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ba...@google.com
ba...@google.com
- Could you please confirm if you can go to fastboot mode by pressing the
power button + Volume Downbutton for 3 sec. - If yes, flash the device using the
recovery
After successfully reboot you can use the settings to toggle on OEM unlocking
How to Enable Developer options?
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On your phone go into Settings > About Phone/Tablet > Tap
Build Numberseven times. -
Scroll to find the OEM unlocking
Please let me know if you need any help reg this
ri...@gmail.com
ba...@google.com
We have shared this with our product and engineering team and will update this issue with more information as it becomes available.
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1) Which Beta/Build you were having on your device before updating
2) What Beta/Build you were updating to
3) The mode of update for the device, Did you side load the image or Did you receive the OTA.
ri...@gmail.com
I updated to version oriole_beta-ota-ap31.240517.031-0d3f54f2 without any
problem
I received the update when I signed up for Google's beta program, via OTA,
after factory resetting while in the beta version, the phone was left in an
infinite loop (the screen when the device is turning on)
El mar, 2 jul 2024, 10:24 a. m., <buganizer-system@google.com> escribió:
vi...@google.com
Thanks for the response.
vv...@google.com
Please follow the below steps and try to flash the latest beta build (AP31.240617.010 ,
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Press vol down+power to boot the device to fastboot mode, then press vol down x 3 times and power button 1 time to enter the rescue mode. (If the screen shows that "Your device is corrupt", press the power button one more time to proceed). After a while, the device will enter the rescue mode screen. (
https://screenshot.googleplex.com/899G3mYvTQmVcHj ) -
Open
https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/steps and navigate to the steps, it will tell you to factory reset & reinstall OTA AP31.240617.010 (https://screenshot.googleplex.com/45BPzcjhvD5iMhQ ) -
Wait until the process is complete. After this step, the bootloader still notifies that the device is corrupted, but it can boot the device up/enter the android home screen. (
https://screenshot.googleplex.com/BPJE7uKniFtHCnU )
(Supported on the unlocked device only)
- Boot the device back to fastboot mode and run the following commands:
$ fastboot snapshot-update cancel
$ fastboot -w
$ fastboot reboot
5.The "Your device is corrupt" notice will be gone and the device can boot up normally.
Description
Try flashing some official system image, but don't proceed as I never unlocked the bootloader and didn't access developer, so don't enable any OEM unlocking or USB debugging option.
It always throws the following error when trying to flash: FAILED (remote: (flash:) command is not allowed when locked)