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Fastboot is a protocol used by Android to diagnose and flash new firmware images on Android devices via USB. It is part of the Android Debug Bridge (ADB). For Samsung devices, use [download-mode] instead.
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Xperia X F5121 won't boot past splash screen
I used TWRP to wipe data, system, Darwik and cache, then flashed custom ROM, then I used fastboot to flash oem binaries, then flashed Gapps and rebooted.
Where did I probably go wrong ? …
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Why fastboot isn't accepting unlocking code I received from Sony?
I got unlocking code from Sony but I got a pushback from fastboot:
running fastboot -i [received code here]
resulted in error: invalid vendor id '[received code here]'
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I already toggled on OEM unlocking … After running fastboot flash recovery twrp.img I got:
sending 'recovery' (21824 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.697s]
writing 'recovery'... …
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