[Q]Does flashing a stock .ftf relock bootloader?

[swimon]

Quick question.
Does flashing a stock .ftf relock bootloader?

Thanks

 

[andro-SYR]

Quick question.
Does flashing a stock .ftf relock bootloader?

Thanks

No

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[swimon]

Any way to check if bootloader is still locked?

In the maintenance menu I just see "bootlocker allowed: YES"
I can't find "bootloaer unlocked: YES" anywhere?
(cant find "bootloader unlocked: NO" either btw)

 

[andro-SYR]

Any way to check if bootloader is still locked?

In the maintenance menu I just see "bootlocker allowed: YES"
I can't find "bootloaer unlocked: YES" anywhere?
(cant find "bootloader unlocked: NO" either btw)

Thats mean that ur BL is unlocked
If its locked u find" bootloader unlock allowed:yes or no"

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[swimon]

I just checked. What it litteraly says is:

"Bootloader unlock allowed: Yes"

So is this unlocked or locked?

 

[Someguyfromhell]

I just checked. What it litteraly says is:

"Bootloader unlock allowed: Yes"

So is this unlocked or locked?

How did you unlock?
Official way - locked.
Test point method - Don't know.

Test point method doesn't change it.

 

[swimon]

That's what I thought first too. But then I read on some topic that the test screen was supposed to say "unlocked: yes". But I guess he was talking about the official unlock?

I used test point method. So I guess I'm still unlocked then.

Need to search for another reason I can't flash a custom kernel with fastboot then... I get the message "can't load boot.img". Any ideas straight of the bat?

Thanks

 

[DragonClawsAreSharp]

That's what I thought first too. But then I read on some topic that the test screen was supposed to say "unlocked: yes". But I guess he was talking about the official unlock?

I used test point method. So I guess I'm still unlocked then.

Need to search for another reason I can't flash a custom kernel with fastboot then... I get the message "can't load boot.img". Any ideas straight of the bat?

Thanks

If you unlocked bootloader by official method, it says:
Bootloader Unlocked: Yes
If you unlocked by test point method, it still says:
Bootloader Unlock Allowed: Yes

To find out if your bootloader is unlocked or not after unlocking by TestPoint method, just try to flash a custom kernel using flashtool

Thanks,
Rick

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[Someguyfromhell]

That's what I thought first too. But then I read on some topic that the test screen was supposed to say "unlocked: yes". But I guess he was talking about the official unlock?

I used test point method. So I guess I'm still unlocked then.

Need to search for another reason I can't flash a custom kernel with fastboot then... I get the message "can't load boot.img". Any ideas straight of the bat?

Thanks

Place the boot.img file in the same folder as fastboot, that you are using.