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Hello. So far, I have found some flashing tools that work on Windows. Is there a way to flash firmware on Linux? Thanks in advance...
optimumpro said:
Hello. So far, I have found some flashing tools that work on Windows. Is there a way to flash firmware on Linux? Thanks in advance...
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fastboot for zui and obviously twrp for anything else.
Fastboot works fine on linux, you just need to use it with root. There are quite a lot of images to flash though. I've a 1- click guide on zukfans, there is a batch for windows, but it will save you some typing and give you a point to start off.
I'm not sure if it works with locked bootloader, if locked and you want it to remain so, the only way is to use qpst/qfil or miflash, which are all strictly Windows software.
liveroy said:
fastboot for zui and obviously twrp for anything else.
Fastboot works fine on linux, you just need to use it with root. There are quite a lot of images to flash though. I've a 1- click guide on zukfans, there is a batch for windows, but it will save you some typing and give you a point to start off.
I'm not sure if it works with locked bootloader, if locked and you want it to remain so, the only way is to use qpst/qfil or miflash, which are all strictly Windows software.
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Thanks for your reply.
I don't think I need root for fastboot. My plan is to unlock bootloader and install a custom rom. I can probably unlock bootloader straight with fastboot command. However, I want to update baseband, as I have read LTE might not work without it. And for baseband I need a flash tool. I am coming from Sony and have plenty of experience in flashing, fastbooting and developing roms. In fact, my Jaguar rom is quite popular on Xperia Z1-Z3 threads. Can a baseband be extracted from stock firmware, so that it could be flashed via fastboot or TWRP? I doubt I can do it via TWRP. I don't have a Windows machine and even if I install Windows on VM, I doubt Qucomm's official software would work. Correct me, if I am wrong...
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Thanks for your reply.
I don't think I need root for fastboot. My plan is to unlock bootloader and install a custom rom. I can probably unlock bootloader straight with fastboot command. However, I want to update baseband, as I have read LTE might not work without it. And for baseband I need a flash tool. I am coming from Sony and have plenty of experience in flashing, fastbooting and developing roms. In fact, my Jaguar rom is quite popular on Xperia Z1-Z3 threads. Can a baseband be extracted from stock firmware, so that it could be flashed via fastboot or TWRP? I doubt I can do it via TWRP. I don't have a Windows machine and even if I install Windows on VM, I doubt Qucomm's official software would work. Correct me, if I am wrong...
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errr, I meant that you need to run fastboot as root on the Linux machine...w/e
You can flash the modem, which is also the "baseband" through fastboot. The modem firmware is called NON-HLOS.bin and you can find it in the qpst package of any ZUI available.
fastboot -i 0x2b4c flash modem NON-HLOS.BIN
fastboot -i 0x2b4c erase modemst1
fastboot -i 0x2b4c erase modemst2
Not sure if qpst works properly in a VM, although the firehose uses virtual port 9008 and I'm not sure if that can pass through. You shall test that for yourself, if you end up in need to use qpst.
Hi.
I rooted my M2 10 Wifi (A01W) with Kingroot and apparently now it's unroot (Magisk Manager said that). Even I made a factory reset.
I have the _B007 version and when I try to upgrade via OTA to _B008, it always fail and show "Failed to check the update files. Please download the package again".
I've working with ADB, Fastboot... and I could see that it's unroot, but the Bootloader is Unlock and I can't Relock it. Maybe it's the reason because the OTA doesn't work.
So I got a fastboot code with DC-UNLOCKER and tried to relock (fastboot oem relock CODE) and the answer was:
FAILED (Remote: root type is risk)
If I execute "fastboot oem check-rootinfo":
old_stat: RISK
now_stat: RISK
change_time: xxxxxxxxx
Apparently, the Recovery is stock, with EMUI logo showing 3 options:
Reboot, Wipedata/factory reset and Wipe chache partition
I made the factory reset that way.
Any idea? Thanks.
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Hi.
I rooted my M2 10 Wifi (A01W) with Kingroot and apparently now it's unroot (Magisk Manager said that). Even I made a factory reset.
I have the _B007 version and when I try to upgrade via OTA to _B008, it always fail and show "Failed to check the update files. Please download the package again".
