What is MotoFastbootGUI?
MotoFastbootGUI is a simple little app that I created because I got tired of manually typing fastboot commands in one by one, I made it easier by just selecting which command I want and then pressing execute to send that command.
Where does it install?
The installer defaults to C:\MotoFastbootGUI for ease of finding
Where should I put my *.img files?
I would suggest putting them inside the C:\MotoFastbootGUI directory as it contains no spaces which will reduce the chance of a bad flash.
Screenshots...
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Download:
Here you go, let me know what you think.
Looks good. Can you add erase preinstall, and also seperate the cache and userdata erase so they are independent?
Seems to work fine. Might want to add a note giving the default install location as I had to look for it to open again after closing it.
Cheers!
Thanks for the reply mate. I will update it and get v2 up soon. Ill also update the installer.
As for seperating erase userdata and cache I'm not sure as the usual command is fastboot -w
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The-Milkybar-Kid said:
Thanks for the reply mate. I will update it and get v2 up soon. Ill also update the installer.
As for seperating erase userdata and cache I'm not sure as the usual command is fastboot -w
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fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase system
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot erase cache
fastboot erase webtop
fastboot erase preinstall
The-Milkybar-Kid said:
I created a little app for people that are scared of cmd, it's basically a GUI for moto fastboot.
Please comment and let me know how it works for you.
Put *.img files inside the program directory (it shouldn't contain any spaces - defaults to C:\EasyMotoFastboot or C:\EMF)
It works like this...:
Connect your phone, boot into fastboot mode, open up the app and click on the command you want. Then finally click execute button at the bottom right of the app.
If this works okay for people I will update this post with screenshots and a proper looking post.
here's a link to it... http://www.mediafire.com/?thqdkwbd810z5j3
** I am not responsible if this bricks or damages your phone in any way. **
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what dose this do?
Ill get it sorted mate and reupload.
And this app just makes doing fastboot commands easier a little bit.
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Good job! This should definitely help the noobs
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Updated first post, let me know if it needs any changes. This one has a lot more features than the first one.
screenshot
attached it if you want it.
Very nice!
Is this just gone? The link is invalid at the top.
Sorry if the links gone, wasn't anything to do with me.
I'm creating a new app at the moment so what features do you want to see? Ill be calling it ATRIX Suite as it will be mainly aimed at ATRIX users as that's the only phone I have and can test features for.
Ill be keeping the fastboot commands like the Motofasbootgui app and hopefully will be adding adb too.
Will also add a help section too.
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Maybe add some adb commands GUI?
Or can it have some features like wipe & flash webtop, install correct busybox and webtop2sd?
An option to flash zips (like update.zip) would be very nice.
please moderator dont delete my post... i may be just sleep answering!
Is this written for the .NET framework? If so, just wanted to point this out to you.
AndroidLib.dll - .NET Android Device Communication and Management Library
the link you provided is dead,plz check it.
I know the links dead. I'm creating a new version so you'll have to wait for the new build.
It is built in .net so what features would your library give us?
Also the ability to flash update.zip will be added. And as for webtop2sd in the new version I don't think you need yo add busybox in the alternate location you can use its default location of /xbin
And other features let me know. What adb command would you like to be built into the GUI? Push, pull, install? - there's a huge list so let me know what you use the most.
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The-Milkybar-Kid said:
I know the links dead. I'm creating a new version so you'll have to wait for the new build.
It is built in .net so what features would your library give us?
Also the ability to flash update.zip will be added. And as for webtop2sd in the new version I don't think you need yo add busybox in the alternate location you can use its default location of /xbin
And other features let me know. What adb command would you like to be built into the GUI? Push, pull, install? - there's a huge list so let me know what you use the most.
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Well I could write a huge post explaining it, or you could download it and check out the extensive documentation and guides I wrote.
I downloaded it today on my way to work. I had a quick look at your documentation. In my app I use a stream reader and writer to write the commands to a cmd where the input and output is displayed in a textbox.
What's the likelyhood of it not working as your using a streamreader by the looks of it too?
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There is a lot of way to fastboot the fjfalcons' boot.img
But i will explain the simplest way for me.
