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[Moto X Android Development] kenstyle:
Sounds like Big Red's usual schemes to me. I'm not surprised if this "secret" Advanced Calling feature that requires activation is in fact true.

And it sounds like Big Red has started to implement their influence on SVLTE capabilities to phone manufacturers to me. Doesn't make any sense that the 2013 Moto X would have this capability, while the 2014 Moto X would not. Not the best analogy, but it's like a car manufacturer like BMW implementing a less powerful engine in their next generation 3 series compared to the one in their previous model. Something that you don't see.
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
Yeah, I agree. The sense in not having this on the 2014 Moto X was supposedly a extra radio vs. cost decision, as it is on most phones. It's something to do with two radios or radios that have this mode likely costing an extra penny or so. ;;) . The 2013 Moto X at it's time was pretty much an "everywhere" phone, although certain models + firmware were optimized for the usual batch of places (Asia, Down Under, Europe, etc).

Anyway: I looked at this over on the Verizon site, and it's apparently true that the Moto X 2014 was built with a single radio that doesn't support advanced calling. There are some endless number of gripes there about this. The 2013 had a radio for CDMA (mostly voice these days) and one for LTE so it works. Each carrier has their own scheme for this stuff. I've noticed that on oddball occasions in my car when using my xt1060's directions (Google maps) , that I receive an incoming call and take it without any interruption of the mapping, although the phone sometimes gets a bit flummoxed as to routing the voice & maps output. It all seems to work anyway. I think the hotspot might be a unique case in this scenario, nothing phsyical, much more a case of carriers cracking down on things (or trying to).
[Moto X Android Development] 97vulcan:
How can i flash back to stock 5.1, including stock recovery?

Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] rodohmes:
Easiest way is to use RSD lite. You might have to download the stock file (600+mb) but it'll walk you through it. Google it. :thumbup:
[Moto X Android Development] 97vulcan:
Thanks. I didn't think we could use RSD to flash the 5.1 image, because it was engineered differently.

Is this no longer the case?

Thank you
[Moto X Android Development] rodohmes:
Well nuts, I don't know. I've got the Sprint model and don't even have Lollipop yet, so it's worked fine for everything I've needed on 4.4.4 and before. I'll have to let someone else shed some light on this then. Sorry, but thanks for clarifying.
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
I've tested this. Awhile back I used RSD to flash 5.1***.xml to my xt1060 (Moto X VZN) without any problems so I know it works. After RSD flash, I had none of the usual little problems, like speakerphone, or weird battery usage patterns. I think part of that is just that userdata is wiped entirely unless you screw around with the .xml script you use.

The harder part might be locating the script for your phone. I'm not sure but I think that some of the Moto X's 2013 dont' yet show up on the "motofirmware" site(s):

Here is some more info that I wrote before I noticed the replies to your post::

Anyway, while I was posting this, I see someone answered. I agree with that(@rodohmes) if you can find the 5.1 image. For some reason I'm not seeing it on the Moto site, only on a few Asian sites that're setting off warnings.

If you have any problem getting the .xml (or .xml.zip) file, then this thread is about flashing the stock images (just use the untouched zips from the OP for your model). After you're done flashing 5.1 using the directions and flash the correct bootloader & modem, then at the very end, flash stock recovery. I can post it if you need it. If you need it completely back to ground zero, then format /data before you flash the old recovery and then reboot and flash stock recovery.

Oops: I realized I had bookmarked one of the places I downloaded the .xml from once and it looks like it's still active. Should be some of the 5.1 FXZ's there:
[Moto X Android Development] 97vulcan:
Thanks hachamacha....if I read this right, you were able to flash the xml.zip using RSD? did you need to modify anything? also, what version of RSD are you using?

Thanks for your help! I'll post back with my results.

Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] 97vulcan:
I was able to flash back to stock using RSD lite, and and the image you posted hachamacha...I appreciate your help bud.
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
Glad it worked.

