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[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
If you have usb debugging enabled in developer options on the X, then go to device manager on the computer. Find the X in device manager and make sure it shows as Composite adb device. If not, update the driver manually, choosing search my computer, then use driver on computer and choose the adb composite driver. You may have to reboot your computer after changing the driver. When you issue the adb command from a command prompt opened to the directory with all the files in it, you should get a pop-up on the phone to authorize. Do that and then run the bat file again.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
No, showing up as portable device. Update driver gives me two options:

Search automatically, computer and windows

Browse my computer for the correct driver file.

The auto search says best driver is already installed. Search computer for driver, search where? What file? Crazy thing is that ADB works fine on the Razr so I for sure have the wrong driver. These are the only driver files I could find online:

MotorolaDeviceManager_2.3.7.exe

MotorolaDeviceManager_2.5.4.exe

Using the 2.5.7 one now and it is not working for ADB, only as portable media device. I think the Razr works because I had installed better drivers for that, let me see if I have them. Found these:

Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_5.9.0_32bit.msi

Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_5.9.0_64bit.msi

Motorola_EU_Driver_Installation_v2.6.2.msi

And this: MotorolaDeviceManager_2.2.28.exe

And this: MotoHelper_2.1.32_Driver_5.4.0.exe

Dude, I need good Motorola drivers for the Moto X Pure. What drivers did you use? Can you give me a link or the file?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
Use the browse my computer, and choose the Mot adb driver.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Okay, there are probably 100,000 files on this computer, where to look? I have a great tool that fill find anything, immediately, by filename or partial file name called Search Everything. A Must Have tool for PCs with lots of files.

What kind of file name am I looking for? I don't think there is a file named "Mot adb driver" and without a specific location to look in, finding something like that would be nearly impossible. ...and the Razr works so well too. But even the Razr did not work until while searching for drivers, it finally found "XT912". Once that driver was found and installed, everything worked, file transfers and adb.

Trying to install Motorola drivers with MotorolaDeviceManager_2.5.4.exe game me the same crap and when it finally found XT1575, I ended up with a portable player in my Computer window and ADB does not find it at all. Bad drivers, I need the right ones.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
What version of windows are you running. If 8 or 10 when you do the browse, you should get a choice to pick from a list of drivers on my computer. That will show only drivers available for that device.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP-1

Seems like finding 64 bit drivers is difficult. I have been at Google since I first posted, tired, and hungry. Chinese food on the way. I remember I could not us ODIN a long time ago unless I installed the drivers on my 32 bit laptop. Nothing would work on 64 bit. There should be working drivers for this machine though, but where?

Motorola is not calling them drivers anymore, now the file is called: MotorolaDeviceManager_2.5.4.exe

For the Razr, there were "real" driver files. I used these to get at it on this machine:

Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_5.9.0_32bit.msi

Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_5.9.0_64bit.msi

Motorola_EU_Driver_Installation_v2.6.2.msi

Notice there is a 32 bit version, a 64 bit version, and I guess a European version. And they worked just fine for the Razr.

Come on Baldy, you are able to use ADB on your phone, what are you using? a 32 bit PC or did you get real Motorola drivers for this? All I get is a portable player from this stupid new MotorolaDeviceManager,

Rebooting is not an issue, I have an SSD drive in this PC. The laptop is old with Windows 7 32 bit and only 2 GB ram so it "might" work but would be horribly slow.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
OK. Here's a dropbox link to the Universal ADB drivers. Try these.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uo6xr73avg8pjg9/Unirversal ADB.zip?dl=0

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If those don't work, here's the moto ones

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34805433/USB Driver.6.4.0.2014-10-24.zip
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Ahahaha! I already found and downloaded that file. I did not try it because I was not sure it would connect a Motorola Phone to a 64 bit Windows 7 PC. Well, not much choice, will try it now.

