I just won an S8+ on eBay only to realise that it was Google blocked... I haven't paid for it yet but I did do a check if it was blacklisted or stolen and it comes up clean...
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Looks like it needs the FRP reset method done. This is my first post on the S8 forum, and starting research on the S8, as I have one arriving next week
I just did an FRP reset on an S7 Edge. It took me several days, all day long, to finally find the method which worked on my phone. There are a lot of videos and posts with various methods... egads.
Once that method was processed, it took about 30 minutes to finally have the FRP gone and the soft reset finalize it.
If the seller on eBay did not advertise it as being Google account locked, you may want to consider a refund. Given the hardware is all ok (?), you might/should be able to un'FRP it. As I just looked at a few google search results, seems similar to the S7 method. I wonder why the seller did not un-F(a)RP it?
Do a Google search for 'S8 FRP Bypass'.
Can I just re flash stock firmware and then custom Rom?
BL4CK-H4T said:
Can I just re flash stock firmware and then custom Rom?
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Good question. I asked that as well and never got an answer... frustrating, so I am not sure.
My thinking leads to 'why not', as a full re-flash I'd think also writes over the Persistence directory/file, however, if it were that simple I'd a thought I would have come across a post, how-to or video, or post reply to my questions, stating yes, it can be solved in that manner.
So my post research and experimentation experience thinks once the FRP is tripped, the system prevents a simple flashing over of the Persistence partition/file with stock.
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I just posted a response... TWICE, where'd it go.
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Wow, that message posting lag has been about 10 minutes! I sent you a PM.
Yeah because my bosses S7 I put him a custom Rom Batman Rom and I forgot to tick oem unlock and debugging and it went into FRP LOCK...
I can't remember what we did but we never used combination thingy...
I just remember putting the stock firmware on and it worked
S8 plus
tnap1979 said:
hey guys..
both you, message me, ive done both s7 and s8, recently... very easy
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How?
Ok so I got this phone frp unlocked remotely, but the imei number on the phone back and box is the same but the phone itself *#06# comes up as dual SIM G955FD...
The phone finds the sim but still says no service I have flashed multiple csc files but still no luck so what's the issue I spent so much time and money in this poop fone
Is it 'supposed' to be a dual SIM phone by OEM model?
If so does it have the original stock firmware on it, or if not what has it been changed to.. ?
My S8+ suddenly stopped working because it says "FRP Locked". So the phone won't even boot.
Any advice?
You can I stall the factory binary to bypass frp. And it's that simple.
TheMadScientist said:
You can I stall the factory binary to bypass frp. And it's that simple.
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Mad Scientist, so when you (re)install the factory binary, it overwrites the Pervasive, or what ever it is called, partition as well, which holds the FRP breach/info?
I did not think that worked, as it was too obvious and too easy a fix.
Please clarify.
JeffDC said:
Mad Scientist, so when you (re)install the factory binary, it overwrites the Pervasive, or what ever it is called, partition as well, which holds the FRP breach/info?
I did not think that worked, as it was too obvious and too easy a fix.
Please clarify.
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The s8 factory combo test firmware does yes....
It did on mine when I changed my google password and fac reset Its a snapdragon right.....
Some people also install the eng boot and google frp adb bypass command...
TheMadScientist said:
The s8 factory combo test firmware does yes....
It did on mine when I changed my google password and fac reset Its a snapdragon right.....
Some people also install the eng boot and google frp adb bypass command...
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OK, Snapdragon only, then. Thanks for that info.
Is there a simple method, like that one, for Exynos?
JeffDC said:
OK, Snapdragon only, then. Thanks for that info.
Is there a simple method, like that one, for Exynos?
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Ahhh yes. I do not know as I havn't had one to try.
Hi.
I bypass it fith Combination FW.
I forgot password and flash combination then stock rom and all fine.
Here is combination for 955f/fd
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120753748
marvin_666 said:
Hi.
I bypass it fith Combination FW.
I forgot password and flash combination then stock rom and all fine.
Here is combination for 955f/fd
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120753748
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Interesting. I would have though there was a software/OS method, but then I thought that Samsung would have made entrance into the Persistence partition like a vault door.
So am I understanding you all, an Exynos phone can be flashed with a combination file(?), and afterwards the OEM ROM, and that deletes the FRP file/Persistence partition? What slot would the combo file be used with in Odin?
I learn something new every day.
The problem is, I forget at least two things I've learned, every day
Thanks.
JeffDC said:
Interesting. I would have though there was a software/OS method, but then I thought that Samsung would have made entrance into the Persistence partition like a vault door.
So am I understanding you all, an Exynos phone can be flashed with a combination file(?), and afterwards the OEM ROM, and that deletes the FRP file/Persistence partition? What slot would the combo file be used with in Odin?
I learn something new every day.
The problem is, I forget at least two things I've learned, every day
Thanks.
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Yes. You need to flash it as AP and flash Home Csc from your FW. Then you must go to setting and apply usb debugging. Then flash your Fw and you can to log in with other google account.
My advice is ... stop buying stolen phones = stopping phones being stolen.
s327374 said:
My advice is ... stop buying stolen phones = stopping phones being stolen.
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You can (actually) legally purchase once stolen phones, and they come out legit from a court ordered police property room auction.
s327374 said:
My advice is ... stop buying stolen phones = stopping phones being stolen.
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Or, if you're like me, you buy broken phones. Phones with shattered screens and non-responsive LCDs, that the previous owners sell trying to recoup some of their money rather than pay to repair it themselves. Often when I replace the screen, I'm faced with FRP lock.
