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Title says it all. I COULD find a way to use a Windoze XP machine, but prefer using either my iMac, running Snow Leopard, or my laptop which has Ubuntu on it. I did see an old thread about flashing from SD, but no one mentions unlocking from SD. Thanks for any help you can give.
I don't believe there is a way to do it from Linux or Mac.
The coke unlocker actually copies a virtual loader to fake the phone into
thinking its unlocked, and that allows it to load the replacement coke bootloader.
Its only possible to flash via SD once the phone has been unlocked.
You could load a VM on your Mac with a Windows XP load and try flashing from that.
Not sure how the VM's handle USB connections though, so it may not work successfully.
Safest bet is to find an XP machine you can borrow.
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I don't believe there is a way to do it from Linux or Mac.
The coke unlocker actually copies a virtual loader to fake the phone into
thinking its unlocked, and that allows it to load the replacement coke bootloader.
Its only possible to flash via SD once the phone has been unlocked.
You could load a VM on your Mac with a Windows XP load and try flashing from that.
Not sure how the VM's handle USB connections though, so it may not work successfully.
Safest bet is to find an XP machine you can borrow.
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There is a way to do it in the Trinity, but I have not been able to confirm if this can be used in the Vogue
See this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=576880
Who knows? There might be a way to adapt this for the Vogue...
Well, if you have access to a Windows Box, why not use it? You won't get any deseases you know!
And it's not like you would need to unlock every day!
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Well, if you have access to a Windows Box, why not use it? You won't get any deseases you know!
And it's not like you would need to unlock every day!
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I believe he said that he only has a Mac and a Linux, which is why he is asking for this...
I've been flashing Android stuff to my Vogue and use HTC Flasher (on linux) from here: http://it029000.massey.ac.nz/vogue/files/?C=M;O=D I believe it's actually an opensource app hosted elsewhere.
I'm thinking I might actually try going back to WinMo so I may be tying it with a WinMo img soon.
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I've been flashing Android stuff to my Vogue and use HTC Flasher (on linux) from here: http://it029000.massey.ac.nz/vogue/files/?C=M;O=D I believe it's actually an opensource app hosted elsewhere.
I'm thinking I might actually try going back to WinMo so I may be tying it with a WinMo img soon.
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Where you actually able to unlock your phone with HTC Flasher? Or, do I have to do it from Windoze?
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I believe he said that he only has a Mac and a Linux, which is why he is asking for this...
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Actually I do have a dual boot laptop, XP and Ubuntu. I was just looking for a Mac or Linux only solution, as I don't like to mess with Active Sync. Also, btw, I am a she, not a he.
smarcin said:
Actually I do have a dual boot laptop, XP and Ubuntu. I was just looking for a Mac or Linux only solution, as I don't like to mess with Active Sync. Also, btw, I am a she, not a he.
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I am sorry about the "he/she" thing... it is really kinda hard to tell sometimes considering that I cannot see you and your username does not really point at anything that tells me you are a woman (my apologies).
There might be some open projects floating around for this although I kinda doubt it. You have to be really careful as far as RUU is concerned. Remember that even using the one for the wrong device could hurt you...
As far as AS is concerned, as much as I hate to admit it, it does what it is supposed to do. Lastly, for the most part, you do not need AS to recognize your device to upgrade (put the device in bootloader and you are set).
HTCFlasher
HTCFlasher 3.0 for linux/osx
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=399762
http://code.google.com/p/htc-flasher/
blauze said:
HTCFlasher 3.0 for linux/osx
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=399762
http://code.google.com/p/htc-flasher/
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Kinda late, but thanks anyways
Guys... I'll be posting a patched provision tool today soon as I get home.
This tool will not requires that you have a dev unlocked phone.
See you later today...
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If you have the original files, there is no reason to take the risk on tools that you dont trust. The provision tool has a check validation that only query the WP7 register to see if it is dev unlocked. The provision tool is not obfuscated. So, if you want make it work without risk. Just patch the provision tool and remove the IF() statement where the method private bool IsDevUnlocked() is called and always return true. Just recompile and run it using the same steps provided on PDF and you will be safe with the original update files, backup, and your WP7 will be safe to come back to retails version to allow you update to Mango later this year...
