Require Nougat Fastboot flashable Rom :-

[Damon7771]

So, From where i start, Ahh Actually I recently updated my phone to Nougat from Marshmallow and Luckly After some days of installation my phone had some nice contact with water which somehow disturbed the ROM and it stucked into bootloops.

Situation as follows :-

*I can't Access into Rom or Recovery or Anything except past the Boot logo
*Bootloader is Locked
*On top of that OEM is locked and the permission to do so is not granted ( Developer Options > Allow OEM Unlock ) is not checked thus i can't unlock the bootloader with official code and fastboot
*Only Fastboot is Accessable and my phone is not charging at all

Now, I know i can't revert back to Marshmallow after the update wihtout unlocking the bootloader as I tried and it failed. It won't allow me to downgrade the security and validation fail.
So,
Here is the catch as per my view that i need to flash a fastboot flashable nougat zip as i can't flash the marshmallow one because when i flash gpt.bin of marshmallow i got the error but when i get the gpt.bin of nougat from update.zip it flashes easily without any error. So could someone here solve my situation please as i can't able to find a nougat fastboot zip anywhere on the internet.

Or can you suggest me some other way to make my phone work.

 

[____Mdd]

You will have to wait for stock nougat images,
Since nougat is not yet rolled out for everyone, i don't think Motorola is going to provide stock images in short time. Only you can is wait wait wait...!!

 

[gabriwinter]

Post your model and maybe someone can use flashfire to create fastboot images for you.

 

[yeshwanthvshenoy]

@Damon7771 Like someone earlier had pointed out, it may take upto 1 or 2 months for firmware images to pop up. I am pretty much sure the water hasn't in anyway disturbed the ROM. It was something else. If you would like to revert back to stock marshmallow, then do as in http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67031808&postcount=4 but skip gpt.bin and bootloader.img and everything should work fine. If you still got issues, take the device to the service center and they will do it for you. If it doesn't charge, I am not sure how you could even flash it since it requires device with atleast 60% battery.