Can't flash my BQ M10 FHD with UBports
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@libremax Thank you. I guess the tools for the E4.5, the E5 and the M10 must be the same. I will try the guide!
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@gerben Use this for reference also it does help. Especially with removing modemmanager if you need to.
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@emmelyne said in Can't flash my BQ M10 FHD with UBports:
my OEM wasn't properly unlock
Hi, I have tried to unlock the M10 through the android procedure, tap 7 times to get into developer mode and check the OEM unlock. This did not work.
Now I did 'fastboot OEM unlock'. Did you do the same to get the M10 properly unlocked?
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Generally, it's in android Settings / About device : press "Build number" seven times or more to unlock "Developer options".
Once done, go back and you will see Developer Options on the screen next to About. Select it and enabled OEM Unlock Bootloader,
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You are going Ubuntu to UBports ?
I find that when I am in fastboot, about to flash a recovery (TWRP), it likes to have,
Sudo fastboot devices
Sudo fastboot flash,etcIt is possible to flash TWRP with the flash-tool.
If you get in the orange safety state, you can reflash with the flashtool
I have the m10 fhd,and firmware etc....... this is the Hard RESET from BQ its all in there ..https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Uddx89X8pfzXUsxHycl0uFofRIFvsLui?usp=sharing. -
@libremax said in Can't flash my BQ M10 FHD with UBports:
Generally, it's in android Settings / About device : press "Build number" seven times or more to unlock "Developer options".
Once done, go back and you will see Developer Options on the screen next to About. Select it and enabled OEM Unlock Bootloader,
Did that. Thereafter 'fastboot oem unlock' is required.
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@marathon2422 said in Can't flash my BQ M10 FHD with UBports:
You are going Ubuntu to UBports ?
I find that when I am in fastboot, about to flash a recovery (TWRP), it likes to have,
Sudo fastboot devices
Sudo fastboot flash,etcIt is possible to flash TWRP with the flash-tool.
If you get in the orange safety state, you can reflash with the flashtool
I have the m10 fhd,and firmware etcBQ M10 HD Android to UBports hopefully.
After lots of reading the proper process seems to be to first install Ubuntu Touch from BQ for the M10 HD and then UBports. Finding the proper original UT images and recovery images seems to be hard nowadays. Flashing to UBports does not work since the /cache partition is too small (less than 500MB).
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Done! Running 16.04/rc now on my BQ Aquaris M10 HD.
Thanks for the help.
Steps:
Startup M10 on Android 6
Enable developer mode by tapping build number
$ adb devices
Should list the device
$ adb reboot bootloader
Select fastboot in menu
$ fastboot device
Should list the device
$ fastboot oem unlock
$ fastboot rebootDownload SP flash tool and cooler_image as described by @advocatux on https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1351/failed-to-install-ubport-on-my-bq-m10-hd/12
$ unzip SP_Flash_Tool_exe_Linux_v5.1612.00.100.zip
$ unzip cooler-image-stable-6.zip$ cd SP_Flash_Tool_exe_Linux_v5.1612.00.100
$ sudo ./flash_toolScatter loading file: MT8163_Android_scatter.txt
Format with 'Auto Format Flash' and 'Format whole flash except Bootloader'
DownloadNow Ubuntu Touch OTA 13 is on the device
Now ubports-installer can be run.
$ ubports-installer -
@gerben
Well done, your persistence paid off. -
@gerben kudos! Enjoy your UT tablet!
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