yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto X Android Development] wolfen69:
Damn you! You had to show me that link, didn't you. Just kidding. I just bought a regular xt1058 for $10 less. If I had seen the one you bought, I would have gotten it. Oh well, I guess I could return it, but I'm not going through the hassle. I guess I'll have to live with my crappy xt1058. ;) That's OK, I was considering staying with stock anyway since I'm not much of a power user to begin with. Basically all I do is talk, text, ebay app, and stream music and podcasts.

$199 is a decent price for the dev version though. Maybe I didn't look hard enough, but all I found was a 32gb dev version for $230. Oh well, have fun.
[Moto X Android Development] Vyom:
Thanks stillthisguy for the awesome tool.

I was looking for a way to revert to Stock using the options under "9. Flash Back To Stock", but I only find following options under it:

1. Verizon

2. ATT

3. Sprint

4. T-Mobile

5. US Cellular

6. Rogers

How to flash stock ROM on an unlocked bootloader device? I have XT1052 device which is carrier independent. Any help would be appreciated.
[Moto X Android Development] mschumacher69:
Download ur factory images from here:

http://www.filefactory.com/folder/dd05c058d3ff8dbe/?sort=created&order=DESC&show=100&page=1

http://motofirmware.center/files/category/9-ghost/

And flash using rsdlite by following the guide below:

http://xdaforums.com/moto-x/general/guide-moto-x-return-to-100-stock-using-t2446515
[Moto X Android Development] mbolden:
Droid Turbo?

Will this work on the Droid Turbo [verizon]?
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Technically some of the functions would, but not much. What functionality of this toolkit are you looking for to work with the turbo?
[Moto X Android Development] mbolden:
Need to root it.. thanks
[Moto X Android Development] deboyz1014:
Anyone got link to the latest Motorola Device Manager software? I searched motorola site as well as the link here, both ended in error.

Network Error (tcp_error)

A communication error occurred: "Connection refused"

The Web Server may be down, too busy, or experiencing other problems preventing it from responding to requests. You may wish to try again at a later time.

For assistance, contact your network support team.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/88481 This page opens fine for me.
[Moto X Android Development] deboyz1014:
Aye it opens fine but click download for window, you will get that message.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
I might have it saved somewhere. I will check later tonight and if I do will post a link.
[Moto X Android Development] deboyz1014:
looks like motorola fixed the issue, able to download file now. Saving this sucker onto the cloud
[Moto X Android Development] stefymarty:
I just tried to flash back to stock (option 9) and it completely wiped my phone, I can't boot back into android. I tried to sideload a CM ROM and it fails at 65%. Can someone tell me how to get it working again?

Moto X Dev Edition VZW
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/standalone/bootloader/recovery-images that link will take you to motos site. There you can request the firmware for your device and it has instructions on flashing it back to stock. The toolkit has the stock firmware for the retail version of the phone not the dev edition. Even though there is no difference between them, I would try using the firmware from moto for the dev Ed.
[Moto X Android Development] kuhan:
EDIT: Had a problem but I fixed it.
[Moto X Android Development] adcpeda:
is there a way to root 4.4.4 with this?
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
It does not.
[Moto X Android Development] mschumacher69:
Do u have an unlockable bootloader? If u do, unlock it, flash twrp and it would root for u.
[Moto X Android Development] Inflameitor:
Men can you put the México carrier in specific telcel operator in your wonderful toolkit thanks in advance
[Moto X Android Development] Specker_:
any of the options again blocks bootloader??
[Moto X Android Development] cowman4000:
Unroot?!?!

I see the unroot option is new... If I used this tool to root via RockmyMoto, can I unroot and then run the OTA 4.4 update to avoid having to run RSDlite to go back to stock to update?
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Yes, the unroot will flash the boot.img, recovery.img, and system.img. You will need to add those to the unroot folder. Then you will be able to take the OTA.
[Moto X Android Development] sdnn:
Does your toolkit work with already OTA kitkat update?
[Moto X Android Development] mpetruzz:
Where do I get those files and then where exactly do I put them??
[Moto X Android Development] hermeshhn:
I'm interested in that too

Enviado desde mi XT1058 mediante Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] kamikass:
Im on xt1058, Brazil, 4.2.2, no root... Cant install pwnmymoto... After downloading and sending it to phone, the phone prompts a google play advice about the risk of installation and asking if I sill want to install... I select instal and the toolkit returns the folowing message: Failure [INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_UNEXPECTED EXCEPTION]...