One time, I sold a phone I purchased brand new and owned legally. Sold it on Swappa to a guy in Florida (I'm in Oklahoma). What did my stupid ass do? I forgot to remove my account before resetting it, thus tripping the FRP.
So you CAN actually legally buy a legitimate, not stolen phone, and have FRP on it.
Related
Story time: Just got new phone yesterday. Today after setting it all up I went and got a case. As I got home however the screen was unresponsive. Nothing worked.. so I had to do soft reset (vol down+ power). However after it rebooted I could not get rid of the lock screen. My thumbprint reader wouldn't unlock the device and none of the passwords I remembered unlocked the device. I had to do a factory reset (after 15 attempts). After a bit of rebooting I finally got to the google account login screen. I typed in my information but It says I changed my password within 24 hours so I am now locked out of my phone for the next 24 hours. I know the password. I have my sim for 2-step verification. But I am locked out.
I've read of bypass methods working for older samsung devices but is there one that could work with the s8+? I need to use my device for work. Am I SOL until tomorrow?
Sorry but even if there were a way to bypass FRP, we couldn't discuss it here because we'd have no way of knowing whether the person inquiring has an illicit reason for wanting to bypass.
i3uu said:
Story time: Just got new phone yesterday. Today after setting it all up I went and got a case. As I got home however the screen was unresponsive. Nothing worked.. so I had to do soft reset (vol down+ power). However after it rebooted I could not get rid of the lock screen. My thumbprint reader wouldn't unlock the device and none of the passwords I remembered unlocked the device. I had to do a factory reset (after 15 attempts). After a bit of rebooting I finally got to the google account login screen. I typed in my information but It says I changed my password within 24 hours so I am now locked out of my phone for the next 24 hours. I know the password. I have my sim for 2-step verification. But I am locked out.
I've read of bypass methods working for older samsung devices but is there one that could work with the s8+? I need to use my device for work. Am I SOL until tomorrow?
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Try this.
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I understand. I'm more sad than anything that Im having to wait another 24 hours before I can use my new phone. And @samcex, I'm skeptical of those youtube work-arounds and would rather be only separated from my phone for the temporary 24 hours and not 'reset my clock' by accident by attempting one of these :/
i3uu said:
I understand. I'm more sad than anything that Im having to wait another 24 hours before I can use my new phone. And @samcex, I'm skeptical of those youtube work-arounds and would rather be only separated from my phone for the temporary 24 hours and not 'reset my clock' by accident by attempting one of these :/
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It worked for me on a Galaxy C5.
Same thing happened to me. Are you logging in with a Google account? If so, when you first ran the s8+ a notification was sent to the gmail account you signed in with initially on the s8+. Eve though you factory reset , for some reason (I think a sinister one) the phone remembers the account you first set up.
I think Samsung is into some serious spying **** and it's not cool! I hope I'm wrong about that and there is a logical explanation ad to why it remembers which account.
Anyway, that's what worked for me.
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michel5891 said:
Same thing happened to me. Are you logging in with a Google account? If so, when you first ran the s8+ a notification was sent to the gmail account you signed in with initially on the s8+. Eve though you factory reset , for some reason (I think a sinister one) the phone remembers the account you first set up.
I think Samsung is into some serious spying **** and it's not cool! I hope I'm wrong about that and there is a logical explanation ad to why it remembers which account.
Anyway, that's what worked for me.
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I wonder if reflashing the stock firmware from SamMobile via Odin would reset FRP? All in all, FRP is really good protection software IMO.
I would flash trough odin and try it again.
I had a similar issue with the s6 as far as I can remember, and google and samsung find device were off so no use.
SInce I had USB debugging on and approved in my laptop I was able to use ADB and manually delete the files were password is stored by commands. I was able to unlock the phone and didn't even need to reset my data.
I'm no big expert, so if I did get there, certainly someone more skilled is.
However this was done in a encrypted phone though, and things changed a little meanwhile..
I posted back then regarding this issue, if you search my old posts.
michel5891 said:
Eve though you factory reset , for some reason (I think a sinister one) the phone remembers the account you first set up.
I think Samsung is into some serious spying **** and it's not cool! I hope I'm wrong about that and there is a logical explanation ad to why it remembers which account.
I wonder if reflashing the stock firmware from SamMobile via Odin would reset FRP? All in all, FRP is really good protection software IMO.
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What a nonsence: "Spying"...
Every Android-phone is registered at Google (IMEI-nr and more info); so if you reset your phone (or flash FW), your IMEI will be registered again -> already registered, hmmm -> Factory Reset Protection activates (there's always a possibility it's a STOLEN phone)...
NO: FRP will never reset! When the ORIGINAL-owner registers his/her phone, you must ALWAYS enter your registered Google-account & PW after reset!
Phk said:
And where can you get the combination file? I only find spam\ad\links that don't work. g955f here
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It won't work....but here it is:
http://www.t-flash.net/page/2/
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I was stuck inandroid bootloader and download mode with FRP lock blocking me.
countless days of flashing stock roms and combination files....no go.
Took it to Samsung yesterday, warranty void...replacing board for me coz of FrP lock.
Cost = £250.
Matt
matthew33 said:
It won't work....but here it is:
http://www.t-flash.net/page/2/
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I was stuck inandroid bootloader and download mode with FRP lock blocking me.
countless days of flashing stock roms and combination files....no go.
Took it to Samsung yesterday, warranty void...replacing board for me coz of FrP lock.
Cost = £250.
Matt
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Oh.. my.. god That is really bad. Does it apply to every Android phone, or only Sammy ones?
Fortunately I asked the guy I bought the phone from to give me his Google password, and guess what? He did. There is still good people in this world..