I've working with ADB, Fastboot... and I could see that it's unroot, but the Bootloader is Unlock and I can't Relock it. Maybe it's the reason because the OTA doesn't work.
So I got a fastboot code with DC-UNLOCKER and tried to relock (fastboot oem relock CODE) and the answer was:
FAILED (Remote: root type is risk)
If I execute "fastboot oem check-rootinfo":
old_stat: RISK
now_stat: RISK
change_time: xxxxxxxxx
Apparently, the Recovery is stock, with EMUI logo showing 3 options:
Reboot, Wipedata/factory reset and Wipe chache partition
I made the factory reset that way.
Any idea? Thanks.
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Well, I've read that flashing a system.img extracted from the UPDATE.APP I would can restore the Stock ROM... but I don't find a complete Stock ROM for Mediapad M2 10 Wifi (A01W).
I found the OTA in Romfirmware or Fordroid (sorry, I'm new user and I can not post external links). With this I can flash BOOT.img and RECOVERY.img, but the problem persist.
Does someone has any idea... or where can I get the complete Stock ROM?
Thanks!!!
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Well, I've read that flashing a system.img extracted from the UPDATE.APP I would can restore the Stock ROM... but I don't find a complete Stock ROM for Mediapad M2 10 Wifi (A01W).
I found the OTA in Romfirmware or Fordroid (sorry, I'm new user and I can not post external links). With this I can flash BOOT.img and RECOVERY.img, but the problem persist.
Does someone has any idea... or where can I get the complete Stock ROM?
Thanks!!!
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Stokk ROM maybe available through a paid service by easy firmware. Got my LTE Stock ROM frim there. For the Wi-Fi edition you could first take a look here.
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5m4r7ph0n36uru said:
Stokk ROM maybe available through a paid service by easy firmware. Got my LTE Stock ROM frim there. For the Wi-Fi edition you could first take a look here.
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Thanks!!! I didn't know that page. It's fine and does not look very expensive.
Just one more doubt.
The firmaware I need (as read on the tablet) is M2-A01w...B008 for West Europe
The firmware that the page shows is M2-A01w...B008CUSTC100D001
Do you know what CUSTC100D001 mean? Could I used it without problems?
ma2crmam said:
Thanks!!! I didn't know that page. It's fine and does not look very expensive.
Just one more doubt.
The firmaware I need (as read on the tablet) is M2-A01w...B008 for West Europe
The firmware that the page shows is M2-A01w...B008CUSTC100D001
Do you know what CUSTC100D001 mean? Could I used it without problems?
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Glad it helped and yes it is not so expensive regarding the fact that there are all sorts of official firmware (mostly leaked ones) available for a lot of manufacturers.
The CUST reference at the end if the firmware version can be found in settings > about the tablet in the very last line. Mine is in German, So translated this line would state something like adapted/customized version. D001 is definitely Western Europe,this should be fine.
If not familiar how to install it google or search the forum for dload method. It will tell you what to do.
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I've done:
1. Get the correct firmware (version ...B007) and extract the RECOVERY.IMG and UPDATE.APP.
2. Flash the RECOVERY with Fastboot and install the UPDATE with the "dload" in the SD.
3. Reboot in RECOVERY MODE, wipe all and restore factory settings.
4. Then, the tablet was updated via OTA to the ...B008 version.
Then, positive:
1. The OTA works fine.
2. I was abble to install the Nextlix App and the HBO Spain App plays videos. Both didn't work before.
3. If I execute "fastboot oem check-rootinfo":
old_stat: RISK
now_stat: SAFE
Then, negative:
1. I can't relock the Bootloader yet. When I try to relock (fastboot oem relock CODE) and the answer was again: FAILED (Remote: root type is risk)
Well, for normal use that's enough, but... THE RELOCK is becoming personal!!!
Ok, lve been having a huge problem with my phone. I accidentally managed to brick my phone by wiping everything and the only thing that remains on it is the twrp and the bootloader. Ive been trying forever to find the correct zip file for my phone and whenever I try to flash it in twrp, it says that it has an invalid zip format.
So lve started to wonder if l can install some other custom ROM on my phone and somebody told me that LinageOS does not support my device. Is my phone able to work with omniROM, Resurrection Remix, or anything else that isn't stock?
If not, then can somebody please help me get the stock ROM back on my phone?