I figure after that the soft i m using to fastboot is in french only... So sorry for the others but you just have 2click you have to do in this soft so even in french, everybody can make it...
1. Installation of EasyAdbTool
So first you have to download and install this small soft: EasyAdbTool
It simplify the process to use adb (Android Debug Bridge) to communicate between the PC and the Android Phone.
When EasyAdbTool is installed you have to extract the archive EasyAdbToolXDAPack I attached to this post in the folder where you installed the soft (c:\program files\easyadbtool )
(it contains the boot.img from fjfalcons and the fastboot script i take in the android sdk. We are putting all in the root of the folder app so you don t have to move in the folder to lauch it)
2. Fastboot
Now you just have to plug you phone (in USB debogging mode without it can t work).
Launch EasyAdbTool you will have this:
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You click on the first button I circle (in the top left) : "Redémarrer en Bootloader" that s mean: " reboot in bootloader mode"
Your phone reboot in bootloader.
Now you have to click the second button circle (in the bottom right) : "Taper ma propre commande" that s mean "enter my own cmd"
Now you will enter in the terminal.
Here all you have to do is to type:
fastboot boot boot.img
You press enter and that s it!
Your phone will reboot and you must have this in the terminal:
3. Thanks.... (just a joke...)
Russian users have made launch scripts with fastboot binary that boots it with one click.
Here it is
fjfalcon said:
Russian users have made launch scripts with fastboot binary that boots it with one click.
Here it is
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404 could you attach man i would like to take a look at that one please
fjfalcon said:
Russian users have made launch scripts with fastboot binary that boots it with one click.
Here it is
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404 too... Could you repost it?
But your app boot in one click from the bootloader??? (So it just lauch the fastboot boot.img) or you have to be in bootloader first?
My method is just 2 clicks... I can believe it s not the fastest method !!! (loool)
http://xt720.ru/Files/Tools/CustomCore3.rar
fjfalcon said:
http://xt720.ru/Files/Tools/CustomCore3.rar
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I confess.... Faster than mine!
Thanks
Edit and in english (if someone wonder about)
Using easyadbtool
when I enter fastboot boot boot.img it says fastboot is not a recognized command. Anyone else had that issue?
Do u have the fastboot and boot.img save in your easyadb folder?
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x2rust said:
Do u have the fastboot and boot.img save in your easyadb folder?
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Yes it s in the archive i link
Just extract in the easyadbfolder and you re good to go
thanks a lot. works without a problem!
do i need to have a swap partition on the SD or an ext2 or ext3?? thanks
rugebiker said:
do i need to have a swap partition on the SD or an ext2 or ext3?? thanks
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You need to have your partitions on your SD card set up in this order (FAT, Ext2or 3 or 4, then Swap)
Woodrube said:
You need to have your partitions on your SD card set up in this order (FAT, Ext2or 3 or 4, then Swap)
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what sizes do you recommend for the ext and swap partition?
rugebiker said:
what sizes do you recommend for the ext and swap partition?
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The ext partition is really up to you. I have had one about 500mb and really felt that it was too much and wasted space. My current is about 350mb. I have about 60+/- apps and it is only about half full. If you are jsut starting this, my suggestion is to split the difference and go with about 400mb and see how you like it. Might find that later on you need more or less and by then, you will have more of this stuff under your belt to make that decision based on your needs.
Swap on the other hand is debatable. Some say it should be twice as big as your RAM +1. So if your RAM is 256 the your swap should be 513mb (256+256+1). Others say that it is fine if at or around 90-100mb since it is really just an overflow for static RAM when you are running a heavy RAM hungry app.
Check out this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1219050
Also might want to check with B_E_N and LibertyMonger as they use swap quite a bit.
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Swap on the other hand is debatable. Some say it should be twice as big as your RAM +1. So if your RAM is 256 the your swap should be 513mb (256+256+1). Others say that it is fine if at or around 90-100mb since it is really just an overflow for static RAM when you are running a heavy RAM hungry app.
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Also note that the x2+1 is advice from old multi-user systems. If you're swapping that much on your phone, you might as well use an abacus IMHO.
