Okay, as the title says I would like to know if you can use depixel8 to unlock the verizon pixel xl then fastboot flash the google play store version factory images. Essentially turning the Verizon version into a non-verizon version. From having shamu, which had different carrier images, I would say it is more than likely possible. But surprisingly I cannot find any threads confirming this after an hour of searching.
I just ordered the Verizon pixel xl 128gb today, taking advantage of the steep discount they are offering. I am taking the risk knowingly that it may be patched, but am hopeful I will still be able to use depixel8 once it arrives. From what I am seeing, it has not been patched yet. And as long as I don't accept an OTA before unlocking I should be fine either way. Super excited for it to arrive!
hlxanthus said:
Okay, as the title says I would like to know if you can use depixel8 to unlock the verizon pixel xl then fastboot flash the google play store version factory images. Essentially turning the Verizon version into a non-verizon version. From having shamu, which had different carrier images, I would say it is more than likely possible. But surprisingly I cannot find any threads confirming this after an hour of searching.
I just ordered the Verizon pixel xl 128gb today, taking advantage of the steep discount they are offering. I am taking the risk knowingly that it may be patched, but am hopeful I will still be able to use depixel8 once it arrives. From what I am seeing, it has not been patched yet. And as long as I don't accept an OTA before unlocking I should be fine either way. Super excited for it to arrive!
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Yes, you can use depixel8 to unlock the bootloader. Yes, you can flash V instead of X via fastboot. However no one has yet been able to figure out your last, and most important part: how to turn a VZW device into a GS device. Go here for more information > http://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/verizon-pixel-xl-toggling-oem-unlock-t3498287
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Yes, you can use depixel8 to unlock the bootloader. Yes, you can flash V instead of X via fastboot. However no one has yet been able to figure out your last, and most important part: how to turn a VZW device into a GS device. Go here for more information > http://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/verizon-pixel-xl-toggling-oem-unlock-t3498287
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Asked in another thread, but I'm wondering is it possible for VZ to relock the BL from a firmware update, or once it's unlocked they can't touch it?
theycallmerayj said:
Asked in another thread, but I'm wondering is it possible for VZ to relock the BL from a firmware update, or once it's unlocked they can't touch it?
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I'll give you the same answer you're seen elsewhere: No one's ever seen this done before. And Google would have to do it (at VZW's request) since they push the updates.
I highly doubt it, but anything's possible I suppose.
Thanks!
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Asked in another thread, but I'm wondering is it possible for VZ to relock the BL from a firmware update, or once it's unlocked they can't touch it?
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I'll give you the same answer you're seen elsewhere: No one's ever seen this done before. And Google would have to do it (at VZW's request) since they push the updates.
I highly doubt it, but anything's possible I suppose.
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While theoretically possible, it is absolutely unprecedented.
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I believe when you lock and/or unlock the bootloader in Android it completely wipes your device including internal storage. So relocking bootloader by force without your consent I could see leading to major backlash if that's always the case
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cam30era said:
Yes, you can use depixel8 to unlock the bootloader. Yes, you can flash V instead of X via fastboot. However no one has yet been able to figure out your last, and most important part: how to turn a VZW device into a GS device. Go here for more information > http://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/verizon-pixel-xl-toggling-oem-unlock-t3498287
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It cant be done. The google version has different world wide bands. However for all intent and purposes the devices are identical and other than the bands (which I bet someone could unlock)!
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While theoretically possible, it is absolutely unprecedented.
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sfetaz said:
I believe when you lock and/or unlock the bootloader in Android it completely wipes your device including internal storage. So relocking bootloader by force without your consent I could see leading to major backlash if that's always the case
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They would risk bricking devices if they ever tried that. I have a strong feeling you will never see it happen.
I know this thread is old but I am just curious about this. Has anyone or does anyone know if you can flash any of the factory images that say Verizon or Telekom on them onto a Pixel XL you purchased from Google? There was an article that was published stating that the Verizon version got some extra changes to help fix things with the device.