My phone is the XT1922-9 US unlocked model btw
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Ok, lve been having a huge problem with my phone. I accidentally managed to brick my phone by wiping everything and the only thing that remains on it is the twrp and the bootloader. Ive been trying forever to find the correct zip file for my phone and whenever I try to flash it in twrp, it says that it has an invalid zip format.
So lve started to wonder if l can install some other custom ROM on my phone and somebody told me that LinageOS does not support my device. Is my phone able to work with omniROM, Resurrection Remix, or anything else that isn't stock?
If not, then can somebody please help me get the stock ROM back on my phone?
My phone is the XT1922-9 US unlocked model btw
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TWRP can't install the stock firmware like that. You unzip it first, then flash it using fastboot from your PC. Here's your firmware; direct link.
OK, l was looking at another guide and lm not sure about the part where you put all the commands into fastboot then it then it starts flashing. Whenever l extracted the zip folders, the files didn't match with the commands.
stvnnvts said:
OK, l was looking at another guide and lm not sure about the part where you put all the commands into fastboot then it then it starts flashing. Whenever l extracted the zip folders, the files didn't match with the commands.
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if the commands dont match, you just adjust them.
stvnnvts said:
OK, l was looking at another guide and lm not sure about the part where you put all the commands into fastboot then it then it starts flashing. Whenever l extracted the zip folders, the files didn't match with the commands.
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That's normal. Read the flash file inside the firmware that you unzipped. It'll say what needs to be flashed and in what order. The commands change with updates. Never rely on a script. Always type it out.
I am not responsible for any brick.
I tested this guide myself and decided to share it.
Make a backup before this guide because you will lose your data!
The unlock method has been updated and now you can unlock the bootloader more easily without the risk of bricking after an OTA and without changing the bootloader.
Now you can safely unlock the bootloader using mtkclient.
Link: https://github.com/bkerler/mtkclient
TWRP can be installed via mtkclient or manually from rooted Android.
TWRP Download link: https://github.com/XRedCubeX/twrp_meizu_m5c/releases
IF you unlocked the bootloader with the old method you can follow these steps:
1) Download the attached package.
2) Download OTA zip from flyme, link: http://www.flymeos.com/firmwarelist?modelId=70&type=1
3) Download the latest version of SP Flash Tool.
4) Download MTKClient and follow the instructions to install it.
5) Power off the phone and keep unplugged it from PC.
6) Open SP Flash Tool, select the downloaded package and select all partitions, then press the download button, don't plug phone for now.
7) Boot to recovery with vol +, plug the phone on PC, depending on recovery, TWRP or stock, use adb sideload or put update.zip in internal memory and install the zip.
8) Let the phone reboot or reboot it manually.
9) Now start the flash from SP Flash tool automatically, let it finish.
10) After the flash, unplug the phone and reboot into recovery.
11) Paste the update.zip in the phone and flash it.
12) After reboot, let your phone reboot into android and power off.
13) You can follow the guide to unlock bootloader with mtkclient.
FAQ:
A) But will I lose the data with this guide?
Yes.
Make sure to back up your data in any case!
B) But this guide is a bit different than usual, where is "fastboot oem unlock"? Or "fastboot flashing unlock"?
Meizu has not implemented an unlock command and in this case to unlock the bootloader we have to use a tool that makes us change the unlock status.
C) Are there Custom ROMs?
There is only one custom ROM for this device, the Lineage OS 14 but I advise against using it because it has a bit of a bug but I haven't had more time to work on it yet.
D) But wasn't the guide different?
It has been updated with a better method with more advantages.
E) My device is in Hard Brick! How can I solve?
There are various types of Hard Brick and it depends from situation to situation.
F) I have installed Lineage OS 14 but I am not satisfied, I want to go back to Flyme!
Flash update.zip from official website.
G) Can I relock the bootloader?
From MTKClient readme:
for relocking use:
python mtk da seccfg lock
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H) TWRP? I am interested in Device Tree, where is the link?
Here: https://github.com/XRedCubeX/twrp_meizu_m5c
I) I have a Meizu A5 (Chinese M5c) will it work on it?
I can't assure you anything but it could work, the only way to be sure is to test on a Meizu A5.
J) Can I flash twrp from fastboot?
