After entering to Moto G's fastboot and typing "fastboot getvar all" a lot of interesting informations about device are showed. There are two, that interest me:
Code:
(bootloader) unlocked: no
(bootloader) iswarrantyvoid: no
I know, that bootloader can be easily unlocked with quick "fastboot oem unlock". What's more, "fastboot oem lock" relocks bootloader like in Nexus devices. However, in Nexus world relocking and stock reflashing is equal with warranty restore - I've tested this on myself, when my Nexus 7's screen has cracked (it was little raised on one side) and speaker was buzzing - I've relocked, restored stock, wiped, sent it back and they have repaired it.
So my question is: does relocking bootloader and full stock reflash (like one from there) restore iswarrantyvoid variable back to no? Or at least does Motorola still pay attention to it after Moto X's liberal warranty declarations?
Konpon96 said:
After entering to Moto G's fastboot and typing "fastboot getvar all" a lot of interesting informations about device are showed. There are two, that interest me:
Code:
(bootloader) unlocked: no
(bootloader) iswarrantyvoid: no
I know, that bootloader can be easily unlocked with quick "fastboot oem unlock". What's more, "fastboot oem lock" relocks bootloader like in Nexus devices. However, in Nexus world relocking and stock reflashing is equal with warranty restore - I've tested this on myself, when my Nexus 7's screen has cracked (it was little raised on one side) and speaker was buzzing - I've relocked, restored stock, wiped, sent it back and they have repaired it.
So my question is: does relocking bootloader and full stock reflash (like one from there) restore iswarrantyvoid variable back to no? Or at least does Motorola still pay attention to it after Moto X's liberal warranty declarations?
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Nope. Unlocking the devices triggers a hardware fuse that lets Motorola know that the device has been unlocked. Plus the UUID or whatever it is that is used to give you the bootloader unlock code is probably marked down as unlocked on Moto's side, as well, which voids your warranty.
We need a better 'crack' to go back iswarrantyvoid: no to yes without cross motorola side..
If you have a hardware fault then you are still covered under EU law so Motorola cannot use this bootloader unlock thing to get out of repairs.
Yesterday, I unlocked bootloader and rooted my Moto G. Today, after relocked boatloader and unroot (reinstalled the stock rom and reset factory), my phone come back to status
(bootloader) unlocked: no
(bootloader) iswarrantyvoid: no
Does that mean I will have my guarantee back again
flibblesan said:
If you have a hardware fault then you are still covered under EU law so Motorola cannot use this bootloader unlock thing to get out of repairs.
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gunnroseclose said:
Yesterday, I unlocked bootloader and rooted my Moto G. Today, after relocked boatloader and unroot (reinstalled the stock rom and reset factory), my phone come back to status
(bootloader) unlocked: no
(bootloader) iswarrantyvoid: no
Does that mean I will have my guarantee back again
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That sounds good! I'll wait for stable CWM/TWRP and CM 11 nightlies though (I assume official one are on way).
Thanks for sharing info!
gunnroseclose said:
Yesterday, I unlocked bootloader and rooted my Moto G. Today, after relocked boatloader and unroot (reinstalled the stock rom and reset factory), my phone come back to status
(bootloader) unlocked: no
(bootloader) iswarrantyvoid: no
Does that mean I will have my guarantee back again
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Amazing :good:
Except when you get the unlock code from Motorola, they would remember your device
jonovw said:
Except when you get the unlock code from Motorola, they would remember your device
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Here we talk about unlock bootloader brother. We no need a code to unlock bootloader and root device. Unlock code is to let device using many different networks, not lock to only 1 network.
Just in reply to the OP....
re the N7 "cracked screen" and "buzzing speaker"...
Just how did or could the unlocked boatloader cause these apparent manufacturing faults?
In what way would the unlocked bootloader allow Motorola a get out from any Warranty, even outside of the EU??
Manufacturers and retailers hide behind this myth of "your warranty is now void"....in circumstances where it is wholly BS.