Help please?

All I want to do is root...

Oh, just found out I had to install RockMyMoto... Awesome Toolkit! Thanks!
[Moto X Android Development] MaKTaiL:
ADB can't see my phone, what do I have to do? Sorry for the stupid question but I'm coming from Galaxy S4.

Rooting, flashing, etc on Samsung devices are so easy with Odin that I'm quite lost on root process on Motorola devices.
[Moto X Android Development] kamikass:
Did you install the drivers via toolkit? If not, do that with the phone unplugged and try again.
[Moto X Android Development] MaKTaiL:
I had to turn on device debug on developer settings. Now it is showing up :)

Enviado de meu XT1058 usando Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] MaKTaiL:
So guys, I have one more question. I am running a brazilian rom, totally stock, no changes.

If I root this device how can I come back to stock again if I want?

I see there are only options to US carriers in this toolkit.

I know which firmware to download from SBF website but I don't know what I should do with it.
[Moto X Android Development] MaKTaiL:
Anyone?
[Moto X Android Development] MaKTaiL:
Up

Enviado de meu GT-I9082L usando Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] caanda45:
Go here.....http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2446515

This is how you get back to stock and use the firmware you downloaded...
[Moto X Android Development] aaronuser:
I've been trying to use this on my Moto X (4.2.2) and I get a "INSTALL_PARSE_UNEXPECTED_EXCEPTION". When trying to install PwnMyMoto.

Any help would be appreciated.

Aaron
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Depends on what you are trying to use the toolkit for. It currently cannot flash back to 4.4, but that will come in a future update. Also, I do not have the SlapMyMoto simplified yet, so that would possibly be in an update, but I cannot guarantee that either.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
It is a possibility, but not sure when.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
I haven't added all the variants yet. I may end up just giving an option to flash back with anything you want with a custom option outside of the US carriers. If you need to flash back right away, you would want to use RSDLite.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
If you get that error with PwnMyMoto you need to try using RockMyMoto. RockMyMoto is for 4.2.2 Camera update.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
You can download the firmware here. Extract the files and put them in the unroot folder.
[Moto X Android Development] PianoJazz:
Return to Stock - Developer Edition (GSM) - US

I've done something stupid, evidently. I used your application to root and install SuperSU, and everything went flawlessly.

I then allowed Google to restore all my apps that were installed on my previous phone. That didn't work well, to say the least. So, I used TWRP to format everything: all partitions including system and the sdcard. I had thought of just resetting within Android itself, but I wanted to clean up the sdcard partition of any junk brought over from the Android restore and figured wiping through TWRP would be more thorough. Too thorough, it seems.

Now I have no installed OS and cannot boot into the system -- just the bootloader and then into recovery. Trying to boot into the system just brings up the unlocked bootloader warning page, but it doesn't advance beyond that.

I have the Developer Edition (GSM). I don't see this within your "Flash Back to Stock" menu.

Suggestions?

Thanks.
[Moto X Android Development] caanda45:
As a FYI does the toolkit just have the US carriers only? Specifically the Rogers version? If not can you add it and be less American centric???? LOL a big world out there.....please and thanks......then maybe we can get more stars on this thread....
[Moto X Android Development] mmoreimi:
4.4

Can the Moto X Toolkit v1.2.1 root a stock/unrooted Moto X running 4.4?
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Link to Moto for downloading and flashing Dev Edition back to stock
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
The Toolkit does have the Rogers version, only the OG, but the OTA's will be added.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
No, not at this time. Best to follow the SlapMyMoto thread.
[Moto X Android Development] PianoJazz:
I found that site after my message. Motorola requires you to submit a request to get access to the images. I'm waiting to hear back. There shouldn't be any issue with receiving access to the files, should there? Just seems like a strange way to handle it.

Also, can someone tell me what I did wrong? When I used TWRP to perform a wipe, what should I have done differently?

