Just got a system update, has anyone else received this update?
When you say bootloop do you mean the dots just keep going over and over if so I had that just hold the power button till it reboots that worked for me
I have only been able to downgrade by flashing the factory image and not the update files.
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Hi to all!!
I need help!! I installed fk kernel and all went weel! I lost root so I tried to root again (install the file trough fastboot)! Wasn't working. Couldn't install SU so I tried starting all over... Relocked my device and now, I'm stuck... Can't unlock it (remote oem unlock is not allowed) and can't boot the device... Stuck in fastboot...
Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance!
Been said several times. Never relock. You won't be able to unlock again. Sorry for the bad newsHi to all!!
I need help!! I installed fk kernel and all went weel! I lost root so I tried to root again (install the file trough fastboot)! Wasn't working. Couldn't install SU so I tried starting all over... Relocked my device and now, I'm stuck... Can't unlock it (remote oem unlock is not allowed) and can't boot the device... Stuck in fastboot...
Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance!
Been said several times. Never relock. You won't be able to unlock again. Sorry for the bad news
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If you got it from the Google store just call then and say you phone won't boot and they will make you try a factory reset in recovery and of that doesn't work they will send you a new phone for free. Thought i bricked mine and they were going to replace it. But i was able to get it working again.
I'm just curious here so please do not cast stones but why in the world would you even think relocking the bootloader would even be needed or attributing to your issue for that matter. The fact your bootloader was unlocked would/could not cause any firmware/root issues. You should've just flashed the stock image (doesn't matter which ie; NDE63H, L, P, V or X) in fastboot and tried re-flashing root. Again, I'm not trying to be mean about you screwing up or saying it's your fault entirely but the bootloader being unlocked will not cause issues with the software on the device. Another thing to keep in mind is if you aren't completely stock ie; didn't flash a kernel or root, then you cannot relock your bootloader without bricking your device. This has been touched on in this thread more than several times and @jcase actually made a P.S.A. post urging people not to lock their bootloaders after flashing a kernel or having any nonstock partitions on the device. Unfortunately, there is no fix for the self inflicted brick now nor in the future according to the Root Ninja crew. Sorry, wish there was a way we could help. I personally have flashed all available custom kernels but am extremely cautious and before flashing a new one or flashing root I always flash the stock image for a completely clean/stock slate and am not going to lock my bootloader as long as I own the device.Hi to all!!
I need help!! I installed fk kernel and all went weel! I lost root so I tried to root again (install the file trough fastboot)! Wasn't working. Couldn't install SU so I tried starting all over... Relocked my device and now, I'm stuck... Can't unlock it (remote oem unlock is not allowed) and can't boot the device... Stuck in fastboot...
Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance!
Exactly. I've held down the power button ofter three minutes of the dots, to get it to reboot and, again, hangs on the bouncing dots...
I'm just curious here so please do not cast stones but why in the world would you even think relocking the bootloader would even be needed or attributing to yoir issue for that matter. The fact your bootloader was unlocked would/could not cause any firmware/root issues. You should've just flashed the firmware in fastboot and tried re-flashing root. Again, I'm not trying to be mean or saying what you screwed up and it's your fault but the bootloader being unlocked will not cause issues with the software on the device. Another thing to keep in mind is if you aren't completely stock ie; didn't flash a kernel or root, then you cannot relock yoir bootloader without bricking your device. This has been touched on in this thread more than several times and @jcase actually made a P.S.A. post urging people not to lock their bootloaders after flashing a kernel or having any nonstock partitions on the device. Unfortunately, there is no fix for the self inflicted brick now nor in the future according to the Root Ninja crew. Sorry, wish there was a way we could help. I personally have flashed all available custom kernels but am extremely cautious and before flashing a new one or flashing root I always flash the stock image for a completely clean/stock slate and am not going to lock my bootloader as long as I own the device.
Good thing I got the insurance... $80 well invested! Thanks... smh
I bought the phone from Telus in Canada... It's been 5 days so, they will exchange it no questions asked if there is no physical damage on the phone... It's physically perfect, not a scratch! So won't even need my insurance! I called them already! Will have my new phone in the morning at 10am! Lesson learned! No relock!
Run this from bootloader
Fastboot continue
It will probably force your phone to swap slots, and be good from there
Run this from bootloader
Fastboot continue
It will probably force your phone to swap slots, and be good from there
it is fraud..fastboot continue will allow you to bypass the red screen of soft brick..
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beat me to it..
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Chain fire was your tester able to verify if the system UI issue was fixed? Just curious I have yet to experience it my self and was just currently below 15%
Fanboys just admit that the you can't install RC1 fresh and the op is misleads users to try that route. Dev gave instructions thant don't work. I think it was not tested, however, just flash twrp RC1 and SU5 and the dev assumed it world work. No problem, but many of us wasted hours trying to prove an assumption... Maybe we need SU6? Update: I forgot to say I was trying to root, too. So yes, I can install RC1 but can't root. Srry, dev and those I rubbed the wrong way. My bad.