PS: Dont ask in this thread where to find the files... It was already spred over other posts and over internet. Just make sure you are with the original files from MS Connect and you are good to go. And remember, lots of features for consumers are not enabled right now. It is a Dev build.
[Update - Add patched provisioning file]
Ok, since some people asked me to patch the file myself, there is the link to the patched provision tool. Find yourself the other files and follow exactly same steps provided on MS pdf guide except that instead of use the original EXE that comes from MS, use the link instead. THIS PATCH IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY! DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK! AND DONT FORGOT TO KEEP SAFE YOUR DEVICE BACKUP OTHERWISE YOU WILL BE STUCKED ON BETA ROM FOREVER!!!
I hope all you enjoy it.
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the sharing already started
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Weird... I dont see anywhere in the forum the provisioning tools... Was thinking on start sharing it...
i'm having dificulties on aproving my account :\
Question: To become a developer you have to pay anything to Microsoft? If not, how to get the beta copy of mango?
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Question: To become a developer you have to pay anything to Microsoft? If not, how to get the beta copy of mango?
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Yes, Microsoft charges a $99 fee to become a developer, unless you are registered with Dreamspark (for students). And I'm not sure where the link is posted, but I think someone has uploaded the files. Try searching Google and XDA.
simply use this: http://windowsphonehacker.com/articles/get_the_mango_update_now._without_being_a_developer.-06-30-11
its easy, creates a backup and was done within 1 hour for me!
Looks like we need a new unlocker ... my previously sideloaded applications got revoked and I have no choice but to uninstall it.
Other than that, it's very significant upgrade to my previous 7392 Focus. Love the Facebook integration (though the chat still unusable)
* Edit : Facebook chat worked. I just realized this after one of my friend chat me.
Sh4wN said:
simply use this: http://windowsphonehacker.com/articles/get_the_mango_update_now._without_being_a_developer.-06-30-11
its easy, creates a backup and was done within 1 hour for me!
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It creates a backup? From that link you posted:
Keep in mind this tool does not backup your phone
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Then there is a reference to the tool I made. I guess this is the reason for the renewed interest in the backup tool.
Scratch that, I looked at his bat file and he is using the enablebackup flag and he says in a comment it is new. I guess he hasnt updated his thread.
Sh4wN said:
simply use this: http://windowsphonehacker.com/articles/get_the_mango_update_now._without_being_a_developer.-06-30-11
its easy, creates a backup and was done within 1 hour for me!
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same here. Non developer HTC surround
Has anyone done this on a device that has been un-Walshed?
is this unlocked ? .. or do we have to start over and do the reg trick to unlock mango ?
This thread is intended for the Droid Turbo 2. For the lucky Moto X Force owners, this thread shouldn't apply to you.
I think there are some brilliant minds lurking on this forum and I'm hoping there could be some research done to "encourage" the possibility of attaining root and boot loader access on our Droid Turbo 2 Devices.
My approach here is to establish a collection of "Zero Day Bugs". Security flaws found in our devices that would put our OS as risk. As far as I can tell, Google keeps a record database and the media likes to talk about zero-day discoveries. Of course these bugs need to be timely so zero-day flaws found in 2014 or early 2015 likely were patched with the launch of the DT2.
For example, below is a link to a Zero-Day exploit that elevates the privileges of an app. Can something like this be used? Who has the technical expertise to replicate such an exploit? This thread is to talk about these things.
http://perception-point.io/2016/01/...f-a-linux-kernel-vulnerability-cve-2016-0728/
Hopefully this will spur up some traction and help get us root and bootloader.
Exploit found for Turbo 2 that can grant root access
Given the widespread impact of this exploit, it is likely other device owners are going to try to implement this exploit as well. Please post here if you find any implementations for other devices as it may be usable for the Turbo 2.
It has been confirmed that Quadrooter can exploit the Turbo 2: http://www.zdnet.com/article/quadrooter-security-flaws-affect-over-900-million-android-phones/
Four vulnerabilities (CVE-2016-2059, CVE-2016-2504, CVE-2016-2503, CVE-2016-5340)
And just an FYI:
"ALLOW OEM UNLOCKING" DOES NOTHING ON THE DROID TURBO 2
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windraver said:
This thread is intended for the Droid Turbo 2. For the lucky Moto X Force owners, this thread shouldn't apply to you.