I used RSD 6.2.4, which I also used for 4.4.4 without troubles. - Cheers.
[Moto X Android Development] DanRo80:
Do we know if there will be a modified version of Sprints stock rom available in here?
[Moto X Android Development] mastarifla:
You could make one by getting the FXZ for the Sprint version and downloading a modified version from here (any one of them), then taking out what would be considered Sprint bloat, then grabbing the APK's from the modified version that you want the enhanced features for, and modifying the build prop

This may be quicker than waiting for an official release, as he is really busy currently
[Moto X Android Development] rodohmes:
I'm a Sprint user who flashed back to stock to capture the OTA when it comes, if it comes. I haven't seen evidence of any Sprint users receiving it yet. I'm not going to fiddle with it myself, but I'm happy to post it for others to do so. IF we even get it.
[Moto X Android Development] cell2011:
Im on ATT but using a Verizon xt1060 android 5.1 222.26.7. Should i be able to RSD the ATT xt1058 for US? Everything works as i have it now but phone goes dark when making calls and i have to use power button to end calls. I do get 4glte but i think flashing right firmware i should have this right. Im not rooted or recovery cause locked bootloader. Anything i can do?
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
If you look at the unzipped version of one of the zips, pretty much all you see is the /system partition, and the kernel. (/image). I'm not trying to say it'll just work fine over 4.4.3 because I've got no idea, but it should install fine and it might even boot (.. ;;;) (or not)

I don't think many people are into self-abuse to the point where they want to do a quick flash of someone's ROM just to have to figure out why a,b, c-z don't work afterward, but you might get lucky. To be on the same side of things, you should probably do a backup of your /sdcard/ to either an OTG gizmo or your PC. Your Google account will recall enough of the rest of things so as not to have to worry about "apps".

Userdata not only can but usually is a problem on OS upgrades. What are the chances it's compatible? Not much from 4.4.3 to 5.1. I initially came from 4.4.4 when I started seeing this thread, so going to 5.1 wasn't a big problem. I did run into nearly every problem I've read about (speakerphone, tethering, etc), so within a few weeks of 5.1, I had gone back and installed a) the radio (unzip radio.zip for your phone, follow the README), and b) same file, but the bootloader stuff at the end of README.

To come full circle and get a completely working ROM, I blew away userdata (recovery/wipe/data) and let it rebuild. Not much about ROMs is as trivial as it might look at first glance, but I think this is a terrific thread for getting to 5.1. I'm sure some people get to 5.1 and immediately think "how the hell do I get back to 4.4.4?" , but I don't how many do that.

If for some reason, you get stuck, and your FSB/SBF image for your phone model for 4.4.4 or 5.1 are out there on the net, you can RSDLite them onto your phone (well, to recover). That'll put you at stock, with stock recovery, so then you'll need to fastboot flash a custom recovery, root, etc.

Not sure I answered anything or maybe just confused everything, but good luck.
[Moto X Android Development] hawkdown77:
I do not care about losing data because i have already backed up. I just want to install the ROM without giving malfunction. Whats the fist step?
[Moto X Android Development] ChavitoArg:
I flashed stock 5.1 from 4.4, just make sure you flash the latest bootloader and radio using Fastboot (is in the instructions anyway) No problem so far.

Enviado desde mi Moto X mediante Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] areyouanand:
Can someone provide gtp.bin file for xt1052 asia retail.

Thankx in advance
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
gpt.bin and motoboot.img are both included in the modem firmware.
[Moto X Android Development] abacate123:
Hey brother what's up? can you update our Brazilian modded 1058? There's a new stagefright update which can be found here in this mega link, ps: it's a twrp backup -

https://mega.nz/#!kQUH2IaZ!eyKpva9xC8zSbFL85M4-HAHru0MkZXR5MhVaG4o9fxI

So, I'd like that if possible thanks in advance cya.
[Moto X Android Development] areyouanand:
Is there any way to return to stock or restore partition?

My internal storage partition is messed up and cant mount anything via twrp . The internal storage is showing 0.

Help needed
[Moto X Android Development] VitaTaf:
Hi, a modded version takes quite a bit more time to make, therefore it will have to wait (Most likely near the end of December). However, there will be a few new features included, such as a new animation and a dismiss-all recents button ported from Marshmallow.

You may have to boot into fastboot mode and type in: fastboot erase userdata
[Moto X Android Development] areyouanand:
Tried it shows sucessfull but still cant boot and cant mount data cache and sdcard in twrp and pilz and internal storage is 0
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
Since you've got pretty much nothing (on /sdcard/... or in the data part. which includes cache) at this point I don't feel like trying to reformat new partitions will lose anything else for you. The result of "fastboot erase userdata" is most likely that you no longer have any data partition, cache. Just to get the thing booting, you could try this: (also: you can't mount something you just deleted so recreating it is necessary).