Cheers,
Phk
Phk said:
Oh.. my.. god That is really bad. Does it apply to every Android phone, or only Sammy ones?
Fortunately I asked the guy I bought the phone from to give me his Google password, and guess what? He did. There is still good people in this world..
Cheers,
Phk
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I wish I could have gotten to the point of where it asked me for a password, but it was just stuck in bootloader.
FRP locked.
Warranty void.
Oh, and I made a mistake on the cost of repair, it wasn't 250....uit was £290.00...lol
Matt
I'd just remember my password..
It will work and warranty will be fine, You are not rooting this phone and flashing by stock firmware, give it a try and let us know, i did like this couple s8 and s8+ and nothing bad happen
I have a S8 (SM-G950U)... Not stolen. Clean.
I can provide IMEI# for anyone who can help me.
I have Odin v3.0 downloaded. I have downloaded combination files.. Adb files... Etc...
And I am nowhere closer to BYPASSING the Google activation. I have a cheap spare phone because I could not afford another high end phone.
PLEASE.HELP. Anyone. I can also pay a small amount if done by you. You can contact me at @
[email protected]
Thank you for all your help.
Solution to Bypass FRP on S8+ and S8 edge is Available
i3uu said:
Story time: Just got new phone yesterday. Today after setting it all up I went and got a case. As I got home however the screen was unresponsive. Nothing worked.. so I had to do soft reset (vol down+ power). However after it rebooted I could not get rid of the lock screen. My thumbprint reader wouldn't unlock the device and none of the passwords I remembered unlocked the device. I had to do a factory reset (after 15 attempts). After a bit of rebooting I finally got to the google account login screen. I typed in my information but It says I changed my password within 24 hours so I am now locked out of my phone for the next 24 hours. I know the password. I have my sim for 2-step verification. But I am locked out.
I've read of bypass methods working for older samsung devices but is there one that could work with the s8+? I need to use my device for work. Am I SOL until tomorrow?
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Yeah the solution is available, just you have to download 3 files in your computer and you are done to bypass FRP, that easy method to bypass GALAXY S8 Plus now.
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techeligible3322 said:
Yeah the solution is available, just you have to download 3 files in your computer and you are done to bypass FRP, that easy method to bypass GALAXY S8 Plus now.
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Is there a file for SM-G950N?
def not reading the entire thread so if this was answered ....
you need to adb reboot recovery ... wipe cache and everything ... then itll reboot and setup will be fine ... happened to me
i3uu said:
Story time: Just got new phone yesterday. Today after setting it all up I went and got a case. As I got home however the screen was unresponsive. Nothing worked.. so I had to do soft reset (vol down+ power). However after it rebooted I could not get rid of the lock screen. My thumbprint reader wouldn't unlock the device and none of the passwords I remembered unlocked the device. I had to do a factory reset (after 15 attempts). After a bit of rebooting I finally got to the google account login screen. I typed in my information but It says I changed my password within 24 hours so I am now locked out of my phone for the next 24 hours. I know the password. I have my sim for 2-step verification. But I am locked out.
I've read of bypass methods working for older samsung devices but is there one that could work with the s8+? I need to use my device for work. Am I SOL until tomorrow?
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thank you for clarifying its only for the G-955F :good:
rochenel said:
Is there a file for SM-G950N?
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The solution of removing FRP is available on above given link, tested on Samsung Galaxy S8 G950F (Android 7.0) Security Patch Level 01 June 2017 but also should work on:
Samsung Galaxy S8 G950FD
Samsung Galaxy S8+ G955F, G955FD
I don't know if it works on:G950U (USA); G950A (AT&T); G950P (Sprint); G950T (T-Mobile); G950V (Verizon); :fingers-crossed:
rochenel said:
Is there a file for SM-G950N?
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If you want Custom combination ROM, so i can provide you links to download.
COMBINATION for S8 G950F/G950FD
COMBINATION for S8+ G955F/G955FD
COMBINATION for S8 G950U
COMBINATION for S8+ G955U
these all i have
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ilikebigjugs88 said:
thank you for clarifying its only for the G-955F :good:
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You are welcome, give thank to my pass, click on "THANKS" below right side corner of my post
I have 2 Zebra TC51 mobile scanners that are unusable because both units are locked with a pin code.
I’ve been trying to reset the units to factory setting through the recovery console, but with no luck because Zebra has it locked down.
I’ve tried downloading the latest TC51 software roms from the Zebra site, but with no luck. Zebra will not allow me to download the software because it is “restricted” even though my warranties are valid through mid-2018—the serials are valid per Zebra’s warranty check.\
Can anyone upload to me the latest TC51 software so I can reset the units? Or, does anyone have knowledge on how to reset the phone to factory settings so I can bypass the pin lock screen?
Model number is TC510K-1PAZU2P-US (the box has GSM one it, not sure if it is GMS or non-GMS sinec I cannot get into the unit.
Timexis said:
I have 2 Zebra TC51 mobile scanners that are unusable because both units are locked with a pin code.
I’ve been trying to reset the units to factory setting through the recovery console, but with no luck because Zebra has it locked down.
I’ve tried downloading the latest TC51 software roms from the Zebra site, but with no luck. Zebra will not allow me to download the software because it is “restricted” even though my warranties are valid through mid-2018—the serials are valid per Zebra’s warranty check.\
Can anyone upload to me the latest TC51 software so I can reset the units? Or, does anyone have knowledge on how to reset the phone to factory settings so I can bypass the pin lock screen?