Woodrube said:
The ext partition is really up to you. I have had one about 500mb and really felt that it was too much and wasted space. My current is about 350mb. I have about 60+/- apps and it is only about half full. If you are jsut starting this, my suggestion is to split the difference and go with about 400mb and see how you like it. Might find that later on you need more or less and by then, you will have more of this stuff under your belt to make that decision based on your needs.
Swap on the other hand is debatable. Some say it should be twice as big as your RAM +1. So if your RAM is 256 the your swap should be 513mb (256+256+1). Others say that it is fine if at or around 90-100mb since it is really just an overflow for static RAM when you are running a heavy RAM hungry app.
Check out this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1219050
Also might want to check with B_E_N and LibertyMonger as they use swap quite a bit.
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I couldn t say better!
I haver 513mb of swap and 1gb of ext (i haver a 16 gb card so i don t care if i waste a little... )
But i recommand ext4 if your rom support it (just the last cyano 6.3 or the last hellmonger ones on the last news...) a lot faster...
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Mioze7Ae said:
Also note that the x2+1 is advice from old multi-user systems. If you're swapping that much on your phone, you might as well use an abacus IMHO.
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Haha. I have an abacus and swap and don't use either. Not really sure how to use the abacus but apparently it has worked for 1000's of years. i still do use my slide-rule though from time to time for some base calcs.
can somebody give me that one click fastboot fr russian? link down.
http://android.fjfalcon.com/xt720/Tools/CustomCore3.rar
linux user
linux users :
OR (openrecovery) on your phone needed
reboot your phone, chose "bootloader" ....your phone in few seconds is in fastboot mode
open a shell in your linuxbox:
[email protected]:~/Scrivania/Boots$ sudo ./fastboot boot boot2.img
downloading 'boot.img'... OKAY [ 0.286s]
booting... OKAY [ 3.740s]
finished. total time: 4.027s
you can get fastboot and boot*.img here
http://android.fjfalcon.com/xt720/Tools/
remember to change permission : chmod +x fastboot
if you have not OR you can use adb from shell : adb reboot-bootloader
thank you fjfalcon, thank you again .... ciao
Hi there!
Those of you who are familiar with USB Haksaw or USB Switchblade then you probably know what this app is all about. For those who a not familiar GOTO Description just like the USB Switchblade you can select the payload you want to use to shorten the hack time.
This program is very beta! and welcome as much feedback and I can get!
: Description
The goal of the USB Cleaver is to silently recover information from a target Windows 2000 or higher computer, including password hashes, LSA secrets, IP information, etc... beauty lies in the fact that the payload can run silently and without modifying the system or sending network traffic, making it near invisible. It captures all the information to a LOG file stored in your sdcard and can be reviewed at anytime.
: Payloads
Dump System Information
Dump IE Passwords
Dump Chrome Passwords
Dump Firefox Passwords
Dump Wifi Passwords
: Features
Allows you to select the payloads you want to use
:Changes
v0.1.3r1
temporary removed disclaimer screen causing possible F/C on first run(please let me know if you still get fc with this version)
v0.1.3
fix possible bug causing force close on first run
v0.1.2
Fixed issue where starting application with sdcard mount causes F/C
added new BG to show if sd card is available or not
changed main background and Gaussian Blur the line in the middle
v0.1.1
Fixed Disclaimer bug - getting stuck on main intent
v0.1
Initial beta release
: Future Payloads
Dump Network Services
Dump Port Scan
Dump Product Keys
Dump Mail Passwords
Dump Windows Update List
Install Silent VNC
Dump LSA Secrets
xCopy files "documents", "pictures", etc....
More to come....
: How to use
Download and install APK if you havn't done so aready
Accept Disclaimer & Download Payloads
goto "enable / disable payloads" to generate payload file
mount android to PC and run go.bat from root of sdcard (if android 2.1 and before Autorun.inf is generated, click on drive icon and will run payload)
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This program will hold no responsibility for your action. What you decide to do with this application is your own decision, and the developer(s) of this application will hold no responsiblity for your actions or will be responsible for his/her misdeeds. this application was not created to encourage and/or intended hacking anything other then your own equipment.