#format userdata
fastboot format userdata

#format cache
fastboot format cache

Note: I'm not 100% that "old" versions of fastboot can do this, but you can download fastboot all over the web.
[Moto X Android Development] areyouanand:
Thanks for reply, i tried now but shows variable not supported and fails for both userdata and cache

---------- Post added at 07:02 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:25 AM ----------

Will flashing the whole 5.1 stock rom by RSD lite solve my problem?

If yes , i googled a lot for 5.1 xt1052 asia retail xml file. But no sucess i found it on filefactory but tooo slow download...
[Moto X Android Development] abacate123:
Ok that's fine for me.
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
Yes, flashing RSD lite will solve your problem if you can find the download. I'll take a quick look. I thought I'd found a good spot for downloads but not sure of your model. I'm not finding a good spot for it, but you should check this out: http://www.carbontesla.com/2015/07/moto-x-2013-asia-retail-222-21-15-ota-zip/ *** and another one I see here *** http://www.filefactory.com/folder/dd05c058d3ff8dbe/?sort=created&order=DESC&show=100&page=1 .

Other stuff: What happens if you manually try to format your missing filesystems in TWRP or Philz? What error? Also: I'm recalling telling someone else where to find the Asia retail version for xt1052 (but who knows what the heck I recall?) so read back a few pages. Sorry, I can't find it in my download history, but I may have never downloaded it. Have a different model.

Also: Any luck downloading a newer version of fastboot? Mine (on win 7, or on linux) seem to have the format commands. I can upload it here.
[Moto X Android Development] areyouanand:
Flashed RETAILEU build now got it working now.

Thanks a loooooooootttttt....!!!!
[Moto X Android Development] areyouanand:
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[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
Cool, glad you got it. There was an Asia version out there somewhere or I thought I saw it. Should be good. I'm in US, using a Brazilian ROM lately. Works fine with GSM carriers.

Check this one: https://yadi.sk/d/MCliEyCPfj7ZZ/MOTO.X1/XT1052/ASIA
[Moto X Android Development] kenstyle:
5.1 on VZW Moto X Dev Edition.

Everything's working really great so far.

Recently my Moto X is making a static or crackling sound from the speaker on the back when I click soft buttons (back, app button, or the window button).

Is anyone else experiencing this issue?
[Moto X Android Development] wmdunn:
Yes, it's been a common issue on the Moto X 5.1 builds.
[Moto X Android Development] abacate123:
[MENTION=5573353]VitaTaf[/MENTION] hey man, not asking for eta, but any news about our new modded version? Thanks in advance.
[Moto X Android Development] gborfitz:
This ROM works great. Modded one. But I have two big issues with all ROMs. One is randoms reboots, which is solved with stocks ROMs. The other is data signal. I lose data connection (all of them, EDGE, 3G or LTE) randomly and there's no way to solve it. No reboot or data connection preference helps with this.

Can you guys tells me how can I know which radio I'm using and how can I fix that?

Thanks in advance.

Peace!
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
When you say "issues with all ROMS" : Are you talking about the ROMS in this thread in the OP (or actual heavily modified ROMS like CM)? These ROMS are basically stock .xml builds tailored to be in zip format so the basic problems you're having are likely a bit more unusual for here.

To see which radio you're using you can just go to settings and about-phone and then look at the baseband version and report it back here or look it up online as to whether it matches ~5.1 or something earlier.

To change it , look in the OP for the *radio*.zip* file for your model, download, unzip, and read the README and fastboot flash what it says in the last four lines. or the last-four-lines - the line where the bootloader is flashed. Depends what you need.

I've been using variants of this (from the OP) for my xt1060 DE for quite awhile now without any reboots so can only guess that you've got something somehow corrupt in the data partition or something along those lines. How about keeping dmesg or logcat running to a file in the background and capturing one of those events to help with debug (not that it's a sure thing). ? There's so many possible reasons for crashes that you need to narrow the field to answer that question. If stock (like burned from RSDlite?) doesn't crash, the main differences are that by default (unless you changed the .bat or .xml) it blows on the bootloader , modem, & clears userdata.

