Question Does anyone have FULL Fastboot Flashing steps?

[AndroidAddict420]

Does anyone have the full fastboot flashing steps from the Bootloader to everyfile in the image file.zip?

 

[roirraW "edor" ehT]

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking. To be rooted? To merely flash full stock firmware? If the latter, just extract the full firmware zip and the latest Platform Tools into the same folder. If you don't want to wipe your phone, edit the Flash-All.bat with Notepad (assuming you're running Windows) and remove the "-w ", and save the file. Then open a command prompt in that folder, type Flash-All.bat and press enter. That's it.

If you're asking what are the steps the Flash-All.bat takes to flash everything that's in the inner zip file that's unextracted, just open the Flash-All.bat with Notepad and take a look.

If you're wanting to be rooted, [GUIDE] Root Pixel 6 Pro with Magisk.

If none of my guesses are correct, please be more specific of what exactly you're asking.

 

[spart0n]

Wouldn't it be just fastboot flash filename "file location" for each file?

 

[AndroidAddict420]

Wouldn't it be just fastboot flash filename "file location" for each file?

Every device is different, with Motorola we started with :

fastboot gat-var

and flashed each image seperately.

 

[s3axel]

The "flash-all.bat" only does a "fastboot update <update.zip>" - so no individual flashing of image files.....

 

[AndroidAddict420]

The "flash-all.bat" only does a "fastboot update <update.zip>" - so no individual flashing of image files.....

Yea, but i cannot tell where the image.zip is getting hung up at if i run that.

 

[s3axel]

Yea, but i cannot tell where the image.zip is getting hung up at if i run that.

You could open a command shell and run the flash-all.bat from there - then you at least see the output of the command.

Or you can enter the commands from the flash-all.bat manually in a commandline window (everything starting with "fastboot..." )....

 

[AndroidAddict420]

You could open a command shell and run the flash-all.bat from there - then you at least see the output of the command.

Or you can enter the commands from the flash-all.bat manually in a commandline window (everything starting with "fastboot..." )....

I am using LIX

 

[s3axel]

I am using LIX

OK, I don't know LIX - is that some kind of Linux ?

I would still assume you can execute the dividual fastboot commands from the flash-all.bat (flash-all.sh) manually ?!

 

[AndroidAddict420]

OK, I don't know LIX - is that some kind of Linux ?

I would still assume you can execute the dividual fastboot commands from the flash-all.bat (flash-all.sh) manually ?!

LIX is short for Linux

 

[NippleSauce]

I'm not sure if fastboot would work in a Linux terminal window as I've always used Windows... Best of luck finding a solution!

Oh, and by the way, you can use fastboot in CMD and flash individual partitions with it. An example command of flashing the bootloader file would be:

"fastboot flash bootloader bootloaderfilename.img"

You essentially just have to change the last word before the filename to flash different partitions (aside from when you're flashing the update image, as it's a little bit different then).

Also note that the bootloader.img file would have to be in the exact same location as your adb and fastboot files. But again, I'm not at all sure how it would work on Linux...

 

[spart0n]

I'm not sure if fastboot would work in a Linux terminal window as I've always used Windows... Best of luck finding a solution!

Oh, and by the way, you can use fastboot in CMD and flash individual partitions with it. An example command of flashing the bootloader file would be:

"fastboot flash bootloader bootloaderfilename.img"

You essentially just have to change the last word before the filename to flash different partitions (aside from when you're flashing the update image, as it's a little bit different then).

Also note that the bootloader.img file would have to be in the exact same location as your adb and fastboot files. But again, I'm not at all sure how it would work on Linux...

Why would anyone ever change their bootloader?

 

[Lughnasadh]

Why would anyone ever change their bootloader?

To update it.

 

[craigacgomez]

If you want to flash each image separately, you can follow these steps (for some images, sequence is important, so I suggest following the sequence below to avoid issues)

################################################
### Files from the root of the factory image zip
################################################

# bootloader (replace <version> with the bootloader file version)
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-raven-slider-<version>.img

# reboot to bootloader
fastboot reboot bootloader

# radio (replace <version> with the radio file version)
fastboot flash radio radio-raven-<version>.img

# reboot to bootloader
fastboot reboot bootloader

#####################################################
### Files from the image zip in the factory image zip
#####################################################

# boot
fastboot flash boot boot.img

# dtbo
fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img

# vbmeta
fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img

# vbmeta_system
fastboot flash vbmeta_system vbmeta_system.img

# vbmeta_vendor
fastboot flash vbmeta_vendor vbmeta_vendor.img

# vendor_boot
fastboot flash vendor_boot vendor_boot.img

# reboot to fastboot
fastboot reboot fastboot

# super
fastboot flash super super_empty.img

# product
fastboot flash product product.img

# system
fastboot flash system system.img

# system_ext
fastboot flash system_ext system_ext.img

# system_other (replace <other> with the inactive slot)
fastboot flash system_<other> system_other.img

# vendor
fastboot flash vendor vendor.img

# vendor_dlkm
fastboot flash vendor_dlkm vendor_dlkm.img

# reboot
fastboot reboot