- #Minimal adb fastboot 1.42 drivers#
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- #Minimal adb fastboot 1.42 android#
- #Minimal adb fastboot 1.42 password#
However, at this point, both fastboot and ADB are not functioning, and the NRT on the PC cannot flash the ROM. Now the phone shows the NRT logo, as if the NRT recovery is being loaded.
NRT seems to be able to push its recovery to the phone, and reboots it. To unlock the bootloader manually, using the "fastboot oem unlock" command via the Minimal ADB and Fastboot tool, before I start the restore/uprade/downgrade option for softbricked/bootlooped devices in Wug's Nexus Root Kit.ĭoing this, I get a little further. Needless to say, that is not possible since after the reboot the phone is stuck in the bootloop again Ģ. If I use this option, NRT reboots the phone automatically after unlocking the bootloader and NRT prompts me to enable the developer tools once the OS finishes loading. To wait for NRT to ask me to unlock the bootloader. Here I have two options, and both of them do not work for me:ġ. To use the restore/uprade/downgrade option for softbricked/bootlooped devices in Wug's Nexus Root Kit is a really good idea. IMG file to the phone.Īt this point I have read everything related to this in androidforums, xda-developers, stackexchange and even reddit. The game is over at this point: I am unable to flash the bootloader, nor any other stock. These commands work and return no error:ģ.
I can get fastboot to unlock the bootloader (which autolocks on reboot) Ģ. The problem that I am getting is exactly the same as lifeisfun's.ġ. The files are from the they are placed in the same folder as adb.exe and fastboot.exe. IMG files that correspond to the version and build of the phone.
#Minimal adb fastboot 1.42 android#
Downloaded the Android SDK and the "Mini ADB and Fastboot" tool, and I am using the Mini tool Ħ. Device Manager is currently detecting an "Android Device" -> Google Nexus ADB Interface ĥ.
#Minimal adb fastboot 1.42 drivers#
Downloaded and set-up the Windows 7 drivers (by koush) Ĥ.
#Minimal adb fastboot 1.42 update#
Phone stuck on bootloop after a faulty update ģ. I am currently having the exact same problem, after running the exact same procedures, as the user lifeisfun.ġ. But if you have already your accessibility needs identified and then deliberately set the pin on boot, it assumes you know what you're doing. So it conservatively disables pin on boot to avoid locking out the newly handicapped user our new handicapped user. I think the logic is that when a new accessibility need is identified, Android considers there is a new handicapped user it r the old the user is now suddenly handicapped and not be capable of entering PIN on boot without the aid of those accessibility services (which aren't loaded until after boot). I have verified Tasker accessibility works and that TWRP now asks for PIN.
At least that's what I have on my phone at this moment: pin-on-boot enabled and tasker accessibility service enabled. Now everything will stick and you have both. Second, AFTER you have enabled all accessibility services, go back and reset your pin and re-enable the pin-on-boot option. it does turn off the pin-on-boot behaviour as mentioned. However I think you can have BOTH pin-on-boot and accessibility services running if you set it up in the right sequence:įirst, enable required accessibility services.
#Minimal adb fastboot 1.42 password#
Yes, that is the way I read it also (need to have password on boot option enabled to avoid default encryption key). I do agree with your have better success doing the steps manually, one-at-a-time, as you're are certainly not the only person I've seen post that that strategy yield better success than running the script (just make sure that you do all of the steps and pause a bit between them-that's what the ping commands are in there fore along with rebooting the bootloader). So it is possible that in one of the prior attempts at using the flash-all.bat file, it got far enough along and actually flashed the radio (after all, the big, longest duration step is the last one where the "update-image-shamu-mra58x.zip" is flashed)?Ĭan you scroll-back and see that you did the flashing of the radio (i.e., the line I listed in red above)? Fastboot flash bootloader bootloader-shamu-moto-apq8084-71.15.imgįastboot flash radio radio-shamu-d4.01-9625-05.30+įastboot -w update image-shamu-mra58x.zip