Model number is TC510K-1PAZU2P-US (the box has GSM one it, not sure if it is GMS or non-GMS sinec I cannot get into the unit.
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Hi There,
I am in need of the same factory reset files i think it is the T51N0MXXXRFxx01203.zip file that is needed.
If someone has it could they please share it as the unit i have is basically an expensive paper weight at the moment
Any help appreciated :good:
Bump anyone have this file T51N0MXXXRFxx01203.zip ?
4Thanks
you'll have to create an account and possibly call in to get the online portal activated (as long as your device is under warranty), but https://www.zebra.com/us/en/support-downloads/mobile-computers/handheld/tc51.html
same here
same here TC510K-1PAZU2P-US model attempting to get support from Motorola as suggested by a zebra forum senior member , i will take his advice as a hint of course
could at least get that eom unlock code for device 16324522500633
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I don't know if it applies to the tc50 but I have a tc70 which is locked with Walmart software . if it helps I managed to glitch into settings during factory reset which I was able to get into and do some cool things like access camera edit pictures create lock screen and uninstall disable apps etc... not sure what exactly I need to disable to bypass Walmart setup app. but if you like to know the process lmk
Seaofdep said:
I don't know if it applies to the tc50 but I have a tc70 which is locked with Walmart software . if it helps I managed to glitch into settings during factory reset which I was able to get into and do some cool things like access camera edit pictures create lock screen and uninstall disable apps etc... not sure what exactly I need to disable to bypass Walmart setup app. but if you like to know the process lmk
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please enlighten us , thank you for your time , how do you glitch out your device to access certain areas?
Sorry for the late response @24bitgaiden might not be enlightening because Not sure if I figured this out or it's known but on the tc70 when factory rested and after prompted to enter id to reset and you select continue device will restart during this time zebra/Android logo will appear followed by symbol touch computer screen. Next will be the stage factory reset process (first is a yellow load bar then green ) during this time you repeatedly tap the overview button and home button after each other . Every few taps hold the home button . Repeat till internet browser opens or express on overview screen . On overview screen you can press and hold web browser and select app info or on web browser click bookmarks press and hold click on share then email choose manual setup followed by certificate install which will be followed by must have lock screen and click setup .. well at this point you should have an idea of what to do . I have disable uninstalled apps acceded camera took pictures and videos edited and shared videos acceded settings etc.....
My apologies. If I am not making sense , LMK how it goes or if a video of process is needed
Seaofdep said:
My apologies. If I am not making sense , LMK how it goes or if a video of process is needed
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thanks. makes plenty of sense . did something similar trying to crash the launcher in this handset but there wasnt much there i can mess with .
this file might be useful for others its the motorola tc55 Enterprise Reset Package
143kb
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1I8IkHiJg2t6btgrdsRNcTgg0WZ90vO-z
still searching for the motorola /zebra tc51 Enterprise Reset Package file @ 349kb
cant believe its so difficult to obtain.
Are you guys talking about an FRP lock on a Zebra or just a pin lock ? If your referring to the google lock I just unlocked one a TC510k WIth the september security patch so I would be more than happy to post either the method step by step or a link to where you can find the info. IM me let me know.
Yeah two different models , what a shame was hoping someone can maybe add or figure out how to unlock the tc70 with this method not sure what I need to disable
Yes please I would greatly appreciate it, I’ve been troubleshooting for the last 7 hours and have gotten no where
Yes please help
clothtalklp said:
Are you guys talking about an FRP lock on a Zebra or just a pin lock ? If your referring to the google lock I just unlocked one a TC510k WIth the september security patch so I would be more than happy to post either the method step by step or a link to where you can find the info. IM me let me know.
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. YES COULD YOU PLEASE POST THE STEP BY STEP METHOD OR A LINK WHERE I CAN FIND THE INFO. I would greatly appreciate it.
I hope this will help you with factory reset.
bacahil said:
I CAN HELP GAIN FULL ACCESS TO ZEBRA TC-70 DEVICES! :good:
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I have done the mp40 now im on the tc51 working on root then I got the 70. hit me up with any usefull tips or software
clothtalklp said:
Are you guys talking about an FRP lock on a Zebra or just a pin lock ? If your referring to the google lock I just unlocked one a TC510k WIth the september security patch so I would be more than happy to post either the method step by step or a link to where you can find the info. IM me let me know.
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Whats the steps to remove frp on this model??
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bacahil said:
I CAN HELP GAIN FULL ACCESS TO ZEBRA TC-70 DEVICES! :good:
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what about TC510K frp?
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King4444 said:
I have done the mp40 now im on the tc51 working on root then I got the 70. hit me up with any usefull tips or software
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Any luck removing frp on tc510k
Could use the firmware file for the Tc51
Could use the firmware file for the Tc51
King4444 said:
I have done the mp40 now im on the tc51 working on root then I got the 70. hit me up with any usefull tips or software
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Tc51 help please
clothtalklp said:
Are you guys talking about an FRP lock on a Zebra or just a pin lock ? If your referring to the google lock I just unlocked one a TC510k WIth the september security patch so I would be more than happy to post either the method step by step or a link to where you can find the info. IM me let me know.
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Hey I am currently trying to do the same thing, if you could describe it step by step and link the data/ info/ rom needed I would be extremely appreciative. I'm new to all this but hoping to get my toes wet. Thank you
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bacahil said:
I CAN HELP GAIN FULL ACCESS TO ZEBRA TC-70 DEVICES! :good:
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Hello I am in need of your help, it would be greatly appreciated. I am willing to work out something that would benefit both parties. Please let me know asap
My uncle bought 2 S7 from ebay to India for me.
