Hello
I can not install any Software or Recovery
Always show message <remote: Command not allowed>
the bootloader is unlocked
frp lock
ReZo_9 said:
Hello
I can not install any Software or Recovery
Always show message <remote: Command not allowed>
the bootloader is unlocked
frp lock
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Can I know how this happened?
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gopinaidu77 said:
Can I know how this happened?
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After install android 7
ReZo_9 said:
After you install android nogat
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Try to flash stock update.app
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gopinaidu77 said:
Try to flash stock update.app
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erorr
ReZo_9 said:
erorr
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U should contact hicare support now .they will help u for sure
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gopinaidu77 said:
U should contact hicare support now .they will help u for sure
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ok thanks
ReZo_9 said:
ok thanks
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If u can find an update.app of emui 5 firmware .it wil work without error
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ReZo_9 said:
Hello
I can not install any Software or Recovery
Always show message <remote: Command not allowed>
the bootloader is unlocked
frp lock
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Exactly how do your type your commands? And what are you trying to fastboot flash when you get this message
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LastStandingDroid said:
Exactly how do your type your commands? And what are you trying to fastboot flash when you get this message
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Does frp lock mean , he disabled OEM unlock on settings ?
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gopinaidu77 said:
Does frp lock mean , he disabled OEM unlock on settings ?
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Normally that means Factory Reset Protection. Maybe he has resetted (his) honor 8...
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AnDrOiiiD_YT said:
Normally that means Factory Reset Protection. Maybe he has resetted (his) honor 8...
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If he had wiped the data anyway ,he won't be able to flash anything through fastboot . but AFAIK , he can still restore back his device to original state by flashing the device specific update.app .
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gopinaidu77 said:
If he had wiped the data anyway ,he won't be able to flash anything through fastboot . but AFAIK , he can still restore back his device to original state by flashing the device specific update.app .
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Yes he can he just need correct firmware. Although there's a way to flash fastboot images on huawei while bootloader locked.
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LastStandingDroid said:
Yes he can he just need correct firmware. Although there's a way to flash fastboot images on huawei while bootloader locked.
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Oh , Can u let me know that plz ?
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gopinaidu77 said:
Oh , Can u let me know that plz ?
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Unfortunately I don't know the special command. DC Phoenix has this feature and costs 15 bucks and they compressed code. It even unlocks the locked partitions for flash.
It's a huawei backdoor they use to flash the command it can probably be found in a huawei partition if digging deep into correct file.
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gopinaidu77 said:
Does frp lock mean , he disabled OEM unlock on settings ?
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how to do it???
software cracked
not booting
ReZo_9 said:
how to do it???
software cracked
not booting
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It's in Developer options. But I don't know since your phone can't boot.
Fastboot oem frp unlock won't work?
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Related
So i see that u can install cwm recovery without rooting. So basically the bootloader is unlocked from the factory?? Is that correct??
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r.storm85 said:
So i see that u can install cwm recovery without rooting. So basically the bootloader is unlocked from the factory?? Is that correct??
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Yes, more root guides can be found here.
Thanks for the reply!
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This has happend to many times,im starting to get pissed as the only way to fix it is to flash complete stock from pc and i have to start over, this is the 4th time its happening, anyone how how to fix? its pretty urgent, :/
I've had the same problem make sure you have the latest TWRP
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glorenzo7mm said:
I've had the same problem make sure you have the latest TWRP
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I do, i haz twrp 2.6,
TWRP 2.6.3.4
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/hammerhead
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glorenzo7mm said:
TWRP 2.6.3.4
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/hammerhead
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Im running that for the sures... , I just checked the one in my fastboot folder and its identical in file size and modification date and etc...
I will try reflashing that its the only time I've ever had a problem with that
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glorenzo7mm said:
I will try reflashing that its the only time I've ever had a problem with that
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Okai, Thanks alot bro,
Hey guys,
It's been a time now, that my Nexus S (9023 Model) doesn't start anymore. But I hope that I can remove the problem.
So the issue is that no boot or recovery img is installed. The device is locked and I tried to unlock it, but the screen freezed everytime I choose "yes". And with no unlock device I can't flash a rom. The only mode I can start is fastboot mode. I haven't got any ideas now to solve the problem.