If only I had a shell script for that reset modem kit, we would be done already because I always keep a running Linux machine handy and have rooted and setup many phones on it. Linux does not need drivers, only the Android sdk installed so ADB

HAH! I plugged the phone into a Linux machine, ran "adb devices" and got my phone ID right away. I wanted to double check nothing is wrong with the phone, it is the dammed Windows drivers.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
If you've got a running linux machine, just copy the files over to it and run the commands manually. Just look at the modem-flash.bat files for the commands. It's only 5 commands.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Sounds good man. I just installed the UniversalAdbDriverSetup.msi and could not find my device. In the zip file was a usb driver folder. Inside are files for a 32 bit system or an amd64. Not good. :(

Yeah, copy everything over and try to run the commands by hand. Seems simple enough and I have wasted over 4 hours already. :(

I made a restore point before installing this driver. ADB does not even show the starting daemon message anymore. Might have to revert back to pre driver install.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
That's probably the easiest.

BTW - AMD64 is the generic term for any 64 bit Windows system.

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Let me know when you get it done if it works or not. Getting late here and I have to be up at 6am
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Oh crap I am sorry. I have been trying to install, reinstall, or update motorola drivers for this PC and no matter what, razr is found by adb, but not the pure. Maybe the sdk I have installed does not recognize it, who knows. Let me get this over to linux so you can go to bed. Back in a few, thanks Baldy.

Moving folder to Linux by flash drive. Network is slow and would take an hour and probably crash too. Done messing around, if Linux will work, we use it. So far nothing accomplished and not for lack of trying and you really are doing all you can to help..

This is a huge amount of files to copy, bear with me. I think you are right about the radio. If I use the arrow under the quick tile WiFi, the WiFi will stay on, scanning for networks, but finds nothing. There are at least 6 networks that always show up in a wifi scan. The radio must really be screwed or set to the wrong device. I must have picked the wrong MM file to flash or something, this should not have happened. 3 min left to xfer to flash drive, then put in linux...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sd_shadow:
did you try manually selecting driver in Device Manager like in my

Moto Drivers, RSD Lite, and other Unbricking Tools

http://xdaforums.com/general/rooting-roms/motorola-usb-drivers-rsd-lite-firmware-t3042687
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
I'll stick with you till the football game is over. Just let me know after you get it flashed if it works.

BTW - the only file you need is the Non-hlos.bin file, as that's all you're going to flash.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
No! I didn't know you had such things or yeah, probably you do but with so much stuff, where to look, Shado? :D

I grabbed the Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_6.4.0_64bit.msi and hope that it is new enough to recognize the Moto X Pure. Seems the only way Windows 7 64 sees it would be as a portable media player in "Computer". From there you have access to both sdcards. Thanks shadow!

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Oh I didn't realize that. I will let it go a few more minutes and if takes too long, just make sure to have the one file and try the flash.

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Trying this manually but says device is offline.

[paul@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]$ adb devices

List of devices attached

TA39400GKB offline

[paul@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]$

[paul@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]$ adb reboot bootloader

error: device offline

[paul@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]$

Without a way to wake this device up, this is not going to work. So sad. :(

Go to bed, Baldy and thank you very, very much. No sense in keeping you up all night.

Maybe I can get shadow's stuff to work. Not sure if this flash-modem bat file will work unless you have tested it. The device shows up as offline on Linux.

I tried installing shadow's Motorola_End_User_Driver_Installation_6.4.0_64bit.msi file and it shows already installed. I did the repair thing and apparently there is nothing to repair. Not the right driver for a Moto X Pure I guess. Shadow has some sort of post about checking and repairing the Motorola drivers, not sure if I understand it, but I will try. Nothing else I can do and I am eating up my data without wifi.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
On the phone, in developer options, select revoke USB debugging authorizations. Disconnect and reconnect to the computer and run the adb devices again. You should get a popup on the phone to authorize this computer. Do so and run the adb devices again. Should show your device.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
YEAH! Something ain't right because the Razr did ask for authorization from both the Windows and Linux Computer. The Razr shows up as an ADB device in device manager in Windows, the Pure does not, nor does it ask for authorization. Trying it now...

