Hey i just tried get my OnePlus 3 completely stock but i dont know what happened now i dont have twrp and my bootloader is locked.I get fastboot mode but i cant flashing nothing because bootloader is locked and i cant open bootloader because i am not allowed developer settings oem unlocking setting.I reboot phone its just say your password its right but system corrupted you must be factory reset but i cant do that i dont have twrp it is my OnePlus 3 totally broken ?
Try with hard brick tool may be that will safe ur phone!
What i found that tool ?
Kerttuurius said:
What i found that tool ?
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I've got a mi 5s plus with a locked bootloader and i read that you can use the special cable and the qualcomm mode to flash a rom with miflash.
I've tried the global stable and china stable with both saying success in miflash. but when i go to start the phone it doesnt start on the first press. then on the second its stuck on the mi logo.
i think im able to get to fastboot/recovery mode but as my bootloader is locked i dont think that matters.
How are people flashing with miflash with a locked bootloader. I've tried so many times with the same outcome.
any help would be appreciated.
Anyone? The phone just seems stuck in EDL mode...... ive successfully flashed it over 15 times now but it wont start up.
umirza85 said:
Anyone? The phone just seems stuck in EDL mode...... ive successfully flashed it over 15 times now but it wont start up.
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I'm not aware of any special cables, the first thing is to unlock your bootloader, you can use this process (http://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-5/how-to/unlocking-xiaomi-mi-5-bootloader-t3336243)
After that you can install any rom
jimmyss04 said:
I'm not aware of any special cables, the first thing is to unlock your bootloader, you can use this process (http://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-5/how-to/unlocking-xiaomi-mi-5-bootloader-t3336243)
After that you can install any rom
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Thanks I suppose this is the way I might have to do it. Is there a way to lock the bootloader after flashing so that Android Pay and my work apps still work?
umirza85 said:
Thanks I suppose this is the way I might have to do it. Is there a way to lock the bootloader after flashing so that Android Pay and my work apps still work?
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I'm really sorry but I'm not using Android pay.
My bootloader is unlocked every time I flash update I get bootloader corrupted in orange and telling me to lock it?
cell2011 said:
My bootloader is unlocked every time I flash update I get bootloader corrupted in orange and telling me to lock it?
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Yep, even on a Nexus phone. Dont think it its easy to remove this message on boot.
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Hey there, is there possible to remove that ugly black screen after unlocking bootloader that appears every boot and freezes 5 sec? Thanks in advance.
LaurynasVP said:
Hey there, is there possible to remove that ugly black screen after unlocking bootloader that appears every boot and freezes 5 sec? Thanks in advance.
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Do you want to relock the bootloader or you want to let it unlocked?
I would keep it unlocked and skip the black screen if possible...
I'd like to keep it unlocked since I need root, is it possible to remove it somehow?
LaurynasVP said:
I'd like to keep it unlocked since I need root, is it possible to remove it somehow?
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I don't think that this is possible to do, even changing the splash logo you can't do that. You could try to relock the bootloader but I never tried doing that on a custom ROM, only on the stock one. I don't remember if after relocking the bootloader with the bootloader status as relocked the initial boot menu is shown. Anyway you could try. I suggest the mauronofrio's tool if you're on Windows. If you are on Linux you have to use the adb and fastboot commands
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I don't think that this is possible to do, even changing the splash logo you can't do that. You could try to relock the bootloader but I never tried doing that on a custom ROM, only on the stock one. I don't remember if after relocking the bootloader with the bootloader status as relocked the initial boot menu is shown. Anyway you could try. I suggest the mauronofrio's tool if you're on Windows. If you are on Linux you have to use the adb and fastboot commands
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I assume [re]locking your BL on custom ROM will cause hard-brick. I need root so can't lock BL
LaurynasVP said:
I assume [re]locking your BL on custom ROM will cause hard-brick. I need root so can't lock BL
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I never tried it but at the end maybe yes. I don't think hard brick but it depends on what you exactly mean with hard brick (all the people think the hardbrick as something different lol)
DD3Boh said:
I never tried it but at the end maybe yes. I don't think hard brick but it depends on what you exactly mean with hard brick (all the people think the hardbrick as something different lol)
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I tried this and yes it cause hard brick to my zuk z2 plus. But i somehow make my exit from hard brick.
I used to have a ZTE Axon 7 that used pretty-much the exact same warning screen as the ZUK Z2. For certain ROMs on the device you had to flash a different bootloader, as provided by developers on XDA. I remember in one of the flashable bootloaders, the developer was able to remove the warning screen somehow. So I think it is possible to do this on the ZUK as well. It just needs someone to look into it.
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I tried this and yes it cause hard brick to my zuk z2 plus. But i somehow make my exit from hard brick.
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Yeah just a thing, you can now relock bootloader on z2, on specific Roms. I made a guide for it and it works 100%
DD3Boh said:
Yeah just a thing, you can now relock bootloader on z2, on specific Roms. I made a guide for it and it works 100%
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That sounds great. Although I just went and read your guide and I noticed it says the 5-second bootloader warning will still be there. Is there no way of getting rid of the warning completely even with a locked bootloader?
Hello,
is there a way to disable or change the unlocked bootloader message while starting the phone?
baerenbisch said:
Hello,
is there a way to disable or change the unlocked bootloader message while starting the phone?
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You could search online for a solution. Personally, I kind of like it.
baerenbisch said:
Hello,
is there a way to disable or change the unlocked bootloader message while starting the phone?
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This is integral to the bootloader itself and is specified by Android Boot Flow. Removing this involves modifying the bootloader which can result in a bricked device. I strongly advise not doing so.