Question Motorola G50/Blu G50 - Moto G50

Im trying to unlock the bootloader on this phone. with no luck. Ive followed various guides on here.
fastboot devices/adb devices both recognize it. I was able to get the token identifier. which i used on motorola's website for the unlock.
it first told me that it was missing a puid... then it told me it couldnt be unlocked. i used adb reboot-bootloader to get the phone into fastboot mode. 95% of the commands come back failed (remote not implement)
I need help please.

Thats lame. I really want to mod this phone

Naksuhd said:
Thats lame. I really want to mod this phone
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Hello!
If you want to unlock the bootloader of G50 you need special fastboot from Motorola. Im attaching it in reply. Also you need to have bootloader unlock code.
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-a/ here you can optain your code. You can ask me if you need more. Also i made a guide how to install GSI on moto G50 if you want.
I hope that i helped.

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Not eligible for bootloader unlocking XT1900-5

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hello,i bought mine from uk,model xt1900-5,when i enter code in moto website its says "not eligible for bootloader unlocking".have anybody bearing this model succeeded unlocking bootloader?
no one didnt even tried?
solved,sorry may bad.please remove the thread.
Before you close, explain this for the newbies. I have the same problem, the OEM Unlock option in developer mode deosn't work, so I flash the stock signed ROM and after this I be able to unlock.
lucasbitencourt said:
Before you close, explain this for the newbies. I have the same problem, the OEM Unlock option in developer mode deosn't work, so I flash the stock signed ROM and after this I be able to unlock.
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Hi, sorry that this is old, but I've had my XT1900-5 for a few months and want to start rooting it finally. But I haven't bothered much because of the issue I've read about unlocking this bootloader. What signed ROM etc. ? Any help to get me started would be useful.
no complexity,just follow the instructions in moto website , copy the code properly(use the moto recommended tool for accuracy) & you are good to go,for twrp & root see the forum.

