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[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] sverza:
Hi,

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I can't find anything on the net about the "N", is it maybe a description site typo?

Check here please

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Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite] ashscool:
I am able to see this now in dev options in One UI version 5.1.1
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] Gordster:
I unfortunately decided to upgrade my Moto G Power 2020 to Android 11 when the update was available and have had many issues most of which is that it is now very slow and battery drain is much higher. Have tried the many suggestions online to help, but none have worked. I found that Android 10 was good and stable. My question is, how can I downgrade my Moto G Power back to Android 10 easily? Can it be done with Moto's Rescue and Smart Assistant? This rescue utility seems to only want to keep the device on Android 11. Please provide step by step instructions how to do this. Thanks.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] sd_shadow:
Downgrading the android version with Moto firmware is always a risk.

If you downgrade you need to disable updates, OTA updates could brick the device.

First Unlock the bootloader

[Guide]Un/locking Motorola Bootloader

Un-Locking and Re-Locking Motorola Bootloader New @ragarcia87 has posted an On-line Data Scrub Tool like Moto use to have. https://xdaforums.com/t/tool-scrubber-v1-0-2024-05-01-motorola-datascrubtool.4670185/ USA...

xdaforums.com

Once the bootloader is unlocked, find your

Software Channel, it will be like, Retail, RetUS, Verizon, MetroPCS...

You can find your firmware here

lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.

lolinet mirrors - powered by h5ai

mirrors.lolinet.com

download. and Unzip it

Check if your device uses fastbootd

Flash option 1

Find the flashfile.xml in the firmware folder

and use the online flashfile converter to get the flash commands

add the fastboot reboot fastboot commands if you have a fasbootd device.

Flash Option 2

Install LMSA

use the rescue option to download the current firmware for your device

move the LMSA firmware to a different folder

rename the Android 10 firmware folder to the same name as LMSA firmware.

Move that folder to the LMSA download folder

Use the rescue option to flash renamed firmware.

There is no guarantee that either method will work, but it should.

On the phone

Toggle off "install updates" option in Dev Options
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] Gordster:
Thank you sd_shadow. I appreciate your very detailed response and answer. I will try your methods and hopefully be able to return to Android 10. Android 11 seems to currently have a lot of bugs at least with the Moto G Power phone. :) Wish I had stayed on Android 10.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] Gordster:
Thanks a lot sd_shadow

I tried Flash Option 2 using LMSA. Replaced all the Android 11 ROM files in the default download directory folder with official Android 10 ROM files, and then used the rescue option to flash the Android 10 files to the Moto g Power. Everything worked perfectly. I now have Android 10 back on my phone. I keep getting the notification that there is an Android 11 update available but just have to ignore this. Thanks again for your help.

Gord
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] darko454:
HEY im trying to flash stock rom using LMSA manually but a popup says cannot match current firmware ...

Is there somthing i can do to select and flash a downloaded firmware for lolinet?

thanks
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] sd_shadow:
Seems that lmsa doesn't work for some software channels, or if the baseband and the channel don't match.

What does getvar all say?

fastboot getvar all
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] JackDHopper:
Curious.

I managed to downgrade, but can't re-lock the bootloader on Android 10 or else it throws this error and will not boot:View attachment 5375851

However, when I reflashed Android 11 and re-locked the bootloader, it boots just fine, without any warnings.

Something, the bootloader itself maybe, must be stuck on 11 and won't let me relock the bootloader when 10 is flashed.

Since I need the bootloader locked so I can pass Playstore security, I guess I'm stuck on Android 11 :\
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] sd_shadow:
Magisk Hide should be able to hide the bootloader status
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] JackDHopper:
Nothing ventured, nothing gained I guess. I was afraid of doing this whole thing because I'm your typical Problem User who tends to make things worse. Might as well go for root now that I've voided my warranty (not that I cared anyway).

Flashed Android 10 and Magisk got me past playstore security. Everything's working as intended now.