Jammol said:
I know this thread is old but I am just curious about this. Has anyone or does anyone know if you can flash any of the factory images that say Verizon or Telekom on them onto a Pixel XL you purchased from Google? There was an article that was published stating that the Verizon version got some extra changes to help fix things with the device.
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Hello...
In the 7.1.2 beta thread I've seen people with Google version using Verizon firmware. :good:
Cheers...
5.1 said:
Hello...
In the 7.1.2 beta thread I've seen people with Google version using Verizon firmware. :good:
Cheers...
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Im have a verizon pixel and flashed the Deutsche Ota on accident.
No issues.
JustusIV said:
Im have a verizon pixel and flashed the Deutsche Ota on accident.
No issues.
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You should have quoted @Jammol
He is the one looking for this..!
Thank you though...
Jammol said:
I know this thread is old but I am just curious about this. Has anyone or does anyone know if you can flash any of the factory images that say Verizon or Telekom on them onto a Pixel XL you purchased from Google? There was an article that was published stating that the Verizon version got some extra changes to help fix things with the device.
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You can flash any version on any Pixel XL as long as it is unlocked. If version is specific for the Verizon version it will still work it just a few things specific to fixes for the Verizon network.
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You should have quoted @Jammol
He is the one looking for this..!
Thank you though...
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Im new here
I kid i kid..
yep missed opportunity hehe
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You can flash any version on any Pixel XL as long as it is unlocked. If version is specific for the Verizon version it will still work it just a few things specific to fixes for the Verizon network.
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Exactly, i have an unlocked pixel i clean flashed to 7.1.2 and i got a server unreachable error more than once then the verizon update came out so i flashed they new radio to fix that and i got better reception as well because its optimized for their Network
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Because the Google Store is so back-dated to get a pixel xl, can I just go to Verizon, pay cash for a pixel xl, then flash the stock ROM to it and then get the factory updates?
The way I understand it Verizon updates will come the same time as Google's. Also the only are like 3 apps from Verizon, and they are uninstallable.
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I pre-ordered from Google, got 5 WEEK wait notice 2 weeks after ordering so, I cancelled the order. I went to a Verizon store picked up a pixel XL, while walking out the store uninstalled anything with verizon and put my AT&T Sim card in. Simple as that, No "Unlocking", No regrets.
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I pre-ordered from Google, got 5 WEEK wait notice 2 weeks after ordering so, I cancelled the order. I went to a Verizon store picked up a pixel XL, while walking out the store uninstalled anything with verizon and put my AT&T Sim card in. Simple as that, No "Unlocking", No regrets.
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Did you get the latest update? I'm on AT&T also and did not get the OTA, so I side loaded it.
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The VZW bootloader can only be unlocked via depixel8 once that is done you can flash the Google factory image, which will also flash the Google bootloader, this way all your updates come from Google vs VZW. But hurry this will be patched in November security patch which is nov 7th.
Has anyone actually been successful in flashing the factory image? I was reading the unlock thread earlier and people were saying the flash was failing
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DualSportDad said:
Has anyone actually been successful in flashing the factory image? I was reading the unlock thread earlier and people were saying the flash was failing
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Yes I flashed every image available. And the failures were due to having the wrong drivers. Including myself having the wrong drivers
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Yes I flashed every image available. And the failures were due to having the wrong drivers. Including myself having the wrong drivers
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Did you flash them 1 by 1 or use the flash all.bat? I looked inside the image zip folder and my god, there are a lot of files in there. I'm used to the Nexus which has the boot.img, system.img, userdata.img, recovery.img and cache.img. The Pixel folder has 19 IMG. Files.
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jaxenroth said:
The VZW bootloader can only be unlocked via depixel8 once that is done you can flash the Google factory image, which will also flash the Google bootloader, this way all your updates come from Google vs VZW. But hurry this will be patched in November security patch which is nov 7th.
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Apologizes, I'm new here. What is the benefit to flashing the factory image? Does the Google bootloader stay after going to the factory image or will you need to flash it again if i get an update from verizon?
DualSportDad said:
Has anyone actually been successful in flashing the factory image? I was reading the unlock thread earlier and people were saying the flash was failing
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Could you link to the unlock thread. Unable to find it.
