[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] deputylynch:
Screen stuck on android M

I have done everything exactly as listed below and am stuck on the android M screen! Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong??

Thanks!!!

MAKE SURE YOU USE THE IMG FILE NOT THE ZIP!! (Dummy)

Flashing from KitKat to Lollipop

This is a nice well written guide by [MENTION=4905057]Purpeltendire[/MENTION] Thank you [MENTION=4905057]Purpeltendire[/MENTION] when I get time I will up OP. Thank you for this great guide.

I'd just wanted to summarize the steps for flashing from KitKat to Lollipop, for everyone who might come in and have questions. From my experiences upgrading last night, there was lots of instructions in the OP, but I also had to search a bit and figure some stuff out. We all start out needing step-by-step instructions, so I personally find it valuable to create them when I can.

Steps to flash from KitKat to Lollipop - This assumes that you're currently using a rooted KitKat image already, and have used mofo to get root.

BACK UP ANY DATA YOU DO NOT WISH TO LOSE.

YOU ARE ULTIMATELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOST FILES OR DEVICE PROBLEMS.

Make sure you have a good hour or two set aside, at the minimum. It’s probably not a great idea to try this right before work or class.

Install mofo, ADB, and fastboot on your computer if you haven't already. On Windows, I like using this for ADB/fastboot.

Download the image of your choice.

Download 5.1_images.zip. Extract the files, and put them into the same directory as fastboot. Next, boot into your phone's bootloader (turn the phone on by holding power and volume down), and flash each file seperately using fastboot:[/FONT]

Code:

fastboot flash logo logo.bin

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash radio radio.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot erase ddr

Now open mofo_gui.bat, and flash the system image you downloaded:

Code:

mofo flash Your_imagename_here.img

Once that finishes, you want to try to boot the phone. Select Boot to System from the bootloader and then go grab a snack - chances are, it will sit at the Motorola boot screen for some time. After about five minutes, press and hold power to turn the phone off.

Next, boot into the bootloader again and select Recovery. You will likely get a "Dead Android" screen with "No Command." To bypass this, hold power and tap volume up (if that method does not work after a few tries, hold volume up and press power).

Now that you're in recovery, you're wiping both data (factory reset) and cache. Wipe cache first - this may take a very long time (20-30 minutes), especially if you've never done it before. Wipe data/factory reset second. If you're feeling paranoid, wipe everything again.

From recovery, boot to the bootloader. From bootloader, boot to system. This first boot might take some time as well.

Assuming all went well, you should see a Lollipop setup screen within 10-15 minutes. Congratulations!

Remember that your device is now in “like new and improved” mode. You’ll need to restore your apps and settings from wherever you backed them up to, and you'll still need to get the APKs for Xposed and AdAway. Again, nobody else is responsible for any of your lost data.

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I hope this helps! Let me know if I need to make any changes to this post - I don't think I missed too much, but I'm sure there's something.

- Purp