The only thing I've done any differently that most was to blow away userdata (wiped it) to get back to a cleaner state after using a few other types of ROMs.
[Moto X Android Development] gborfitz:
Thanks for the answer. Randoms reboots happens only on customs ROMs, not with sotck. So no problems there.

Data connection issue happens to me with all kind of ROMs, heavy modded and sotck. My baseband is:

MSM8960PRO_BP_2323.038.123.00R

But I don't really know if that is compatible with 5.1 or... any. The thing is that data stop working ramdomly and I know for sure that is not a ROM issue, looks like kernel or baseband thing (I'm guessing).

Just asking about the baseband to see if I can fix it.

Can you tell me if that baseband is correct one?

I have an XT1058

Carrier: Personal (Argentina), so firmware from carrier is not here. I'd been using AT&T firmare (modded) for my model and never touch my baseband.

I did the modem cache wiping through fastboot once, but not a single GPS issue since then.

Thank you very much.
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
Correct, I'm not certain, but from a quick look , it appears that the version of baseband listed is for GSM (Eur/SA) , but is for 4.4.3 and 4.4.4. Like I said, I'm not sure but will take a look when I'm back from doing a bit of work and try to figure it out. I have an out-of-production Brazilian Alpha that uses standard S/A GSM radios which works fine also with T-Mobile & ATT in US.

Another thing that likely won't work with 4.4.x radios on 5.1 is the speakerphone, so updating it would be good. I'll look around for a 1058 ROM. The country version shouldn't make much if any difference, since the hardware (thus radio support firmware) should be about the same. Do you "show no signal" bars also? If it showed signal bars, but you had nothing working, I'd also think about APN setup.

I just looked around, found a link to a supposed version of xt1058 Br. 5.1: I'll post the link and see if I can download it too. http://www.ez-pg.com/official-collection-full-firmwares-fxzsbf-lollipop-5-1.html -- Click on the corect one for xt1058. Be wary of all unofficial pages & downloads, but after saying it, I've not had problems with these things as long as they download. It's a slow download but should be done for me after a few hours.

Never mind that above link: Signs point to a bad ending ;;) -- Try this one: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982087012857

I also meant to add, just yank the radio out of this .xml.zip download and flash it. It's for exactly what you want or so it seems, so that'll tell us if the radio is the problem.
[Moto X Android Development] gborfitz:
Woow... That is what I call a sloooow download. But... ok, I'm on it.

Now... This is a full firmware. How can I pull out only the baseband?

APN setup is fine. That was my first guess and try several APNs from my carrier with no results.

It's kind of weird that it isn't a flasheable baseband post for ghost here.

I'll check the firmware and if I got some news, I'll let you know.

I really appreciate your help.

Regards.

Edit: I'm downloading the firmware from second link. When I got it and had testing I'll let you know. Thanks!
[Moto X Android Development] hachamacha:
The file to use & way to do it should be at the end of the README from the "radio*.zip" from any of these .zip's in the OP, but if I recall it: something like

(m)fastboot flash modem NON-HLOS.bin

(m)fastboot erase modemst1

(m)fastboot erase modemst2

#### and perhaps, but I'm not sure if this is part 2 of radio stuff or not needed for this, fsg.bin. Wait until I check it out:

(m)fastboot flash fsg fsg.mbn

At any rate, you can always RSDlite the entire .xml folder to get back to stock if nothing else works for you, and then if you can, unlock bootloader & flash custom recovery, root from there, etc. (assuming that's all possible for 1058).

---- checking it ----

Well, I don't see anything to contradict whatever I said ^^ but if anyone else knows better, feel free to jump in and say something. I seem to have it in my head that fsg.mbn is "part II" of the radio , but I've never understood what that meant.
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
Fsg.bin is linked to the radio NON-HLOS.bin and should be flashed together.

[MENTION=4569371]gborfitz[/MENTION] Infact to not get into bootloop you should also flash bootloader and gpt.bin.

Exactly the same 4 file names within radios.zip posted in OP. So to be safe flash all 4 or even better the whole retail.brazil.5.1.xml (lastest release is LPA23.12.21.7)

I think i have the same problem as you. My carrier is Claro(Ecuador) and what it happens is that when you turn on data you get the H+ in statusbar but then while in standby or when you stop using the phone for a little bit changes to static H (like in pause mode) then when you start browsing or doing whatever activity that needs internet eventually is back to H+, all this with good signal (all bars).

