Dears,
Where can I find the full commands of fastboot for HTC One M9+ (I want to underline that commands for M9 Plus not M9 because M9 plus has MTK processor )
Some of commands are same as M9 and working but some does not work like "fastboot oem ?" normally this command should be give commands of telephone but does not work on my One M9 plus.
Thank you
feyizu said:
Dears,
Where can I find the full commands of fastboot for HTC One M9+ (I want to underline that commands for M9 Plus not M9 because M9 plus has MTK processor )
Some of commands are same as M9 and working but some does not work like "fastboot oem ?" normally this command should be give commands of telephone but does not work on my One M9 plus.
Thank you
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No reply???? :crying:
feyizu said:
Dears,
Where can I find the full commands of fastboot for HTC One M9+ (I want to underline that commands for M9 Plus not M9 because M9 plus has MTK processor )
Some of commands are same as M9 and working but some does not work like "fastboot oem ?" normally this command should be give commands of telephone but does not work on my One M9 plus.
Thank you
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Go into download mode. Oem will work. Check other threads,there's plenty of info
feyizu said:
Dears,
Where can I find the full commands of fastboot for HTC One M9+ (I want to underline that commands for M9 Plus not M9 because M9 plus has MTK processor )
Some of commands are same as M9 and working but some does not work like "fastboot oem ?" normally this command should be give commands of telephone but does not work on my One M9 plus.
Thank you
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You should input the commands in download mode, not bootloader. I was also trying to use bootloader mode but it doesn't work.
Download mode press power and volume down
Of course I'm doing on the download mode..see the attached pic. for working and non working commands. I could not understand what is wrong???
Please kindly share your opinions for possible faults.
Thank you in advance.
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So i was searching around and couldnt find actual answers on how to get rid of that annoying ass sticky bit factory fastboot menu when phone powers up. So i decided to take matter in my own hands and learn a little bit about adb and fastboot commands etc.. Typed in some commands in a certain order and BOOM sticky bit no longer gets in the f-ing way ^^ this should work on any android powered phone seeing how it doesnt go to any specific phone. So far i learned that it works on the xpirea (how ever you spell it) and the droid razr m consumer and dev edition. so here we go.
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE USB DEBUGGING ENABLED
Files to download:
Android.zip: http://www.mediafire...0imf9xv2uicwkbh
Latest usb drivers: http://www.motorola....motodev_lp.html
STEPS
1. Power up your phone completely.
2. extract the folder in the android.zip file to your local disk. just drag the folder to local C: or whatever your main HD is
3. hold left shift and right click on the folder and click on pen command window here"
4. plug in your phone if you havnt done so already
5. in the command window type: adb devices ( this makes sure your phone is connected and it'll show its serial number under List of devices attached.
6. once it shows the serial number type in these commands ( these are in order)
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot oem fb_mode_set
fastboot oem fb_mode_clear
fastboot erase userdata
fastboot erase cache
fastboot reboot
and walla phone will reboot like when you first got it ^^
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Your links are broken.
This seems cool. But I don't know what menu you are talking about, perhaps more clarity, as I'd like to know what causes this menu to be shown and if I am just missing it somehow. Curious to know if this fix may aid me in the future. As probably are some other users.
Also probably helpful for you to note that fastbooylt erase userdata will clear user settings.
Sent from my XT907 using xda app-developers app
Thank you...
Your steps got me out of the sticky mess...
Hello. Some time ago I flashed stock rom ALE-L21C22B160 and I got blank page in "Motion control" so I went to Huawei site and I downloaded C432B170. Then I extracted boot, recovery and system, then I flashed it without any problems.
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Then I simply did "fastboot reboot" and my device rebooted with the old firmware, nothing changed at all.
I think you also need to flash to Cust.img
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I think you also need to flash to Cust.img
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Thanks, it worked, but I can't get proper firmware, I'm always getting one of those:
- blank "Motion control" page
- phone getting into rescue mode due to some problem with boot.img
Can you give me a link to firmware that actually works and has motion control? Thanks.
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Thanks, it worked, but I can't get proper firmware, I'm always getting one of those:
- blank "Motion control" page
- phone getting into rescue mode due to some problem with boot.img
Can you give me a link to firmware that actually works and has motion control? Thanks.
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@Lotherad Try one of these which matches your phone http://huawei-updates.ru/ALE-L21.html
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@Lotherad Try one of these which matches your phone http://huawei-updates.ru/ALE-L21.html
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It says "Attention! Please update system again Error! Func NO : 11 (recovery image) Error NO : 2 (load failed!)". Oh man, is there any hope for me? :crying:
did you unlock the bootloader ? and enabled USB bedugging ? ( sorry if it's stupid question )
any way , here is a thread that you do not need to flash with fastboot via commands ( C432B052 Rom version ) , it will automatically do the job , and i think it would work fine for you , and also if you want to have marshmallow , you can simply follow the reste of the thread
Link : http://tundevs.blogspot.com/p/huawei-p8-marshmallow.html
good luck
SOLVED UPDATED TO LAST OTA AND DID THE WHOLE TUTORIAL AGAIN.