I think there are some brilliant minds lurking on this forum and I'm hoping there could be some research done to "encourage" the possibility of attaining root and boot loader access on our Droid Turbo 2 Devices.
My approach here is to establish a collection of "Zero Day Bugs". Security flaws found in our devices that would put our OS as risk. As far as I can tell, Google keeps a record database and the media likes to talk about zero-day discoveries. Of course these bugs need to be timely so zero-day flaws found in 2014 or early 2015 likely were patched with the launch of the DT2.
For example, below is a link to a Zero-Day exploit that elevates the privileges of an app. Can something like this be used? Who has the technical expertise to replicate such an exploit? This thread is to talk about these things.
http://perception-point.io/2016/01/...f-a-linux-kernel-vulnerability-cve-2016-0728/
Hopefully this will spur up some traction and help get us root and bootloader.
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Could be used on a Terminal Simulator and get the bootloader lock transistor to break safety.
But honestly, my first thought would be to force into QHSUSB_DLOAD and somehow inject all XT1580 stuff to get it recognized as such.
I have installed one-click root (I got it through another site, not from them) and it sometimes says failed to root, but other times, it goes through the process, says it's done and to reboot, but when rebooting it does not have root. I have tried running other apps, like King Root, or Root Genius, or half a dozen others to get it to root, after getting one-click to say it has rooted it. Not sure if this will help or not, and honestly, I'm to the point, I'm ready to give up and do something different. I WILL NEVER buy another Verizon phone, ever! I may not drop them as a carrier, but I wont be keeping their crappy locked junk.
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From what I understand, this thread is for brainstorming. Not ranting about how you didn't do your research.
not a rant
Techn0Luigi said:
From what I understand, this thread is for brainstorming. Not ranting about how you didn't do your research.
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That wasn't a rant about how I didn't do any research. IT was a what I did that might lead to someone having an idea of how it might help.
Don't be a jerk.
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Could be used on a Terminal Simulator and get the bootloader lock transistor to break safety.
But honestly, my first thought would be to force into QHSUSB_DLOAD and somehow inject all XT1580 stuff to get it recognized as such.
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Can you explain the QHSUSB_DLOAD more?
QHSUSB_DLOAD (Qualcomm High-Speed USB Download Mode)
Man... It's been a while. Haven't had fun with any of this.
The bootloader starts and checks everything. There are 3 stages of the bootloader. 1 starts TZ, 2 something else, by 3 everything is booted and then it loads fastboot. QHSUSB_DLOAD is baked into the hardware. If the bootloader file is missing (.sbn) or doesn't match magic key (.hex) then booting fails. Most of the stuff turn off except for the CPU (in this case, ARM Cortex A53 and A78) and communications (USB interface), and it is stuck at QHSUSB_DLOAD. From there, you can load anything raw into the phone. So you can bring over the partitions that is used to boot (so in this case, you may be able to bring over something that damages TZ transistor, thereby unlocking bootloader). What you bring over exactly for the bootloader unlock, it hasn't been discovered even with the original Moto X (2013). However, that's how root is done. Bring over the blocks of the OS that contains the root blocks, and the bootloader doesn't know a thing.
Bring over a valid .sbn and .hex file and forcing the phone CPU to reset would bring the phone back from the missing bootloader, and then fastboot loads, followed by the OS (if the Linux core is present, the boot sector there, but that's another topic).
They rooted the phone in China , they sell it rooted!! Here is the link
m.intl.taobao.com/detail/detail.html?id=521809261322&spm=0.0.0.0
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QHSUSB_DLOAD (Qualcomm High-Speed USB Download Mode)
Man... It's been a while. Haven't had fun with any of this.
