Hi all, just got myself an open box Razr for a good price. Unfortunately whilst the phone was described as being a factory unlocked model, it's an ATT variant (XT2071-2). I'm already having ATT unlock the phone for use on my carrier, as it does seem to be eligible for it, but I was wondering if there's any way to flash the stock factory unlocked firmware once I get it carrier unlocked. Not to keen on keeping the ATT bloat on it.
Thanks I'm advance guys.
edit: Also I'm not a stranger to simple and stuff and bootloader unlocking, so I'm entirely willing to go that route if it means no carrier bloat lol .
I'm not sure if the AT&T variant is able to be bootloader unlocked, but if so, it should be able to be cross flashed, I'm currently running the SoftBank Android 11 update on my T-Mobile XT2071-5, without any issues.
andusenpai said:
Hi all, just got myself an open box Razr for a good price. Unfortunately whilst the phone was described as being a factory unlocked model, it's an ATT variant (XT2071-2). I'm already having ATT unlock the phone for use on my carrier, as it does seem to be eligible for it, but I was wondering if there's any way to flash the stock factory unlocked firmware once I get it carrier unlocked. Not to keen on keeping the ATT bloat on it.
Thanks I'm advance guys.
edit: Also I'm not a stranger to simple and stuff and bootloader unlocking, so I'm entirely willing to go that route if it means no carrier bloat lol .
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Whoareyou said:
I'm not sure if the AT&T variant is able to be bootloader unlocked, but if so, it should be able to be cross flashed, I'm currently running the SoftBank Android 11 update on my T-Mobile XT2071-5, without any issues.
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Definitely bootloader unlockable on the ATT variant. Thanks for the info
Whoareyou said:
I'm not sure if the AT&T variant is able to be bootloader unlocked, but if so, it should be able to be cross flashed, I'm currently running the SoftBank Android 11 update on my T-Mobile XT2071-5, without any issues.
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Thanks for the reply man. I went ahead and checked and the ATT version is bootloader unlockable. Honestly though ATT is giving me trouble with unlocking this phone so I may not end up going through with the flash. In the case that they do unlock it, may I ask where you'd get the other software versions and how you flash them?
lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.
lolinet mirrors - powered by h5ai
mirrors.lolinet.com
Flash using mfastboot
Whoareyou said:
lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.
lolinet mirrors - powered by h5ai
mirrors.lolinet.com
Flash using mfastboot
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Awesome, thanks a ton.
andusenpai said:
Definitely bootloader unlockable on the ATT variant.
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That's not true! The AT&T device loader cannot be unlocked. Moreover, it is not even possible to get the code with the oem get_unlock_data command:
Code:
C:\adb>fastboot oem get_unlock_data
(bootloader) Failed to get unlock data.
OKAY [ 0.007s]
Finished. Total time: 0.008s
Whoareyou said:
lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.
lolinet mirrors - powered by h5ai
mirrors.lolinet.com
Flash using mfastboot
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What did you flash? i cant get anything to work on my unlocked US model it usualy returnes with no such file or directory.
ilia3367 said:
That's not true! The AT&T device loader cannot be unlocked. Moreover, it is not even possible to get the code with the oem get_unlock_data command:
Code:
C:\adb>fastboot oem get_unlock_data
(bootloader) Failed to get unlock data.
OKAY [ 0.007s]
Finished. Total time: 0.008s
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I confirm that AT&T model XT2071-2 even if sim unlocked can't be cross flashed to different firmware (like XT2071-3, XT2071-4, etc) since XT2071-2 model have locked bootloader and it doesn't qualify for Motorola bootloader unlock program.
I have Razr 2020 AT&T sim unlocked phone, 'oem get_unlock_data command' run succesfully, but generated code was not accepted my Motorola for bootloader unlock key. That is common story for carrier exclusive Motorola models (AT&T, Verizon).
Appreciate responce if anyone aware of other possible options to unlock unlockable bootloader. I recall for old Droid models there was some paid alternatives to get phone fully unlocked.