(US) T-Mobile version G7+ may come

https://www.xda-developers.com/motorola-moto-g7-plus-t-mobile/
It has NFC and B71 which G7 doesn't have.
Hopefully bootloader will be unlockable. If so, I may get one and paid in full and have it SIM unlocked, and flash RETAIL ROM
Any update on this? Been holding out on upgrading for this if it's true
If this is right it could be the revvl 3 or 3 plus as product sku is tmo revvl this is from wifi alliance
It's the g7 plus and g7 play https://www.tmonews.com/2019/07/t-mobile-revvlry-official-specs-price/
Can we root it using g7 plus method and unlock bootloader same way I currently have the phone
You can try to get bootloader unlock code it won't hurt nothing but as far as rooting I don't know but should be the same
krazy_smokezalot said:
Can we root it using g7 plus method and unlock bootloader same way I currently have the phone
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If you can unlock the bootloader, then rooting will be the easy part as you can usually just flash Magisk (or create a patched boot.img in Magisk Manager and flash the patched boot.img). TWRP may even work too, assuming T-Mo didn't heavily modify the underlying software and kernel.
The only question is gonna be unlocking the bootloader as it's not technically branded a Moto device (although is allegedly has the same codename). Moto may not ship a bootloader code to you, you may need to go thru T-Mobile in some way first.
Jleeblanch said:
If you can unlock the bootloader, then rooting will be the easy part as you can usually just flash Magisk (or create a patched boot.img in Magisk Manager and flash the patched boot.img). TWRP may even work too, assuming T-Mo didn't heavily modify the underlying software and kernel.
The only question is gonna be unlocking the bootloader as it's not technically branded a Moto device (although is allegedly has the same codename). Moto may not ship a bootloader code to you, you may need to go thru T-Mobile in some way first.
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But T-MOBILE don't offer bootloader unlock I work for them. Well just gonna try cause it's given the code name lake on cpu z and the manufacturer is Motorola
krazy_smokezalot said:
But T-MOBILE don't offer bootloader unlock I work for them. Well just gonna try cause it's given the code name lake on cpu z and the manufacturer is Motorola
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Knowing they (as in T-Mo) doesn't offer codes, which I figured they didn't, then I'd at least try to paste your unlock code on Moto's site. Worst that'll happen is a message will pop up saying you device doesn't qualify.
t mobile g7 plus bootloader unlock
i can confirm that the bootloader for the t mobile moto g7 plus is locked and could not get a unlock from Motorola website it probably has to be paid for to get a unlock. i am unable to confirm at this time if you can get a unlock i got mine on JOD jump on demand. if someone out there gets one paid for and trys for a bootloader unlock please confirm if you can or not after it is paid for. i think you could but i cant confirm that at this time please any ones feed back would be a big help we should all work to gather on this i hope for a bootloader unlock or a work around if someone figures something out but as fas as i know at this time if you owe on 1 there is no boot loader unlock but just maybe the possibility after it is paid i am not shure if you would have to go though t mobile first to get a unlock thanks and anyone's feed back would be very much appreciated.
Also this is probably the same moto g7 build lake as the one off there website but with t mobile branding and a locked down bootloader so twrp and magisk root should work if you can get a bootloader unlock. if someone does please confirm here if it does work or not thanks and i welcome your feedback from anyone.
REVVLRY+ is indeed G7 plus
Jimhackthorn said:
i can confirm that the bootloader for the t mobile moto g7 plus is locked and could not get a unlock from Motorola website it probably has to be paid for to get a unlock. i am unable to confirm at this time if you can get a unlock i got mine on JOD jump on demand. if someone out there gets one paid for and trys for a bootloader unlock please confirm if you can or not after it is paid for. i think you could but i cant confirm that at this time please any ones feed back would be a big help we should0 all work to gather on this i hope for a bootloader unlock or a work around if someone figures something out but as fas as i know at this time if you owe on 1 there is no boot loader unlock but just maybe the possibility after it is paid i am not shure if you would have to go though t mobile first to get a unlock thanks and anyone's feed back would be very much appreciated.
Also this is probably the same moto g7 build lake as the one off there website but with t mobile branding and a locked down bootloader so twrp and magisk root should work if you can get a bootloader unlock. if someone does please confirm here if it does work or not thanks and i welcome your feedback from anyone.
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Ok I'll try it cause it got it for free and it's paid off. Got it from my job as a gift. So I'll definitely check it out then I'm even more interested. But I kinda doubt it cause the bootloader has the name revvl in it in CPU Z. Bootloader goes by MBM-3.0lake_revvl-43c7c77-190517