One of them has FRP locked and the seller can't obviously give me his gmail to unlock it.
Is there anything I can do to bypass it or do I have to send it back to USA?
Aakarsh99 said:
My uncle bought 2 S7 from ebay to India for me.
One of them has FRP locked and the seller can't obviously give me his gmail to unlock it.
Is there anything I can do to bypass it or do I have to send it back to USA?
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Flash combination firmware then flash back to stock software using home csc
kpwnApps said:
Flash combination firmware then flash back to stock software using home csc
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am not sure if it has oem unlocking enabled :3
FRP lock on B4 and DRK Issues
I'm also encounter FRP Lock. SM-G930F
After one year of flashing and modding I have it for the first time and I don't now why. I remove every account before change room.
Before thats happend I was on TeamExyKings Note FE 9 Port
But I have missing IMEI problem and I go through standard steps
(Don't do this step if you not sure what you risk) Go to revovery and clean /efs partition
Flash combination firmware I have newest with U4 COMBINATION_FA60_G930FXXU4ASA2.zip
then Flash flash latest original firmware SM-G930F_1_20190307135001_4lzy042ysi_fac.zip
but because I have DRK Issue, after firmware boot up ang go to erasing phase then reboot and show "no command" on blue screen
When that happens I usually flash go with steps below:
flash twrp
repair data to remove encryption
no-verify zip script to bypass DRK
flash some rom and have clean working phone..
Now I've done the same but after adding Google account and syncing and app updates phone reboots and show pink words ( I don't remember what they ware)
I've red on others post that usually steps were
Flash combination
factory reset from inside and flash original firmware .
Bootloader still have FRP: ON
when try to flash twrp i have : custom binary block by frp lock
Now all its run on my phone is Custom binary with wifi without root because Kongoroot and cf-root don't work.
Can some one help me ?
jaqjacek said:
I'm also encounter FRP Lock. SM-G930F
After one year of flashing and modding I have it for the first time and I don't now why. I remove every account before change room.
Before thats happend I was on TeamExyKings Note FE 9 Port
But I have missing IMEI problem and I go through standard steps
Go to revovery and clean /efs partition
Flash combination firmware I have newest with U4 COMBINATION_FA60_G930FXXU4ASA2.zip
then Flash flash latest original firmware SM-G930F_1_20190307135001_4lzy042ysi_fac.zip
but because I have DRK Issue, after firmware boot up ang go to erasing phase then reboot and show "no command" on blue screen
When that happens I usually flash go with steps below:
flash twrp
repair data to remove encryption
no-verify zip script to bypass DRK
flash some rom and have clean working phone..
Now I've done the same but after adding Google account and syncing and app updates phone reboots and show pink words ( I don't remember what they ware)
I've red on others post that usually steps were
Flash combination
factory reset from inside and flash original firmware .
Bootloader still have FRP: ON
when try to flash twrp i have : custom binary block by frp lock
Now all its run on my phone is Custom binary with wifi without root because Kongoroot and cf-root don't work.
Can some one help me ?
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Why'd you even think clearing EFS partition is a good idea? :/
iOrpheus06 said:
Why'd you even think clearing EFS partition is a good idea? :/
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I know it's not good idea but if you don't have IMEI and no serial number its only way I know to have it back. Outside backup that I have but I need twrp to flash it
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I know it's not good idea but if you don't have IMEI and no serial number its only way I know to have it back. Outside backup that I have but I need twrp to flash it
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You don't have to mess up your efs by wiping it clean just to get your IMEI back because flashing stock firmware alone is usually enough to fix IMEI issues. Posting this to prevent confusions that may lead to serious problems.
iOrpheus06 said:
You don't have to mess up your efs by wiping it clean just to get your IMEI back because flashing stock firmware alone is usually enough to fix IMEI issues. Posting this to prevent confusions that may lead to serious problems.
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I've edited my post to avoid any more unnecessary conversation.
My IMEI problems are not not ordinary. Before FRP lock on every rom my IMEI wen't and go back according to moon cycles. Probably hardware issues.
Now please if you have any advice how to fix FRP Lock on B4 booloader from inside COMBINATION rom or from download mode i'm all ears.
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I've edited my post to avoid any more unnecessary conversation.
My IMEI problems are not not ordinary. Before FRP lock on every rom my IMEI wen't and go back according to moon cycles. Probably hardware issues.
Now please if you have any advice how to fix FRP Lock on B4 booloader from inside COMBINATION rom or from download mode i'm all ears.
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Flashing all stock (CSC and not Home_CSC) has always worked for me from the beginning till today (last frp **** happened 3 weeks ago) and yeah my IMEI is still there.
Flashing old ROMs and flashing OLDER cp version can mess up your IMEI. That happened to me about a year ago and all I ever had to do was to flash stock rom (from whichever source you trust) via Odin.
It's the cleanest and safest way to get rid of FRP lock imo. I don't even know why anyone would bother using a combination rom as they require more effort to get your phone to work as intended.
Again, just put your phone into download mode, plug it into a PC, download stock firmware (from Sammobile, Samfirm, updato, or whichever source you trust), open Odin, and flash it there.
At least, this should work fine if you still have your efs partition working fine.
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Can you give some steps to follow ?
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You cant repair efs without a backup. If you really deleted the efs partition no go back anymore without touching the motherboard.
And flashing firmware wont reset frp
Flashed 4 different Original firmware with CSC or HOME_CSC already.
That isn't a problem. firmware show android and erasing phase
Problem is*that after 25% Erasing ste and second reboot Phone stack on "no command" screen stays on it for a while and reboot itselfs and do the same over and over again.