Thanks,
This phone is a black hole. I tried everything to unlock this night couldn't even get fast boot going. And I've been doing this since the milestone
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EDIT: Resolved: While the OS had said it was up-to-date when I originally checked. It was not. After a bit of time it alerted me that an update was available. After updating the OS the OEM Unlocking option was no longer disabled.
I purchased a Pixel XL specifically from Google Store because I wanted to receive either an bootloader unlocked or bootloader unlockable phone without resorting to any hacks that may not work in the future. It just arrived and I enabled Developer Options and enabled USB Debugging. However, the OEM Unlocking option is off and disabled (greyed).
I booted into the bootloader, it shows as locked. If I try to unlock it I get:
>fastboot flashing unlock
...
FAILED (remote: oem unlock is not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.051s
If I try to flash it with the temporary TWRP boot up image:
>fastboot boot <path-to>\twrp-3.0.2-0-alpha2-fastboot-marlin.img"
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.874s]
booting...
(bootloader) Command is not supported.
(bootloader) Please unlock device to enable this command.
FAILED (remote failure)
finished. total time: 0.975s
I'd appreciate any suggestions for proceeding. Thank you.
Gregyski said:
(Since this isn't specifically about alternate firmware, I believe this is the correct forum and not the dev forum.)
I purchased a Pixel XL specifically from Google Store because I wanted to receive either an bootloader unlocked or bootloader unlockable phone without resorting to any hacks that may not work in the future. It just arrived and I enabled Developer Options and enabled USB Debugging. However, the OEM Unlocking option is off and disabled (greyed).
I booted into the bootloader, it shows as locked. If I try to unlock it I get:
>fastboot flashing unlock
...
FAILED (remote: oem unlock is not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.051s
If I try to flash it with the temporary TWRP boot up image:
>fastboot boot <path-to>\twrp-3.0.2-0-alpha2-fastboot-marlin.img"
downloading 'boot.img'...
OKAY [ 0.874s]
booting...
(bootloader) Command is not supported.
(bootloader) Please unlock device to enable this command.
FAILED (remote failure)
finished. total time: 0.975s
I'd appreciate any suggestions for proceeding. Thank you.
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The command should be fastboot oem unlock
ilatimer1 said:
The command should be fastboot oem unlock
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Unfortunately, that is also disallowed:
>fastboot oem unlock
...
FAILED (remote: oem unlock is not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.046s
Gregyski said:
Unfortunately, that is also disallowed:
>fastboot oem unlock
...
FAILED (remote: oem unlock is not allowed)
finished. total time: 0.046s
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Did you go into Developer options is Settings and enable OEM unlocking first? If you don't have Developer Options in settings go to Settings/About Phone and then tap Build Number a bunch of times to enable it.
ilatimer1 said:
Did you go into Developer options is Settings and enable OEM unlocking first? If you don't have Developer Options in settings go to Settings/About Phone and then tap Build Number a bunch of times to enable it.
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Thanks for your help ilatimer1, but I have resolved it now. I had edited the original post to indicate this but probably should have followed up at the end for your sake. I was just trying to avoid bumping it. At the time I asked the question, I mentioned that that option was disabled.
When I originally setup the phone I didn't enter WiFi data since I knew a factory reset would occur when I unlocked the bootloader. However, as a result of this, I didn't get alerted to the presence of an OS update. Ultimately, I setup WiFi and discovered the availability of an update. I proceeded to update and the OEM Unlocking feature then became enabled. Thanks again.
I unwapped and went stright to fastboot. didn't know update needed. thanks
Same issue unresolved
When I go into developer options OEM unlocking is still greyed out even after I downloaded the software update. Any leads on what to do?
[email protected] said:
When I go into developer options OEM unlocking is still greyed out even after I downloaded the software update. Any leads on what to do?
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Where did you buy your Pixel?
Mr. Orange 645 said:
Where did you buy your Pixel?