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gunnroseclose said:
Here we talk about unlock bootloader brother. We no need a code to unlock bootloader and root device. Unlock code is to let device using many different networks, not lock to only 1 network.
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Incorrect. Currently the only way to unlock the bootloader on the MotoG is to get an unlock code directly from Motorola's website.
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jmoore4294 said:
Incorrect. Currently the only way to unlock the bootloader on the MotoG is to get an unlock code directly from Motorola's website.
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we need a crack or something to lock the bootloader
but in Europe i think there is no problem for warranty at least u have some software issues
if is hardware i don t tink they say something or they don t repair ur device
gunnroseclose said:
Here we talk about unlock bootloader brother. We no need a code to unlock bootloader and root device. Unlock code is to let device using many different networks, not lock to only 1 network.
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Wrong. We DO need an unlock code from Moto to unlock the bootloader. The Moto G comes without simlock by default (exception with PrePay phones) so that sort of unlocking is mostly rather pointless.
gunnroseclose said:
Yesterday, I unlocked bootloader and rooted my Moto G. Today, after relocked boatloader and unroot (reinstalled the stock rom and reset factory), my phone come back to status
(bootloader) unlocked: no
(bootloader) iswarrantyvoid: no
Does that mean I will have my guarantee back again
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To unlock you used an unlock code from motorola or simply you used a oem unlock command ?
nupi said:
Wrong. We DO need an unlock code from Moto to unlock the bootloader. The Moto G comes without simlock by default (exception with PrePay phones) so that sort of unlocking is mostly rather pointless.
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I have to pay 2 GBP to unlock my moto G which was locked to Tesco Network after pay the full price of phone without a contract. So how could it be pointless here.
danger2u said:
we need a crack or something to lock the bootloader
but in Europe i think there is no problem for warranty at least u have some software issues
if is hardware i don t tink they say something or they don t repair ur device
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For lock there is not need a crack
yes but in fastboot says that the warranty is avoid after u unlock with motorola code.i ve flashed a original firmwarw,unroot,lock the bootloader and in fastboot says that i am out of warranty
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denzel09 said:
To unlock you used an unlock code from motorola or simply you used a oem unlock command ?
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I followed the guide in modaco site to root the phone which was here. As follow that guide, I don't think that i got an unlock code from motorola to unlock bootloader
gunnroseclose said:
I followed the guide in modaco site to root the phone which was here. As follow that guide, I don't think that i got an unlock code from motorola to unlock bootloader
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Yup, but you, pratically, what have done for unlock bootloader?
Write here all that you have done. Only for unlock bootloader, not root and rest. Thank you..
gunnroseclose said:
I followed the guide in modaco site to root the phone which was here. As follow that guide, I don't think that i got an unlock code from motorola to unlock bootloader
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with that metode u don t receive the OTA updates
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Peace be upon everybody, and good morning/evening
Last night I remained using my PC for a whopping 9 hours of work to figure out how to unlock my E6633 bootloader - and I finally figured it out.
The whole process was bumpy and the Sony Mobile Developers tutorial didn't wholly work out, but it had some vital info for the process. I had to unlock the boot loader using the Flashtool (thankfully), and I had some lack of luck at the beginning, which involved a journey to find the lost driver for my Z5, and to install it in the Device Manager (took some time). And then I took a "detour", since facing another roadblock, by creating a folder in C:\Users\<User>\.flashTool\registeredDevices named by my devices code (that appears when you enter adb devices in cmd), then inside of that folder I've created a .txt named ulcode.txt which contains the serial code provided by Sony Mobile to unlock your boot loader. And I've gotta tell you, it was all a pain in the bass.
More frustratingly, this whole procedure has resulted in zero luck with rooting the goddamn device (thanks Sony), and now I'm stuck with an unrooted bootloader-unlocked device . I'm sure this requires taking another detour. I've failed in every way I know to flash the modified stock kernel for some reason. I've tried cmd to flash the kernel and it comes back with FAILED <Remote: command not allowed>. I've also tried Flashtool to root it directly, and it turned out to be non-working as well.