I'm quite surprised at how easy it was, since I had read that Google patched MagiskHide at hardware level sometime ago.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, sd_shadow.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] TaZeR369:
It''s a game of cat and mouse, google introduces new security measures, magisk devs get to working a way around it... There is even a module now that lets you pass full safetynet with xposed and microg.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
@JackDHopper. I don't want to brick my Moto G8 Power 2020 running the Havoc 4.8 Android 11 ROM by screwing up a downgrade to Android 10 so I can flash LineageOS 11. So, can you please explain how you did it?

Thanks. Much appreciated.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] Beetle84:
You dont need to downgrade again. You only downgrade if you flashed stock 11 again. Simply format data and flash the new rom from another custom rom.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
@Bettle84 thanks for the reply. I'm running TWRP 3.5.0_10-0. I flashed the img files with fastbootd when i initially installed Havoc and when i upgraded to 4.8. So, do you mean that I can flash the LOS ROM in TWRP on top of Havoc without using fastbootd?

Thanks again
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] Beetle84:
Yeah you should be able to
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
OK. LOS is installed, but I can't find a GAPPS that works. Suggestions?

Thanks
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] Beetle84:
No idea, i havent flashed anything on my g8 in a while
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] AngelicaDayanaFernandez52:
does this work with moto g power 2021, android 11 aint working for me either, always get the systen ui has stopped error and certain apps stop working
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] AngelicaDayanaFernandez52:
View attachment 5492447this is my model number just to make sure
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] GargusBloxford23:
Hi all!! I been trying to downgrade my moto g power 2021 to Android 10 from 11 and I been reading in this thread. At first I tried the second method of flashing that sd_shadow suggested and it seems after 32% a message that says "flash single partian, flash failed" pops up.

Then I tried the first method. I tried making the flashall.bat file and put it in the sdk tools directory as the steps said in the fast boot forum. It didn't work when I double clicked so then I put my supposed firmware zip files (that I got from the lolinet website above) inside the sdk tool directory (unzipped) and Android 10 actually installed. I skipped all the steps after factory reset so I can go into devmode and turn off automatic updates. However when I tried turning on my WiFi, the phone would crash and restart and it would do that everytime it tried to connect to the WiFi. Even after I factory reset my device again the same problem persisted. I managed to use lmsa to go back to 11. What can I do to fix this downgrade issue?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
After 1.5 full days of many attempts to downgrade from A11 to A10, fastbootd is the answer! I used Motorola-XML-To-Batch-Script-master with stock firmware from bootloader with nothing but boot loops. went into fastbootd just for the hell of it and ran the bat and boom! back to stock 10!

I go into further details here: https://xdaforums.com/t/how-to-downgrade-android-11-to-10.4283809/post-86614163
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
I flashed @Beetle84's Havoc when I got my XT2041-4, but later screwed it up and had to flash stock. So, I've been running stock A11 since then and I'm scared to death of screwing up my phone again. So, can you please write a step-by-step reply how you downgraded to A10, how you flashed your custom Rom, and which Rom did you choose? Thank you very much (y)(y)
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
Wow. This is great. Thanks again. First stupid question. Where is Motorola-XML-To-Batch-Script-master? See attached
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
click on "code" and click on "download zip"

and you're welcome! Im super pumped about all this lol
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
Question 2: Should the new folder be on the root of the C Drive, as I've read elsewhere, or can it be located above the root?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
If it should be, I wouldn't know. I did not put it on the root of my C drive, though, and it worked. I just used the term root for the folder being used for the downgrade.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
How do I "open elevated command prompt" on Windows 10? BTW, have you tried to make a Nandroid backup on your phone? Also, how does one navigate between the Slots?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
an elevated command prompt is running cmd as an administrator. I have not done a nandroid backup. And the reboot menu in TWRP is where you select which slot to mount.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
I forgot to ask another question. Is it possible for me to backup my souped up stock XT2041-4 before embarking on this adventure?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
I was about to say no but, maybe, if you booted twrp (not flash) before downgrading and backed it up and saved files to pc, then you could update back to 11 in the future and use the backup. I think I tried that tho and the force encryption from A11 prevents a complete backup =/ if you could get past encryption in twrp on stock 11 then, just maybe. I wasn't able to. Maybe you could!
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] exxcomm:
Hoily Heysoos Crisco!

