I'm trying to flash a custom rom to my X Compact. I'm using Mac OS with the latest release of ADB platform tools.
Whenever i try to input ./fastboot -i 0x0fce oem unlock 0xmyunlockcode i get a -i invalid command error
Usb debugging and oem unlock in my phone are set to on and i can see the phone when i enter fastboot devices.
What's the problem here?
Thanks.
Deadlypants02 said:
I'm trying to flash a custom rom to my X Compact. I'm using Mac OS with the latest release of ADB platform tools.
Whenever i try to input ./fastboot -i 0x0fce oem unlock 0xmyunlockcode i get a -i invalid command error
Usb debugging and oem unlock in my phone are set to on and i can see the phone when i enter fastboot devices.
What's the problem here?
Thanks.
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Never used fastboot on a Mac, but I wonder if trying a different fastboot version might help, or just type fastboot help, and see options. Maybe what used to be -i option has changed in newer version...
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Plz give the cmd code for checking details of bootloader locked or unlocked
Here you go
fastboot -i 0x1ebf oem device-info
jogson said:
Plz give the cmd code for checking details of bootloader locked or unlocked
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**************************WARNING****************************************
Please not that unlocking and re-locking boot loader in CM12 (Lollipop) Would ERASE USER DATA!
So first make sure that your device (yureka) is detected fastboot -i 0x1ebf devices
fastboot -i 0x1ebf oem lock
Please hit Thanks! if it worked!
I'm trying to unlock the bootloader so that I can flash a custom recovery.
I've enabled both unlocking the bootloader and USB debugging and the computer recognizes the phone when I type "fastboot devices" in the terminal. When on the bootloader screen i've wrote "adb devices" and the computer recognised the phone.
I've then typed "fastboot flashing unlock" and a list of commands come up. The same list comes up even when I type "sudo fastboot flashing unlock".
"sudo fastboot oem" unlock gives me a FAILED (remote: unknown command) message.
What can be the cause of this problem?
My linux computer recognizes my phone when I type fastboot devices, but judging by the last line on the bootloader the phone doesn't think it's connected to the computer.
tbh just use nexus root toolkit
CloudPaganini said:
I'm trying to unlock the bootloader so that I can flash a custom recovery.
I've enabled both unlocking the bootloader and USB debugging and the computer recognizes the phone when I type "fastboot devices" in the terminal. When on the bootloader screen i've wrote "adb devices" and the computer recognised the phone.
I've then typed "fastboot flashing unlock" and a list of commands come up. The same list comes up even when I type "sudo fastboot flashing unlock".
"sudo fastboot oem" unlock gives me a FAILED (remote: unknown command) message.
What can be the cause of this problem?
My linux computer recognizes my phone when I type fastboot devices, but judging by the last line on the bootloader the phone doesn't think it's connected to the computer.
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Try fastboot oem unlock.
fastboot flashing oem unlock.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/1...become-common-for-many-devices-in-the-future/
Hi all
As mentioned in the other thread Lenovo is apparently distributing free bl unlock codes. So I was wondering, is it possible to use dirty cow method to root the phone (similar to how the t-mobile LG V20 was rooted?)
This one doesn't need code. Just use regular adb method to unlock the bootloader. As far as I could recall, I failed unlock it until I installed the USB driver. I tried to specify the oem code -i 0x2b4c like you needed for Z2 but didn't help. After I install the USB driver on my Windows 10 PC, I don't think I used -i 0x2b4c but the bootloader was unlocked in a snap.
fastboot -i 0x2b4c oem unlock
hey i have some trouble doing command " fastboot -i 0x1ebf oem unlock " and the result is waiting for device ? thanks for your help
miankaja said:
hey i have some trouble doing command " fastboot -i 0x1ebf oem unlock " and the result is waiting for device ? thanks for your help
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Reinstall usb driver
Hey guys! I just got and HTC U Ultra, and I'm trying to unlock the bootloader the same way I always have with any HTC. fastboot oem get_identifier_token. I'm using a command prompt from a Linux build OS, but the command keeps failing. FAILED (remote: unknown command). Any ideas?
EDIT: Never mind. There was a glitch that I worked out. Thanks anyways!