Okay, did not work on the Windows machine but I did get it to ask for auth on the Linux machine, no longer says offline. Let me see if this Windows bat file will work manually on Linux.

The [MENTION=279333]ECHO[/MENTION] Off stuff does nothing..

Oh man, fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin put the phone right into the bootloader but I forgot to open the command window to where the flash files are so nothing happend, AFAIK and I am restarting the phone, and will try again with command line window where the flash file is....

You will get news very shortly!

Oh no, what does this mean?

[root@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]# adb devices

List of devices attached

TA39400GKB device

[root@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]# adb reboot bootloader

[root@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]# fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin

target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes

sending 'modem' (41675 KB)...

FAILED (data transfer failure (Protocol error))

finished. total time: 0.005s

[root@PPC-WORKS ModemFlash-Files]#

Just won't work? Wrong file for phone? Did not get a good copy of file on Linux machine?

Might be a corrupted zip file download. That was a very huge file. The Google server could not check it, I did the download anyway, and the error while trying to flash is:

target reported max download size of 536870912 bytes

File size on Linux:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 paul paul 42,675,560 Jul 30 13:52 NON-HLOS.bin

File size on Windows:

42,675,560 NON-HLOS.bin

The flash command calls for a larger file:

target reported max download size of 536,870,912 bytes

We have a 42 Mb file. The flash expects a 536 Mb file? Maybe I just don't understand this?

This really sucks and was my last hope for resetting the WiFi radio tonight. I really don't know what to do now. :(
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
Sounds like your adb on the linux machine is too old.

As a last resort, try transfering the NON-HLOS.bin file to the phone and flashing it with TWRP. Don't know if it will work without clearing the modem caches, but it's worth a try.

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Heading to bed, but I'll be awake for a while. sJust have to continue on my phone or tablet, not my laptop.

If it works or not ping me and let me know. If necessary we'll continue tomorrow.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Yeah, maybe so. Okay, will send you a post with a MENTION to you in it. Thanks Baldy!

I didn't know if you could flash a bin file with TWRP.

Oh man, that interrupted flash wrecked the phone. When I power it up, it goes straight to the bootloader, will not boot to system anymore. Looks like I am in for another restore just to get it running. Wonder if I should try an earlier backup? Probably won't matter as nothing should have disrupted the radio in the phone other than flashing a bad file and that seems to be what happened. Marshmallow appeared to work but I could not reboot the phone. Got stuck in a bootloop so the MM flash never really was successful, even though it appeared to be.

I have to do something man. Let me try to restore LP again and then find a way to reset the wifi radio.

Would a Factory Reset fix this? I mean I do have TWRP backups and it is easy enough to root the phone, unlock it, and install TWRP. The WinDroid tool seems to have it's own adb and usb drivers that work. Is there a hidden OS in the phone that gets restored for a factory reset?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
Factory reset only formats data, cache and dalvik. I would just do another restore and see what happens. If you still have Wi-Fi issues, try flashing the NON-HLOS.bin file in TWRP.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
I didn't know you could flash a bin file from TWRP. I have been looking all over for the right drivers for the Moto X for Windows. It really is that MotorolaDeviceManager_2.5.4.exe file. Used without debugging, you can transfer files. If you have the right, updated adb files on your system, it should show in the device manager, mine does but only as a portable player. If done w/out debugging, the XT1575 drivers install fine. But I need updated sdk files and found the setup page for it for the Moto X Play, which is pretty much the same phone, here:

http://www.teamandroid.com/2015/08/26/moto-x-play-usb-drivers-download/

I have the proper Motorola drivers installed, and following the instructions for How to Set Up ADB and Fastboot with Android SDK on Windows 7 & Windows 8 on the next page. Got the Java Platform (JDK) from Java SE Software Development Kit (SDK) installed, Next is the Android SDK (installer_rXX.X-windows.exe) from the Android Developers website.