The bootloader starts and checks everything. There are 3 stages of the bootloader. 1 starts TZ, 2 something else, by 3 everything is booted and then it loads fastboot. QHSUSB_DLOAD is baked into the hardware. If the bootloader file is missing (.sbn) or doesn't match magic key (.hex) then booting fails. Most of the stuff turn off except for the CPU (in this case, ARM Cortex A53 and A78) and communications (USB interface), and it is stuck at QHSUSB_DLOAD. From there, you can load anything raw into the phone. So you can bring over the partitions that is used to boot (so in this case, you may be able to bring over something that damages TZ transistor, thereby unlocking bootloader). What you bring over exactly for the bootloader unlock, it hasn't been discovered even with the original Moto X (2013). However, that's how root is done. Bring over the blocks of the OS that contains the root blocks, and the bootloader doesn't know a thing.
Bring over a valid .sbn and .hex file and forcing the phone CPU to reset would bring the phone back from the missing bootloader, and then fastboot loads, followed by the OS (if the Linux core is present, the boot sector there, but that's another topic).
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I'd like to see a Verizon phone rooted. That is the version I have and most in the U.S. have as well.
Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
I finally updated my Turbo 2, losing hope on a root exploit.
Then I read this.
http arstechnica dot com/security/2016/06/godless-apps-some-found-in-google-play-root-90-of-android-phones (sorry, longtime lurker, just registered, can't post links)
It might lead to nothing, but maybe for those who haven't updated an exploit can be found with the godless apps?
The godless app is a hack that steals your data. If it did work, (which from what I understand it only works on 5.1 and below) you'd risk your personal and financial data being stolen and sold.
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They rooted the phone in China , they sell it rooted!! Here is the link
m.intl.taobao.com/detail/detail.html?id=521809261322&spm=0.0.0.0
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Any luck in contacting the seller on how it is rooted?
I'm sure they use stolen Lenovo/Motorola factory development "engineering" software which unlocks the bootloader. It's the same phone as the Moto X Force but with locked down bootloader.
There were similar Droid Turbo phones being sold with unlocked bootloader a year ago in China, months before the Sunshine exploit was found.
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I finally updated my Turbo 2, losing hope on a root exploit.
Then I read this.
http arstechnica dot com/security/2016/06/godless-apps-some-found-in-google-play-root-90-of-android-phones (sorry, longtime lurker, just registered, can't post links)
It might lead to nothing, but maybe for those who haven't updated an exploit can be found with the godless apps?
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I dont have my dt2 but link to one of the apps in case someone wants to try
https://apkpure.com/summer-flashlight/com.foresight.free.flashlight?hl=en
I'm usually just lurking here and grab Roms and exploits when they pop up, but I have something to add. Has anyone unlocked the developer settings? There's a toggle named 'oem unlocking' with a subtext of 'allow the bootloader to be unlocked'. Does this mean the bootloader can be unlocked? Last Verizon phone I had was a g3 and only way to gain a faux unlock was to use 'bump' to install twrp. Could this be possible with the turbo 2? I'm not a coder or anything, but just trying to add to the think tank here
This setting does nothing.
damkol said:
This setting does nothing.
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There really should be a sticky saying "ALLOW OEM UNLOCKING DOES NOTHING ON THE DT2"
Droid turbo 2
After spending countless hours trying to unlock my bootloader to root my phone I'm at an impasse I've been told the Verizon and at&t models arnt able to be unlocked I will keep trying to get around this to root and install custom roms if anyone has any tips
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After spending countless hours trying to unlock my bootloader to root my phone I'm at an impasse I've been told the Verizon and at&t models arnt able to be unlocked I will keep trying to get around this to root and install custom roms if anyone has any tips
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Crack the case, hook up some leads (microscope) and dump the memory for the boot loader is the only thing I can think of. Don't know if the that is even possible with that memory. It's probably integrated with other stuff.
Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
Update: Oh yeah, it's encrypted. Guess that won't work.
Found something. Does anyone know if this vulnerability exists on the Droid Turbo 2?
CVE-2015-1805
http://www.computerworld.com/articl...itical-android-root-vulnerability-itbwcw.html
There is a proof of concept out there. Has anyone tried it?
https://github.com/dosomder/iovyroot
Hello there,
I would like a more secure and private OS on my phone. Copperhead OS is interesting but I don't have the money to buy a device from them nor the know how to use the source. So my question, what is a good alternative. It seems like there are a lot of options here on XDA. It's my first time here and I'm not the most technical when it comes to software. I was able to switch all my home computing to linux/tails but working with my phone seems much harder. Any advice would be a huge help at this point.