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verizon store
[email protected] said:
verizon store
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The Pixels purchased from Verizon do not have unlockable bootloaders, so the switch will stay greyed out. If it is still on 7.0, you can use dPixel8 to bypass and unlock the bootloader. If you updated to 7.1.1, you are stuck with a locked bootloader.
Mr. Orange 645 said:
The Pixels purchased from Verizon do not have unlockable bootloaders, so the switch will stay greyed out. If it is still on 7.0, you can use dPixel8 to bypass and unlock the bootloader. If you updated to 7.1.1, you are stuck with a locked bootloader.
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so there is no solution if Ive already updated to 7.1.1?
any chance a solution will open up in the future?
No there no solution right now. I wouldn't say there's absolutely no chance of finding another exploit, this is XDA after all, but I wouldn't count on it.
Mr. Orange 645 said:
No there no solution right now. I wouldn't say there's absolutely no chance of finding another exploit, this is XDA after all, but I wouldn't count on it.
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so this toolkit isnt gonna work: http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
?
[email protected] said:
so this toolkit isnt gonna work: http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
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No. That's for Nexus devices not Pixels anyway.
Mine is in off position but once selected, it asks for pin. Bought through google and on at&t. Only thing I can think of is that I put sim that was still on contract from my Nexus 6. Maybe contact at&t?
integraGSR said:
Mine is in off position but once selected, it asks for pin. Bought through google and on at&t. Only thing I can think of is that I put sim that was still on contract from my Nexus 6. Maybe contact at&t?
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Im on Verizon
integraGSR said:
Mine is in off position but once selected, it asks for pin. Bought through google and on at&t. Only thing I can think of is that I put sim that was still on contract from my Nexus 6. Maybe contact at&t?
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The Allow OEM Unlocking switch asks for a PIN? Do you have a PIN set up for the lockscreen? I'm guessing that's what it's asking for. Your contract status with ATT has nothing to do with the bootloader status. If you think so, just try it without your SIM card in it.
Mr. Orange 645 said:
The Allow OEM Unlocking switch asks for a PIN? Do you have a PIN set up for the lockscreen? I'm guessing that's what it's asking for. Your contract status with ATT has nothing to do with the bootloader status. If you think so, just try it without your SIM card in it.
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LoL that was it. Sometimes it's back to the basics, think outside the box. Didn't think about lockscreen pin as I use fingerprint scanner all the time. Thanks.
integraGSR said:
LoL that was it. Sometimes it's back to the basics, think outside the box. Didn't think about lockscreen pin as I use fingerprint scanner all the time. Thanks.
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LOL! Glad I could help!
Mr. Orange 645 said:
The Pixels purchased from Verizon do not have unlockable bootloaders, so the switch will stay greyed out. If it is still on 7.0, you can use dPixel8 to bypass and unlock the bootloader. If you updated to 7.1.1, you are stuck with a locked bootloader.
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But pixels purchased at Google store with 7.1.1 are still unlockable correct?
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Simple question but can't really find the answer online.
Bought an H815, no carrier label etc. My ATT sim works in it.
I want to unlock the bootloader (OEM process) root, add TWRP and flash custom ROMS. Will this affect the factory unlocked carrier status?
How is it carrier unlocked btw , at the hardware level or bios type process? I see the H815 comes factory carrier unlocked?
tia
Assuming your phone was purchased sim free, then no, bootloader unlock shouldn't affect it. You can always make a backup with SALT first (bootloader can be locked when you take the backup) so if for whatever reason it does get removed then you can restore it.
Btw, LG's don't support fastboot oem unlock. You need to do it via Official LG bootloader unlock website or UsU (look here in the threads) if your device isn't supported officially - if it is an EU H815 it official should work though.
fr eBay sim free. I'll look into the SALT backup.
I did a bit of work already and signed up as an LG dev and do see the LG website process which I was going to do to start.
So then adding TWRP and a custom rom will not affected the carrier unlock as well?
thanks
frodiggs said:
Simple question but can't really find the answer online.
Bought an H815, no carrier label etc. My ATT sim works in it.
I want to unlock the bootloader (OEM process) root, add TWRP and flash custom ROMS. Will this affect the factory unlocked carrier status?