When all this is done right, I should have a working ADB SDK environment on this PC so I can fix and work on the phone. If it does not work, I will do as you say, try to flash from TWRP and hope for the best. Other than that I know of nothing else to do. I would somehow need a new stock rom for this phone and then flash it with an external program like ODIN or something like that. Then I can unlock, root, and install TWRP again. After that, I should be able to restore a backup and be back in business.

Does that make sense to you, Baldy? Okay, on to the Android SDK now...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
Sounds like you have a plan.

The toolkit you downloaded before is the stock firmware for LP. There is no external program like Odin for Moto phones. They all use fastboot, even rsd light was just a front-end for fastboot.

Once you get your drivers straightened out it should all work for you. If you run the flashall.bat in the tools folder it will put you back to stock and erase all data. If you don't want to lose your data, delete the line in the batch file the erases userdata.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
[MENTION=4245858]Ohmster[/MENTION]

Glad you finally got it running.

You can try this app if you're still having market issues. It's called fix me phone and it corrects a few market problems.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TWP.Project.Fixes.FS.IS
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TheHarbinger:
Okay, dumb question. I had my XT912 rooted, CM11 from September installed, Xposed installed, etc. The phone started acting weird, slowing down, locking up, and so on, so I decided to update the ROM to the 11/15 version and do a cache wipe. Everything came up and seemed to work except Xposed framework. I dug back into the thread (starting about page 840) and discovered the manual 'fix' file for Xposed. After downloading ES File Explorer I tried following the instructions in the Xposed fix file. I cannot find a /system/lib directory on my phone.

Is this a root permissions issue, and do I have to root again? SafeStrap is installed and working. Just doing a sanity check here...and thanks.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ducadim:
Use SafeStrap(Twrp) file manager: mount system and go on[emoji6]

from XT910 or XT925 using Tapatalk
[Motorola Droid RAZR] rah_asia:
[MENTION=4245858]Ohmster[/MENTION].. im sorry, but please make this thread as only for droid razr.. we're making others more confuse with so many pages already.. perhaps a new special thread/topic for moto x? :confused:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Gafanhotz:
Dumb question: It's still possible to install roms on the stock rom slot or nope?

Also, why is this more active than the actual CM12 thread with people talking about... The X Play? lol
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
Yes it is possible to install ROMs to the stock slot. In fact, I install all of my ROMs to the stock slot. To install to the stock slot, make sure that you do not have any ROM slots created. Then, wipe everything on the stock slot except your internal and external storages. Finally, install the desired ROM as normal.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] LenAsh:
Please keep the discussions here about the actual device this thread pertains to... !

Thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Gafanhotz:
Thank you! I'll give it a try, I tried before with CM12.1 but I failed with something. Now to try it again.

Edit: It worked! Thank you Bobcus!! Apparently I forgot the most obvious thing that is mounting the partitions. I forgot about this when migrated to new devices.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TheHarbinger:
That works, thanks! I don't fool around with this stuff that much. I guess that's the intent--make a stable system and run with it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] OldBaldy:
[MENTION=4245858]Ohmster[/MENTION]

I sent you an invite to hangouts chat
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
You are welcome!:victory:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] demonshouter:
Guys, anybody tried jbx kernel on latest snapshot? Hows it goes?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Sorry about that. I got jammed up really bad and the only person who could help with the same phone is here. Will try to setup some alternate contact method with him.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TheHarbinger:
I installed the 11/15 build last night and the latest OpenGapps for the XT912. I had chosen the "mini" distro for the OG and they wouldn't install--even with a full wipe the program complained that I didn't have enough free memory. So I went to "nano." Strange. I also got notifications that there were three new CM11 versions I could update to--all nightlies. I'm guessing CM11 nightly builds are going again?

