyboard all worked!!
I am so confused. Why do I need to wait for so long for things to work.
Maybe I missed something? What should I do? thanks.
I tried skipping the USB splitter/hub and instead plug the mouse or keyboard directly to the adaptor. It's the same. Has to wait about 30 to 45 minutes.
I also tried changing the USB Charger from 2.0 A to 1.5A. It's the same. No change in behaviour.
Maybe the sequence of which I plug the devices is important?
Please help. Thanks.
hello!
OTG trying to connect first and then MHL or change charger
Hey there.
I was trying to use a similar connection for a S4 with a broken and inactive screen. The HDMI and the USB mouse didn't work simultaneously all the time unless I connected it in a certain order (which I can't remember now). separately each worked great. In addition the charging was slower than discharge. My thought was that the charger had not supply enough power to charge up the device and supply enough power for HDMI and USB connections.
Did you find a workaround?

USB keyboard, mouse and charging together?

I would like to connect USB device like keybord and mouse to 5X and with Chromecast use it like "energency laptop" but I need to charge it in the same time. Is it possible?
I tried conventional USB2.0 hub with usb-c to usb-a female adpater and it didnt work. Only one way keybord and mouse or charging.
I tried to buy usb-c small hub like this
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there is picture for usb-A socket and micro usb for charging but 5X can use it only one or other way not both way together.
Any hints for me? Thanks.
it's possible, i've made the same thing to use a cheap win tablet with broken screen to use it as a pc. Now i don't remember the order to plug cable and adaptartos. When i come back to home i will send a photo
But there is another problem in Nexus 5X, there are five optins like(I dont know exactly how it is in English)
Only charging
Charging another device
PTP(picture transfer)
MTP(media transfer)
MIDI
I think that I need combination of first and second and I do not know why....5X behave depending on what you select, if you select charging it do not connect USB device and if you select charging other device then 5X did not see the standard wall charger and works only USB device like keybord, etc.
Nobody? Any hints or comments?
im pretty sure this is a you can have your cake but cant eat it too. seems everyone would love to use USB OTG adapter and charge simulateously but its not possible on most devices.
I've been looking for the same, how can I connect a drive and/or Ethernet adapter and provide power as well?
There's some apparent bad news from Plugable on their 3-port USB hub with power pass-through:
The HUB3P will work with any USB-C host as a standard 3-port hub even if charging pass-through is not supported. As an example the hub works with the Google Nexus 5X Android phone for connecting multiple USB devices at the same time. We used the HUB3P in combination with a flash drive for data storage/transfer and our USB3-E1000 for Ethernet access. Please note if a charger is connected to the hub, the hub will not communicate with the phone for data transfer. This is because the phone can only charge or transfer data, it cannot support simultaneous charge and sync.
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As an upside, they do talk about and illustrate a "new mode" in the USB menu. "Power supply: Charge the other connected device" No idea if that works if it's a non-C device, like a flash drive, SSD, or Ethernet adapter.

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