Hey, i have got LG G FLEX 2 H955 with an android 6.0.1 marshmallow (installed via KDZ)
So, i hate having an unrooted phone. I need to root my H955 with android 6.0.1
Someone has some method?
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We need an unlocked bootloader in order to have root on marshmallow, which this phone doesn't have. If you want root, go back to 5.1.1 .
MisterOne1 said:
We need an unlocked bootloader in order to have root on marshmallow, which this phone doesn't have. If you want root, go back to 5.1.1 .
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And will the bootloader be unlocked somewhen?
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Jejdaaa said:
And will the bootloader be unlocked somewhen?
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For now, LG doesn't want to unlock the bootloader for Flex 2, so the only hope is someone to find some exploit and unlock the bootloader...
H959 bootloader also locked?
edwardsiow said:
H959 bootloader also locked?
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All G FLex 2 varinats have a locked bootloader
lg gflex 2 h955
so what aeverybody mean no root for g flex 2 6.0.1 :crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
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I really want to root my Moto G but I don't own a computer and can't get access to one! Can it be done without a computer? Can somebody explain to me how to do it? Thanks.
Edd Higham said:
I really want to root my Moto G but I don't own a computer and can't get access to one! Can it be done without a computer? Can somebody explain to me how to do it? Thanks.
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Currently you simply can't.. You need to unlock the boot loader via Motorola website
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I just tried to unlock the bootloader but it said my phone doesn't qualify for bootloader unlocking! So looks like I'm not able to root my Moto G after all!
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you have the Verizon version? to my knowledge that's the only one that can't be unlocked
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Root request for LG G Vista
dscutta said:
Root request for LG G Vista
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Is the phone on AT&T (Sorry In the UK we don't have carrier locked bootloaders)
it is
TechMinerUK said:
Is the phone on AT&T (Sorry In the UK we don't have carrier locked bootloaders)
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Yes it is the at&t USA version
dscutta said:
Yes it is the at&t USA version
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AT&T have a nasty habit of preventing the unlock of bootloaders, this was the same with the Galaxy S5 and by preventing the unlock of the bootloader you can't (In most cases) get root as by having your device rooted the bootloader can't verify the firmware when loading it
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AT&T have a nasty habit of preventing the unlock of bootloaders, this was the same with the Galaxy S5 and by preventing the unlock of the bootloader you can't (In most cases) get root as by having your device rooted the bootloader can't verify the firmware when loading it
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Well I also had the LG optimus g for at&t and it had a locked boot loader but I was still able to root it and install custom firmware/recovery
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Well I also had the LG optimus g for at&t and it had a locked boot loader but I was still able to root it and install custom firmware/recovery
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Like I said, in some cases it's possible but in others it's not
TechMinerUK said:
Like I said, in some cases it's possible but in others it's not
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Are you 100% sure it can't be rooted
dscutta said:
Are you 100% sure it can't be rooted
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For now yes, but in the future who knows
Well hopefully that will be very soon
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I'm going to ask the stump root devs to support the LG g vista
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I have rooted my att device successfully.
http://forum.xda-developers.com//android/help/lg-g-vista-root-request-t2849017/post61130627
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Hey guys.
I'm gonna sell my Moto G soon and since it's rooted and bootloader unlocked I would like to reset it.
How can I do it? Thanks
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Allewar said:
Hey guys.
I'm gonna sell my Moto G soon and since it's rooted and bootloader unlocked I would like to reset it.
How can I do it? Thanks
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Its easy bro just download the original firmware's pack to ur model and flash it brobro and for boot loader warning msg .just fix moto g logo with moto tool bro
For more information go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219
If u have xt1033 there is separate thread just search it bro and don't downgrad bro its riskly
Hello, i recently had a problem rooting My moto G 6.0 and my phone ended in a bootloop så i flashed 5.1.1 lollipop. Now the problem is it cant update to marshmellow, when i search for update it says it already has the latest firmware. Hope someone can help. My moto G is a xt1541.
Update via fastboot
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ExHamza said:
Update via fastboot
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And how do i do that? Just download 6.0 and Flash again?
Blablachef said:
And how do i do that? Just download 6.0 and Flash again?
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Yes
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Is better flash Marshmallow firmware, than update via OTA. As I understand, you downgraded your phone to LL and if you update via OTA there is a risk of getting a brick.
See this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/2015-moto-g/general/guide-fastboot-flashing-factory-t3187750
You have to factory reset, don't forget.
Hi guys! how can I root my moto g XT1045 without unlock bootloader? The bootloader can't be unlocked. That is the reason why I need to root in this way
theema75 said:
Hi guys! how can I root my moto g XT1045 without unlock bootloader? The bootloader can't be unlocked. That is the reason why I need to root in this way
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Easy- you can't. Sucks, right?
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AtomicFizzle said:
Easy- you can't. Sucks, right?
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Excellent...I want to cry
Unfortunately there just aren't a whole lot of this version of there so nobody really devotes any real time or resources to finding root for it.
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