What I think I know:
-I need to unlock my phone, and I have a Verizon Pixel XL. I found this article, (turns out new people can't post links but it is the page with the depixel8 tool), that I think will help me to unlock. Step one of this article mentions fastboot and adb which I think I get from Android SDK. So I'm pretty sure I first download the SDK (gonna find a guide to be safe) and then I do these steps through the terminal.
-Back up everything! I've removed all my pictures, I don't have a ton of contacts but I saved those else where too. Everything at this point can be lost, so when we say "back up everything" is there something I am missing? In my Desktop experience this also meant back up my old windows install, is this the case here? If so how do I do that?
-When the phone is unlocked, I then load a ROM on to it and select it in bootloader?
In summation, very lost, slightly confused, willing to learn! I'm just looking for an OS where I can use open source software, including the OS. Call me paranoid (fixes tin foil hat) but I'd rather try to keep my life private if even a little. Thank you for any help you can provide me in taking my first steps into something new.
If you are already on latest Verizon there is no way to unlock.
So no way to flash any custom roms.
But if security is what you want an unlock bootloader is just the other way. Less security.
Darn, I am on the latest version. I'm not able to unlock using the depixel8 tool? If that's the case I may just pick up a nexus and try to use Copperhead.
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Darn, I am on the latest version. I'm not able to unlock using the depixel8 tool? If that's the case I may just pick up a nexus and try to use Copperhead.
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Guess that's a done deal then. Instead of making a new thread I guess I'll just ask here. The way I understand it, Android is open source, but that doesn't mean the OS on my phone is open source. Seeing that the community here works with Android so much, are there any major privacy concerns running the latest version. As an example, Windows, especially Windows 10 is a privacy nightmare. I can't imagine Android is that bad, but what can you tell me?
Hello? Anybody still around? I hope so. I need some advice/help. I will bold my questions so they are easier to reference.
I have two identical Lumia 1020’s that I upgraded to Windows 10 using this procedure posted by hikari_calyx https://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-10-mobile/guide-win10-mobile-offline-update-t3527340 and summarized here https://forums.windowscentral.com/windows-10-mobile-how-guides/452310-how-offline-update-unsupported-lumias-8-1-latest-10586-xxx-14393-xxx-15063-xxx-build.html
This procedure got both phones to 10586.107. However, one phone was able to get updates to Redstone automatically. The other is stuck at 10586.107. The stuck phone is my daily driver and the phone that I’d like to be on Redstone. The one that actually made it to Redstone is a spare and has mechanical issues. It was the phone that I upgraded first to familiarize myself with the upgrade process. The phones are identical except the one that fully upgraded does not have an active SIM.
Since the upgrade I’ve been spending many hours in the forums and on youtube looking for reasons why my one phone might not be getting updates and also for ways to force updates. Most posts are very old and maybe I’m late to the party, but I’d like to get this other phone upgraded.
Here’s what I’ve tried:
1) Since the phones are 1020’s I had to modify the “OEMInput.xml” file to get past a bug in the update process. Following this guide https://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-10-mobile/guide-how-to-fix-windows-update- issue-t3697172, I was able to continue getting updates on the one fully upgraded phone. Since I cannot get updates at all on the other phone, I don’t know if this will work for
it yet.
2) I checked that all my registry settings are properly set for my model:
PhoneManufacturer=”MicrosoftMDG”
PhoneManufacturerModelName=”RM-1085_11302”
PhoneModelName=”Lumia 950 XL”
PhoneHardwareVariant=”RM-1085”
I examined the source code for DHTUpgradeAdvisor and I think this is all that should be set.
3) I tried the Windows Insider App, to be sure I’m getting updates but it when I click the “Get preview builds” it throws a Server Error “A connection error prevented us from downloading programs for you. Please check the date/time of your device and its network connection and try again.”
Of course my date time is correct.
I tried reinstalling the Windows Insider App. Same problem.
I did notice a difference between the phones here. When I open the Windows Insider App on the phone that fully upgraded it shows “Go to Settings” instead of “Get Preview Builds”. The phone that fully upgraded has a “Windows Insider Program” link under Settings>Update&Security. The phone that refuses to upgrade does not have this link. The app does not work on either phone. Why is there a difference between the phones here? How can I get the Windows Insider App working again?