Thanks.
[Moto X Android Development] jumperalex:
not wiped system!!! Or performed a "factory reset". But you never wipe system unless you are prepared to immediately flash a new rom img

You also didn't really need to wipe data. if you wanted to clear out your "sd" then you should have connected to your PC and deleted everything in there. If you wanted to actually clear out the data partition, then yeah sure a data wipe would have been "safe" too so long as your recovery is f2fs aware and knows not to wire the "virtual sd"

Oh yeah and you should have made a backup first too.

here is a thread with the images I think you need http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2537398
[Moto X Android Development] PianoJazz:
Thanks for the information. I guess I was so accustomed, with my previous phone (Nexus 4), to immediately installing a ROM while still in Recovery that I didn't even think about wiping the system partition. Lesson learned.

Motorola emailed me with a link to the factory image files (GSM Developer Edition), so once I download and install them, I should be fine. I'll let everyone know how it goes.

Thanks again!
[Moto X Android Development] PianoJazz:
Well, that was easier than I expected. I downloaded the .zip file from the link Motorola sent me, followed the instructions, and I'm back in business.

One interesting point: The filename Motorola had me download is TMO_RETAIL_XT1053_4.4-13.11.1Q2.X-69-3_MR2_1FF.xml.zip. Is this the same as the T-Mobile factory image files? If so, I waited a day for nothing.

For anyone who needs it, the link to the file is https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByGtxlrI5GAoZFg4SzRudVZSWHc/edit. (It probably expires after a certain amount of time.)

But, again, it worked out great!

Thanks for the help.
[Moto X Android Development] enjoimadcow:
Slapmymoto

Are there plans for adding slapmymoto to the mix? If so, I'll wait for it in fear of me screwing something up.

edit: nevermind. Reading is useful.
[Moto X Android Development] PatrickC:
I'm trying to return my Moto X on Sprint back to stock, and keep getting the following error:

(bootloader) Variable not supported!

on everything when it's trying to flash it.

Windows 8 x64 running in compatibility mode for Win XP SP3
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Glad it worked for you. At first I thought it was the same as on the SBF site, but then noticed the one on SBF ends with CFC.xml.zip and the one you downloaded ends with 1FF.xml.zip. Not sure what the difference would be.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
As shown below, you should see that message. It is caused by using fastboot instead of mfastboot. I will probably update the return to stock to use mfastboot in the next version, just so this message doesn't show up anymore. What you should be looking for is sending with an OKAY and writing with an OKAY. Let me know if you are not seeing the OKAY after sending and writing.

(bootloader) Variable not supported!
target reported max download size of 805306368 bytes
sending 'modem' (53740 KB)...
OKAY [ 3.583s]
writing 'modem'...
OKAY [ 3.866s]
finished. total time: 7.449s
[Moto X Android Development] zgroten:
Will the root function of this work with the upcoming Sprint update? Or will changes need to be made?
[Moto X Android Development] Specker_:
would add to unroot the Brazilian version of Moto X?
[Moto X Android Development] km8j:
Will this root a 4.4 moto x
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
If the sprint update is 4.4 then no, not at this time.

Even though this was answered 1 page ago, it will not at this time.
[Moto X Android Development] warrenis1234:
copy pasted from my post in the q&a, I know this has been answered and discussed elsewhere, but I'm having trouble finding out how to do it, I'm sure I'm missing something

I'm on republic wireless moto x, and I've recently rooted it, but there's still a few things I can't do, for ex. xposed

from what I've gathered after not being able to install busybox, it has something to do with the permissions on the phone

can anyone shed some light?
[Moto X Android Development] wmarcin:
Do you have RW permissions enabled for folders where busybox and/or xposed are installed?
[Moto X Android Development] rsromano:
Does the unroot option fix the counter that tells the carriers whether I've rooted?
[Moto X Android Development] cartmenicus:
There's a counter..?
[Moto X Android Development] rsromano:
I've heard it exists on other phones. I don't know if this one has it. I've heard it called a flash counter, binary counter. Qe x/1
[Moto X Android Development] kuz142:
Help! Can't boot to recovery or update

I have an AT&T Moto X, running stock rooted 4.2.2, OTA camera update. I wanted to factory reset, so used the toolkit first to unroot, then to restore to stock. All the processes ran fine, but now when I try to update to the OTA 4.4 kitkat software, it tries boot to recovery and install, but can't and just boots back to android. When I manually try to boot recovery, I see the green robot on his back with a warning triangle and red exclamation point above it. Can anyone help me figure out what's wrong and fix it? Thanks!
[Moto X Android Development] cvhovey:
Just a quick question. I will be getting my retail Verizon "X" in a day or so, when FedEx decides to stop sitting on my package. From what I understand, it would should arrive with 4.2 pre-camera update. I'm weighing my options at this point:

1.) Root with your Kit (PwnMyMoto option), freeze the needed files to avoid OTA update, and update Moto's improved camera from the play store.