Now, I'm not going to complain about this whole situation, even though I'm recalling how easy rooting my good old Galaxy S3 was. I'm now looking for a solution for that last tiny bit of the puzzle, and I'm sure there are other fellow members who are facing the same hitch.
Cheers .
Is oem unlocking ticked? It sounds like your bootloader is still locked.
All I did to unlock mine was type the command Sony provided with the unlock code and unlocked it with fastboot, took maybe 10 seconds?
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After unlocking the bootloader does the phone reset to factory settings? Just to make sure that you succeed unlocking.
Go to developer options and check if oem unlock is ticked
This difference in rooting experience that the OP had with the GS3 and now with the Z5 raises a question in my mind. Is the modding community more focused on popular devices? This is often a deal breaker for some people. If the 6P or the GS6 gets more ROMs and mods and faster root exploits than the Z5, then I myself would prefer those devices over the Z5.
bishshoy said:
This difference in rooting experience that the OP had with the GS3 and now with the Z5 raises a question in my mind. Is the modding community more focused on popular devices? This is often a deal breaker for some people. If the 6P or the GS6 gets more ROMs and mods and faster root exploits than the Z5, then I myself would prefer those devices over the Z5.
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Then buy a Samsung...
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Everything is explained here
celderic said:
Is oem unlocking ticked? It sounds like your bootloader is still locked.
All I did to unlock mine was type the command Sony provided with the unlock code and unlocked it with fastboot, took maybe 10 seconds?
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It is indeed ticked and I'm positive that the bootloader is unlocked.
Yes I tried the easy way of doing it with cmd but it just didn't work out. Kept returning with FAILED <Remote: command did not succeed> and that's why I resorted to the other way of creating those files in the flashtool folders (as explained in the OP).
gm007 said:
After unlocking the bootloader does the phone reset to factory settings? Just to make sure that you succeed unlocking.
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It didn't reset to factory settings. Does that mean it wan't unlocked?
dylanel98 said:
Go to developer options and check if oem unlock is ticked
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It is ticked along with debugging just in case.
bishshoy said:
This difference in rooting experience that the OP had with the GS3 and now with the Z5 raises a question in my mind. Is the modding community more focused on popular devices? This is often a deal breaker for some people. If the 6P or the GS6 gets more ROMs and mods and faster root exploits than the Z5, then I myself would prefer those devices over the Z5.
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I think maybe the developers at Sony are narrowing down the possibility of modifying their devices.
Funkmasterchilla said:
Everything is explained here
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Checking it out...
Funkmasterchilla said:
Everything is explained here
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I went through the steps in that thread and without any problems until the part with
Code:
fastboot –i 0x0fce oem unlock 0xXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I have checked the recognition of my device by entering fastboot devices and it recognized my device successfully.
The X's above being the code provided by Sony, the cmd window (of minimal adb and fastboot) returned with
Code:
FAILED (remote: Command did not succeed)
Although, the step prior to this one which is to unlock the bootloader using Flashtool has succeeded.
It's really mind-boggling...
As far as i know that unlocking bootloader will reset ur phone to factory settings.
And not sure but i think you need to remove a number from the code sony sent to you.
Take a look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z5/general/guide-sony-xperia-z5-unlock-root-tweaks-t3298224
Bootloader unlock is under # STEP 1 - GENERAL GUIDE
I hope this will help
Also check if you're bootloader is allowed to be unlocked.
Type in dialer *#*#7378423#*#* (*#*#SERVICE#*#*)
Service info > configuration > rooting status.
If it says bootloader unlock allowed :YES you can unlock it, if it says NO u can't unlock it.
If it says rooted or unlocked, you've successfully unlocked it already.
UM, I have E6633 and everything works fine... I used flashtool to unlock bootloader.
langeveld024 said:
Type in dialer *#*#7378423#*#* (*#*#SERVICE#*#*)
Service info > configuration > rooting status.