Fastboot refuses to flash partitions, strangely, I don't know if downgrade or anything changes the situation but for now I was able to flash it with mtkclient.
I can remove the FlameOs from the Meizu M5c and install a custom rom. So far I haven't found any rom for this device?
Mortaux said:
I can remove the FlameOs from the Meizu M5c and install a custom rom. So far I haven't found any rom for this device?
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Im working on a Lineage OS 14 for this device.
I tried the procedure and it failed. Apparently it just formatted it but couldn't finish the process, returned an error. Then I tried to reinstall the stock ROM and it generated the error S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) & 2004). Now my phone is off and I can't turn it on anymore.
I tried this method but it didn't work:
HOW TO FIX FLASH TOOLS ERROR S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) & 2004) FOR MTK PHONES
HOW TO FIX FLASH TOOLS ERROR S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) & 2004) FOR MTK PHONES FIX FOR SP FLASH TOOLS ERROR S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) AND (2004) Follow the following steps: 1. Get SP flash tools (Latest version) 2. Download your...
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I know it's my responsibility, but I don't know what else to do. Could someone please help me?
thiagosousa777 said:
I tried the procedure and it failed. Apparently it just formatted it but couldn't finish the process, returned an error. Then I tried to reinstall the stock ROM and it generated the error S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) & 2004). Now my phone is off and I can't turn it on anymore.
I tried this method but it didn't work:
HOW TO FIX FLASH TOOLS ERROR S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) & 2004) FOR MTK PHONES
HOW TO FIX FLASH TOOLS ERROR S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) & 2004) FOR MTK PHONES FIX FOR SP FLASH TOOLS ERROR S_BROM_DOWNLOAD_DA_FAIL (0x7D4) AND (2004) Follow the following steps: 1. Get SP flash tools (Latest version) 2. Download your...
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I know it's my responsibility, but I don't know what else to do. Could someone please help me?
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You unplugged the device while it was formatting, consequently it no longer has the bootloader, that error means that the device needs an authorization file that unfortunately only meizu has, shortly if I can try to release a tool to unbrick it in cases similar to these
XRed_CubeX said:
You unplugged the device while it was formatting, consequently it no longer has the bootloader, that error means that the device needs an authorization file that unfortunately only meizu has, shortly if I can try to release a tool to unbrick it in cases similar to these
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It's a shame .. I hope you can really release this tool, so I can revive my phone. Thank you.
You can make a video on youtube showing the procedure on the Meizu M5c. Installing Twrp and LineageOs 14? Just to make sure it works
Mortaux said:
You can make a video on youtube showing the procedure on the Meizu M5c. Installing Twrp and LineageOs 14? Just to make sure it works
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For now I can't make the video because I can't release the Lineage because I'm fixing some bugs and I want to do some checks before releasing it publicly
thiagosousa777 said:
It's a shame .. I hope you can really release this tool, so I can revive my phone. Thank you.
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Ok i found a working guide, tried on my M5c and it works:
Search on YouTube: flash mtk without da ,
You will find a video called, just exactly as I write here: "How to flash MTK secure boot devices without a custom DA" and follow the video tutorial for unbrick your device.
P.S:Obviously when the guide ends you flash the ROM from SP flash tool as you normally would
XRed_CubeX said:
Ok i found a working guide, tried on my M5c and it works:
Search on YouTube: flash mtk without da ,
You will find a video called, just exactly as I write here: "How to flash MTK secure boot devices without a custom DA" and follow the video tutorial for unbrick your device.
P.S:Obviously when the guide ends you flash the ROM from SP flash tool as you normally would
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I'll try that, thanks a lot!
thiagosousa777 said:
I'll try that, thanks a lot!
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Did you finally manage to fix the device?
Were you able to get on with the guide?
XRed_CubeX said:
Did you finally manage to fix the device?
Were you able to get on with the guide?
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I haven't had time to do it yet. When I have time I will follow the tutorial and tell you if it worked.
thiagosousa777 said:
I haven't had time to do it yet. When I have time I will follow the tutorial and tell you if it worked.
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Ok good luck
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Ok good luck
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XRed_CubeX, I followed the tutorial from start to finish. I used the SP Flash Tool to install the M5c stock ROM, the ROM was flashed 100%, but after disconnecting the USB cable the phone did not turn on.
thiagosousa777 said:
XRed_CubeX, I followed the tutorial from start to finish. I used the SP Flash Tool to install the M5c stock ROM, the ROM was flashed 100%, but after disconnecting the USB cable the phone did not turn on.
