I still want to install LineageOS, though. I looked for the Software Repair Assistant but it seems it's only good to reinstall the stock ROM. Use the Software Repair Assistant on computerĬonnect you device to your computer to getįastboot Reason: Fall-through from normal boot mode Your device didn't start up successfully. Then I rebooted without installing the TWRP app. Then I was able to flash both LineageOS and GApps. Apparently, I should have used a 64 bit TWRP. Then I formatted /data to EXT2 then back to EXT4 and it worked. The next solution, Repair File System, was unavailable. I had trouble wiping because of encryption, so it seems. Then I followed the YouTube video from the first link. I transfered them to the internal storage using Android Studio Device File Explorer. For the latter, I chose ARM64, Android 10.0 and full. I downloaded LineageOS from here and GApps from here. Then I had to search for the link to download LineageOS and GApps because it looked like the steps I was following were incomplete. I ran fastboot oem get_unlock_data, got the code, inserted in on the Motorola website, got the email with the unlock key and unlocked it with fastboot oem unlock UNIQUE_KEY. I'm using ADB and Fastboot that came with Android Studio. I enabled developer options in the settings, enabled USB debugging and allowed OEM unlocking. I started following the instructions here.
This is my first time messing with phones like this.
Keep in mind I selected Portuguese so I'll be translating some labels:īase band version: M450_03.08.10.51R ALI_INDIADSDS_CUST Here's everything that used to appear in the About section of the Settings. I purchased a new Motorola Moto G6 with the intention to try out using LineageOS instead of the stock rom.
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