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Yes I flashed every image available. And the failures were due to having the wrong drivers. Including myself having the wrong drivers
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What do you mean by drivers? Which drivers are required? I assume they're for the computer side and not on the phone?
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Apologizes, I'm new here. What is the benefit to flashing the factory image? Does the Google bootloader stay after going to the factory image or will you need to flash it again if i get an update from verizon?
Could you link to the unlock thread. Unable to find it.
What do you mean by drivers? Which drivers are required? I assume they're for the computer side and not on the phone?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3484497
If you flash the factory image with the bootloader then you won't have the Verizon locked bootloader. You can lock and unlock.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3484497
If you flash the factory image with the bootloader then you won't have the Verizon locked bootloader. You can lock and unlock.
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Has anyone confirmed this to actually work?
kest874 said:
Has anyone confirmed this to actually work?
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No it is not confirmed to be true and I'm pretty sure no one has stated that in that thread. There are other things in play here such as the Cid.
Does it matter which factory image i try to flash to? NDE63N is currently on my phone. The ones listed on the site are NDE63H, NDE63L, NDE63P.
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Does it matter which factory image i try to flash to? NDE63N is currently on my phone. The ones listed on the site are NDE63H, NDE63L, NDE63P.
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P is the latest.
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P is the latest.
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Thank you
How do you know that its running the google version instead of the verizon version?
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How do you know that its running the google version instead of the verizon version?
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I just got my phone today so I assume that N is the verizon version since thats what was on my phone. Im now on P from the factory image on the google website.
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I just got my phone today so I assume that N is the verizon version since thats what was on my phone. Im now on P from the factory image on the google website.
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That's what I am on too. But the OEM unlocking is still not toggle-able in the developer section.
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polo2883 said:
That's what I am on too. But the OEM unlocking is still not toggle-able in the developer section.
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Same here but it does say that bootloader is already unlocked below it for me
NDE63P is the latest firmware, regardless of where the phone came from. I'm not sure where people are getting this "Google Firmware" thing from that is everywhere. There isn't any special firmware for any carrier or model.
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Is it possible to flash June update NGK47L for TMobile on NHG47L verizon. Just bought it and was wondering if anyone has had success doing so
Cherb1990 said:
Is it possible to flash June update NGK47L for TMobile on NHG47L verizon. Just bought it and was wondering if anyone has had success doing so
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Yes, you can. I am on Fi with a Verizon device and I did exactly that without issue.
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Yes, you can. I am on Fi with a Verizon device and I did exactly that without issue.
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Is he also on FI?
nabbed said:
Is he also on FI?
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I'm currently on tmobile
Did it do anything about letting you unlock the bootloader?
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Did it do anything about letting you unlock the bootloader?
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No. That has nothing to do with the bootloader.
Did you have to wipe data?
I am having the same issue as the original poster. I also have a Pixel XL from Verizon and have switched to T Mobile. Has anyone figured out how to get the security updates?
Wish I knew what was different with the T-Mobile specific version. I was with Verizon but I'm now with T-Mobile and I'm running the June build of Pure Nexus.
BigReyn said:
I am having the same issue as the original poster. I also have a Pixel XL from Verizon and have switched to T Mobile. Has anyone figured out how to get the security updates?
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Yeah take the ota every month. Or sideload a signed ota zip in stock recovery. This works on locked and unlocked bootloader's.
Thanks for the reply. How do I do that. I've never attempted to do anything like this before.
aholeinthewor1d said:
Wish I knew what was different with the T-Mobile specific version. I was with Verizon but I'm now with T-Mobile and I'm running the June build of Pure Nexus.
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Probably the only differences are in the radio and modem files. Why not just fastboot those from the june firmware.
pcriz said:
Probably the only differences are in the radio and modem files. Why not just fastboot those from the june firmware.