How is it carrier unlocked btw , at the hardware level or bios type process? I see the H815 comes factory carrier unlocked?
tia
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i have h811 TMOBILE phone i got it unlocked. it was unlocked by tmobile.
i unlocked bootloader and carrier unlocked keeps it unlocked no matter what. ive flash this phone so many times.
thats just my experience
OK thanks, Had a bad experience w a Samsung Grand Prime which I do not want to relive.
Is it too soon to start a bounty for a bootloader unlock? Do we even have any devs using this device(Lm-G710TM)? Im good for $100+.
It's not soon for USA unlocked (G710ULM) because 11th July was the release, till now why there's no bootloader for this unlocked variant! Already European variant enjoying root.
I usually give it like two months before I expect activity to pick up for new phones; even when owning Nexus phones. But, it's very discouraging to see how dead this place is, especially for any US variants. If there's no encouraging development for this phone by the time the Pixel 3 drops, I might just ditch this phone for that instead. This is a solid phone, but it could be absolutely great with a custom ROM/kernel.
totally agree, this is a great and solid phone. Could use a few tweaks and it'll be even better!
Alcolawl said:
I usually give it like two months before I expect activity to pick up for new phones; even when owning Nexus phones. But, it's very discouraging to see how dead this place is, especially for any US variants. If there's no encouraging development for this phone by the time the Pixel 3 drops, I might just ditch this phone for that instead. This is a solid phone, but it could be absolutely great with a custom ROM/kernel.
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Now that I took care of the H932 V30 getting root, it is time to move on to you guys....
So, since I don't own this phone, I need some details if you guys would like me to help you get it rooted.
1 - Did T-Mobile pull fastboot oem unlock, or can you still at least unlock your bootloader?
2 - If they did pull the ability, how do other G7s unlock their bootloader?
3 - Can someone provide me with a dump of laf? Maybe there is a KDZ around here that I missed, but it is early, and I am not going searching just yet.
-- Brian
runningnak3d said:
Now that I took care of the H932 V30 getting root, it is time to move on to you guys....
So, since I don't own this phone, I need some details if you guys would like me to help you get it rooted.
1 - Did T-Mobile pull fastboot oem unlock, or can you still at least unlock your bootloader?
2 - If they did pull the ability, how do other G7s unlock their bootloader?
3 - Can someone provide me with a dump of laf? Maybe there is a KDZ around here that I missed, but it is early, and I am not going searching just yet.
-- Brian
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I know VZW it's all locked The OEM switch is missing also. I'm assuming for at least Verizon there needs to be an exploit if ever found.
For now, I am just talking about the TMO version.
-- Brian
runningnak3d said:
Now that I took care of the H932 V30 getting root, it is time to move on to you guys....
So, since I don't own this phone, I need some details if you guys would like me to help you get it rooted.
1 - Did T-Mobile pull fastboot oem unlock, or can you still at least unlock your bootloader?
2 - If they did pull the ability, how do other G7s unlock their bootloader?
3 - Can someone provide me with a dump of laf? Maybe there is a KDZ around here that I missed, but it is early, and I am not going searching just yet.
-- Brian
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g7-thinq/help/t-mobile-oem-unlock-t3833156
runningnak3d said:
For now, I am just talking about the TMO version.
-- Brian
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Welcome aboard mate, been looking for your presence here but was doubting it as you don't have this device as of yet. I'm happy to see you and say that I was wrong, can't thank you enough for the work you have done on other devices.
Will be more than willing to help anyway I can, although I am currently on the sprint variant for the moment.
Hey @ps3hacker3 Long time no speak
Yea, I have learned enough that it is getting a lot easier even if I don't have the phone. However, I am going to need some info from people that DO have the G710TM.
-- Brian
runningnak3d said:
Hey @ps3hacker3 Long time no speak
Yea, I have learned enough that it is getting a lot easier even if I don't have the phone. However, I am going to need some info from people that DO have the G710TM.