If it says bootloader unlock allowed :YES you can unlock it, if it says NO u can't unlock it.
If it says rooted or unlocked, you've successfully unlocked it already.
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Mine says no to unlock, does that mean it can never be unlocked? If so, why would that be?
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mrbubba999 said:
Mine says no to unlock, does that mean it can never be unlocked? If so, why would that be?
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Yes you cannot unlock bootloader.
I think you have branded phone,locked by carrier.
mrbubba999 said:
Mine says no to unlock, does that mean it can never be unlocked? If so, why would that be?
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Carrier lock, unfortunately as far as I know since the very first Z series impossible to unlock unless u contact the carrier and they unlock it for u.
Keep in mind that they might charge u for that.
langeveld024 said:
Carrier lock, unfortunately as far as I know since the very first Z series impossible to unlock unless u contact the carrier and they unlock it for u.
Keep in mind that they might charge u for that.
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That sucks, means my foray into Sony phone ownership might be short lived! Perhaps I should have stuck with a nexus and got the upgrade and a 6P
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mrbubba999 said:
That sucks, means my foray into Sony phone ownership might be short lived! Perhaps I should have stuck with a nexus and got the upgrade and a 6P
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Yeah or next time only buy carrier free Sony
Thank you all, guys! I tried everything you told me but guess what! Nothing worked unfortunately...
Plzzz help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you can't
K.V.K said:
Plzzz help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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well my friend sry but you can't restore this code
most of devices like samsung,motorola etc they have.... lets say a key for the bootloader(is the door) and this key if you root your device
breaks and the half key stays inside the door hole to reminds you that the key is broken(the devicesis root/unlockbootloader).
so if you root any motorola device the code state goes
automatically 2 and stays like this,you can flash again the stock rom and relock the bootloader sure
but the code stays 2 for ever.
i hope to help you
moto g XT1541 stock rom 6.0.1 lockbootloader
bromoxitos said:
well my friend sry but you can't restore this code
most of devices like samsung,motorola etc they have.... lets say a key for the bootloader(is the door) and this key if you root your device
breaks and the half key stays inside the door hole to reminds you that the key is broken(the devicesis root/unlockbootloader).
so if you root any motorola device the code state goes
automatically 2 and stays like this,you can flash again the stock rom and relock the bootloader sure
but the code stays 2 for ever.
i hope to help you
moto g XT1541 stock rom 6.0.1 lockbootloader
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I'm not exactly sure what you are saying, but I think the jist of it is how do you relock the bootloader... the answer is you cannot, once it is unlocked it will always report as unlocked, even if you reflash stock and find a way to relock the device.
When you unlocked your device, it was plainly stated in the disclosure on the website that once the bootloader is unlocked, it is irreversible.
yeap
acejavelin said:
I'm not exactly sure what you are saying, but I think the jist of it is how do you relock the bootloader... the answer is you cannot, once it is unlocked it will always report as unlocked, even if you reflash stock and find a way to relock the device.
When you unlocked your device, it was plainly stated in the disclosure on the website that once the bootloader is unlocked, it is irreversible.
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YEAAA we say the same think,but i use an othey way to say it.
i say in the end you can relock the bootloader (more or less) when i say this i mean that you put some partitions back in boot loader
so when you flash the stock rom you can take any ota update,but the main bootloader is unlock always.
i know that form my old moto g2gen, moto x2013!!!
bromoxitos said:
YEAAA we say the same think,but i use an othey way to say it.
i say in the end you can relock the bootloader (more or less) when i say this i mean that you put some partitions back in boot loader
so when you flash the stock rom you can take any ota update,but the main bootloader is unlock always.
i know that form my old moto g2gen, moto x2013!!!
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You could relock the bootloader on older Motos, but not anymore... Actually, it can be relocked but it will never report as locked or relocked, it will always be reported as unlocked. I don't how to be more plain in describing this.