I've reed somewhere thats are DRK issues I'm not a expert in this but usually i flash twrp then install no-verify zip and phone goes buck to live.
Now I have something like this:
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I't not a picture of my phone I don't have it on me right now but its very similar.
Thats why I flash Custom binary because its wipes everything and boots up. In other Guide from this forum I've reed that if you run factory reset from Custom binary FRP goes away buts probably samsung fix it in B4 bootloader.
I've don't want to go into /efs mangling because it is very dangerous I only write that I done it before and I'ts always works and If you do not need to do it don't
Now I need a way to skip "no command" screen or some twrp.img thats goes through FRP Lock to flash no-verify script or any magical way to boot up Original System.
I have a several months old s10e, which turned to have no updates (Android 10, UI 2.0, security patch level March 2020(!) although was bought around April 2021). Not even an available "check for updates" button, anywhere. This is some real downer here, with Samsung semi-Android OS. I'm dealing with this issue for several weeks now, when I expected to simply update my device via OTAs.
Also verified with local Samsung service, according to IMEI, should be Android 11.
Anyway, as I found here,
S10e not receiving updates
Hi all, I'm a long time Samsung user (started with an S2, then S4, S7 and now S10e) though this is my first post here. I'm in the UK. A couple of years ago, I bought a Samsung Galaxy S10e from an ebay seller. It all worked fine and the whole family ended up getting S10e's to replace their aging...
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I've downloaded the correct firmware from Sammobile:
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and followed the instructions: https://www.sammobile.com/wp-content/themes/sammobile-6/assets/static/instructions-fw-5file.pdf
During flash on Odin3 v3.14, process get stuck at "recovery.img" while on device's screen, "Secure fail check : (Bootloader)" is writen on red;
with no process bar shown on phone's screen. Next four lines happen when I exit "Download Mode". Tried different USB port, different cable, one prior firmware version (July 2021 release instead of Sep 2021) etc. Many times, same results.
BTW, "Download Mode" model (product name) and "about phone" model number are different: SM-G970N on "Download Mode" upper left corner of the screen (see image above), SM-G970F on "about phone" model number. Could it be that I've downloaded the wrong firmware (one shown under "about" menu)?
Checked "Phone info plus" app, I see that phone model (G970F, Israel) is different than CSC product code (G970N, Vietnam).
I've sent the device to a lab (warranty service). It was returned after over a week, with the exact same status + factory reset. I'm furious.
Do I have a 970F or 970N device?! Which exact firmware should I download\upload?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
avner.niv said:
I've sent the device to a lab (warranty service). It was returned after over a week, with the exact same status + factory reset. I'm furious.
Do I have a 970F or 970N device?! Which exact firmware should I download\upload?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
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Your device is N and therefore will only accept N firmware
iBowToAndroid said:
Your device is N and therefore will only accept N firmware
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Thanks for the super-fast reply!
Can you please tell me which one should I look for on SamMobile.com, i.e. which country should I look for?
And - would it be a problem, trying to install N firmware while the device is (for some reason) defined as an F under device model (about menu)? Why is there such a discrepancy?
avner.niv said:
Thanks for the super-fast reply!
Can you please tell me which one should I look for on SamMobile.com, i.e. which country should I look for?
And - would it be a problem, trying to install N firmware while the device is (for some reason) defined as an F under device model (about menu)? Why is there such a discrepancy?
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1. Doesn't matter which country you choose
2. No, it won't be a problem. There's a discrepancy because the device was rooted and modified to look like an F model
iBowToAndroid said:
1. Doesn't matter which country you choose
2. No, it won't be a problem. There's a discrepancy because the device was rooted and modified to look like an F model
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Thanks again, I'll try and hope for the best..
About 2, if the device was rooted to look like an F model, will it change anything else (for an example - carrier related issues due to not looking like F anymore)? Is there a potential risk with "changing it back to N"? Why was it reasonable to modify it to look like an F at the first place?
avner.niv said:
Thanks again, I'll try and hope for the best..
About 2, if the device was rooted to look like an F model, will it change anything else (for an example - carrier related issues due to not looking like F anymore)? Is there a potential risk with "changing it back to N"? Why was it reasonable to modify it to look like an F at the first place?
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You always take a risk, every time that you purchase a used device. You can't inherently damage the device by re-flashing the official stock firmware. But a used device is never guaranteed to work the way you want it to, and it carries no warranty. So you'll just have to do the flash and then try it and see what happens
I have no idea why it was reasonable. You would have to ask the person that you got it from
iBowToAndroid said:
You always take a risk, every time that you purchase a used device. You can't inherently damage the device by re-flashing the official stock firmware. But a used device is never guaranteed to work the way you want it to, and it carries no warranty. So you'll just have to do the flash and then try it and see what happens
I have no idea why it was reasonable. You would have to ask the person that you got it from
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Actually, it is not a used device, at least for the best of my knowledge.. I've bought it as a new device, although not from the local official importer. You say that this rooting and model modification means that the device is used?
avner.niv said:
Actually, it is not a used device, at least for the best of my knowledge.. I've bought it as a new device, although not from the local official importer. You say that this rooting and model modification means that the device is used?
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Samsung (nor any other manufacturer) does not sell rooted and modified devices. So yes, of course it is used. The S10e is more than 2 years old anyways, so it would be almost impossible to find one that is still brand new sealed in the box
iBowToAndroid said:
Samsung (nor any other manufacturer) does not sell rooted and modified devices. So yes, of course it is used. The S10e is more than 2 years old anyways, so it would be almost impossible to find one that is still brand new sealed in the box
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well. where i live there are operators who still sell them brand new, but only difference, if i bought it 3 jears back for 490, now price are 700, so ridiculous!!
hi
gotta jump on this thread too,
I have the exact same issue, bought the phone brand new from an online store in Israel and can't get updates, can't use the Samsung camera app(had to use a different app for it) and recently the mic stops working suddenly and comes back only if I enter safe mode. If i flash the phone with the n fimware will it work normally?