2.) Flash the camera update sbf (got the sbf files before that site crashed), root with your Kit (RockMyMoto option), then freeze the needed files to avoid OTA update.

3.) Stay unrooted stock until jcase possibly releases SlapMyMoto v1.0 that could resolve the current write protection issue when rooting KitKat.

If I go with either option 1 or 2 above, then your Kit should do the trick since I'd be coming from a clean, stock, not-previously write protected device, right? Or is there some better option I haven't considered?

My goal is just stock, rooted, and some Xposed tweaks.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
What your talking about exists for our phone, you can read about it, and how to change it here. I have read though that with Android 4.4 on our phone, even those that have never rooted ever, have the 1/1. So apparently it doesn't matter to moto anymore? I was going to add the fix, but since 4.4 seems to change the rule, I haven't added it.

Edit: I know a guy at work that has a Moto X never rooted, I will check his tomorrow to verify as well.

Edit: Yes, on 4.4 the qe is 1/1 even never rooted.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Answered above.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Try the install again, if it doesn't work, you can go to bootloader and do a fastboot erase cache, which will delete the update file and it will then download again when you boot up your phone, then try again. Or see if someone has uploaded a .zip you can install through recovery.
[Moto X Android Development] LSUtigers03:
When I try to install PwnMyMoto I get the following error.

When I try to use RockMyMoto I get an error the first time I use Impactor that says "Signature bugs unavailable" and Impactor stops. If I close it and continue to puttytel I get an error that says "Network error: connection refused.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Go to settings > About phone. What are your Android version, System version and build number?
[Moto X Android Development] LSUtigers03:
4.4

140.44.5.ghost_att.ATT.en.US

13.11.1Q2.X-69-3
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Root for 4.4 would require using SlapMyMoto by jcase. I have not included a way to use SlapMyMoto.
[Moto X Android Development] AbstractXart:
I was unable to find an answer when searching the thread, but if I'm on Sprints 4.4 OTA and try to use your toolkit to revert back to 4.2, will there be any kind of issues I'd run into?
[Moto X Android Development] tallgrasshawk:
Will including jcases's slapMM be something you may include into an updated toolkit?
[Moto X Android Development] strausd:
+1

I would definitely use it and donate if it could root my 4.4 Moto X.
[Moto X Android Development] mschumacher69:
You can already root your 4.4 Moto X ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2538896
[Moto X Android Development] strausd:
I was talking in relation to having an easy way to do it through a toolkit. Especially since this toolkit comes with an unroot option.
[Moto X Android Development] Toxicoblivion:
+1
[Moto X Android Development] quickstang:
Agreed. I just got my phone & seeing how I'm on 4.4 already, I'll wait for an easier 4.4 root.

I've spent the last 2yrs with my Galaxy Nexus & while I can fastboot, adb, blah blah, I really don't want to go through 13 some odd steps to downgrade, unroot & then go back.

I'm patient enough to wait for an unroot method without downgrading to 4.2.2

There are enough smart people on xda, that sooner or later it'll happen.

Sent from my iphone killing Galaxy Nexus running cMetal 11.0 rom & Mpokang kernel. For the love of everyone on forums READ BEFORE YOU POST.
[Moto X Android Development] tacitus54:
KitKat

Will this toolkit work after the 4.4. update and root with Slapmymoto?
[Moto X Android Development] andTab:
I cannot get this to work either.

Program just won't run.

Tried running (both the program and the installer) in admin mode, in Win7 comp mode, in WinXP SP3 mode, in admin plus WinXP SP3 mode ... nothing.

It seems to install fine but when I run it, nothing happens.