4) I’ve tried to add the provisioning for Mobile Enterprise, but I can never get it to show “Enterprise” in the about section. The package does appear in provisioning. I’ve tried multiple .ppkg files. None have worked.
I did see in a post that you must opt out of the Window Insider Program. I’m not sure how to do this since I cannot get into the Windows Insider App. Also it mentions that the SIM should be removed. I did not try this.
Is there a registry setting or something that can be modified to change the update rings or opt out of the insider program? Or does the insider app associate my phone with my Microsoft account and I need to login to my Microsoft account and somehow disassociate it there? Does the SIM really need to be removed?
5) I had the idea to make an image of the fully upgraded phone and then dump it into the non-upgraded phone and then hard reset it and recommission it. I tried to make an image with Windows Phone Internals 2.8. I am able to unlock the bootloader of the upgraded phone but I’m not able to get it into Mass Storage mode in order to make an image. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. I have only a basic idea of the phone hardware architecture so I don’t even know what to try next to get an image. Any ideas?
Is this idea even feasible? Is it possible to take an image from one phone and dump it into another effectively cloning the first one? I wasn’t sure if there would be problems with hardware (MAC addresses, etc) mismatches with the software or not. Anyone tried this? Should I pursue this more?
6) The next option is to pump the updates into the phone offline. I am not clear on how to do this. Of course I know how to use iutool (as long as it behaves) since I used it to get the phones to 10586.107.
There is a guide to updating offline here https://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-10/windows-10-mobile/w10m-builds-update-links-collection-cab-t3234805. It looks like this is mostly a guide to capture the cabs for posterity. For upgrading, it’s not clear to me how to begin. There are links to some update cabs in the post, but also this link: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=RM-1085_11302. It has info, but I don’t know what I’m looking at. This is where I get confused. Are these even the cabs I need? Are these update cabs independent of the phone model? Can I just grab the cabs within those links and copy them to my PC and then update my phone using iutool? Do I need to do all the updates in order or can I skip ahead? How do I know which ones I can skip over? What is 000-88 based vs 000-HK based vs CTM-MO based devices? Do I use iutool as I did before (keeping the same files in place and just overwrite the cabs with the new ones)? I see these questions partly answered in the subsequent posts, but I’m still unclear of the cabs to use and the order. This method seem like it’s for people smarter than myself and has a high risk of trial and error and brick potential. I’d rather figure out how to get the proper update pushed over-the-air if possible, but if someone has done this method on a 1020 successfully I might try it.
I would prefer to not have to do hard resets or rollbacks if possible since I feel like I'm very close to getting it to work (It worked on my other phone naturally).
Thank you to anyone who is able to answer any of my questions and give me advice on which of the above methods is best to pursue!
I’ve never posted to a social media site such as this, so if I’ve posted wrongly I apologize.
Your friend,
WolfCobra
If you want to upgrade to higher versions, just go to https://www.wpvision.de/tourniquet and download the "Phone Updater" there. With that you will be able to update any Windows Phone 8.1 up to 15063.297.
You might get into some trouble because you already modified OEMinput.xml. But overall you do not need to do any registry editing to get to build 15063 (Version 1703).
I registered on the wpvision.de site. I am waiting to be accepted for membership so that I can view the posts describing the functionality and operation of the phone updater. I'm not able to access much of the site, so I cannot tell how helpful this will be yet. Thank you for pointing out this site to me; it is one that I have not seen before.
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I registered on the wpvision.de site. I am waiting to be accepted for membership so that I can view the posts describing the functionality and operation of the phone updater. I'm not able to access much of the site, so I cannot tell how helpful this will be yet. Thank you for pointing out this site to me; it is one that I have not seen before.
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I was able to fully update my 1020 with the Phone Updater from wpvision.de. It works very well. I would recommend it to anyone still looking to update an unsupported phone.
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I was able to fully update my 1020 with the Phone Updater from wpvision.de. It works very well. I would recommend it to anyone still looking to update an unsupported phone.
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Can you please provide the linkto the thread?