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Have you flashed the Stock ROM or the Engineering ROM? I remind you that even if you have flashed the eng rom only once previously, you can no longer return to the flyme bootloader so use the normal stock ROM but you will have to flash the Engineering rom
XRed_CubeX said:
Have you flashed the Stock ROM or the Engineering ROM? I remind you that even if you have flashed the eng rom only once previously, you can no longer return to the flyme bootloader so use the normal stock ROM but you will have to flash the Engineering rom
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Well, I flashed the stock ROM a second time, using the Firmware Upgrade option, and it worked. My phone turned on and I'm in the initial setup screen.
By the way, this Engineering ROM is the ROM you shared above? Do you think it is stable enough to be used? Maybe another day I'll install it, with care to not do anything wrong again
thiagosousa777 said:
Well, I flashed the stock ROM a second time, using the Firmware Upgrade option, and it worked. My phone turned on and I'm in the initial setup screen.
By the way, this Engineering ROM is the ROM you shared above? Do you think it is stable enough to be used? Maybe another day I'll install it, with care to not do anything wrong again
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Yes, the ROM in this thread is ROM engineering, about the stability I can't tell you why I haven't tested it, the main purpose FOR ME was to get the bootloader unlock with this ROM, if you want to switch to ROM engineering you CAN install the flyme after installed the Engineering ROM but you must always modify the OTA zip so that some partitions do not flash but if you are interested I will talk about it in more detail and maybe I will give you a hand to flash flyme safely on bootloader engineering
XRed_CubeX said:
Yes, the ROM in this thread is ROM engineering, about the stability I can't tell you why I haven't tested it, the main purpose FOR ME was to get the bootloader unlock with this ROM, if you want to switch to ROM engineering you CAN install the flyme after installed the Engineering ROM but you must always modify the OTA zip so that some partitions do not flash but if you are interested I will talk about it in more detail and maybe I will give you a hand to flash flyme safely on bootloader engineering
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Actually, the ROM I installed with SP Flash Tools was not the update.zip from the official Flyme OS website. I downloaded the stock rom from needrom.
I have done this several times before.
But now, strangely I can no longer update to the latest version. The version I'm running is Flyme 6.0.2.0G. I tried to download the update.zip file and install it manually by clicking on it, and it appeared "corrupted file". I also tried to use the Update application and "network error" appeared. But everything else is working perfectly.
XRed_CubeX said:
if you are interested I will talk about it in more detail and maybe I will give you a hand to flash flyme safely on bootloader engineering
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I would like to know how to install the latest version of Flyme OS via TWRP. If you can tell how to do this..
XRed_CubeX said:
can't release the Lineage because I'm fixing some bugs and I want to do some checks before releasing it publicly
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Are you working on a custom Lineage OS ROM for this device? I'm interested, when you can publish it.. Do you have a prediction of when you will be able to release that ROM?
thiagosousa777 said:
I would like to know how to install the latest version of Flyme OS via TWRP. If you can tell how to do this..
Are you working on a custom Lineage OS ROM for this device? I'm interested, when you can publish it.. Do you have a prediction of when you will be able to release that ROM?
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Ok, I'll explain in detail how it works: In the guide you will have read that you cannot return to the flyme using the stock rom or an unmodified OTA. This is a tip because once you flash the Engineering ROM, the engineering bootloader (which is essential for unlocking) will also be flashed, but the problem is that if you flash the stock bootloader (the flyme one, the one you surely have when you get the phone), the device for a reason unknown to me, probably the Engineering ROM modifies something in the device (?) and then goes into brick if you try to return to the flyme bootloader. To flash an OTA flyme on TWRP, you must first have some precautions: you must take the OTA on your computer (or a file explorer capable of editing zip files) and remove the following files: lk.bin preloader.bin (it will have a name longer but you still have to remove that) and tz.bin / trustzone.bin. Done like this, now the OTA becomes safe to install, you install it from TWRP, at the end of the flash it will give you an error but it is because it does not find the files we have removed but we can safely ignore it because it will have successfully installed the flyme on the device.
