Got root? - X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Will the bootloader be unlockable? Will we have a good expectation of having root?
I've searched (using tapatalk) and not found an A for this Q (Q&A hah)

It all depends on what people who get the device do with it. There is never expectations with any device.

I'm sure the root God @Chainfire will come to the rescue! That dude needs an award and more donations.
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yes it is unlockable and yes that in turn means rootable

I think it could be rooted by the moto g3 method (Unlock bootloader, install recovery and flash SuperSu)
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Motorola bootloader unlock

Why the hell motorola dont unlock thr bootloaders? Whts the reason behind this...and ive seen a thread whr signing for unlocking Bl... are thr any chances that motorola unlock thr BL's..if not then why the top devlopers from xda cant unlock it..
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google, search, you'll get all your answers to your questions.
If devs could've, they would've..
And as to your question, Unfortunately the ans is NO..It won't happen..
It is possible to modify some kernel to run on defy even with locked bootloader?
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How to remove the padlock

Hi guys, today I bought my nexus 7 and I just unlocked bootloader and rooted with Nexus 7 toolkit.
Now I've a padlock icon during boot (since I unlocked the bootloader). Is there a way to remove it?
mouse100 said:
Hi guys, today I bought my nexus 7 and I just unlocked bootloader and rooted with Nexus 7 toolkit.
Now I've a padlock icon during boot (since I unlocked the bootloader). Is there a way to remove it?
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The only way to remove it is to relock the bootloader. It's to show to you and everyone else that it is unlocked.
mouse100 said:
Hi guys, today I bought my nexus 7 and I just unlocked bootloader and rooted with Nexus 7 toolkit.
Now I've a padlock icon during boot (since I unlocked the bootloader). Is there a way to remove it?
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That padlock is a good thing. It's the symbol of your gateway to freedom.
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Nope. Less you want to rewrite bootloader
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There is software on the play store that can be uses to overwrite the boot image. I Dont know if it works in this device but I heard it works on the galaxy nexus and I had a custom boot image on my old epic touch and HTC eris.
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the samurai boot image was the best. But its different with the nexus devices that image is stored in the boot loader not the kernel like the epic 4G. As of yet I don't think there is a way. Logo me doesn't work for the N7 like the gnex.
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I think you can decompile the boot-loader. find the storage sectors where that image is at.. Replace the binary with that of a image you wish to use. Maybe even replace it with some empty data code. re-compile boot-loader and flash to your device..
This is why over my head . just information from following the threads in the a500 forum. Where the AWESOME Developers there worked together to build a new boot-loader for that device..
I might be wrong .. But it would be a first in a very long time . But i might be wrong about never being right as well OK IM CONFUSED NOW.
The simple answer is NO.. the app mentioned about says it only works with LISTED DEVICES . Nexus 7 tablet is NOT one of them..
Confused erica.
When I tried to root my n7 "nexus 7 toolkit 2.0" told me I can't root without unlocked bootloader. Now I unlocked and rooted, if I relock bootloader with the same tool does root remain?
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mouse100 said:
When I tried to root my n7 "nexus 7 toolkit 2.0" told me I can't root without unlocked bootloader. Now I unlocked and rooted, if I relock bootloader with the same tool does root remain?
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Yes root will remain but its pretty pointless to relock becuase if you ever want to flash a rom or something similar you will have to unlock it and it will delete everything.
mouse100 said:
When I tried to root my n7 "nexus 7 toolkit 2.0" told me I can't root without unlocked bootloader. Now I unlocked and rooted, if I relock bootloader with the same tool does root remain?
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Like ÜBER said, re-locking the bootloader is pointless. Why don't you like the little padlock?
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Hahahahah ok thanks to all! I'll remain unlocked and I'll flash the cwm recovery
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can the bootloader be relocked after flashing a custom ROM?
adroidx said:
can the bootloader be relocked after flashing a custom ROM?
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Yes but I reiterate its pointless to relock.
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TMO 4.4.2 SBF is OUT!