You rock bro.
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Try to my sgy.
x3maniac said:
this application was not created to encourage hacking.
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The title of the thread ("Hacking for the weak") begs to differ. I understand you want to put a disclaimer, but you probably shouldn't advertise the tool as a hacking tool if it "was not created to encourage hacking"
SifJar said:
The title of the thread ("Hacking for the weak") begs to differ. I understand you want to put a disclaimer, but you probably shouldn't advertise the tool as a hacking tool if it "was not created to encourage hacking"
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lols your right. I will have to change that. what i meant was i don't encourage hacking anything other then your own equipment
not working
when I open the app and accept the declaimer just the background appear when I press menu I can see the exit bottom
juancollado2003 said:
when I open the app and accept the declaimer just the background appear when I press menu I can see the exit bottom
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by going back into the app the 2nd time it will launch. sorry i will get that fixed
Fixed a few issues a few people were having with F/C and getting stuck. thanks for pm'ing me. i should have a few more payloads up later on
I am really confused as to how to use this tool
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TC_Racutt said:
I am really confused as to how to use this tool
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which part are you confused with? maybe i can update the instructions
x3maniac said:
which part are you confused with? maybe i can update the instructions
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I mean, do you have to mount the sd card?
Also what app do you need to run the .bat file?
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Now it's worse
Well now After update I'm getting FC after accept declaimer
TC_Racutt said:
I mean, do you have to mount the sd card?
Also what app do you need to run the .bat file?
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mounting is a linux term of attaching a file system, what i ment was to "turn on usb storage"
a .bat file(batch file) can be ran on any windows / dos system. just double click on go.bat to run the payloads. what this app does is generates this batch file as you select the payloads that you want.
hope this helps
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Well now After update I'm getting FC after accept declaimer
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try uninstalling then re-installing. i had to changed something with SharedPreferences.Editor which gets cleared when you uninstall the application
x3maniac said:
try uninstalling then re-installing. i had to changed something with SharedPreferences.Editor which gets cleared when you uninstall the application
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the same after uninstall and install again
juancollado2003 said:
the same after uninstall and install again
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ok I think I figured it out. i wasn't able to duplicate the problem but found something in my code that might cause it. I just uploaded a new version please uninstall and try that one. Thanks for your help!
x3maniac said:
ok I think I figured it out. i wasn't able to duplicate the problem but found something in my code that might cause it. I just uploaded a new version please uninstall and try that one. Thanks for your help!
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again FC after declaimer accepted
juancollado2003 said:
again FC after declaimer accepted
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sorry about that.. try deleting the folder in your sdcard named "usbcleaver". what android version are you using?
x3maniac said:
sorry about that.. try deleting the folder in your sdcard named "usbcleaver". what android version are you using?
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I uninstalled it, deleted the folder, installed again then the same
I have a glacier miui rom android 2.3.7
juancollado2003 said:
I uninstalled it, deleted the folder, installed again then the same
I have a glacier miui rom android 2.3.7
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OK try it again i just uploaded a possible fix.. is there anyway you can get me a dalvikvm log?
I have been diving further and further into PowerShell, so I challenged myself to create an Android Developers Bridge (ADB) and Fastboot Tool built on PowerShell.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
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It's simple, but easy to use. Simply extract and run the PoshADB.exe (right click - Run as Administrator if UAC is enabled)
Requires: PowerShell (included with Windows 7 and newer)
Code:
[B]Current Features:
[I]ADB[/I]
[/B]Push/Pull from Device
Install APK
Reboot / Bootloader / Recovery
[B][I]Fastboot[/I][/B]
Flash update, boot or recovery images
Unlock/Lock Bootloader
Reboot / Reboot Bootloader
Code:
[B]Changelog:[/B]
7/17/2013 - Added WiFi ADB
4/25/2013 - Added source code to the ZIP file under _source directory
4/24/2013 - Added Fastboot!!!
4/24/2013 - Initial Release
DOWNLOAD HERE
Let me know what you think, or if you have any issues.