PS: I did successfully/manually install the ADB drivers
[Moto X Android Development] Icon000:
Similar Error

Same thing happens to me? Here's my information:

Android Version: 4.2.2

System Version: 139.9.51.ghost_att.ATT.en.US

Build Number: 13.9.0Q2.X-116-X-17-51
[Moto X Android Development] OilDigger:
Great tool. Thanks for developing it.

There seems to be an issue now though. I tried to use it to go back to stock last night, and when I selected option 1 to download and flash the firmware, it wouldn't download the firmware.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Yeah, the firmware links are bad in the toolkit. That happened when the drives went bad and all the links are at a new hosting site. I will get it corrected in the next version.
[Moto X Android Development] JackTheRipper13:
I can't get it to run dependably either, Windows 8 64b Enterprise. It works when it wants to. Thanks!
[Moto X Android Development] kamikass:
Any updates for 4.4 root via toolkit?
[Moto X Android Development] redeuxx:
Yes please. :)
[Moto X Android Development] priddyma:
It really only takes 5 minutes.
[Moto X Android Development] kamikass:
Yea, Ima get some experience with adb before trying anyways... Not that used to it...
[Moto X Android Development] xastey:
So whats the steps if I'm on 4.4.. Will this tool downgrade me to 4.2 or do I have to downgrade THEN use this tool to root and it will upgrade me to 4.4. I've been rooting since the OG Moto Droid so I can handle anything just need to know the proper steps. My Motox Dev version was pretty easy(even though I got into a boot loop and had to reflash everything when I stupidly tried to native tether patch while I was one 4.2), but I also have a non Dev moto X that I want to root for the wife.

Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] cdmove:
+1 yes please.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Root of 4.4 requires a downgrade to 4.2.2, which this toolkit could downgrade you to 4.2.2, then you could use RockMyMoto to root, then go run the MotoWPNoMo to have permanent WP off, then flash 4.2.2 again, then follow SlapMyMoto to complete root and update to 4.4 with root. It is quite the process, and I can only refine so much, as the root methods and permanent WP off are not my work. I am trying to find a way to help simplify the process, but it takes time, and I am running into some issues.
[Moto X Android Development] kamikass:
The 4.4 rooting process is easier than it seems, all you need is to follow the steps on JCase post... Of course a toolkit would be much safer, but most devs don't do this as a job, so they can't just dedicate their time just to make thigs easier for unexperienced users.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
I don't think it is a hard process, but I think it can be overwhelming for some, as evidenced by all the posts asking me to include an easier way to complete the process and all the posts in the root thread. I do know that most devs don't do this as a job and this toolkit is just a hobby for me.
[Moto X Android Development] kamikass:
Great toolkit btw
[Moto X Android Development] Kenichi:
Thanks for the toolkit!
[Moto X Android Development] SR3TLAW:
unroot folder

Unrooting and sending back phone. Where is the unroot folder located?
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
x32 - C:\Program Files\stillthisguy\Moto X Toolkit\Unroot

x64 - C:\Program Files (x86)\stillthisguy\Moto X Toolkit\Unroot
[Moto X Android Development] SR3TLAW:
what order

When returning to stock ROM and unrooting. What order should I do this in? Flash the stock ROM zip and then use option 11 from the toolkit?
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
If you are just returning to stock, you don't need to use the unroot option. The unroot only flashes recovery.img / system.img / boot.img to the phone. Those would be flashed when you return to stock.
[Moto X Android Development] SR3TLAW:
My thinking is to send back the phone exaclty how I got it. Witch is running the stock ROM and in an unrooted, locked state. Are you saying that I simply need to flash the stock ROM and ill be gravy. I didn't think this re locked the boot loader.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
It won't relock the bootloader. Make sure to reboot to fastboot, then you would just need to use option 21 to manually enter

fastboot oem lock

The bootloader won't say locked, but it will say relocked.
[Moto X Android Development] SR3TLAW:
grr

Heres where im at. I have 13.9.0Q2.X-116-MX-17-57.zip loaded in \Moto X Toolkit\ReturnToStock\Verizon. Im selecting number 8, then option 1 for Verizon and finnally option 4 to Install the zip. Im getting the error "you do not have the needed files downloaded..." Does anyone know the fastboot command to flash a zip? It is "oem flash file.xxxx"