And yes, you can take an OTA when unlocked, as long as you have a stock ROM and recovery and your bootloader is the correct version for your ROM. If your bootload and ROM are out of sync (ie. you have a Marshmallow bootloader and a Lollipop ROM), if your bootloader and ROM are out of sync, you could potentially get into a hard bricked situation.
ohh!!
acejavelin said:
You could relock the bootloader on older Motos, but not anymore... Actually, it can be relocked but it will never report as locked or relocked, it will always be reported as unlocked. I don't how to be more plain in describing this.
And yes, you can take an OTA when unlocked, as long as you have a stock ROM and recovery and your bootloader is the correct version for your ROM. If your bootload and ROM are out of sync (ie. you have a Marshmallow bootloader and a Lollipop ROM), if your bootloader and ROM are out of sync, you could potentially get into a hard bricked situation.
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not any more? damn....yea we say the same think,sry for my english,yea i khow what you talking about i brick my moto x like this!!! any way.
ty for the new info about bootloader.
you was 100%
were you a clear,thanks a lot,and i hope to help him
Once I sent my hard bricked phone to Motorola. I had unlocked the bootloader and done the stupid mistake of sideloading an older version and upgrading to a newer, but still older version. When it came back, it said it was Status Code 0.
Wonder how they did it.
yagyaxt1068 said:
Once I sent my hard bricked phone to Motorola. I had unlocked the bootloader and done the stupid mistake of sideloading an older version and upgrading to a newer, but still older version. When it came back, it said it was Status Code 0.
Wonder how they did it.
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They flash the eMMC chip (internal storage chip) directly... If you could get the right image you could possibly do it yourself with a few hundred to thousand dollar investment in a proper JTAG flashing unit.
Key would be getting the right Image, this would be far more than just a normal stock fastboot image, and is probably generated on the fly per device due to differences in serial number, IMEI, etc. These types of images don't get leaked out.
acejavelin said:
I'm not exactly sure what you are saying, but I think the jist of it is how do you relock the bootloader... the answer is you cannot, once it is unlocked it will always report as unlocked, even if you reflash stock and find a way to relock the device.
When you unlocked your device, it was plainly stated in the disclosure on the website that once the bootloader is unlocked, it is irreversible.
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ok so what if you have never root unlocked, did nothing but use as intended to be.. never trying to do anything to it. wtf would i have a code 2 status then? care to sum that up for me.. cause 100% my situation.
wiytboi said:
ok so what if you have never root unlocked, did nothing but use as intended to be.. never trying to do anything to it. wtf would i have a code 2 status then? care to sum that up for me.. cause 100% my situation.
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You unlocked the bootloader... It doesn't matter if you actually changed anything else or not. Once it's been done, this status code can never go back to 0. If the status code is 2 and you didn't unlock the bootloader, then someone else did.
acejavelin said:
You unlocked the bootloader... It doesn't matter if you actually changed anything else or not. Once it's been done, this status code can never go back to 0. If the status code is 2 and you didn't unlock the bootloader, then someone else did.
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No I didn't.. I don't even know how to.. I just found out about recovery mode.. Wait wait before i say that.. How do you unlock boot loader? Turning developer mode on? Going to recovery menu? I've never hard reset it.. Just soft or doing new device. You said it could work fine for a while then shirt out? Like guy I bought from did and then I bought used for couple years and then went tits up?
wiytboi said:
No I didn't.. I don't even know how to.. I just found out about recovery mode.. Wait wait before i say that.. How do you unlock boot loader? Turning developer mode on? Going to recovery menu? I've never hard reset it.. Just soft or doing new device. You said it could work fine for a while then shirt out? Like guy I bought from did and then I bought used for couple years and then went tits up?
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You unlock the bootloader with a series of steps that includes submitting a code to Motorola and getting an unlock code back... Performing it forces a factory reset as well. It's not something you can do by accident.
The issue with Status Code 2 was that an official update could have detected that and refused to update properly or done something worse... That never happened.
If everything is working fine, the status being 2 isn't important, it just means the previous owners had unlocked the bootloader and likely rooted or otherwise modified the phone.