Download and try!!!
Working great for me Win7 and Win8. (note on Win8 you need to install .Net 3.5)
Awesome tool is awesome!!!!
REQUEST: Merge fastboot into this as well and most of my typing would be gone!!!
slimdizzy said:
Working great for me Win7 and Win8. (note on Win8 you need to install .Net 3.5)
Awesome tool is awesome!!!!
REQUEST: Merge fastboot into this as well and most of my typing would be gone!!!
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Will do! That was part of my future plans
J33per said:
Will do! That was part of my future plans
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Added Fastboot abilities! Let me know if there are any other features/commands you would like to see!
Minor "update" (if you can consider it that). I have added the source code to the Zip file under the _source directory in case anyone wants to play around with the "guts". Feel free to modify it as you see fit, just remember to give credit if you distribute it
J33per said:
Added Fastboot abilities! Let me know if there are any other features/commands you would like to see!
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I will update my install today and let you know how the app works for me.
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Bump!
some suggestions
hey i like your app some things i would like added are:
1. i use adb over wifi can you please add an option to run "adb connect x.x.x.x" at the start.
2. with both push and pull the source/destination being able to select a folder from the computer as adb supports whole folder push/pull of contents.
3. some way to ls the directory tree of the android device.
nonato said:
hey i like your app some things i would like added are:
1. i use adb over wifi can you please add an option to run "adb connect x.x.x.x" at the start.
2. with both push and pull the source/destination being able to select a folder from the computer as adb supports whole folder push/pull of contents.
3. some way to ls the directory tree of the android device.
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Thanks for the suggestions! I have added ADB WiFi (please test it) and also, if you select a file inside a directory, then edit the path, removing the file, it will push the directory.
Enjoy!
TechJeeper
I get a sig verify error when trying to flash boot
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also i noticed under ADB there are no devices shown.....there are under fastboot though?
saeker said:
also i noticed under ADB there are no devices shown.....there are under fastboot though?
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Then that means your in your bootloader - where there is only Fastboot....
The download link on first post is still active
My Norton 2014 says its suspicious,
Mods certainly need to check this upload for threats.
ghpk said:
My Norton 2014 says its suspicious,
Mods certainly need to check this upload for threats.
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it's just a false positive detection..
Can't flash system.
How to use it!
Can you please illustrate the steps.
POSHADB not responding
J33per said:
I have been diving further and further into PowerShell, so I challenged myself to create an Android Developers Bridge (ADB) and Fastboot Tool built on PowerShell.
It's simple, but easy to use. Simply extract and run the PoshADB.exe (right click - Run as Administrator if UAC is enabled)
Requires: PowerShell (included with Windows 7 and newer)
Code:
[B]Current Features:
[I]ADB[/I]
[/B]Push/Pull from Device
Install APK
Reboot / Bootloader / Recovery
[B][I]Fastboot[/I][/B]
Flash update, boot or recovery images
Unlock/Lock Bootloader
Reboot / Reboot Bootloader
Code:
[B]Changelog:[/B]
7/17/2013 - Added WiFi ADB
4/25/2013 - Added source code to the ZIP file under _source directory
4/24/2013 - Added Fastboot!!!
4/24/2013 - Initial Release
DOWNLOAD HERE
Let me know what you think, or if you have any issues.
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POSHADB not responding
good tool
della96 said:
Download and try!!!
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Hi thanks but the link is not working for me ?
Parrynormal said:
Hi thanks but the link is not working for me ?
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It works with a download manager like 1DM, tested personally
I had problems flashing the system with fastboot on my Verizon Moto X because the file size was too large. I saw others come across the same problem. I remembered that I used a moto fastboot one time back in the day so I did a little research and found it again. This fastboot splits the file up so that it can be flashed normally. It should use all of the same commands. I put it in posts before, but since I see people still having the problem I figured I'd make a thread for it. You run commands just like you would in fastboot except for when you type "fastboot" change that to whatever you name the file you download from the link below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1953948
***This is just a replacement for your old fastboot,exe.
UPDATE: here is another link to a place that has moto-fastboot for mac, 32 bit, 64 bit, etc. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138092
When I open this it says my computer is missing components? Weird I was hoping to be able to use this to flash system to get back to stock and keep my data.
rocketsaucev2 said:
When I open this it says my computer is missing components? Weird I was hoping to be able to use this to flash system to get back to stock and keep my data.