Ok so no I tried fastboot oem unlock and nothing happens on the phone anyone else has any idea they want me to try. I'm able to check oem unlock but in fastboot the command oem unlock does nothing on the phone
unlock instructions
krazy_smokezalot said:
Ok so no I tried fastboot oem unlock and nothing happens on the phone anyone else has any idea they want me to try. I'm able to check oem unlock but in fastboot the command oem unlock does nothing on the phone
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That's because you got to get a unlock key from Motorola. you will first need to make a account with Motorola https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone%2Fbootloader%2Funlock-your-device-b
here is your instructions on how to get a key
Put your device in fastboot mode (power off, then press the power and volume down buttons simultaneously).
On your desktop, open a command prompt or terminal, and go to the directory where you installed the Android ADB (or make sure fastboot is in your $PATH)
At the prompt, type $ fastboot oem get_unlock_data
The returned string will be used to retrieve your unlock key.
Paste together the 5 lines of output into one continuous string without (bootloader) or ‘INFO’ or white spaces. Your string needs to look like this: 0A40040192024205#4C4D355631323030373731363031303332323239#BD008A672BA4746C2CE02328A2AC0C39F951A3E5#1F532800020000000000000000000000 EXAMPLE
Check if your device can be unlocked by pasting this string in the field below, and clicking “Can my device be unlocked?”
If your device is unlockable, a "REQUEST UNLOCK KEY" button will now appear at the bottom of this page.
then get the key put in your email address and you will get UNIQUE_KEY
then in adb put in fastboot oem unlock ((UNIQUE_KEY)) here
then fastboot reboot
If yours is paid for please let me know if it works mine is not paid for.
Jimhackthorn said:
That's because you got to get a unlock key from Motorola. you will first need to make a account with Motorola https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/unlock-your-device-b
here is your instructions on how to get a key
Put your device in fastboot mode (power off, then press the power and volume down buttons simultaneously).
On your desktop, open a command prompt or terminal, and go to the directory where you installed the Android ADB (or make sure fastboot is in your $PATH)
At the prompt, type $ fastboot oem get_unlock_data
The returned string will be used to retrieve your unlock key.
Paste together the 5 lines of output into one continuous string without (bootloader) or ‘INFO’ or white spaces. Your string needs to look like this: 0A40040192024205#4C4D355631323030373731363031303332323239#BD008A672BA4746C2CE02328A2AC0C39F951A3E5#1F532800020000000000000000000000 EXAMPLE
Check if your device can be unlocked by pasting this string in the field below, and clicking “Can my device be unlocked?”
If your device is unlockable, a "REQUEST UNLOCK KEY" button will now appear at the bottom of this page.
then get the key put in your email address and you will get UNIQUE_KEY
then in adb put in fastboot oem unlock ((UNIQUE_KEY)) here
then fastboot reboot
If yours is paid for please let me know if it works mine is not paid for.
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Cool thanks for this I'll follow this instructions to unlock bootloader. I'll post back my findings
krazy_smokezalot said:
Cool thanks for this I'll follow this instructions to unlock bootloader. I'll post back my findings
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This is a common method to unlock Motorola smartphone bootloader.
Hopefully you will be lucky to get the code, but you may wait up to 2 weeks after initial release.
I can confirm that Motorola will give you the unlock code.
Findings
UNLOCKING AND LOCKING BOOTLOADER WILL WIPE YOUR DEVICE> BACKUP PERSONAL DATA IF YOU WANT TO KEEP IT.
I unlocked the bootloader and flashed the moto G7 plus RETAIL firmware. Everything worked fine except google pay, and verity being disabled.
Installing TWRP would always give me a recovery boot loop, so I stopped trying, instead just booting into TWRP with fastboot.
I cannot get verity enabled, even after flashing stock and locking the bootloader, so that means no Google Pay, no Google Fi, no whatever else requires verity.
Looking at
Code:
fastboot getvar all
Shows a flag that verity is disabled and another flag that warranty is void, even after flashing stock.
The stock firmware I found in a firmware repo, because I failed to do a full backup of my system (I only backed up boot, system, and data).
Would anyone be willing to unlock their bootloader, boot into TWRP, do a full backup, and share it, to see if I can get back to stock with verity enabled? I'd love Google Pay back.
BanterJSmoke said:
I can confirm that Motorola will give you the unlock code.
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Wow!!!
This is HUGE!!!
Pay in full to get SIM unlocked first followed by bootloader unlock and flash RETAIL ROM and become G7 Plus
CDMA support is unknown
mingkee said:
Wow!!!
This is HUGE!!!
Pay in full to get SIM unlocked first followed by bootloader unlock and flash RETAIL ROM and become G7 Plus
CDMA support is unknown
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Except it's nearly $100 less expensive to just buy an unlocked g7+

