While fiddling around in some game, the device goes out due to empty battery (without warning beforehand).
Battery should have lasted several more hours, but the battery status is at 0% so I have to wait a few
minutes before being able to restart. On restart, device boots up normally. (weird: my background got replaced by
stock image). After entering PIN, a few dozen error messages appear (something stopped working), after
clicking 'ok' on the last message, screen goes black (not out).
Next restart, same same, thoug now after maybe a dozend error messages (which I am clicking happily away)
somewhere I spot the message "Android updating"..... black screen.
Boot to recovery:
AP Fastboot Flash Mode (S)
48.82(*) (sha-e004609, 2014-12-19 14:35:02)
CPU: bla
eMMC: more bla
DRAM: blabla
Battery OK
Device is UNLOCKED. Status Code: 3
(BTW: What is status code 3?)
Selecting any option (except 'Barcode', which works nicely) the Moto G boots up 'normally'. No recovery screen, nothing.
Straight to "Warning, Bootloader unlocked", same same, .... black screen.
I tried exposing front camera to bright light because some people seem to have problems with
automated brightness control. That's not it.
The history of that device:
Stock rom
-> some things I don't remember, prob some KitKat 4.4.4 custom roms
-> OTA update (yay, soft brick \o/ )
-> stock 5.0.2 according to tutorial of same hero from around here
(of which for the most part, ofc, I don't know what the hell I am doing by typing all that)
Now i tried flashing new Marshmellow 6.0 roms according to instructions by heroes
http://ift.tt/1N2aafB
http://ift.tt/1N2aavP
which cmd and the console in phone bootloader acknowledge one by one, no errors.
Upon reboot, same same, .... black screen.
Then I tried to get rid of that (stock?) bootloader by installing TWRP
mfastboot.exe flash recovery twrp-3.0.2.1-titan.img
but the next time I enter recovery, I'm back to that stock bootloader.
It seems the device is writing all instructions into the Nether.
Things I don't want to read:
- hard bricked
- Motorolla doesn't care about unlocked phones
- you're f*cked
Everything else will be greatly appreciated :) Any ideas what to try next?
Battery should have lasted several more hours, but the battery status is at 0% so I have to wait a few
minutes before being able to restart. On restart, device boots up normally. (weird: my background got replaced by
stock image). After entering PIN, a few dozen error messages appear (something stopped working), after
clicking 'ok' on the last message, screen goes black (not out).
Next restart, same same, thoug now after maybe a dozend error messages (which I am clicking happily away)
somewhere I spot the message "Android updating"..... black screen.
Boot to recovery:
AP Fastboot Flash Mode (S)
48.82(*) (sha-e004609, 2014-12-19 14:35:02)
CPU: bla
eMMC: more bla
DRAM: blabla
Battery OK
Device is UNLOCKED. Status Code: 3
(BTW: What is status code 3?)
Selecting any option (except 'Barcode', which works nicely) the Moto G boots up 'normally'. No recovery screen, nothing.
Straight to "Warning, Bootloader unlocked", same same, .... black screen.
I tried exposing front camera to bright light because some people seem to have problems with
automated brightness control. That's not it.
The history of that device:
Stock rom
-> some things I don't remember, prob some KitKat 4.4.4 custom roms
-> OTA update (yay, soft brick \o/ )
-> stock 5.0.2 according to tutorial of same hero from around here
(of which for the most part, ofc, I don't know what the hell I am doing by typing all that)
Now i tried flashing new Marshmellow 6.0 roms according to instructions by heroes
http://ift.tt/1N2aafB
http://ift.tt/1N2aavP
which cmd and the console in phone bootloader acknowledge one by one, no errors.
Upon reboot, same same, .... black screen.
Then I tried to get rid of that (stock?) bootloader by installing TWRP
mfastboot.exe flash recovery twrp-3.0.2.1-titan.img
but the next time I enter recovery, I'm back to that stock bootloader.
It seems the device is writing all instructions into the Nether.
Things I don't want to read:
- hard bricked
- Motorolla doesn't care about unlocked phones
- you're f*cked
Everything else will be greatly appreciated :) Any ideas what to try next?
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