Alrighty XT1053 people, now is the time to upgrade to 4.4.2
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/download.php?device=0&file=840
Enjoy!
mastarifla said:
Alrighty XT1053 people, now is the time to upgrade to 4.4.2
http://sbf.droid-developers.org/download.php?device=0&file=840
Enjoy!
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About time.. now we can just upgrade system and what not and retain WP
What's the best way to do this? Do we use fastboot and mfastboot?
Can we flash it?
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Use rsd lite
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So using rsd lite, we will be able to keep root and WP?
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I don't know about WP but you will have the option to root using TWRP recovery
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Devans32 said:
I don't know about WP but you will have the option to root using TWRP recovery
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I have a tmobile one with locked bootloader. Guess I will have to wait until I am ready to lose my warranty.
r_diaz13 said:
About time.. now we can just upgrade system and what not and retain WP
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Why?
Since T-Mobile devices can be bootloader unlocked, you could just unlock your bootloader, and root via TWRP and SuperSU. So why wouldn't you, other than not wanting to void your warranty?
Another dumb question: can i flash this with twrp or is only with rsd?
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Only rsd
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theremix said:
I have a tmobile one with locked bootloader. Guess I will have to wait until I am ready to lose my warranty.
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Just go ahead and void it, what's the worst that could happen haha
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Works excellent in my xt1053 from mexico
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Thanks for the link!
So has anyone that's rooted 4.4 with a locked boot loader try this yet? Can we just fastboot the system.IMG while keeping root and WP off?
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KidJoe said:
Why?
Since T-Mobile devices can be bootloader unlocked, you could just unlock your bootloader, and root via TWRP and SuperSU. So why wouldn't you, other than not wanting to void your warranty?
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Exactly not voiding the warranty. I just got the phone in December and I love it. But frankly I'm concerned of voiding the warranty so quickly. I can see the foam around the front camera is already sliding a bit and potentially could impact the camera later on if it does. But maybe it never will. I don't want to send it back in just for that when it works great you know.
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Updating cloud print?
Have you folks noticed an inability to update Google Cloud Print with this image? As in, when you attempt to update from Google Play you get a message about signature conflict?
jpizz said:
Have you folks noticed an inability to update Google Cloud Print with this image? As in, when you attempt to update from Google Play you get a message about signature conflict?
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Yup, same thing happens with the OTA version that I have, I doubt they will throw together a whole new build just to fix that though.
Devans32 said:
Only rsd
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Or mfastboot
(if you like to do things manually)
Sorry for my ignorance, but is this different then the ota soak test?
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paranoid android85 said:
Sorry for my ignorance, but is this different then the ota soak test?
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It appears to be the exact same version.
And of course the OTA update is just an updater that modifies only certain parts/pieces. The SBF is the full rom.

Updating rooting and unlocking?

Supposed to have my A7 Sunday and wondering if I accept an OTA if that kills my chances of unlocking the bootloader and getting TWRP? Sorry if this has already been answered just antsy to get it going before I have the device. Thanks in advanced!
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Yes, all US model firmwares can be bootloader unlocked.
First follow this guide to flash TWRP: http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/development/wip-axon-7-root-bootloader-unlokced-t3441204
Then follow this guide to unlock the bootloader: http://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/how-to/guide-how-to-unlock-bootloader-stay-t3461165
Awesome thanks!
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Need help rooting 6.0

Hey guys sorry if this has already been asked but. I just got a moto x 2015. I used the toolkit to unlock the bootloader and tried to flash twrp and root using the toolkit but it didn't work. I am wondering what I need to do to flash twrp and gain root. Thanks
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Well in bricked, now its a paper weight unless anyone would like to help a brother out
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I guess I'm on my own,loll figures
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BigM69 said:
I am wondering what I need to do to flash twrp and gain root. Thanks
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You flash the SuperSU again? Preferably 2.79
Not sure how you are bricked, what exactly did you do?
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I fixed my bricked problem. In having trouble flashing twerp and rooting on marshmallow. Would I be able to flash the lollipop firm ware using fastboot commands the flash twerpan root?
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PassatSport15 said:
You flash the SuperSU again? Preferably 2.79
Not sure how you are bricked, what exactly did you do?
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I did something stupid I'd rather not say,lolling fixed it though
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BigM69 said:
I did something stupid I'd rather not say,lolling fixed it though
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Glad you got it all sorted out!
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Thanks, but I'm on MM and I'm trying to figure out how to go about flashing twerpan rooting. A link to the right files would be awesome. I would need the IIMG file for twrp
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-how-to-root-pure-style-t3503958
I don't understand the issue. There is a very clear guide on how to root here https://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-x-style/general/guide-how-to-root-pure-style-t3503958. I was able to install TWRP and root with relative ease. The hardest part is just making sure you read for the details.
I successfully downgraded from marshmallow to lollipop and unlocked bootloader installed TWRP and rooted,then bypassed the factory reset protection so I could log in to Google on the set up screen.
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BigM69 said:
I successfully downgraded from marshmallow to lollipop and unlocked bootloader installed TWRP and rooted,then bypassed the factory reset protection so I could log in to Google on the set up screen.
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Don't know why you downgraded, but glad to see you got it done.
aybarrap1 said:
Don't know why you downgraded, but glad to see you got it done.
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It was easier for me to root by downgrading. If that makes any sense,which it probably doesn't lol. And thanks
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Im glade I bought this phone. I was so aggravated the past few days because of the factory reset protection crap, but after I learned how to bypass it all is good now. Could anyone recommend a app or modual to use to change the navigation keys?
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PLEASE CLOSE THREAD
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