Root method if no pc available

Hey guys, I have an lm-v405ua unlocked from at&t. Software version is 30e but I am hoping to install TWRP and lineage OS.
What root methods will work for this configuration? Also, without a pc, how do I ensure an unlocked bootloader?
Thanks in advance.
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I need my chave u now after am going... maybe
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I need my chave u now after am going... maybe
Bill W 466 said:
Hey guys, I have an lm-v405ua unlocked from at&t. Software version is 30e but I am hoping to install TWRP and lineage OS.
What root methods will work for this configuration? Also, without a pc, how do I ensure an unlocked bootloader?
Thanks in advance.
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I don't think there's any way to replace the basic 'fastboot oem unlock' command. Which is done with a pc (with fastboot / adb installed) connected to the device (and it's in fastboot mode, which for the v40 requires a pc with qfil to flash the v35 eng abl).
That I think is the roadblock for doing any of the other things, without an unlocked bootloader... then it's full stop. Can't go farther.
AsItLies said:
I don't think there's any way to replace the basic 'fastboot oem unlock' command. Which is done with a pc (with fastboot / adb installed) connected to the device (and it's in fastboot mode, which for the v40 requires a pc with qfil to flash the v35 eng abl).
That I think is the roadblock for doing any of the other things, without an unlocked bootloader... then it's full stop. Can't go farther.
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I apologize for my duplicate posts. Can you direct me to a thread with detailed instructions for flashing the necessary v35 image. I should have a new laptop coming in a few days.
I am not a total noob as I've used fastboot, adb, and in fact lgup (had a v20 a while back.) it's been a couple of years since I've done any of this as I've been away for a bit.
Thanks again...
Bill W 466 said:
I apologize for my duplicate posts. Can you direct me to a thread with detailed instructions for flashing the necessary v35 image. I should have a new laptop coming in a few days.
I am not a total noob as I've used fastboot, adb, and in fact lgup (had a v20 a while back.) it's been a couple of years since I've done any of this as I've been away for a bit.
Thanks again...
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Yes, this is the thread to follow to unlock the BL. Most of that is up to date, except maybe the part about getting twrp, but I can help with that when u get to that point.
Some important info you may or may not know, with prior experience: Some carriers make thier kdz available, some don't. So the ones that don't, it means it's imperative you make a backup of any partition first, before changing it (because if u don't, and u mess up, you'll have no way to 'get back').
Also, if you decide to do 'cross-flashing' be sure to backup the specific partitions that contain your imei and s/n, as those can get messed up in the process and without the backups the missing imei may be unable to make a call.
You might also notify a Moderator (see mod list in ea thread) and ask them to del the threads you started in Guides and Roms, because unfortunately, when new people see one person do it, then they do it also, then it just turns into a hella mess.
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Pixel 5 Android 12 Developer Preview 3 OTA Sideload failed at 94% and now it says "Can't find valid operating system. The device will not start."

I tried to install Android 12 Developer Preview 3 on my Pixel 5 via OTA Sideload but it failed at 94% with the message 'adb: failed to read command: No error' on cmd and 'Install from ADB completed with status 0' on phone.
After this when I try to boot, I get the following message: 'Can't find valid operating system. The device will not start.' (attached image)
I'm able to access the bootloader but when I tried going into recovery mode through the bootloader, it shows the same message: 'Can't find valid operating system. The device will not start.'
Seems like the recovery is corrupted as well.
Unfortunately I had not enabled OEM unlocking in the developer options before trying to install the Developer Preview, which is now not letting me unlock the bootloader.
Please help me fix the issue or help me find a way to unlock the bootloader without enabling OEM unlock.
Thanks in advance.
I had the same thing happen to me just now. Have you managed to figure anything out?
Nothing from my side, since bootloader is locked I can't flash the system image and I can't unlock bootloader because my OEM unlock is turned off in developer settings and the Recovery and Rescue mode are also corrupted.
I contacted Google support and their only solution was to bring it in for service as my device is still under warranty.
I'm in the same boat here with a Pixel 4a 5G. Got to 94%.
First time I've experienced an issue while sideloading. . .
Contacted google support and they are shipping me a refurbed replacement... disappointed, to say the least.
Not sure what to make of this, it's developer preview and now beta. Issues will possibly occur and it warns you of such.
**Possible Fix**
I would believe this might be due to the boot_a & boot_b when trying other custom ROMs or OTA updates.
I used the fastboot/ADB files from the lineageOS ROM page and used the command: fastboot flashing unlock
to unlock the bootloader again, this then allowed me to go back into the rescue mode and use googles online image reinstall and got me back onto the stock ROM. Hope this helps some people
leddra3k said:
**Possible Fix**
I would believe this might be due to the boot_a & boot_b when trying other custom ROMs or OTA updates.
I used the fastboot/ADB files from the lineageOS ROM page and used the command: fastboot flashing unlock
to unlock the bootloader again, this then allowed me to go back into the rescue mode and use googles online image reinstall and got me back onto the stock ROM. Hope this helps some people
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As an additional this let me get my phone back to loading the custom ROM I was on, to then reenable debugging mode, I then rebooted back into fastboot mode and used Googles online factory restore mode to flash stock ROM back on and I was back up and running
leddra3k said:
**Possible Fix**
I would believe this might be due to the boot_a & boot_b when trying other custom ROMs or OTA updates.
I used the fastboot/ADB files from the lineageOS ROM page and used the command: fastboot flashing unlock
to unlock the bootloader again, this then allowed me to go back into the rescue mode and use googles online image reinstall and got me back onto the stock ROM. Hope this helps some people
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As I had mentioned earlier: I had NOT enabled OEM unlocking in the developer options before trying to install the Developer Preview.
So this method does not work for me. It will be helpful if I can find a way to force unlock the bootloader somehow.
Thank you for your reply. Hope your method helps someone else resolve their issue.
k7nanjappan said:
As I had mentioned earlier: I had NOT enabled OEM unlocking in the developer options before trying to install the Developer Preview.
So this method does not work for me. It will be helpful if I can find a way to force unlock the bootloader somehow.
Thank you for your reply. Hope your method helps someone else resolve their issue.
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This might not work but have you tried plugging the phone into the computer using the pixel online factory recovery and tried the first step of the process which is a prompt to unlock the boatloader?
k7nanjappan said:
As I had mentioned earlier: I had NOT enabled OEM unlocking in the developer options before trying to install the Developer Preview.
So this method does not work for me. It will be helpful if I can find a way to force unlock the bootloader somehow.
Thank you for your reply. Hope your method helps someone else resolve their issue.
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I'm going to state what should be obvious here - you should not attempt to use pre-release firmware with a locked bootloader, because you will ne severely limited on what you can do to recover if something goes wrong.
Unlocking the bootloader is not possible if OEM Unlocking is not enabled.
leddra3k said:
This might not work but have you tried plugging the phone into the computer using the pixel online factory recovery and tried the first step of the process which is a prompt to unlock the boatloader?
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What exactly are you referring to? The Android Flash Tool requires an unlocked bootloader to start with, and does not unlock the bootloader itself.
V0latyle said:
I'm going to state what should be obvious here - you should not attempt to use pre-release firmware with a locked bootloader, because you will ne severely limited on what you can do to recover if something goes wrong.
Unlocking the bootloader is not possible if OEM Unlocking is not enabled.
What exactly are you referring to? The Android Flash Tool requires an unlocked bootloader to start with, and does not unlock the bootloader itself.
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Are you not aware of the Google online tool for their Pixel phones? https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/carrier_selection
This has additional flashing options within the 'online' version of fastboot/adb, and found that when trying locally downloaded adb/fastboot it didnt work. But when using the online version it allowed me to unlock the phones boatloader.
leddra3k said:
Are you not aware of the Google online tool for their Pixel phones? https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/carrier_selection
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I am aware. However, this tool does not function like adb and is not meant for flashing factory images like the Android Flash Tool is. The Pixel Repair Tool works specifically from Rescue Mode.
leddra3k said:
This has additional flashing options within the 'online' version of fastboot/adb, and found that when trying locally downloaded adb/fastboot it didnt work. But when using the online version it allowed me to unlock the phones boatloader.
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It sounds like your Platform Tools may be out of date. Current version is 31.0.3, Aug '21.