I done almost bricked my G Power 2020 XT2041-4 RETUS.

After making the mistake of connecting to WiFi during setup of a unlocked (advertised as bootloader unlockable too) Moto G Power I bought on ebay that came w/ A-10, it OTA'd to A-11 in the background (while installing a lot of g0ggle-bloat) and after reboot I was Android 11 which meant no custom ROMs! So I proceeded down the rabbit hole of A11 to A10 downgrade and it was a scary ride!

Long story short, I lost fastbootd because I didn't understand fastbootd is a userspace layer that is integrated w/ recovery according to:

https://source.android.com/devices/bootloader/fastbootd

and should be distinctly differentiated from the bootloader now while only the newest fastboot command package works to get to fastbootd from the bootloader.

DISCLAIMER:

I am not a dev.

I am a linux user (which gave me a slight advantage during rescue).

While I can read/understand instructions well enough to have done custom ROMs many times before (Samsung S4/5, Ouya/Madcatz MOJO game boxes, Moto G4 and lastly my beloved Moto G6+ dual SIM which ATT nuked 3G service for Feb. 22-ish 2022), I relied on my previous tools(FWUL)/knowledge to flash once again w/ an Android version I had no experience with and it bit me in the tookus!

This will NOT help you if you have a 2021 G Power (borneo).

This will be long as I'm mashing what I found in many threads together into how I rescued my Moto G Power so click the spoiler to see how.

Spoiler content hidden.

Hope that helps somebody like me!

Now on to flashing HavocOS and rooting it and I'll update with any other issues/fixes I run into as the A-10 flash did have some failures.!
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
@auhsoj200. 2 problems. The very minor one is that fastbootd will only boot for me using "adb reboot fastboot" and won't using "fastboot reboot fastboot." But the big problem is that running flashfile.bat produces the errors listed in the attached file with with fastbootd running on the attached phone. I hope you can help; I really want to install a custom rom on my Sofia XT2401-4

Thanks
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
Are you bootloader unlocked with oem unlocking enabled and USB debugging turned on? I'd say check all those things and try again.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
Thanks a lot. Flashfile.bat completed without error, and I was overjoyed. I've wanted to do this for months ever since I foolishly had to restore the phone after I inadvertently destroyed my Beetle64 Havoc Rom install. However, the device (Sofia XT-2041-4) rebooted to bootloader mode after flashfile.bat finshed, and is continually bootlooping in bootloader mode, even after I select "Start" and press Pwr. Solution?

Thanks again
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
1. Are you 100% sure you have the correct firmware for your phone/ carrier from here?: https://mirrors.lolinet.com/firmware/moto/sofia/official/

double check that first.

2. are you running rsd-flash-flashfile-windows.bat? or rsd-flash-servicefile-windows.bat / rsd-flash-Droid-windows.bat?

youre going to want to make the bat file using the flashfile bat only(rsd-flash-flashfile-windows.bat). servicefile bat is basically like a dirty flash and doesnt wipe the phone. flashfile will.

3. Ive ran into problems where I've needed to flash (using this batch to script method) android 11 firmware and actually boot into the phone setting it up quickly and minimally (to turn on oem unlocking only) just to need to flash android 10 firmware again after, so that it would work.

a bit more advice: if flashing android 11 (and 10 right after) solves your problem, know that you do not want to flash twrp recovery to the phone. (if you do flash it, use [fastboot flash recovery_a twrp.img] and [fastboot flash recovery_b twrp.img]) but, it can cause issues with your rom if you do. You should only boot recovery every time you want to enter it using fastboot boot twrp.img. - if you would like to use the same twrp version that worked best for me, I attached it to this post.

good luck!
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
I don't quite understand "use [fastboot flash recovery_a twrp.img] and [fastboot flash recovery_b twrp.img])." Does the "and" mean that these are separate commands, or what? I rebuilt flashfile.bat. I'm about to run it and will report the result. BTW, for me "fastboot reboot fastboot" doesn't work, but "adb reboot fastboot" does, which may prove useful to some XDA members using this thread.