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Idk no point I guess cause its working fine. Was just curious
Just need to know if this is possible and if so what steps to take
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Just need to know if this is possible and if so what steps to take
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On beta O? I was rooted on beta but I had supersu so Android pay didn't work, but the steps were the same as any other firmware
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On beta O? I was rooted on beta but I had supersu so Android pay didn't work, but the steps were the same as any other firmware
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Yeah Android Pay is a must for me, from researching it it seems like it's possible with Magisk and having 7.1.2 on another slot. I just can't put the right steps together for some reason
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FUZER384 said:
Yeah Android Pay is a must for me, from researching it it seems like it's possible with Magisk and having 7.1.2 on another slot. I just can't put the right steps together for some reason
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I highly doubt that is possible since you need rc2 to flash magisk and it won't flash if one of your slots has an Android O boot.IMG.
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I highly doubt that is possible since you need rc2 to flash magisk and it won't flash if one of your slots has an Android O boot.IMG.
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I have RC2 TWRP working fine on mine, problem is I locked my BL as a troubleshooting step and now VZW disabled the OEM unlocking toggle. This is balsy since I have a Google Play Pixel that I'm using on their network. Oh well I might end up just finding a way to buy another GP Pixel since VZW will never loosen their grip on our bootloaders
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I have RC2 TWRP working fine on mine, problem is I locked my BL as a troubleshooting step and now VZW disabled the OEM unlocking toggle. This is balsy since I have a Google Play Pixel that I'm using on their network. Oh well I might end up just finding a way to buy another GP Pixel since VZW will never loosen their grip on our bootloaders
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Could be worse. You couldve bricked it locking your boot loader with modifications...
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Could be worse. You couldve bricked it locking your boot loader with modifications...
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True
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True
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Whatever else you might say about the Pixel and how much harder it is to flash on this phone than others it seems to be virtual impossible to hard brick this phone. Any other phone I've ever used you would be screwed now. It sucks that Verizon locked your bootloader even though you have a Google Phone but if you have any flashing experience at all you should have known not to lock your bootloader when you weren't running full stock because on any other phone I know of that would result in an automatic bootloop. You might want to report to Pixel Support that you are having a problem with your phone--overheating and poor battery life are the two most common ones. They will RMA your phone and send you another Google version if that was what you originally bought--you just need to enable OEM unlocking before you accept any updates from Verizon. If you did a factory reset before returning the phone you might end up back on full stock or boot looping the phone--neither of which would really be bad in your case.
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Whatever else you might say about the Pixel and how much harder it is to flash on this phone than others it seems to be virtual impossible to hard brick this phone. Any other phone I've ever used you would be screwed now. It sucks that Verizon locked your bootloader even though you have a Google Phone but if you have any flashing experience at all you should have known not to lock your bootloader when you weren't running full stock because on any other phone I know of that would result in an automatic bootloop. You might want to report to Pixel Support that you are having a problem with your phone--overheating and poor battery life are the two most common ones. They will RMA your phone and send you another Google version if that was what you originally bought--you just need to enable OEM unlocking before you accept any updates from Verizon. If you did a factory reset before returning the phone you might end up back on full stock or boot looping the phone--neither of which would really be bad in your case.
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I locked my bootloader ON stock dp3 thinking because I have a GPE it wouldn't matter. For God's sake I got the package from the Google preview site, had nothing to do with Verizon. Big red must've worked something out with Google to allow them to lock the toggle by IMEI. I had not read this in all my research trying to root on dp3
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jhs39 said:
Whatever else you might say about the Pixel and how much harder it is to flash on this phone than others it seems to be virtual impossible to hard brick this phone. Any other phone I've ever used you would be screwed now. It sucks that Verizon locked your bootloader even though you have a Google Phone but if you have any flashing experience at all you should have known not to lock your bootloader when you weren't running full stock because on any other phone I know of that would result in an automatic bootloop. You might want to report to Pixel Support that you are having a problem with your phone--overheating and poor battery life are the two most common ones. They will RMA your phone and send you another Google version if that was what you originally bought--you just need to enable OEM unlocking before you accept any updates from Verizon. If you did a factory reset before returning the phone you might end up back on full stock or boot looping the phone--neither of which would really be bad in your case.
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Isn't kind of against the rules to suggest users make false reports to return device?