Hello.is their any method to root moto g3 without unlocking bootloader ? i am on Android M
Nope. Trying to do so with 1 click tools may end up with a brick.
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Exactly as @Gravemind2015 said. No. You cannot root without unlocking the bootloader. Do not attempt any other methods than described here, they can and will fail, potentially leaving you bricked.
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is it possible to unlock bootloader without wiping the whole device ? I have unlocked it before and later relocked back.
umo4u said:
is it possible to unlock bootloader without wiping the whole device ? I have unlocked it before and later relocked back.
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No, any unlock will wipe the device doesn't matter if it's the first or 20th time.
acejavelin said:
No, any unlock will wipe the device doesn't matter if it's the first or 20th time.
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Thanks i already knew but hope is the mother of invention right bro ? By the way there is OEM unlocking option under developer option, what is it meant for ? Do i need to keep it on before re unlocking ? I have not seen it before :fingers-crossed:
umo4u said:
Thanks i already knew but hope is the mother of invention right bro ? By the way there is OEM unlocking option under developer option, what is it meant for ? Do i need to keep it on before re unlocking ? I have not seen it before :fingers-crossed:
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The OEM Unlocking option is what allows you to unlock the bootloader in the first place. If you are in fastboot mode and have not toggled that option, it won't allow you to unlock the bootloader. As for relocking the bootloader, I'm not sure. Though I can't imagine you WOULD need it toggled for it.
sticktornado said:
The OEM Unlocking option is what allows you to unlock the bootloader in the first place. If you are in fastboot mode and have not toggled that option, it won't allow you to unlock the bootloader. As for relocking the bootloader, I'm not sure. Though I can't imagine you WOULD need it toggled for it.
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When you relock, it turns the option off... You need to turn it back on.
3A95801810847744#5A593232433950384C34006D6F746F2067200000#D435A3894908A31895EF2693C4062D3C4E8B07B6#C8D3A0F6000000000000000000000000
^This is my 5 line code, and whenever I put it into motorola's unlock page, they decline it, what can I do?
chaoticideas said:
3A95801810847744#5A593232433950384C34006D6F746F2067200000#D435A3894908A31895EF2693C4062D3C4E8B07B6#C8D3A0F6000000000000000000000000
^This is my 5 line code, and whenever I put it into motorola's unlock page, they decline it, what can I do?
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Probably nothing you can do, there is no other way to unlock the bootloader.
There is a chance that the unlock site isn't working, and is giving a false " not eligible" message it happens.
if that's the case you just will have to keep trying the site.
Which CID does the device have?
Code:
fastboot getvar cid
sd_shadow said:
Probably nothing you can do, there is no other way to unlock the bootloader.
There is a chance that the unlock site isn't working, and is giving a false " not eligible" message it happens.
if that's the case you just will have to keep trying the site.
Which CID does the device have?
Code:
fastboot getvar cid
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I have a cid that is ineligible, 0x0002, originally I didn't want to admit that it was impossible since it seems silly for motorola to control the phone that I own, but when I read up about the cid, yeah, it won't work, thanks for replying to me though!
Does this mean Stylus 2020's bootloader are unable to unlocked now?
chaoticideas said:
I have a cid that is ineligible, 0x0002, originally I didn't want to admit that it was impossible since it seems silly for motorola to control the phone that I own, but when I read up about the cid, yeah, it won't work, thanks for replying to me though!
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0x0002 is the Verizon Cid, Verizon doesn't want the bootloader unlocked.
Verizon branded devices are rarely able to be unlocked, same for At&T.
zapjb said:
Does this mean Stylus 2020's bootloader are unable to unlocked now?
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Only if you buy it through a Carrier like Verizon.
TY @
sd_shadow
I got my bootloader unlocked but I don't have a PC to flash the patricion
sd_shadow said:
Only if you buy it through a Carrier like Verizon.
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not true... i bought mine directly from motorola and i cant unlock it. anyone figure any method out???
