Hey all, been lurking around for some answers regarding my Nexus 6 that I've recently had issues with. 2 Days ago I flashed EuphoriaOS via TWRP as well as HellsCore Kernel and everything was working fine.
Fast-forward to last night around 10PM, leaving work.. went to check the time on my phone, and answer any missed messages.. when I discovered that my phone didn't respond to any button presses. Plugged the phone VIA usb into my bosses car.. no luck. After searching the forums I did stumble across the one that everyone seems to go to, and was trying to see if I could unbrick this beast... when plugging it in, device manager registered it under Qualcomm 9800 port. Fine.
When I would run the .bat file in the unbrick folder, it would either repeatedly hang at "Greeting device for commands, failed to receive packet" or it would try and run, get most of the way through and get "Error 7" and fail to continue . After about 3.5 hours last night, I decided to RMA my device. Im just now here sort of in fear of flashing again..
Fastboot wasn't working, which concerns me.. what can I do in future with an unlocked bootloader to fix this if it happens again?
Signed, Confused as hell. :good:
Fast-forward to last night around 10PM, leaving work.. went to check the time on my phone, and answer any missed messages.. when I discovered that my phone didn't respond to any button presses. Plugged the phone VIA usb into my bosses car.. no luck. After searching the forums I did stumble across the one that everyone seems to go to, and was trying to see if I could unbrick this beast... when plugging it in, device manager registered it under Qualcomm 9800 port. Fine.
When I would run the .bat file in the unbrick folder, it would either repeatedly hang at "Greeting device for commands, failed to receive packet" or it would try and run, get most of the way through and get "Error 7" and fail to continue . After about 3.5 hours last night, I decided to RMA my device. Im just now here sort of in fear of flashing again..
Fastboot wasn't working, which concerns me.. what can I do in future with an unlocked bootloader to fix this if it happens again?
Signed, Confused as hell. :good:
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