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After trying to flash android stock rom 5.1.1 i get this error on my phone.
It happes after odin tries to write sboot.bin.
what can i do?
That means you have a android 6 bootloader so you will have to find a android 5 one to flash android 5 roms
ZelsoYT said:
That means you have a android 6 bootloader so you will have to find a android 5 one to flash android 5 roms
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So you want to tell me i can aswell flash an android 6 rom to fix this?
ZelsoYT said:
That means you have a android 6 bootloader so you will have to find a android 5 one to flash android 5 roms
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didnt work
Far as I know, since MM Samsung has added an option so downgrade to not be possible anymore. sbot error means that the bootloader you're trying to use is older than the one on your phone.
I don't know if you can downgrade, but search here as maybe somebody had found a way to do this
There is currently no way to downgrade to 5.1.1 if you're on newer mm firmware, the Bootloader will stop you from downgrading.
Hello, i used this guide https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-8/general/guide-how-to-downgrade-mate-8-emui-5-to-t3515202 and now i`m stuck with this NXT-L29C900B200. I want to go to European version, with android 7, what i need to do? I don`t have unlocked bootloader, or root. I don`t know what to flash by dload, and with firmware finder, yes, i found the firmware, after dns method, but fail and still fail with system update. Can help me someone?
I'm on android 11 ui 2.0 i want to downgrade to android 10 or i want to unlock bootloader on my android 11 because many apps lik pubg doesn't support 90 fps and bug wohth sound too.someone help me please
there is an unofficial TWRP for this phone, you can flash it through that. most likely pubg will get an update fixing this or realme will.
QuadzHS said:
there is an unofficial TWRP for this phone, you can flash it through that. most likely pubg will get an update fixing this or realme will.
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on android.11 i can t get fast boot so i cant flash any file .on android 10 there is apk in depht test but the android 11 havn t and thnks
1st download ozip file android 10 latest cn version https://www.realme.com/cn/support/software-update india version https://www.realme.com/in/support/software-update europe version https://www.realme.com/eu/support/software-update indonesia version https://www.realme.com/id/support/software-update and flash follow this tutorial https://c.realme.com/in/post-details/1271381271037083648
Fatic said:
1st download ozip file android 10 latest cn version https://www.realme.com/cn/support/software-update india version https://www.realme.com/in/support/software-update europe version https://www.realme.com/eu/support/software-update indonesia version https://www.realme.com/id/support/software-update and flash follow this tutorial https://c.realme.com/in/post-details/1271381271037083648
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thnks bro but i can't reach my fast boot.there is no in depht test for android.11 so my bootloader is locked
read the whole thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/f/realme-x50-pro-questions-answers.9995/
Hi guys,
I tried to install the twrp after update to 11 and now I'm stuck in bootloader.
I tried the realme flasher but it just doesn't boot.
I tried flash recovery.
I built my own recovery, and nothing.
Any way to go back to 10?
Touche said:
Hi guys,
I tried to install the twrp after update to 11 and now I'm stuck in bootloader.
I tried the realme flasher but it just doesn't boot.
I tried flash recovery.
I built my own recovery, and nothing.
Any way to go back to 10?
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Bro, you ****ed.
I've been waiting a solution since November last year.
Buy another phone.
I am a realme 7 user. i upgraded to android 11 and realme ui 2.0 and then unlocked bootloader and now i am stuck. i am not able to install TWRP because the available TWRP is for android 10 and its not working and i can't access realme ui recovery because i did "fastboot erase recovery" and if somehow i am able to enter the realme ui recovery its not showing any files present in my internal storage when i open install from internal storage. i am able to reboot the phone and can use the phone normally but i want to flash pixel plus ui but now i am not able to do it.
please any one help me if you guys know any method to rollback to android 10 and realme ui 1.0 after unlocking bootloader please help me. i have tried everything on youtube but i can't find anyone facing the problem i faced. please if any one came across the same problem i am facing and they know the method to rollback please help me.