-- Brian
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LG G710ULM owner here. I know it's not specifically a T-Mobile version but it does allow OEM unlocking by default. I could be wrong, but I'm guessing the differences between the G710TM and G710ULM aren't that big (if any at all). If you need any info from my end, let me know. I'd love to get the ball rolling on bootloader unlocks for this phone. Lots of untapped potential here.
So you have the slider in developer options for "Allow OEM Unlocking" .. do you have fastboot oem unlock?
-- Brian
runningnak3d said:
So you have the slider in developer options for "Allow OEM Unlocking" .. do you have fastboot oem unlock?
-- Brian
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Upon rebooting into Bootloader I'm presented with a quick guide for unlocking the phone:
1) Read Device ID
:fastboot oem device-id
2) Write Unlock Key
:fastboot flash unlock unlock.bin
3)Check bootloader is unlocked
:fastboot getvar unlocked
fastboot oem unlock results in a FAILED (remote: 'unknown command') message. Screenshot attached. My first attempt didn't work because I guess I didn't have the right bootloader drivers installed.
So it looks like even the unlocked models are in the same boat as everyone else, except Europe.
runningnak3d said:
So you have the slider in developer options for "Allow OEM Unlocking" .. do you have fastboot oem unlock?
-- Brian
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The T-Mobile version has the oem unlock slider.
Edit: if I run the fastboot oem unlock command, nothing happens. The phone when using reboot bootloader, gives me 3 options. Get ID, check unlock, I forget the wording on the other, but it's basically to input your unlock file I think.
20degrees said:
The T-Mobile version has the oem unlock slider.
Edit: if I run the fastboot oem unlock command, nothing happens. The phone when using reboot bootloader, gives me 3 options. Get ID, check unlock, I forget the wording on the other, but it's basically to input your unlock file I think.
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On my Windows 10 machine, when this phone is in Bootloader and plugged in via USB, Device Manager showed it as just "Android" with a warning symbol next to it. Had to grab the latest Google ADB and Fastboot drivers and force install the drivers (Choose from list, Have Disk..., Android Bootloader Interface, etc.) in order for the computer to actually recognize the phone properly when in the Bootloader. Otherwise issuing Fastboot commands just resulted in <waiting for any device> or whatever. Strange, because I haven't touched this OS install in probably a year and I had no problems issuing commands to my Pixel XL in Bootloader this spring.
Anyways, looks like until LG decides they want to support unlocking other variants, we're dead in the water.
Alcolawl said:
On my Windows 10 machine, when this phone is in Bootloader and plugged in via USB, Device Manager showed it as just "Android" with a warning symbol next to it. Had to grab the latest Google ADB and Fastboot drivers and force install the drivers (Choose from list, Have Disk..., Android Bootloader Interface, etc.) in order for the computer to actually recognize the phone properly when in the Bootloader. Otherwise issuing Fastboot commands just resulted in <waiting for any device> or whatever. Strange, because I haven't touched this OS install in probably a year and I had no problems issuing commands to my Pixel XL in Bootloader this spring.
Anyways, looks like until LG decides they want to support unlocking other variants, we're dead in the water.
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Be forewarned, I've noticed that fastboot doesn't always work, despite latest drivers. As of late, the Pixel has been known to hang on these same commands at times as well. My Moto Z2 Force suffers from this error as well.
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runningnak3d said:
Now that I took care of the H932 V30 getting root, it is time to move on to you guys....
So, since I don't own this phone, I need some details if you guys would like me to help you get it rooted.
1 - Did T-Mobile pull fastboot oem unlock, or can you still at least unlock your bootloader?
2 - If they did pull the ability, how do other G7s unlock their bootloader?
3 - Can someone provide me with a dump of laf? Maybe there is a KDZ around here that I missed, but it is early, and I am not going searching just yet.
-- Brian
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I hope you know many are INCREDIBLY excited to have you on board! I'm not advanced, but once I receive my computer back, I'll definitely be available to help with providing info and helping test, as I have a TMO variant (I may or may not work for TMO as well, so yeah... )
runningnak3d said:
So you have the slider in developer options for "Allow OEM Unlocking" .. do you have fastboot oem unlock?