Thanks again

Oops. I take part of that back. USB and OEM are unlocked, but I seem to be stuck in bootloader mode, and USB doesn't recognize the phone. What should I do?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
Well, I got into fastbootd via bootloader, and ran flashfile.bat newly built per your instructions today, again. It ran every command without error, as it did in my first try today before I rebuilt the batch file, but ended with the following error:

FAILED (remote: Command not supported in default implementation)

finished. total time: 0.016s

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

please scroll up and check your flash for any errors."

I misspoke/misswrote above saying that my first go today before rebuilding flashfile.bat, because I now remember that the same error occurred earlier today on the first go. So, again, what should I do?

Thanks
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] auhsoj200:
Yes, [fastboot flash recovery_a twrp.img] and [fastboot flash recovery_b twrp.img] are separate commands. Nevermind that though, until you get it up and running. I'm almost as lost as you are while trying to help the best I can as I have not been modding this phone since my post.

Have you tried flashing flashfile.bat in fastbootd? I couldn't get anything to flash in just fastboot. Try "fastboot reboot fastbootd". If that doesn't work try "adb reboot fastbootd". If both of those fail, you can "fastboot boot recovery twrp_img_name.img" with the recovery image I uploaded to my previous post and enter fastbootd from there to flash your firmware. Also, just keep trying with A11 FW until you get at least that to boot. Then try A10 after that. Btw, the Lenovo rescue and smart assistant program for Windows can be a big help restoring to factory state for a fresh start pretty easily and looking at the file name of what it downloads for you would tell you what specific firmware is for your phone. Again, good luck.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
Well, I rescued - again, with LRSA and I'm back to stock A11. 😢 I think I'll delete everything I installed on my Windows 10 laptop and reinstall everything, retry tomorrow, and report back.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] cesandoid:
So from stock a10 you must boot Twrp than do a wipe and install the zip file? I want to try the latest cr droid which is Twrp only. Thanks
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] jhford:
Pardon the delayed reply, but I got busy with worldly matters, OMG. I can't believe it. I'm running A10 stock. Here's what I did.

Downloaded A10 firmware again, but deleted it because I downloaded the same file last week.

Deleted flashfile.bat from all directories.

Re-ran 2-rsd-flash-flashfile-windows.bat.

Copied flashfile.bat to the sofia factory restore directory.

Booted the phone to fastboot.

Booted recovery from fastboot.

Ran "Enter fastboot" which booted fastbootd.

Double clicked flashfile.bat in sofia factory restore.

Everything processed the same way it did last week, but this time A10.

Now for the $64 question. I'm very used to running various customs Roms. But they seem to come and go, which I understand; thankless job. But Moto has announced that it will no longer support Sofia XT-2401-4. So, I want to install one that will last and provide long term updates and upgrades. And, of course, I want to root it. BTW I've had nothing but trouble with Magisk 24.x, so I'm sticking with 23.x until the smoke clears. I am running Lineage OS 19.x on my Nexus 7 2013 deb tablets, and it's fine. I can't complain. I'm not a stickler for the very best. I primary want durability. What would you suggest? And are there any unusual Rom installations steps/tricks I should know?

And once again, thanks for all your help. Android Junky must be happy, also.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] someguy1233:
The second option will reset the phone, right?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] sd_shadow:
Yes
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] someguy1233:
Hey, do you know how to move apps to SD card? I have rooted my Moto G8 Power (Android 11) with Magisk, but I still can't move apps with any app like link2SD (it shows me failure [-6]), apps2SD (it shows me a lot of text) or AppMgr III.