Right now im using a custom 5.1 ROM (Mokee but will give PAC a try soon) which IMO is better than stock (yeah apart of the casual reboot but thats the ONLY con).

I do have my stock kitkat 4.4.4 backup but i haven't used it because the ROM im using is totally worth it plus i get the same battery life.

Anyway i think you'll be better of with stock retail brazilian ROMs (search and download the latest release) as you may get better compatibility and probably a little better signal than the AT&T rom.

Did you bring your phone from USA or you bought it from an Argentinian carrier?.

I have owned 5 phones brought from USA at&t, t-mobile and unlocked but definitely i never got the signal quality and Data speeds than a smartphone purchased from local carrier with their own radios and bloated firmware.

Sent from my Moto X powered by Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] gborfitz:
Guys, I flashed two files at first (NON-HLOS and fsg) and don't boot. So I had to flash BL and gpt too and then the boot was succesful.

I made a factory reset and flash RR ROM. It boots properly and setting up was OK. Got wifi, BT, phone signal, etc

Now... Data works only on EDGE, 3G and H+ but no LTE. I tried with three APN setup with same results. But never got out of data signal. It seems to be more "persistent" data connection, not "stable" but persistent.

I flashed Brasil (Retail) modems and I found the firmware from my country (Retail version). So I'll flash those and see how it goes.

On th TXT file from radios in the OP says that no downgrade is recomended after flash BL and gpt files. So I'm a little confused here... Can I go back to KK BL and modem?

BTW, I bought my phone through my carrier store (KK), and here's the thing: I think that all of us who got our phones with KK and upgrade to LP via recovery (not via oficial OTA or sbf via RDSLite) still got KK modems. Maybe that's what cause signal issues and (why not?) some of the randoms reboot on customs ROMs. I noticed that randoms reboots on customs ROMs happens almost always when radio event is taking place (BT, wifi, network...).

I'll take some time to test this but at this point (got new radio and BL about 12 hs now) don't have any random reboot.

Thank you again! I'll report back.

Regards.
[Moto X Android Development] lavero.burgos:
Hi, yes you can go back to kk, i have done it, just DO NOT flash gpt.bin to be safe. There's a thread about how to go back to kk i think.

Can you share the link for the retail Argentina firmware.

Only custom roms suffer of the random reboots.

Sent from my Moto X powered by Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] gborfitz:
Hey, here's the link of Retail Argentina firmware. It's posted on GrupoAndroid forum (Original post) and I asked to the user who upload the link to let me post it here. So big thanks to him.

Firmware Retail Argentina (File Factory)

Firmware Retail Argentina (Mediafire -mirror-)

Peace!
[Moto X Android Development] bromoxitos:
:confused:

so what is the difference between asia and europe versions?work the 4G if i flash any of this versions?:confused::confused:

XT1052 Retail Europe (Version: 222.27.5.ghost_row.Retail.en.EU)

XT1052 Retail Asia (Version: 222.27.5.ghost_row.AsiaRetail.en.03)
[Moto X Android Development] zephyrprime:
Here is a page with the Sprint and other roms since they are not listed. Took forever to finds these.

many roms

Direct sprint link

much faster link
[Moto X Android Development] goducks3620:
Have you tried them? Do you know the provenance? I'm wary of flashing something that I don't know the origin...

In theory, this could be flashed, flash Superuser, and then you'd have stock 5.1 with root, right?
[Moto X Android Development] ajsonofgod:
4g works with asian rom. And difference is of regions and the spectrums used in these regions for connections. On the major part there is very less difference but its better to flash rom of your regions.
[Moto X Android Development] Chimax:
I want to use stock ROM again. Which one should I use? The Debloated one or the modified one? If I flash either of the one, will I need to flash GApps? Can I use Moto Apps?

I am on the Asian Network (India)

P.S : New to the flashing world
[Moto X Android Development] jco23:
no need to flash any additional packages.
[Moto X Android Development] Scalabis:
You may choose the one that fits you better. See, the debloated one is has a lot "useless" background sync removed, and the modded has some interesting features (like get rid of adds) besides been debloated.

No, you don't need to flash Google Apps, just download what you need from Play Store.

And yes, you can use Moto Apps!