-- Brian
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Own a TMobile variant, oem unlocking option is there, fastboot commands do not work (or are extremely limited)
getprop | grep unlock (if it means anything)
[Ro.oem_unlock_supported]: [1]
[Sys.oem_unlock_allowed]: [1]
I know I probably didn't help out much, if you have any other questions feel free to ask I'll help out as much as I can. thank you for contributions and congrats on the V30 root.
runningnak3d said:
Now that I took care of the H932 V30 getting root, it is time to move on to you guys....
So, since I don't own this phone, I need some details if you guys would like me to help you get it rooted.
1 - Did T-Mobile pull fastboot oem unlock, or can you still at least unlock your bootloader?
2 - If they did pull the ability, how do other G7s unlock their bootloader?
3 - Can someone provide me with a dump of laf? Maybe there is a KDZ around here that I missed, but it is early, and I am not going searching just yet.
-- Brian
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I have the tmobile variant. Let me know what you might need.
Unlock Slider is present in developer settings and is not greyed out. Unlock command just hangs.
runningnak3d said:
So you have the slider in developer options for "Allow OEM Unlocking" .. do you have fastboot oem unlock?
-- Brian
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Sprint variant also has "Allow OEM unlocking" available and it is changeable
So you can issue fastboot flashing unlock_critical but not fastboot flashing unlock -- that is just weird.
If you issue the unlock_critical, do you get the warning that your phone is possibly corrupt, but will continue to boot?
-- Brian
Is there any way to unlock Pixel 2 XL running android 11? I misses my custom rom adventures :crying:.
bluesaka111 said:
Is there any way to unlock Pixel 2 XL running android 11? I misses my custom rom adventures :crying:.
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That largely depends on if you have a "google" or "verizon" variant device. If you can enable OEM unlocking in developer options, then you should be able to unlock the bootloader.
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That largely depends on if you have a "google" or "verizon" variant device. If you can enable OEM unlocking in developer options, then you should be able to unlock the bootloader.
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I bought unlocked model. Imei checking shows Verizon sim enabled. Will it ne difficult to unlock bootloader and flash custom roms?
sabbeer said:
I bought unlocked model. Imei checking shows Verizon sim enabled. Will it ne difficult to unlock bootloader and flash custom roms?
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First, make sure that you can enable "OEM unlocking" in the developers options settings section. If you can, then unlocking the bootloader and installing roms is not that difficult provided you have a good understanding of how fastboot works:good:
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That largely depends on if you have a "google" or "verizon" variant device. If you can enable OEM unlocking in developer options, then you should be able to unlock the bootloader.
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Where i can see if is a "Google" or "Verizon" variant?
lucasm87 said:
Where i can see if is a "Google" or "Verizon" variant?
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Go here and enter your IMEI: https://www.verizon.com/od/prepaid/bring-your-own-device/#/checkDevice
It will tell you if it's a Verizon device, or a "NON-VZW" device
Any workaround for Verizon variant running Android 11 or if it can be downgraded to Android 10?
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Any workaround for Verizon variant running Android 11 or if it can be downgraded to Android 10?
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Nope, thats why you dont buy devices from carriers
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Nope, thats why you dont buy devices from carriers
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Yeah, you are right it's running pretty well on stock, no problem, thanks
My phone is not a Verizon variant (NON-VZW), however it was bought from Verizon and cannot be unlocked. Is there any way around that? (Since Verizon says and several other IMEI checkers don't say it's a Verizon only variant).
davis the droid said:
My phone is not a Verizon variant (NON-VZW), however it was bought from Verizon and cannot be unlocked. Is there any way around that? (Since Verizon says and several other IMEI checkers don't say it's a Verizon only variant).
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For me, it's kinda difficult to identify now as there is no app or setting from Verizon on it, tired checking it on Verizon but their IMEI checking page is down. If yours is non Verizon, unlock oem shouldn't be grayed out by default. I'm not expert on it thoug.
