Hello, I havea Moto Z play from Veryzon ( bootloader can't be unlocked) XT-1635-01
Is it possible to flash a stock firmware? if so, can I flash an Android 6 stock rom? It currently has the latest Android 7 update with security patch from february 2018.
Thank you!
No. With a locked bootloader you can only flash current firmware and newer, older is impossible in general, especially over major updates which is already very hard on unlocked bootloader
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I update my moto z play to android 7.0 and root my phone with twrp.
Now i want to upgrade to 7.1.1.
1) Is this possible with twrp?
2)If i cant update, how steps to flash a original android 7.0 dual chip retbr?
Hi Guys!
I Have a moto z play with Android 6.0 - RETCN
How to update to 7.1.1?
Thanks for help
The best way is to flash the full rom with RSD or fastboot (bootloader should be unlocked)
https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/addison_cn/RETCN/
Is the latest TMobile variant OS still able to be rooted and the bootloader unlocked on the z2 force?
Wondering when I get mine, should I update to the latest and then unlock the bootloader and root?
My phone is on backorder for another week.
The Oreo update was pulled; current version is 7.1.1 with August 2017 security patch. Should be able to root.
I have a Verzion Moto Z Play XT1635-01. Can I flash this Oreo image? Will it work fine?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mo...m-official-fastboot-stock-oreo-image-t3786537
I don't think you can flash that firmware onto a Verizon Z Play - if I recall, Verizon devices run the NDN26/NDNS26 Nougat builds of firmwares. As such you'd likely need the ODN27/ODNS27 builds of Oreo stock firmwares, which unfortunately means waiting for Verizon (or hope that there's a leak of the ODN Oreo stock firmware). Trying to flash the retail OPN27 firmware would likely be rejected by your bootloader.
im looking to downgrade a Verizon S9 running the latest firmware CSK5 to an oreo Firmware so i can get root with the newly found exploit from here on the forums. so my question is, is it possible to downgrade if your on the latest firmware?
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