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[androidlover123]

after restoring a backup of my stock rom with safestrap my pohne will not boot. it sits on the red m for a minute then it goes tto ap fastboot screen with this message: 

 

"AP FASTBOOT Flash Mode (S)

10.9B(*) (sha-1e9f557, 2013-05-24 14:49:34)

eMMC Info: Size 8GB

 

Device is LOCKED,  Status Code: 0

 

Battery OK

 

Connect USB

Data Cable

 

 

 

 

 

Fastboot Reason: Boot Failure"

 

how can i get my phone to boot up perferably with my backup i made?

 

BTW i have a Droid Razr M (XT907) with Jelly BEan 4.1.2 and system version is 98.18.78.

 

oh and i am of course rooted but i have a locked bootloader

Edited by androidlover123, 08 September 2013 - 05:20 AM.

[cmh714]

did you try to wipe cache and dalvik? thats the first place to start. after that its usually reflash and try again

[androidlover123]

I can't because the only mode I can boot into is AP fastboot. I can't access safe strap or Android stock recovery to do anything.

[aviwdoowks]

I can't because the only mode I can boot into is AP fastboot. I can't access safe strap or Android stock recovery to do anything.

To enter stock recovery, from the dead android, you need to press & hold both volume keys  for 2 sec & release.

Here is an alternate work around:

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Rant:

This "secret" double press of the volume keys is borked on our M & is a great source of frustration.

I think we got a borked version of stock recovery & Moto does not care to fix it.

The Photon Q recovery is not borked & double key access is easy.

[androidlover123]

it just goes back To AP fastboot when I select recovery from the boot menu. I don't get to the dead Android screen

[aviwdoowks]

it just goes back To AP fastboot when I select recovery from the boot menu. I don't get to the dead Android screen

I think you need a restore to the ...78 xml with rsdlite.

I do have a restore thread at xda & you can get data back too.

I am sure livinginkaos or others will advise you too.

[androidlover123]

can you post a link to that thread?

[cmh714]

Ending up directly at the Fastboot screen generally means one of two things: you are not getting the button sequence done properly OR you had a bad flash previously.

 

If its the first, I cant help you thats just a timing issue and we have all been there

 

If its the second, then usually all it takes is getting something to flash properly and we usually tell people to try and flash a boot logo to clear the problem.

[androidlover123]

it worked I flashed a new boot logo and it works just fine now. but can anyone tell me why this happened? all I did was try to restore a safestrap backup with safestrap and it did this. I'm just curious to what went wrong and BTW thank you to everyone who posted and helped. I greatly appreciate it

[cmh714]

Glad to have helped, not sure I can answer the what happened question tho.