JLD0619 said:
not true... i bought mine directly from motorola and i cant unlock it. anyone figure any method out???
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Which cid?
zapjb said:
Does this mean Stylus 2020's bootloader are unable to unlocked now?
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2021 isn't eligible either
fastboot getvar cid
Is this variant to new for rebooting? XT2131-1 bought from bestbuy w/o activation so it's supposed to be unlocked for carrie
I was able to use it on metro/tmoble without issue but cannot seem to get the bootloader unlocked, grayed out
Errors on moto's site for unlocked, not eligible, is it because it's to new?
Eatspizza
eatspizza said:
Is this variant to new for rebooting? XT2131-1 bought from bestbuy w/o activation so it's supposed to be unlocked for carrie
I was able to use it on metro/tmoble without issue but cannot seem to get the bootloader unlocked, grayed out
Errors on moto's site for unlocked, not eligible, is it because it's to new?
Eatspizza
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It may take 14 days for oem unlocking to be available.
Edit: It should only 3 days for oem unlock to be available after connecting wifi or carrier.
Thank you - I'll give it a go in 24hrs or so
Do you know if any roms off hand are available for my version of stylus? Seems to be different processor then other stylus
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Thank you - I'll give it a go in 24hrs or so
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Sorry, it usually only takes 72 hours for oem unlock to work, but the device needs to connect to wifi or carrier.
Which cid does the device have?
Code:
fastboot getvar all
Look for this line
Code:
(bootloader) cid:
sd_shadow said:
Sorry, it usually only takes 72 hours for oem unlock to work, but the device needs to connect to wifi or carrier.
Which did does the device have?
Code:
fastboot getvar all
Look for this line
Code:
(bootloader) cid:
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Right now, It's on WiFi and I got it on MetroPCS network.
Not even 5hrs since I got it online through metro and my home wireless.
I'll check it in 72hrs and let you know if it doesn't work
It is a pretty nice phone for $400! Great internal storage, 256GB though I got 256GB sd card and 6gb ram, 2 more then my G7
sd_shadow said:
Sorry, it usually only takes 72 hours for oem unlock to work, but the device needs to connect to wifi or carrier.
Which cid does the device have?
Code:
fastboot getvar all
Look for this line
Code:
(bootloader) cid:
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72 hours passed but still cannot unlock
Here is the cid from bootloader you mentioned in earlier post
(bootloader) cid: 0x0032
eatspizza said:
72 hours passed but still cannot unlock
Here is the cid from bootloader you mentioned in earlier post
(bootloader) cid: 0x0032
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Cid should be good,
You could try a factory reset, and reconnect to internet.
Or contact Motorola
sd_shadow said:
Cid should be good,
You could try a factory reset, and reconnect to internet.
Or contact Motorola
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Thanks - I've posted in there forum and will see what they say.
My G7 was also cid 32 and could unlock after 72hrs so we'll see about this one soon enough
sd_shadow said:
Cid should be good,
You could try a factory reset, and reconnect to internet.
Or contact Motorola
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OEM Unlocked now - so to find some ROMs
eatspizza said:
OEM Unlocked now - so to find some ROMs
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Good, did you factory reset?
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Good, did you factory reset?
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I had not - I randomly checked the oem lock in developer options and it was available so i did the bootloader unlock.
Also got it rooted by getting the boot img file from LMSA and patching with magisk then running the patched boot in bootloader.
No ROMs seen at this moment to try/test.
Same boat, hopefully we get some roms soon.
This is the subsection for the 5G (XT2131-1, and probably a few more) version of the Moto G Stylus 2021, make sure to keep an eye in both subsections.
eatspizza said:
Is this variant to new for rebooting? XT2131-1 bought from bestbuy w/o activation so it's supposed to be unlocked for carrie
I was able to use it on metro/tmoble without issue but cannot seem to get the bootloader unlocked, grayed out
Errors on moto's site for unlocked, not eligible, is it because it's to new?
Eatspizza
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I'm having the same issue