[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Q&A, Help & Troublesh] TheSt33v:
Okay [MENTION=4527293]andrescarre87[/MENTION], I've got something for you. Steps 1-13 can be done without unlocking your bootloader, but if you need to go beyond that, you'll need to unlock your bootloader. Again, this is something that I can't help you with, but it shouldn't be too difficult as long as you can use Google and read. Also, I want to reiterate that you should get a replacement phone if possible. I don't know how well this fix works, or if it is permanent. Only attempt this method if both Motorola and your cell phone carrier have told you no.

This process is going to be kind of involved, and I'm not sure how much you already know, so get ready.

NOTE TO EVERYONE ELSE: This is for the Chilean XT1225 ONLY! Do not attempt this if you have a Droid Turbo XT1254!

1. Download the motorola device manager from here: https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/88481. This will install the drivers necessary for fastboot, which we will need to use.

2. Install Minimal ADB and Fastboot from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2317790.

3. If possible, backup your data. We're in for a lot of wiping.

4. Download the stock 4.4.4 Chilean firmware from here: https://mega.co.nz/#!9EVBGRLb!kbNr_tQE21nXRnuMOibwuuBqsZvnHa8nc54XLXapoKA

5. Extract the contents of the zip you just downloaded to the folder that you installed Minimal ADB and Fastboot to (probably C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot).

6. Start Minimal ADB and Fastboot.

7. Power off your phone.

8. Boot into bootloader mode by holding down the volume down button and pressing the power button. You should be looking at a dead green android and see some other text.

9. Plug your phone into your computer.

10. Type fastboot devices, and press enter. If you don't see your device's serial number and the word fastboot, something is wrong with the connection to your computer. Try a different USB port.

11. Type the following lines, and press enter after each one. These commands will return your phone completely to stock:

fastboot flash partition gpt.bin

fastboot flash motoboot bootloader.img

fastboot flash radio radio.img

fastboot flash logo logo.bin

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.0

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.1

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.2

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.3

fastboot flash system system.img_sparsechunk.4

fastboot erase cache

fastboot erase userdata

fastboot erase clogo

fastboot reboot

12. Unplug the USB cable and allow your phone to reboot. Wait as long as it takes. It might take 30 minutes or more, so go get a few beers and come back.

13. If by any chance this fixes the problem, DO NOTHING ELSE! And celebrate. Get a few more beers. If it's still broken, keep reading.

14. Download my modified image here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz1f5-grRw5BVTBHbTdoVlZZaFE/view?usp=sharing. This is modified in the same way as my original sensor fix image, and I also added a script to disable SElinux, because I've learned that doing this can sometimes solve problems relating to system image modifications.

15. Extract my zip file to a convenient place.

16. Move the contents of the Plan A folder to the folder where Minimal ADB and Fastboot is installed.

17. Move the contents of the Plan B folder to the folder where Minimal ADB and Fastboot is installed.

18. Start your phone in bootloader mode like you did before (hold down volume down, press power) and plug in the USB cable.

19. Start Minimal ADB and Fastboot.

20. Type the following fastboot commands. If this works without errors, skip to step 22. If it doesn't work, go to step 21:

fastboot flash system 444-Chile-SensorFix.img

fastboot erase cache

fastboot erase userdata

fastboot erase clogo

fastboot reboot

21. If you got an error when you tried to flash the image in step 20, try these commands instead. DON'T DO THIS IF STEP 20 WORKED!:

fastboot flash system 444-Chile-SensorFix.img_sparsechunk1

fastboot flash system 444-Chile-SensorFix.img_sparsechunk2

fastboot flash system 444-Chile-SensorFix.img_sparsechunk3

fastboot flash system 444-Chile-SensorFix.img_sparsechunk4

fastboot flash system 444-Chile-SensorFix.img_sparsechunk5

fastboot erase cache

fastboot erase userdata

fastboot erase clogo

fastboot reboot

22. Wait for the phone to boot. It should still take a long time.

23. When the phone is booted, wait even more to allow Motorola Sensor Services to install the old sensor firmware. I don't know how long this takes, and the phone will not tell you when it is done or if it is even happening. When I fixed my phone, I plugged it into the turbo charger and let it boot overnight.

24. Open the Moto app and try to use the features that use your phone's sensors. If they work, that's a very good sign.

25. Reboot the phone. If it works, have a few more beers! If not, let it sit for even longer after it boots. If that doesn't work, then my fix isn't working for you. Let me know either way.

Also, if flashing my image messes something up for some reason, you can go back to stock by repeating step 11.

Good luck!