Tried different USB ports. ( 3.0 / 2.0 )
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Tried in 2 different PCs and 6 usb ports 2.0 and 3.0
Windows 8 and windows 10.
Have you tried using cmd (administrator) istead of PowerShell?
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Have you tried using cmd (administrator) istead of PowerShell?
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It's really strange... Have you unlocked the bootloader?
Yes " Device State - Unlocked "
It's due to the filename being too long. I found a different fastboot which allowed long filenames. Rename it to one letter like r.img or something and see if it works.
Had exact the same problem under Linux
People mention to change to another USB port but that did not help
What helped... if all stuff is correctly installed (adb, root rights, etc.)
1. Reboot into the bootloader (even if you are in already)
adb reboot bootloader
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2. Then directly (use the arrow up key to really be fast enough) send the command for flashing (my file was called twrp.img)
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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If this doesn't work you could try (under Linux) to write a little script with just the two above commands or try
adb reboot bootloader && fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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It seems to be a timing problem... One might need to play around with the time between this two commands. E.g. wait until the bootloader screen is on the phone and directly issue the flash command. Sorry after it worked for me I did not bother to investigate it in more detail.
I'm 63 years old & could do with some help - trying to flash my Moto G4 but no luck
Hello folks.
I apologise in advance. I thought something was a good idea, and I said to myself I would give it a try and I won't give up, but I have been at this for about 5 hours now and no progress.
I have a Moto G4 which my wife gave about a year ago. I don't like stock Android and want to install Lineage OS onto it. I understand that first I need to:
1. Unlock my bootloader (done)
2. Install ADB Driver Installer onto my Dell (done)
3. Install Minimal ADB and Fastboot onto my Dell (done)
4. Plug my G4 into my Dell using the correct cable. It seems to work as the ADP Driver Installer / APK Installer recognises it as per the image below
/https://imgur.com/a/NBfrIcZ
5. Open up the command promt in the Minimal ADB and Fastboot folder, type adb devices - the device is recognised
6. Here is where the problems start!
(a) At this stage, as soon as I type adb reboot bootloader, the G4 reboots but as it does so it disappears from the ADB Diver Installer / APK Installer
(b) Soon after when I type fastboot flash recovery twrp.img then nothing is found, no files or directory or anything. I don't understand what I am doing wrong and am very stuck sadly
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Great, my pictures don't work. I don't understand why. But basically when I write fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (it is in the same folder as Minimal ADB and Fastboot), it says not found to a bunch of things and no such file or directory.
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Great, my pictures don't work. I don't understand why. But basically when I write fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (it is in the same folder as Minimal ADB and Fastboot), it says not found to a bunch of things and no such file or directory.
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Ask your question here in moto g4 forum you will gets answers correctly ,because that's where you should have asked, buts it OK here is the link https://forum.xda-developers.com/mo...hread-question-noob-friendly-t3526598/page175
And upload the photos in Google drive and turn on the link sharing feature and post the link there there are many people there to help you out. Don't worry, everything will be fine.
Thank you Dhanush-raj I will do that now.
If my upgrade fails, how do I boot from the slot that I installed the crap on the inactive slot from so the phone boots to the old version before the update?
I wanted to know and found the answers. I'll post here in case anyone wants to know cause I found nothing on these forums:
How to Check if Partition Slot A or Slot B is Currently Active?via https://krispitech.com/check-partition-slot-a-b/
Make sure the smartphone is connected to the PC with a USB cable
Now boot the smartphone into Fastboot Mode
This process will vary from device to device but usually involves holding certain button(s) down during the boot cycle.
Open up a Command Prompt, Windows PowerShell, or a Terminal in the same folder as your ADB and Fastboot files
Type out the following command. . .
fastboot getvar all
. . .then press Enter on the keyboard
Wait for a lot of text to finish scrolling and look for the (bootloader) current-slot text
This should actually be toward the bottom without the need to scroll up.
The letter after this text will be the currently active partition slot for your device
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In this instance, my device was currently using partition slot B.
How to Boot from One Active Partition Slot to Anothervia https://krispitech.com/change-active-partition-slot/
Boot the smartphone or tablet into Fastboot Mode
Connect the device to the PC with a USB cable
Open a Command Prompt, PowerShell, or Terminal and type out the following command. . .
fastboot --set-active=a
OR
fastboot --set-active=b and then press Enter on the keyboard
Make sure you get a successful OKAY response before restarting the device
So if my updates go pear-shaped, I should be okay. And if not, well, I'm not buying a OnePlus ever again cause I've had it with all the extra steps, headaches, and disappointments with this model.
Excellent guide, I like it.
Think check out TWRP too, I think ( not 100% ) but I think it can change slots for you too.