Android 11 - https://otafsg-cost.realmemobile.co...1800680_all_N9M9Yt5wmbHu_2c2baefdce351cb.ozip
Roolback Android 10 - https://meocloud.pt/link/d67aa784-4.../RMX2076PU_11_OTA_0527_all_2rHJeJBmtJF0.ozip/
Hi all,
i have updated to latest date android 9 with binary 5. previously i was on binary 2. Now i want to go back to that version of my firmware which had binary version 2 of bootloader. I don't care about my bootloader as i know it can't be downgraded back. I just want to use my previous build firmware with current bootloader. Is that possible ? if yes how can i do that ? What if i extract my old system.img.lz4 file from AP and make it odin flashable and flash it through odin while in download mode ? will i brick my device or not ? pleas advice how can i go back to my previous build of firmware. My phone is Samsung galaxy A6 (SM-A600T).
khalidhotaky said:
Hi all,
i have updated to latest date android 9 with binary 5. previously i was on binary 2. Now i want to go back to that version of my firmware which had binary version 2 of bootloader. I don't care about my bootloader as i know it can't be downgraded back. I just want to use my previous build firmware with current bootloader. Is that possible ? if yes how can i do that ? What if i extract my old system.img.lz4 file from AP and make it odin flashable and flash it through odin while in download mode ? will i brick my device or not ? pleas advice how can i go back to my previous build of firmware. My phone is Samsung galaxy A6 (SM-A600T).
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Bootloader binary version is not the only binary version that you need to be concerned with. If the binary version of your currently installed system is higher than the binary version of the system binary in the binary 2 firmware, you will not be able to downgrade the system partition.
Your question can be resolved with these simple questions:
1) What is the System binary version of your currently installed system? Boot into download mode and look at your S binary version.
2) What is the System binary version of the firmware that you want to downgrade to?
3) Is the System binary version of the firmware that you want to grade to lower than or equal to your currently installed System binary? If it is lower than your currently installed firmware you can't downgrade, if it is equal to your currently installed firmware then you can downgrade.
Droidriven said:
Bootloader binary version is not the only binary version that you need to be concerned with. If the binary version of your currently installed system is higher than the binary version of the system binary in the binary 2 firmware, you will not be able to downgrade the system partition.
Your question can be resolved with these simple questions:
1) What is the System binary version of your currently installed system? Boot into download mode and look at your S binary version.
2) What is the System binary version of the firmware that you want to downgrade to?
3) Is the System binary version of the firmware that you want to grade to lower than or equal to your currently installed System binary? If it is lower than your currently installed firmware you can't downgrade, if it is equal to your currently installed firmware then you can downgrade.
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Thank you for your great reply, to answer your question and solve my query i really need your help. the below answers regarding your questions may help you answer me with right solutions.
1. Currently Booted to download mode and found that RP SWREV: B:5 K:5 S:5
2. I EXACTLY DON'T KNOW, but you can find i think from my old firmware's name as it is A600TUVS2BSG1_A600TTMB2BSG1_TMB
3. I think after seeing the above two answers, you may be able to solve your third question by yourself as i am not able to answer you about this one.
let me know if you need any addiontal information, i really want to solve my query and downgrade back to my old firmware, I was able to to downgrade to android 8 with same version of bootloader v5 binary and was hoping that i could be able to upgrade back to my earler PIE, but later i knew that i wasn't able to do so, and that android 8 was a combination firmware which made me happy just for a small period of time.
Regards.
khalidhotaky said:
Thank you for your great reply, to answer your question and solve my query i really need your help. the below answers regarding your questions may help you answer me with right solutions.
1. Currently Booted to download mode and found that RP SWREV: B:5 K:5 S:5
2. I EXACTLY DON'T KNOW, but you can find i think from my old firmware's name as it is A600TUVS2BSG1_A600TTMB2BSG1_TMB
3. I think after seeing the above two answers, you may be able to solve your third question by yourself as i am not able to answer you about this one.
let me know if you need any addiontal information, i really want to solve my query and downgrade back to my old firmware, I was able to to downgrade to android 8 with same version of bootloader v5 binary and was hoping that i could be able to upgrade back to my earler PIE, but later i knew that i wasn't able to do so, and that android 8 was a combination firmware which made me happy just for a small period of time.