Regarding lineage: I'm still working on it a bit and gradually I'm discovering bugs. I already warn you that the camera will not work in the Lineage, I have tried in every way to try to make it work but it does not want to go, I have asked for help everywhere but no one has been able to answer so I do not know what to do, for the rest I want to keep a little longer the ROM under test to fix the remaining bugs
Hello everyone. I tried relock the bootloader, but when the process finished it gave me the error "The system has been destroyed". I unlocked it again and retried the procedure with the same result. Do you have any idea what's the problem? Thank you.
I am quite surprised that it allowed you to unlock it again.
Anyway, are you sure that you have 100% stock ROM? Including, but not limited to system, boot and recovery partitions?
_mysiak_ said:
I am quite surprised that it allowed you to unlock it again.
Anyway, are you sure that you have 100% stock ROM? Including, but not limited to system, boot and recovery partitions?
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I flashed the original fastboot rom. I try first whit the command 'flash all" successfully. Then i try "flash all and lock" and compare error message. Fortunately in the fastboot mode i unlock again. Sorry for bad english.
xire68 said:
I flashed the original fastboot rom. I try first whit the command 'flash all" successfully. Then i try "flash all and lock" and compare error message. Fortunately in the fastboot mode i unlock again. Sorry for bad english.
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After flashing, can you start the phone? Does it boot completely to the welcome screen?
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After flashing, can you start the phone? Does it boot completely to the welcome screen?
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When I "flash all" start normally.
When I "flash all and lock" bootloop
Did you have a custom ROM installed before? If so, which one?
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Did you have a custom ROM installed before? If so, which one?
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Yes, xiaomi.eu, Arrows, lineage OS and dotOS, evidently one of these ROM has corrupted the system files. With other models I have never had similar problems (redmi note 7, note 8t etc ...)
xire68 said:
Yes, xiaomi.eu, Arrows, lineage OS and dotOS, evidently one of these ROM has corrupted the system files. With other models I have never had similar problems (redmi note 7, note 8t etc ...)
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The only thing which comes to my mind is that there might be some partition which has been modified by custom ROM, but did not get reflashed with stock image. You will probably need to check installation script of all ROMs which you tried to check which partitions are overwritten and compare it with stock ROM flashing script.
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The only thing which comes to my mind is that there might be some partition which has been modified by custom ROM, but did not get reflashed with stock image. You will probably need to check installation script of all ROMs which you tried to check which partitions are overwritten and compare it with stock ROM flashing script.
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Ok thanks for support.
Xiaomi Provides Flashable ROMs of MIUI Updates for all its Devices
Step 1: Download MIUI Fastboot ROM for your Device.
Step 2: Extract the ROM package on your Computer.
Step 3: Boot your device into Fastboot Mode.
Step 4: Launch Mi Flash Tool on the Computer.
Step 5: Install Xiaomi USB Drivers (if Required)
xire68 said:
When I "flash all" start normally.
When I "flash all and lock" bootloop
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xire68 said:
When I "flash all" start normally.
When I "flash all and lock" bootloop
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here is a guide
Mi flash let's you lock the bootloader again
No
Mi Flash
1.clean all - flash_all.bat
2.save user data - flash_all_except_storage.bat
3.clean all and lock - flash_all_lock.bat
Install number 2
MiFlash2020-3-14-0
Thanks, but all the proposed solutions, I have already tried them without success.
I wonder if anyone else successfully re-locked bootloader... I hope that someone will give their experience!
It's definitely dead. QDLoader 9008.
xire68 said:
It's definitely dead. QDLoader 9008.
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Are you saying you broke the mobile?
F
EDL methode install rom
jinx11 said:
EDL methode install rom
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Yes, but I need an autorired account for this...
Not
download program QPST_2.7.496.zip
download prog_emmc_firehose_Sdm660_ddr.mbn
download phone fastboot rom
Download QPST Flash Tool & How to Use it to Flash Firmware on Qualcomm Android Devices
Download all versions of QPST Flash tool and learn how to use the QFIL and Software Download programs to flash firmware files on Qualcomm Android devices.
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QPST Tool v2.7.480 - QPST Tool
Download the official QPST Tool v2.7.480 which allows you to flash the stock firmware on your Qualcomm Smartphone and Tablets.
qpsttool.com
illustration video QPST is on youtube