cannot relock the bootloader
Hello.
I can't lock the bootloader on Motorola One - basic model 3GB / 32GB - (deen) XT1941-4 - RETEU.
I found a lot of instructions (fastboot), but none of them help. It looks like I have downloaded the wrong stock firmware from the internet. I still see boot img validation error. But why ? When do I use (I think at least) original stock firmware ?
I tried to follow about 3 procedures that I found, but none of them help and even if I use stock firmware, I get an error with boot.img validation.
Before that, I flash the entire firmware. I successfully unlocked the bootloader before flashing. I don't even know why anymore ... maybe it's not necessary
. There was a problem with non-functional SIM cards (this was not blocking the mobile operator). After flashing, everything works. I just want to get rid of the "unlocked bootloader" message. I'm using the stock firmware only.
I tried the procedures for locking the bootloader with the following firmware:
XT1941-4_DEEN_RETEU_9.0_PPKS29.68-16-36-9_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
XT1941-4_DEEN_RETEU_9.0_PPKS29.68-16-36-15_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
(Of course, I also flashed them on the phone.)
Source: mirrors.lolinet.com
Where can I find the 100% stock firmware ? I mean original firmware, already with google security patch for the date 2019-oct. In the instructions for flashing Motorola One on the xda-developer forum, it is written that the firmware must not be flashed with the older google security patch (there is a risk of device bricking).
The main reason is that I want to remove the annoying message when booting the phone. Maybe it would help to unroot the phone + TWRP and then flash some alternative firmware such as LineageOS ? Will this message disappear when the phone is restarted and booted?
Thanks.
EDIT:
OK. Problem is solved. I flashed the alternative "logo.bin", which also contains a replacement image instead of a warning image of the unlocked bootloader. https://forum.xda-developers.com/motorola-one/themes/logo-bin-unlocked-bootloaders-t3870159 Thanks to @tys0n.
Hello.
I can't lock the bootloader on Motorola One - basic model 3GB / 32GB - (deen) XT1941-4 - RETEU.
I found a lot of instructions (fastboot), but none of them help. It looks like I have downloaded the wrong stock firmware from the internet. I still see boot img validation error. But why ? When do I use (I think at least) original stock firmware ?
I tried to follow about 3 procedures that I found, but none of them help and even if I use stock firmware, I get an error with boot.img validation.
Before that, I flash the entire firmware. I successfully unlocked the bootloader before flashing. I don't even know why anymore ... maybe it's not necessary
I tried the procedures for locking the bootloader with the following firmware:
XT1941-4_DEEN_RETEU_9.0_PPKS29.68-16-36-9_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
XT1941-4_DEEN_RETEU_9.0_PPKS29.68-16-36-15_cid50_subsidy-DEFAULT_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip
(Of course, I also flashed them on the phone.)
Source: mirrors.lolinet.com
Where can I find the 100% stock firmware ? I mean original firmware, already with google security patch for the date 2019-oct. In the instructions for flashing Motorola One on the xda-developer forum, it is written that the firmware must not be flashed with the older google security patch (there is a risk of device bricking).
The main reason is that I want to remove the annoying message when booting the phone. Maybe it would help to unroot the phone + TWRP and then flash some alternative firmware such as LineageOS ? Will this message disappear when the phone is restarted and booted?
Thanks.
EDIT:
OK. Problem is solved. I flashed the alternative "logo.bin", which also contains a replacement image instead of a warning image of the unlocked bootloader. https://forum.xda-developers.com/motorola-one/themes/logo-bin-unlocked-bootloaders-t3870159 Thanks to @tys0n.
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