Hey guyz i have a lg v40 thinq. It is the verizon one

My phone was already unlocked for the bootloader when i bought it and now i want to relock it. I tried to relock it Using ADB but it doesn't work the phone just restarts and i cannot enter fastboot mood either no matter what i do. And the special codes like *#06# and the other ones also don't work pls help
Faizan._.Akhtar said:
My phone was already unlocked for the bootloader when i bought it and now i want to relock it. I tried to relock it Using ADB but it doesn't work the phone just restarts and i cannot enter fastboot mood either no matter what i do. And the special codes like *#06# and the other ones also don't work pls help
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to relock the bootloader, the device has to have a 100% stock rom on it, no modifications at all.
ADB isn't used to relock the BL, it has to be done with fastboot.
To get fastboot on the device you have to use qfil and flash the engineering abl and then go directly to fastboot from qfil.
Look in the guides section and you'll find threads how to get the above done.
AsItLies said:
to relock the bootloader, the device has to have a 100% stock rom on it, no modifications at all.
ADB isn't used to relock the BL, it has to be done with fastboot.
To get fastboot on the device you have to use qfil and flash the engineering abl and then go directly to fastboot from qfil.
Look in the guides section and you'll find threads how to get the above done.
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Hey bro i cannot find the guide can you pls give me the link for it. Thank you
Faizan._.Akhtar said:
Hey bro i cannot find the guide can you pls give me the link for it. Thank you
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there are multiple guides in the guides section re this. They may be for unlocking the bootloader, but in your case you follow it and instead of oem unlock, you type oem lock.

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