GGisme said:
hi
gotta jump on this thread too,
I have the exact same issue, bought the phone brand new from an online store in Israel and can't get updates, can't use the Samsung camera app(had to use a different app for it) and recently the mic stops working suddenly and comes back only if I enter safe mode. If i flash the phone with the n fimware will it work normally?
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If your Baseband Version starts with G970N, then yes, probably
Hi
Thanks for the quick reply
I have flashed(with odin 3.14) the latest firmware according to the baseband version(g970n) and now the same problem persists with a warning message in Korean every time I turn on the phone and also skmobile animation. At least now the phone is capable of updating and is up to date with android 11 and one UI 3.5, and also, the about phone shows the correct model. Any idea how to fix the initial problem? (mic stops working, camera fail on Samsung stock app)
It’s funny how the warranty just expired a few days ago
GGisme said:
Any idea how to fix the initial problem? (mic stops working, camera fail on Samsung stock app)
It’s funny how the warranty just expired a few days ago
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Sounds like hardware defect
Thanks for your help
just change the date to 2018 or 2019 with november 1
It's been a while even since the last message. I have to inform anyone who wishes to update their firmware to Android 12. You may prefer living with your Pie firmware because the Camera started to add some foggy effect on the captured images for no reason on my device after one of the updates -very likely after an April update at the time. I know because I'm not the only one with this. There are many complaints on this on the Samsung website and no one seems to care.
As far as I can guess, it is related to some effect added to the capured images during or after shooting. It resembles the photoshop effect Convert to HDR, creating some bright areas around edges while the remaining remaining image is foggy. How stupid of Samsung.
May be they just want you to replace a 4 year old phone, asuming you'll again buy a Samsung, even with the imposed circumstances.
Been a Samsung user for years but I'm looking for some other brand for my next phone due to this kind of Factory-Forced replacing necessities. Either your phone gets laggy in a year or two, or your battery inevitably dies and you can not find a single replacement one, roughly on a par with the original. I've tried dozens of different brands including the official service replaced battery. Your phone no longer runs as long as the first day you bought it and you eventually replace your phone.
Still having this crap device in my posession, I wonder if I can revert back to Android 9 Rom from Android 12? Or any ideas on this camera issue? (It happens on any other camera)
Byteman3D said:
I wonder if I can revert back to Android 9 Rom from Android 12?
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Nope
iBowToAndroid said:
Nope
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Your statement was so certain that İ'm baffled. I have installed custom roms before too many of my previous devices. Does this device NOT accept custom firmware or any previous version firmware anymore?
no chance with official firmware because the boatloader can not be downgraded
Byteman3D said:
Your statement was so certain that İ'm baffled. I have installed custom roms before too many of my previous devices. Does this device NOT accept custom firmware or any previous version firmware anymore?
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1. No device will accept any custom firmware without being bootloader unlocked. You never specified which device you have, so I don't know if it can be bootloader unlocked or not
2. Even if it can be bootloader unlocked, I highly doubt that an Android 9 custom ROM will boot on it, since its underlying firmware would be either Android 12 or Android 11
I've been doing at least 2 years of research trying to figure out even the slightest possibility of rooting Qualcomm chipsets, and I think I might've found it. Does anyone here think it's possible to use QPST and EDL to flash a modified stock rom with SuperSU in the system directory to root a locked bootloader?
What device are you trying to root
vanish0104 said:
What device are you trying to root
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A42 5G purchased from Verizon.
qwiri said:
A42 5G purchased from Verizon.
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Samsung Galaxy A42 5G
The Samsung Galaxy A42 5G is a 6.6" phone with a 1080x2400p resolution display. The Qualcomm SM7225 Snapdragon 750 5G chipset is paired with 4/6/8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The main camera is 48+8+5+5MP and the selfie camera is 20MP. The battery has a 5000mAh capacity.
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If the bootloader is unable to be unlocked then you can't root it. It's that simple.
vanish0104 said:
Samsung Galaxy A42 5G
The Samsung Galaxy A42 5G is a 6.6" phone with a 1080x2400p resolution display. The Qualcomm SM7225 Snapdragon 750 5G chipset is paired with 4/6/8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The main camera is 48+8+5+5MP and the selfie camera is 20MP. The battery has a 5000mAh capacity.
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If the bootloader is unable to be unlocked then you can't root it. It's that simple.
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Not necessarily. I can guarantee it's possible to root it because you can in fact load ROMs without unlocking the bootloader. I'm just curious if you can force the rooted rom into the system without the bootloader rejecting it.
Yeah, sure... if you can crack the EDL protocol instead.
AFAIK (at least on OnePlus) it lets you write to all flash partitions, and I'd assume that also means the ones that hold the crypto signatures used in trusted boot. You certainly could modify certain partitions, sign everything again, and create an image if you knew the format. Not listed in AOSP, though, like building your normal custom ROM.
Disclaimer: I've only ever gotten a custom OS with locked bootloader on Pixel, though (Calyx OS, modified with a few OS code changes and the Magisk stack) but I don't think that's a QC phone to have EDL in the first place.
Now Samsungs are notorious for the e-fuses and whatnot, so it may be they have some asinine defense against it... I stopped dealing with vendors that don't outright support custom ROMs (basically down to OnePlus, Google, and Asus if you can afford one). My life has been much easier for that.