Regards.
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No, you can't flash a binary 2 firmware, your currently installed binary shows that you can only flash a binary 5 or higher firmware. You will not be able to downgrade to the previous version, there is no way to bypass the binary block and there are no tricks to force it to downgrade. You are stuck with what you have, whether you like it or not.
Droidriven said:
No, you can't flash a binary 2 firmware, your currently installed binary shows that you can only flash a binary 5 or higher firmware. You will not be able to downgrade to the previous version, there is no way to bypass the binary block and there are no tricks to force it to downgrade. You are stuck with what you have, whether you like it or not.
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Thanks from your help, it was so sad to hear that. By the way I am thinking why the system should be the same binary version ? This rule was just added for bootloader I think, and now you are adding also this rule for firmware binary. What's the exact story here. We must be able to downgrade to our old firmwares except bootloader.
Also can you please give your advise if the info on below link is valid or not, Is him lying?
Downgrade from Pie to Oreo
Hi guy's so i was able to downgrade from Pie ( One Ui ) to Oreo ( save your media on your sd card or your PC then you check if they are there ) 1 - Go to TWRP or Recovery to wipe data 2- Download and unzip...
forum.xda-developers.com
khalidhotaky said:
Thanks from your help, it was so sad to hear that. By the way I am thinking why the system should be the same binary version ? This rule was just added for bootloader I think, and now you are adding also this rule for firmware binary. What's the exact story here. We must be able to downgrade to our old firmwares except bootloader.
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No, bootloader is not the only binary that matters. There is bootloader binary, kernel binary and system binary. Your currently installed firmware has a bootloader binary 5, kernel binary 5 and system binary 5. This means that you can only flash a firmware that has a bootloader binary 5 or higher but not 4, 3, 2 or 1, or a kernel binary 5 or higher but not 4, 3, 2 or 1 and a system binary 5 other higher but not 4, 3, 2 or 1.
In the cases where users have successfully "downgraded" their firmware were not truly downgrading their firmware, they were flashing a firmware that has a lower android version but not a lower binary. For example, they could have an android 10 firmware with 4 binary installed and "downgrade" to an android 9 firmware that also has a 4 binary. In this case they are not "downgrading" the binary version, they are only downgrading the android version. If their currently installed firmware were android 10 with binary 5, they would not be able to downgrade to android 9 with binary 4.
Also, the link you posted is using TWRP to flash a Pie ROM. They are not using Odin to flash a downgraded firmware. They are flashing a custom file that was created to be flashed via TWRP, similar to flashing a custom ROM, this is not the same as flashing a stock firmware via Odin. This would only be useful to you if your bootloader is unlocked and if there is a TWRP for your device and if there is a downgraded firmware for your device that has been modified to be flashed via TWRP. Odin prevents flashing files with a lower binary, TWRP does not, TWRP will let you flash anything that is made specifically for your device and some things that were not made specifically for your device.
There are specific details involved in this that you just aren't understanding. I'm done trying to explain.
Droidriven said:
No, bootloader is not the only binary that matters. There is bootloader binary, kernel binary and system binary. Your currently installed firmware has a bootloader binary 5, kernel binary 5 and system binary 5. This means that you can only flash a firmware that has a bootloader binary 5 or higher but not 4, 3, 2 or 1, or a kernel binary 5 or higher but not 4, 3, 2 or 1 and a system binary 5 other higher but not 4, 3, 2 or 1.
In the cases where users have successfully "downgraded" their firmware were not truly downgrading their firmware, they were flashing a firmware that has a lower android version but not a lower binary. For example, they could have an android 10 firmware with 4 binary installed and "downgrade" to an android 9 firmware that also has a 4 binary. In this case they are not "downgrading" the binary version, they are only downgrading the android version. If their currently installed firmware were android 10 with binary 5, they would not be able to downgrade to android 9 with binary 4.