I was about to return to Android 10 because I assumed it was caused by my Android version, but it really was because Motorola manufacturers blocked that option in this device (it can't be formatted as internal storage in the SD card settings). So do you know how to evade this blockage?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] K-BOX2022:
Not working. Cant flash bootloader
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] fakepepsilol:
Have you tried being in fastbootd instead of the bootloader?
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] K-BOX2022:
Yes. I was in fastbootd but cant flash (command not allowed)
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] fakepepsilol:
you can't downgrade the bootloader but I think it should work if you flash everything else though.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] K-BOX2022:
Not working
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] Alan172:
Could you explain a little better how you did to install fastbootd? I can't start it at all
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] theshadower10:
so my mother-in-law gave me her old phone to mess around with (happens to be xt2041-6) and ive noticed that while trying every single way listed here it keeps erroring out. when using LMSA it errors out at around 68%, the method 1 from shadow also errors when going through even though it completes it bootloops and lastly the moto batch installer gets ALOT of errors when trying to install the boot files (too many to list but like bluetooth and wifi and antenna?). so its now at 0/3. HOWEVER, i can recover a11 with LMSA and get to the android start here point atleast. so unless someone has any ideas im stumped lol. btw the file i got on loli was (XT2041-6_SOFIA_CCAWS_10_QPMS30.80-63-6-8-5_subsidy-CCAWS_regulatory-DEFAULT_CFC.xml.zip)
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] fakepepsilol:
I have the same problem. (xt2045-2) LMSA doesn't work, if i do it manually it boot loops. I even tried an older bootloader but still no luck. Can't figure out what causes it either, maybe some of the partitions are different, no clue.
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] chadman3030:
The whole key to flashing Moto G Power per above seems to be using fastbootd mode instead of flashboot mode.

How to get there?

Prerequisites of flashing custom ROMS: Allow OEM unlocking + Unlock Bootloader and Enable USB Debugging in Developer options

1. While phone booted into system and running - connect USB cable and do "adb reboot fastboot" per ezjamm's post above

2. You are now in FASTBOOTD mode as indicated by bright red letters at the top!

-or-

1. From FASTBOOT MODE (power+voldown) scroll down using volume down button to RECOVERY MODE and press power button to select

2. When RECOVERY MODE boots it will show NO COMMAND (seems like nothing can be done here, but)

3. Now hold power button and press volume up button

4. Another menu will appear

5 choose ENTER FASTBOOT

6. You are now in FASTBOOTD mode as indicated by bright red letters at the top!

Hope this helps!
[Moto G Power Questions & Answers] c33v33:
Are these instructions still applicable for a 2023 Motorola Razr Plus in case I want to downgrade from Android 14 to 13 (if Motorola releases an update)?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] albixo:
Please can someone tell me where can i find a ROM for my phone? After the upgrade using the official ROM taken from their website no wifi signal and the GPS sensitivity is much lower than the one i had in the previous release.

Many thanks in advance
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] miguelrl2000:
You have roms for MW700 in this link:

http://www.mybestpda.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=71

and also radio upgrade:

http://www.mybestpda.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=99
[General Questions and Answers] adityaka:
my tablet shows encryption failed message, reset phone but nothing happend when i click on reset button, moreover i tried going to the wipe data/factory reset option but my tablet wont allow me to go that menu, it simply restarts the device.

anyways i read that i should try and install a new firmware for my device but i did try using many odin versions and different firmwares, this is what odin shows me:-

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> N8000XXUDNE5_N8000OLBDNE3_N8000DXUDND1_HOME.tar.md5 is valid.

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/003> Odin v.3 engine (ID:3)..

<ID:0/003> File analysis..

<ID:0/003> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/003> Initialzation..

<ID:0/003> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/003> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/003> boot.img

<ID:0/003> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/003>

<ID:0/003> Complete(Write) operation failed.

<ID:0/003> Added!!

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
[General Questions and Answers] howdeedodat:
did u flash the latest firmware ? n make sure the right odin to flash it