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- Joined Mar 30, 2023
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wbchunx I seem to get a T00020 error. Looking around on the web suggests that the banking app should sit within the main owner profile. Is that correct? The banking app is Barclays (UK).
dhhdjbd i never heard about banking apps needing the owner profile
Only very few have this requirement but it does happen, yes. See this report.
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You didn't enable OEM unlocking in the developer settings, that's what allows you to unlock the bootloader and finally remove the key.
Nope, no downsides.
Let's discuss here please instead of bumping months old threads.
@argante USB debugging isn't part of the install instructions, and you shouldn't have to switch to the command line at any point.
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@SpokenFor It sounds like everything went smoothly. You can now verify the installation by comparing the verified boot key hash you see when your phone is starting to the one that's on the website and setup auditor.
Think of it this way: When you enabled OEM unlocking in the developer settings, you were given a key. You can unlock a door with that key, but that's a separate action and doesn't happen automatically. That's what it's telling you, the door is locked right now (as it should be) but you could open it again if you wish. Now if you disable OEM unlocking you put the key away so you're not carrying it with you at all times.
SpokenFor You need to disable OEM unlocking in the developer settings now. Then you're done.
strikersignal What's not working?
K8y There are no different versions in the sense you're thinking about, all releases are production ready. Even in the alpha channel you get the "final" version so to speak, only in the event problems are found is the release cancelled and a new one pushed as a replacement. Which means a new update to download and install for you.
Hello! Is the phone in fastboot mode yet?
Good day. Are you looking to install GrapheneOS? You will need another device, but that doesn't have to be a desktop or laptop computer. If you have another Android phone in reach that's reasonably modern you can use that as the host device. Simply connect the two phones with each other, open the web installer on the other phone and start!
Awesome. Yeah the Android to Android approach tends to be the most reliable and generally avoids these weird connection problems that can be quite random and difficult to troubleshoot. Not sure why it didn't work the first time around, especially given you tried multiple computers.
Hello!
metalsped I have to change the setting in the phone each time I plug it into a USB port, to tell it to do anything other than 'charging'.
Sounds like you're not in fastboot mode.
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Good day. Don't worry your phone will be just fine. It sounds like you had a connection problem somewhere, if possible use the original usb-c cable, maybe try another port as well. Remember you can perform the installation through a second Android phone too.
You can restart the process by heading into fastboot mode again (hold volume down while the device boots), obviously skip the unlock bootloader step since that's done already.
Smog Is there a guide to restore to stock? I use Linux if it needs a PC.
Connect the pixel to your laptop with the included usb-c cable if possible, it's known to be compatible with the installation. Maybe try another port too.
Do you have a second Android phone in reach? If you do, chances are you can use that as the host device and perform the installation that way. Simply open the web installer on the second phone and connect the two phones with each other. This method is generally less prone to problems.