I bought a NON-VZW phone and enabled OEM unlocking, but after I put my Verizon SIM and an update happened, it got grayed out before I could unlock the bootloader. Is there any way to put it back on older software? It is still marked as NON-VZW in the IMEI thing.
kercre123 said:
I bought a NON-VZW phone and enabled OEM unlocking, but after I put my Verizon SIM and an update happened, it got grayed out before I could unlock the bootloader. Is there any way to put it back on older software? It is still marked as NON-VZW in the IMEI thing.
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Maybe try taking the SIM card out, factory resetting and then see if you can enabled OEM unlocking and USB debugging. If so then unlock the bootloader before putting the SIM back in. Won't put you back on an older software but may allow you to unlock the bootloader.
hi, i want to convert my 7t from tmobile to international but without uncloking the bootloader.
i have found some threads about it here, but they are a bit confusing since they are showing how to do everything, like rooting, unlcloking and all these stuffs together and i just want to do the conversion to international without uncloking the bootloader, so if someone could help me with that i will appreciate it.
because i do not want to brick my phone i just want to do it right
the current model i have now is this (oneplus 7t HD1907 build number 10.0.12HD63CB)
so thanks.
I don't think it's possible without unlocking bootloader.
manny18pr said:
I don't think it's possible without unlocking bootloader.
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i see, well thanks
I mean...
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Here is a patched MSM download tool for TMobile OP7T. It will bypass the need to sim unlock before unlocking the bootloader, and will also bypass the need of an unlock token file from OnePlus (hence skip the wait period of 1 week to get the...
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the_link_8 said:
hi, i want to convert my 7t from tmobile to international but without uncloking the bootloader.
i have found some threads about it here, but they are a bit confusing since they are showing how to do everything, like rooting, unlcloking and all these stuffs together and i just want to do the conversion to international without uncloking the bootloader, so if someone could help me with that i will appreciate it.
because i do not want to brick my phone i just want to do it right
the current model i have now is this (oneplus 7t HD1907 build number 10.0.12HD63CB)
so thanks.
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I have done it (converted to international, locked bootloader) using this nice guide
[GUIDE][WIP]T-Mobile Brand Conversion to Rooted Global Firmware
First, let me say that this is only an attempt to pull this information out from a lot of different threads that require a bunch of research and a lot of institutional knowledge of Android. The idea of this thread is going from 100% T-Mobile...
forum.xda-developers.com
N:B: Copy and replace all the files of the extracted fastboot rom (keep the files from the platform tools).
After flashing 10.0.12, do an immediate OTA to 10.0.15. After that execute "fastboot oem lock".
zaman9632 said:
I have done it (converted to international, locked bootloader) using this nice guide
[GUIDE][WIP]T-Mobile Brand Conversion to Rooted Global Firmware
First, let me say that this is only an attempt to pull this information out from a lot of different threads that require a bunch of research and a lot of institutional knowledge of Android. The idea of this thread is going from 100% T-Mobile...
forum.xda-developers.com
N:B: Copy and replace all the files of the extracted fastboot rom (keep the files from the platform tools).
After flashing 10.0.12, do an immediate OTA to 10.0.15. After that execute "fastboot oem lock".
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Hi mate,
Did you get the unlock token from OnePlus by waiting 7 days or using This Link?
Thanks
ericZX26 said:
Hi mate,
Did you get the unlock token from OnePlus by waiting 7 days or using This Link?
Thanks
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I waited for 7 days. I didn't want to take additional risk. Thanks.
zaman9632 said:
I waited for 7 days. I didn't want to take additional risk. Thanks.
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Waiting for my unlock token.
By the way, did you clean the data( by factory reset or in Recovery Mode ) before or after flashing the 10.0.12?
Thanks
ericZX26 said:
Waiting for my unlock token.
By the way, did you clean the data( by factory reset or in Recovery Mode ) before or after flashing the 10.0.12?
Thanks
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When you will unlock the bootloader, it will automatically clean everything.