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I soft bricked an LG OG PRO while trying to stop an OTA update thru AT&T. NEVA AGAIN!!if u have twrp install update will failed so dont worry
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I soft bricked an LG OG PRO while trying to stop an OTA update thru AT&T. NEVA AGAIN!!if u have twrp install update will failed so dont worry
the master say no is no lolYeah but I've been seeing people brick by trying to install ota updates through twrp.
exactly trying though twrpYeah but I've been seeing people brick by trying to install ota updates through twrp.
exposed framework doesn't work?
For butternoob u want xposed installer version 2.6.1.Failed to create backup of system/bin/app_process?
http://androidforums.com/index.php?threads/919330/How do you Mount r/w? I've tried the terminal emulator. What and where is the switcher.zip also?
I got root, and was able to boot into recovery...however, when I flash this rom, it's says successful in TWRP, but when it reboots it says: "Security Error: This phone has been flashed with unauthorized software & is locked...."
Suggestions?
It sounds like T-Mobile and ZTE pushed an update that locks the bootloader so that it does a security check before it boots. You installed the T-Mobile stock ROM and it still wouldn't boot?I have a tmo...tried to flash the zmax 4.4. stock, as well as the BN 4.4, both do the same thing.
Yeah, I'm thinking there is something weird about this...that message took me by surprise as well.. I'm VERY familiar with rooting, done it to many diff devices on many diff carriers... (although this is my first with this device) and this has me baffled. Tried putting the stock back on, and it flashes (meaning I have access to /system) but then it gives me that message. I've tried adb sideload, but it doesn't recognize the device in the command prompt. Any other ideas?
You can either use 2.6.1 or 2.7.1Is xposed 2.6 the correct version to use for this rom?
Try the unrooted stock of T-Mobile ROM. If it boots lest u know its rootable
That one is your best bet. Just keep in mind that if the bootloader is locked down as hard as you are saying, your phone still might not work because of the fact that it came with a newer firmware. We are in uncharted territory here(as far as the zmax goes anyway). It is possible that the security check won't allow that ROM to boot because only the firmware that came on your phone and newer firmwares released after the one that came on your will pass the check.