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Did you put it in the same folder as your original fastboot? Not sure that matters. I didn't think it would but maybe fastboot pulls certain things from sdk platform tools directory that I don't know about.
I'm assuming your old fastboot worked right? maybe not updated drivers? works perfectly for me.
jayboyyyy said:
Did you put it in the same folder as your original fastboot?
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Man I feel like such a tool. Now it opens but closes immediately.
rocketsaucev2 said:
Man I feel like such a tool. Now it opens but closes immediately.
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opens? what you talking bout willis? you should never open the file. you run the file through command prompt... you need a link on how to use fastboot or do you know how?
edit: I see that my OP might have been misleading. That file is just a different fastboot file. You still need to manually go to fastboot to flash your system img. PM me if you need assistance with that and Ill guide you through it.
jayboyyyy said:
opens? what you talking bout willis? you should never open the file. you run the file through command prompt... you need a link on how to use fastboot or do you know how?
edit: I see that my OP might have been misleading. That file is just a different fastboot file. You still need to manually go to fastboot to flash your system img. PM me if you need assistance with that and Ill guide you through it.
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Ok, I didn't realize you run the command and tell it to look at mfastboot, but I got er now. Worked like a charm (with heart pounding for fear of failure!) Thank you for the link and your assistance, my phone is back to stock without fxzing. I used the thanks button!
jayboyyyy said:
I had problems flashing the system with fastboot on my Verizon Moto X because the file size was too large. I saw others come across the same problem. I remembered that I used a moto fastboot one time back in the day so I did a little research and found it again. This fastboot splits the file up so that it can be flashed normally. It should use all of the same commands. I put it in posts before, but since I see people still having the problem I figured I'd make a thread for it. You run commands just like you would in fastboot except for when you type "fastboot" change that to whatever you name the file you download from the link below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1953948
***This is just a replacement for your old fastboot,exe.
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This is weird. These files are very different. Not a criticism or warning, just an observation. http://i.imgur.com/WRHhrLn.png
rocketsaucev2 said:
Ok, I didn't realize you run the command and tell it to look at mfastboot, but I got er now. Worked like a charm (with heart pounding for fear of failure!) Thank you for the link and your assistance, my phone is back to stock without fxzing. I used the thanks button!
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From what I have read, moto created this fastboot or edited it to run better with their devices. But I honestly don't care what the code looks like as long as it runs correctly. I wouldn't even know which fastboot coding looked more weird anyway.
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Still won't let me flash system.img, even after using the mfastboot.exe linked in the OP
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Edit: system.img for VZW X1060 is 806,646kb. Max download size, as told to me by my phone, is 805,306kb (approximately)
alex94kumar said:
Still won't let me flash system.img, even after using the mfastboot.exe linked in the OP
Edit: system.img for VZW X1060 is 806,646kb. Max download size, as told to me by my phone, is 805,306kb (approximately)
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check the pm i already replied to. I don't think you are actually running the new fastboot file. you are just running the old one and think you are running the new one.
The linux one from the same linked thread worked fine from me. It was just a fastboot executable and i replaced fastboot on my machine with it. Running fastboot flash system system.img worked just fine
So if you were like me and upon first watching JCase's video for RockMyMoto and were confused, this is for you. This guide will cater to Windows users since Mac and Linux users should be able to follow along seamlessly to JCase's steps. The steps here are no different, the commands are the same, just an extra application that works better than the Windows built in Telnet client.
First off I just want to thank JCase for taking so much time to release this for us. All credit goes to him.
Download Cydia Impactor (Thanks Saurik!) from his website HERE.
Download the RockMyMoto.zip attachment from JCase's post HERE.
Next download the PuTTYtel file "puttytel.exe" (You don't need the full application) HERE.