Not to mention what it makes the user look like if they boot up the device and see what is running on it.
Smart thing to do first would be to side load an ota, or attempt to.
Inform them you purchased the one you purchased because you could unlock and youre not happy with the condition of the device.
This narrative may be helpful because it puts op down a path that may get him a true GPE device.
Seems that I have just the opposite with you. I deadly want my XL 8.0 OPP3 to be UNLOCKED......
Has anyone released a modified stock kernel for O Preview that bypasses unlocked bootloader checks? I don't care about root but I like my bootloader unlocked, still want Netflix and Android Pay though.
Took an OTA and now whenever I turn the device on it says in red letters: "Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly". I can still boot into the OS normally. I can still access fastboot. I can still access recovery. I have done many searches and people keep saying to relock the bootloader or unlock the bootloader and flash stock firmware. There's no way to do either because this Verizon variant is locked down like Fort Knox. I don't understand why the bootloader has to be unlocked to flash STOCK firmware straight from Verizon. Smh. Anyways, does anyone have any ideas. about how to get rid of this message?
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Took an OTA and now whenever I turn the device on it says in red letters: "Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly". I can still boot into the OS normally. I can still access fastboot. I can still access recovery. I have done many searches and people keep saying to relock the bootloader or unlock the bootloader and flash stock firmware. There's no way to do either because this Verizon variant is locked down like Fort Knox. I don't understand why the bootloader has to be unlocked to flash STOCK firmware straight from Verizon. Smh. Anyways, does anyone have any ideas. about how to get rid of this message?
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You could side load the Google OTA image and see if that fixes it. Or just wait until next week and see if the March OTA fixes it. If your device is working properly, I wouldn't worry too much about it.
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You could side load the Google OTA image and see if that fixes it. Or just wait until next week and see if the March OTA fixes it. If your device is working properly, I wouldn't worry too much about it.
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I have moved on to the iPhone 8 Plus. I sold the device and had it returned because of that message... and now I want to sell it again. I just need to get rid of it. So you are saying that I can sideload via adb even on a Verizon device with a locked bootloader?
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I have moved on to the iPhone 8 Plus. I sold the device and had it returned because of that message... and now I want to sell it again. I just need to get rid of it. So you are saying that I can sideload via adb even on a Verizon device with a locked bootloader?
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While I haven't done it personally, I've seen several people do just that from stock recovery. At worst, the install will fail and nothing will be changed. Unlocking the bootloader is mainly for flashing factory images and rooting, not OTA's. Just follow the instructions from Google and see what happens. In your current situation, you really have nothing to lose.
https://developers.google.com/android/ota
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I have moved on to the iPhone 8 Plus. I sold the device and had it returned because of that message... and now I want to sell it again. I just need to get rid of it. So you are saying that I can sideload via adb even on a Verizon device with a locked bootloader?
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Yes, I have a Verizon version of the Pix2-XL, and I have run 4 or 5 times on it.
https://developers.google.com/android/ota
Use these instructions exactly, and be sure you have the newest Android Tools.
This should take care of your error message.
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Yes, I have a Verizon version of the Pix2-XL, and I have run 4 or 5 times on it.
https://developers.google.com/android/ota
Use these instructions exactly, and be sure you have the newest Android Tools.
This should take care of your error message.
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Thanks for the conformation my friend. I kinda feel sorry for that poor guy, he went to an iphone!!.....oh the horror! ??????
michaelbsheldon said:
Yes, I have a Verizon version of the Pix2-XL, and I have run 4 or 5 times on it.
https://developers.google.com/android/ota
Use these instructions exactly, and be sure you have the newest Android Tools.
This should take care of your error message.
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Hey thanks for that. The latest image I see for the Verizon Pixel XL 2 is for 8.0.0 from Nov 2017. I am on 8.1. So I have to downgrade? Is that even possible?
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Hey thanks for that. The latest image I see for the Verizon Pixel XL 2 is for 8.0.0 from Nov 2017. I am on 8.1. So I have to downgrade? Is that even possible?
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Huh?? You have a P2XL right?? It's right there at the bottom of the P2XL section.