I hope you can help me
Greetz, AzN MusiQ
Try downloading appropriate image from here
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
And run the flashall.bat
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demkantor said:
Try downloading appropriate image from here
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images
And run the flashall.bat
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What's the flashall.bat?
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Extract the contents of the zip, inside you will find a flash-all.sh script, if using windows just double click it run in terminal if linux
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demkantor said:
Extract the contents of the zip, inside you will find a flash-all.sh script, if using windows just double click it run in terminal if linux
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cmd replys that fastboot was written false or it can't be found.
AzN MusiQ said:
cmd replys that fastboot was written false or it can't be found.
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Please post the whole message from cmd.
Fastboot can be found now, but there are other problems...
View attachment 2614687
Nobody?
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AzN MusiQ said:
Nobody?
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Have you tried flashing the stock (soju) from here ?
going back to a locked factory phone and retrying may do the trick.
I dont know
rameezwajid said:
Have you tried flashing the stock (soju) from here ?
going back to a locked factory phone and retrying may do the trick.
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Yes, but it failed...
But anyway, I bought another broken Nexus S and replace the Mainboard of my Nexus S and now everything works well. Thanks for everything.
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has anyone tried to flash TWRP since the latest update?
Gets the same secure boot error
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joemossjr said:
Gets the same secure boot error
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Yeah, me too. Just wanted to make sure.
Thanks,
Nice. Here is the official link:
https://developers.google.com/android/images
Let's find what's new.
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Here is the changelog
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lollyjay said:
Here is the changelog
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dope... hopefully this answers a lot of our concerns.
-w to flash.all without losing anything right?
And then twrp and re-root?
masri1987 said:
dope... hopefully this answers a lot of our concerns.
-w to flash.all without losing anything right?
And then twrp and re-root?
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Yes to all.
Just fyi after I rebooted twrp I had no touch response. I was happy to learn that flashing custom kernel fixed the touch issue with TWRP
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If I downloaded the ota and have full twrp installed, the proper way of installing is to sideload through twrp correct?
Drewski_1987 said:
If I downloaded the ota and have full twrp installed, the proper way of installing is to sideload through twrp correct?
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I have not tested it with the OTA sorry
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lollyjay said:
Here is the changelog
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No fix for the bottom speaker.
swieder711 said:
No fix for the bottom speaker.
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wasn't aware there was an issue for bottom speaker??
swieder711 said:
No fix for the bottom speaker.
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I have no issues with the speakers after this update.
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Drewski_1987 said:
If I downloaded the ota and have full twrp installed, the proper way of installing is to sideload through twrp correct?
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No you need the stock recovery for sideloading the ota.
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I have no issues with the speakers after this update.
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Did you have an issue with the speaker before this update?
swieder711 said:
Did you have an issue with the speaker before this update?
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No. I think it is not firmware related. Perhaps a quality problem?
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lollyjay said:
Yes to all.
Just fyi after I rebooted twrp I had no touch response. I was happy to learn that flashing custom kernel fixed the touch issue with TWRP
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wait, i have to remove the -w to prevent the wipe correct?
masri1987 said:
wait, i have to remove the -w to prevent the wipe correct?
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Ya tru dat ?
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lollyjay said:
Yes to all.
Just fyi after I rebooted twrp I had no touch response. I was happy to learn that flashing custom kernel fixed the touch issue with TWRP
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Same. TWRP was unresponsive. Booted into TWRP using the boot image and fastboot command. Then flashed custom kernel + Magisk and now all is working as it should.
anyone notice any difference from Nov?
considering doing a full wipe after work, as i dont believe in dirty flashing
virtyx said:
anyone notice any difference from Nov?
considering doing a full wipe after work, as i dont believe in dirty flashing
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Very minor differences.
Free memory is a little greater
Seems smoother
One disappointment is System theme still not working
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Can someone please give the steps to update.
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chakra said:
Can someone please give the steps to update.
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Depends on so many things.
If you are stock, then you can just flash the OTA
If you have twrp and magisk, then you can fastboot flash
So many possibilities
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