Now all I need to do is start from scratch and install Xposed framework again and I should be good.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
I just checked, and there are no CM11 builds. There will not be any more CM11 builds. I'm pretty sure that you were prompted to install CM12.1 nightlies.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TheHarbinger:
I've just checked, and you're right Bobcus. My error--they're for 12.1.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] rah_asia:
i know you'd understand. thanx
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
No, this is NOT a Moto-X post. It is a Marshmallow and Lollipop post for anyone considering upgrading to Lollipop and Marshmallow on ANY device. My phone came with Lollipop with upgrade to Marshmallow on the way. When I heard about it, I didn't wait for the rollout for my device and installed Marshmallow from a rooted, deoxed rom file at ADA.What could go wrong? Maybe in an hour I will be up and running with a Marshmallow, Android 6 phone. How nice!

Didn't happen. The update took forever to download and the flash was *anything* but "smooth". My ext-sdcard was formatted, all my Xposed stuff trashed, and everything was crashing. I could not even use my password app to check my bank!I I spent the entire night from 7-7 installing, removing, and restoring everything. I lost WiFi and it would never work again.

Thank goodness that [MENTION=3305649]OldBaldy[/MENTION] figured it as having an Android 6 radio in an Android 5 phone. He sent me the complete stock rom with a heavily modified Windows Batch file to flash the original radio, It worked but took me all night to get the Motorola Drivers installed for transfer and ADB Debugging on Windows 7 x64.

If I had left this alone until the update came and got some experienced help on how to root, TWRP, and change boot animation, I would have been fine. It was my own eagerness to get things done that same my ship.

Lollipop is nice and appears to be a precursor to Marshmallow like Vista was for Windows 7. As long as the phone has the horsepower to run Marshmallow, you will have a really nice experience with it and like [MENTION=838017]sherri[/MENTION] says, "Din't update simply because you can, update for a reason such as new features you need and wantl

Marshmallow is pretty cool and I would take it on my Razr if I could and if it would not slow the thing to a snail's pace. Best place to get these answers is in here:

[ROM][5.1.1][Official] CyanogenMod 12.1 Nightlies (Updated 4/25/15) by ktimque :D

EDIT:

For anyone using a custom launcher like Apex, Nova, or Prime, there is a really cool totally free and ad free icon set for it. Download, install, and turn it on or off. These dekstop icons are really nice and some art work went into them. If interested, here they arer:

DCikonZ ADW Apex Nova Go Theme
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Does anyone here know how to use Tasker?

I bought Tasker a long time ago, never used it because I had unlimited data. Now I want WiFi to come on when I get home and shut off when I leave. There are LOTS of instructions out there for Tasker, they show older versions that do not look like mine at all, and trying to figure this out is turning out to be an incredibly difficult thing to do. Any here use Talker and can give me tips on it? Thanks. :D

...well, I spent about 2 hours on this, trying to learn Tasker, how to use it, how to set it up for smple tasks such as getting me up every 4th Thursday, without any luck or progress. I did find out a bunch of stuff, but none of which helps me. There are even tutorials on "Now to turn off wifi when leaving the house or turning it back on when I get home". Enough for one Night. I wll followup on it another time. Marshmallow is nice and if I course. 'night all! :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
If you don't want to do an overly complicated task. Llama is a great app - can automate a lot of things. If I'm not mistaken it can integrate with Tasker. Don't know if it's working on Marshmallow and such, but worked wonders for me on KK.

Remember that Motorola app we got with our RAZRs? I've forgotten the name now.

Sent from my Motorola RAZR Maxx (XT910)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ducadim:
SmartAction[emoji6]

from XT910 or XT925 using Tapatalk
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Okay, I will look for it. Thanks a lot man!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
I see it hasn't been updated in a while. Might still work, but I'm not sure. But a good app indeed.

Sent from my Motorola RAZR Maxx (XT910)