What build month are you currently on?
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Hey thanks for that. The latest image I see for the Verizon Pixel XL 2 is for 8.0.0 from Nov 2017. I am on 8.1. So I have to downgrade? Is that even possible?
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You do want the February one. It's for all phones including Verizon.
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Huh?? You have a P2XL right?? It's right there at the bottom of the P2XL section.
What build month are you currently on?
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So I can flash that with no radio issues? I thought OPM1 is google, OPM2 is Telus only, and OPD3 is Verizon only? I have a Verizon P2XL
Edit: I think I've found my issue. The person who had the device before me must have sideloaded 8.1.0 (OPM1.171019.018, Feb 2018)" to this device and that may be the reason for the error. I am thinking because that's not the Verizon P2XL firmware but the Google P2XL device firmware.
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You do want the February one. It's for all phones including Verizon.
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Ok gotcha. Downloading now as we speak.
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Thanks for the conformation my friend. I kinda feel sorry for that poor guy, he went to an iphone!!.....oh the horror! ??
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Lol I still have my trusty ol' Nexus 6P as my secondary device.
WoW this download link is really slow. Downloading at 50 KB/s. Says 9 hours left. I have fiber speeds for my internet. Anyone know of any alternative download locations for this OTA?
Edit: Rebooted my router and that fixed it. It downloaded in 2 minutes.
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WoW this download link is really slow. Downloading at 50 KB/s. Says 9 hours left. I have fiber speeds for my internet. Anyone know of any alternative download locations for this OTA?
Edit: Rebooted my router and that fixed it. It downloaded in 2 minutes.
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Fixed and you're a happy camper, right?
P.S. try a factory reset to complete this
You guys are great. The sideload fixed the problem! I truly appreciate you guys. Thanks a lot.
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Lol I still have my trusty ol' Nexus 6P as my secondary device.
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Ok bruh, your forgiven :laugh: Did you get your problem fixed?
Oooops....never mind. I see that you did :good:
Is this the method for unlocking a Verizon Pixel 2 XL? Or just to fix the message this person was receiving. I want to buy a verizon Pixel 2 XL today in the store and do this vs waiting on google to deliver it.
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Is this the method for unlocking a Verizon Pixel 2 XL? Or just to fix the message this person was receiving. I want to buy a verizon Pixel 2 XL today in the store and do this vs waiting on google to deliver it.
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There is no method to unlock the Verizon P2XL!!
I'm on a unlockable bootloader for the first time in my life so I've never come across this.
If flashing images requires an unlocked bootloader, what purpose does the Verizon Factory image on Googles site serve if any (for the end user)
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I'm on a unlockable bootloader for the first time in my life so I've never come across this.
If flashing images requires an unlocked bootloader, what purpose does the Verizon Factory image on Googles site serve if any (for the end user)
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To put it back to what it came with?
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SyCoREAPER said:
I'm on a unlockable bootloader for the first time in my life so I've never come across this.
If flashing images requires an unlocked bootloader, what purpose does the Verizon Factory image on Googles site serve if any (for the end user)
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If I understand your question correctly, I believe the Verizon factory image on Google's site is for those with an unlockable phone on the VZW network.
Since the unlockable Google 2XLs are good on any carrier, the VZW factory image possibly includes proprietary VZW software, VZW specific radios, etc....
I don't know this to be fact, but it makes sense and was mentioned back in the beginning when the Google factory images were starting to come out.
hyelton said:
To put it back to what it came with?
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If the BL is not unlockable, there'd be no reason to bring it back to factory as you wouldn't be able to install anything over the factory image
Az Biker said:
If I understand your question correctly, I believe the Verizon factory image on Google's site is for those with an unlockable phone on the VZW network.
Since the unlockable Google 2XLs are good on any carrier, the VZW factory image possibly includes proprietary VZW software, VZW specific radios, etc....
I don't know this to be fact, but it makes sense and was mentioned back in the beginning when the Google factory images were starting to come out.
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derp derp derp.....
That I was so obvious I can't believe I couldn't figure that out.
As always, thank you AZ Biker