The initial steps are the same regardless of platform. I won't go into details on getting ADB set up, etc. Follow JCase's video and guide for all of that or search around XDA. Chances are someone else has explained this.
***STEP ONE***
So at this point your phone should be connected to ADB and you should have your IP Address. Leave your ADB window open as we will go back to it later. Run the Cydia Impactor application from the above download.
From the drop down menu, select:
Code:
# start telnetd as system on port 2222
Click on start and you should see a series of messages saying testing, installing, waiting to complete (a couple others) and then it goes back to the # start telnetd" message. This is OK.
***STEP TWO***
Run the "puttytel.exe" file downloaded from the link above.
From the initial screen, enter in your IP Address from the ADB terminal in the box where it says "Host Name (or IP Address).
Enter "2222" without quotes in the box listed as Port.
Make sure the connection type has Telnet selected and then click "Open" at the bottom.
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"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
A PuTTYtel window will open up where we will enter the code JCase provided.
***STEP THREE***
In JCase's video he types in the line:
Code:
telnet {IP Address} 2222
We don't need that step as we already connected it through Step 2.
Proceed to run the exploit:
Code:
dalvikvm -cp /sdcard/RockMyMoto.jar RockMyMoto
After the first run, it will say to "ADB Reboot" your phone.
Open up the ADB window from earlier and run the command:
Code:
adb reboot
This will reboot the phone.
***STEP FOUR***
Because PuTTYtel is connecting to the phone to run the exploit, rebooting the phone closes the connection. We need to redo Steps 1-3, running the Cydia Impactor, opening PuTTYtel and connecting it using the IP, and running the same exploit command. The phone reboots itself after the second exploit command so no need to adb reboot again.
***STEP FIVE***
Checking for root. After the exploit has been ran three times, go back to the ADB window and type the following:
Code:
adb shell su -c "id"
If you get the return message saying:
Code:
uid=0(root) gid=0(root)
You're done and rooted! Go install SuperSu from the Play Store and make sure to throw a couple bucks JCase's way for making this great tool.
Thanks a ton!
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mcsqwizzys98 said:
Thanks a ton!
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No problem. Let me know if you can get it to work on your desktop. I'll stick around in IRC for awhile as to not clog up the thread.
awesome it worked thanks man! and thanks @jcase for the help!
Awesome!! I struggled a bit until I read this. Great Job!!
Worked like a charm.
Now just that damn VZ bootloader...
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Also, for those of you reading on rooting and not really confident enough to use adb I suggest this .exe.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42407269
Its a minimal adb shell. Simple and easy to use, just install the program on a windows machine, open it up, plug in the phone, start your commands.
My issue:
^you adb push'd .zip instead of .jar. Rerun it through adb. Then it'll work. Happened to me as well.
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The OP updated his mistake, instead of pushing the .zip, it should be the .jar
When I run impactor it just sits at testing #9950697. I've tried it a few times and each it does that. What can I do??
Try disabling your windows firewall?
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mpetruzz said:
When I run impactor it just sits at testing #9950697. I've tried it a few times and each it does that. What can I do??
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You need to check your phone now there was a pop up box from google warning about unauthorized software just click ok.
in PuTTytell I keep getting this error: "Permission denied". Any ideas?
dsimages said:
Try disabling your windows firewall?
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Yup, that was it. All set now thanks
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mpetruzz said:
Yup, that was it. All set now thanks
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Glad that worked!
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after root should i find an icon like the ones that show pwn...?
After root you will need to go to play store and install superSU. Then open it and update binaries.
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lowvolt1 said:
After root you will need to go to play store and install superSU. Then open it and update binaries.
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i know but should we find an app like when we root whit pwnmoto that help us to be switching beetwen "recovery" and regular system
juancaperez2000 said:
i know but should we find an app like when we root whit pwnmoto that help us to be switching beetwen "recovery" and regular system
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I don't believe there is. If you don't want to use xposed framework and get extended power options, then the only options to get to recovery (that I know if) are
1) power off> volume down with power> volume down to recovery> power up to select.
2) Adb reboot recovery
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Thanks for the how to! Worked first time, no issues!!
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