Also, the link you posted is using TWRP to flash a Pie ROM. They are not using Odin to flash a downgraded firmware. They are flashing a custom file that was created to be flashed via TWRP, similar to flashing a custom ROM, this is not the same as flashing a stock firmware via Odin. This would only be useful to you if your bootloader is unlocked and if there is a TWRP for your device and if there is a downgraded firmware for your device that has been modified to be flashed via TWRP. Odin prevents flashing files with a lower binary, TWRP does not, TWRP will let you flash anything that is made specifically for your device and some things that were not made specifically for your device.
There are specific details involved in this that you just aren't understanding. I'm done trying to explain.
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Your replies has already made me understand every truth that I was not getting from reading too many articles and on internet forums, you are a really great personality, thanks from your great help and replies. You explained everything very well and after your explanations I am also done with problem. So sad from knowing these rules now. Hope I understood these things before my upgrade. Some people won't get clever like me until first they make a mistake and then know what have they done, anyways it's just not my fault. 50% is Samsung rules blamed for stuff like this. Shame on them for applying these rules on their users. If my phone kept the battery drain issue like this, I will sold it and will switch to iPhone after 17 years of android use. Thanks again mate for your great help.
Regards.
Samsung's downgrade lock is a humiliation to users. Destroying the device's battery consumption is a mockery of the user's intelligence or an abandonment of Samsung's reputation.
ioeg41 said:
Samsung's downgrade lock is a humiliation to users. Destroying the device's battery consumption is a mockery of the user's intelligence or an abandonment of Samsung's reputation.
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Your statement will not change anything. Accept that the economy is structured to increase sales and profits.
Hello everyone
Is there any solution to downgrade my a750fn under android 10 and bootloader u5 to android 9
Found a problem in Android 10
I need Android 9 U5
Please help me . I searched a lot, I did not find
I'm starting to lose hope
Is there a solution or should I stop searching?
Alihero123 said:
Hello everyone
Is there any solution to downgrade my a750fn under android 10 and bootloader u5 to android 9
Found a problem in Android 10
I need Android 9 U5
Please help me . I searched a lot, I did not find
I'm starting to lose hope
Is there a solution or should I stop searching?
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There probably isn't a binary 5 android 9. If you can unlock the boooader, you can use the modified version of Odin and flash Android 9 regardless of what binary it has.
Droidriven said:
There probably isn't a binary 5 android 9. If you can unlock the boooader, you can use the modified version of Odin and flash Android 9 regardless of what binary it has.
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Yes, the bootloader is unlocked. But what do you mean by "modified version of odin"
Thanks for your reply
Alihero123 said:
Yes, the bootloader is unlocked. But what do you mean by "modified version of odin"
Thanks for your reply
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There is this:
Patched Odin 3.13.1
For those looking for a modified, modded, or patched odin that is a newer build than all the fake and renamed prince comsy 3.12.3 versions floating around. I patch recent Odin versions to offer similar functionality to the princecomsy; in that...
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And there is the "Prince Comsy" version.
Droidriven said:
There is this:
Patched Odin 3.13.1
For those looking for a modified, modded, or patched odin that is a newer build than all the fake and renamed prince comsy 3.12.3 versions floating around. I patch recent Odin versions to offer similar functionality to the princecomsy; in that...
forum.xda-developers.com
And there is the "Prince Comsy" version.
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Now just flash the software, despite the difference of binary
Alihero123 said:
Now just flash the software, despite the difference of binary
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Try it, it can only work and you get what you want or it fails to flash and nothing happens. If it ifails and won't reboot, flash your Android 10 firmware and it should restore your device then you can try again. You may or may not need to/want to try extracting the Android 9 firmware files and the Android 10 firmware files then putting together your own modified Android 9 firmware using different parts of the Android 9 and the Android 10 firmware, mixing and matching the bootloader, kernel and system .img files until you get a combination that works.
Droidriven said:
Try it, it can only work and you get what you want or it fails to flash and nothing happens. If it ifails and won't reboot, flash your Android 10 firmware and it should restore your device then you can try again. You may or may not need to/want to try extracting the Android 9 firmware files and the Android 10 firmware files then putting together your own modified Android 9 firmware using different parts of the Android 9 and the Android 10 firmware, mixing and matching the bootloader, kernel and system .img files until you get a combination that works.
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Thank you very much my friend