Now of those, Verizon usually has a custom firmware to support their bands, which DOESN'T let you unlock bootloader. Some people have reported on some (OnePlus) phones flashing the international rom via EDL lets you overwrite that... but not sure if it loses the 5G mmWave and sub6 bands or whatever VZW uses that the rest of the world does not have.
Hope that helps...?
qwiri said:
Not necessarily. I can guarantee it's possible to root it because you can in fact load ROMs without unlocking the bootloader. I'm just curious if you can force the rooted rom into the system without the bootloader rejecting it.
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A locked bootloader means that it will refuse to load unsigned code. It's checking for system integrity and rooting/loading a custom ROM will always trip this check unless the custom ROM has the proper signature and I highly doubt it does.
Verizon phones are known for being locked down. There is nothing you can do.
vanish0104 said:
A locked bootloader means that it will refuse to load unsigned code. It's checking for system integrity and rooting/loading a custom ROM will always trip this check unless the custom ROM has the proper signature and I highly doubt it does.
Verizon phones are known for being locked down. There is nothing you can do.
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I am definitely aware of that, but if you aren't flashing a *custom* rom and are just using a stock rom with added files, does that still change the integrity?
SomeRandomGuy said:
Yeah, sure... if you can crack the EDL protocol instead.
AFAIK (at least on OnePlus) it lets you write to all flash partitions, and I'd assume that also means the ones that hold the crypto signatures used in trusted boot. You certainly could modify certain partitions, sign everything again, and create an image if you knew the format. Not listed in AOSP, though, like building your normal custom ROM.
Disclaimer: I've only ever gotten a custom OS with locked bootloader on Pixel, though (Calyx OS, modified with a few OS code changes and the Magisk stack) but I don't think that's a QC phone to have EDL in the first place.
Now Samsungs are notorious for the e-fuses and whatnot, so it may be they have some asinine defense against it... I stopped dealing with vendors that don't outright support custom ROMs (basically down to OnePlus, Google, and Asus if you can afford one). My life has been much easier for that.
Now of those, Verizon usually has a custom firmware to support their bands, which DOESN'T let you unlock bootloader. Some people have reported on some (OnePlus) phones flashing the international rom via EDL lets you overwrite that... but not sure if it loses the 5G mmWave and sub6 bands or whatever VZW uses that the rest of the world does not have.
Hope that helps...?
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Thanks for that. I honestly don't mind losing 5G, it's constantly an unstable connection anyways. I've been considering just buying a Pixel from overseas, but I've been chipping away at this for too long and am probably gonna keep trying.
I'd be ok with manually resigning everything if it meant rootable for QC Verizon chipsets.
qwiri said:
I am definitely aware of that, but if you aren't flashing a *custom* rom and are just using a stock rom with added files, does that still change the integrity?
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Yes. Changing one *bit* of any file will always change the integrity.
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Yes. Changing one *bit* of any file will always change the integrity.
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Yes. Changing one *bit* of any file will always change the integrity.
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As mentioned above:
You certainly could modify certain partitions, sign everything again, and create an image if you knew the format.
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If I could manage this, would it still be possible? I understand this isn't documented in AOSP.
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I'd be ok with manually resigning everything if it meant rootable for QC Verizon chipsets.
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Doing it (re-signing) with CalyxOS was quite a challenge the first time (but cool as hell to cut your own OTA deltas after the fact, without needing to unlock or flash user partition!), can't fathom doing it with Samsung esp considering AOSP is just the start, you still have binary blobs for the radio, etc. I never figured out how to get raw partitions out of Fastboot (which wouldn't require root, at least on my phones) to get those blobs with an unsupportive vendor. After that, then make the EDL image, which I assume ALSO has a crypto signature with keys not available to sign with (but, y'know, there are ways around everything).
Like I said, I just gave up and went with supporting a phone vendor that wasn't fighting me... much easier and I still have all my customizations (e.g. root + annoyance free) with the security of a locked bootloader.
I *THINK* (maybe gsmarena.com can validate) that the Pixel 6 is like the iPhone and includes the VZW bands in the unlocked version. Buying the unlocked direct from Google shows "set up with any major carrier later", so I assume that includes VZW too.
PS: the fingerprint sensor on front sucks major, and you don't get the 50MP camera in the API used by the open source cameras... I returned the 6 and went with a 5G... but I don't think that one includes the sub6/mmW bands in the universal version.
qwiri said:
As mentioned above:
If I could manage this, would it still be possible? I understand this isn't documented in AOSP.
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You would need the keys from Verizon to sign it yourself.
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You would need the keys from Verizon to sign it yourself.
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Alright. Thanks for your help
I'll try out a few methods and bump the thread if it works
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You would need the keys from Verizon to sign it yourself.
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If you had the Verizon keys you could just do the system partition mods, sign, and reflash with fastboot, or even better, a OTA delta image of the su/magisk package.
I think @qwiri 's question is could you use EDL to get a layer lower than the Android trusted boot- which you certainly could, or at least on a OP phone. But... you'd have to be able to do the entire image, signing EVERYTHING as you'd be replacing the keys, too. Totally possible, just hard- but THEN you'd have to reverse engineer EDL mode images, which I assume is signed by someone at QC. That may be possible- sign up as a developer, OEM, whatever, social engineer it. But probably more expensive than just buying a phone that LETS you flash keys without EDL (if you want trusted boot) or just unlock the bootloader to permit custom partitions (if you don't have the wherewithal to get an AOSP build environment and do it from scratch)