Hello.
I am interested in attempting to return my Nexus 6 to stock 6.0 for a warranty exchange. Normally I would make a nandroid and titanium backup, sync the backups to google drive and an OTG usb, wipe userdata and caches, and flash a full firmware via fastboot. Unfortunately, my USB port is defective (the reason for the RMA in the first place). I am running a custom rom, TWRP recovery, and am bootloader unlocked.
I am aware that I can flash a stock 6.0 ROM, but that doesn't cover the bootloader, radio, or recovery. As I am sending the device back to Motorola, I need it to be 100% stock.
Can I flash the required files via Flashify or similar? In my previous experience (Samsung) I was able to use Mobile Odin to flash everything but modem - if I could do that I would just flash everything to the same build as the radio I am currently running (27r).
Any ideas?
For reference, I have already looked through these threads.
I am interested in attempting to return my Nexus 6 to stock 6.0 for a warranty exchange. Normally I would make a nandroid and titanium backup, sync the backups to google drive and an OTG usb, wipe userdata and caches, and flash a full firmware via fastboot. Unfortunately, my USB port is defective (the reason for the RMA in the first place). I am running a custom rom, TWRP recovery, and am bootloader unlocked.
I am aware that I can flash a stock 6.0 ROM, but that doesn't cover the bootloader, radio, or recovery. As I am sending the device back to Motorola, I need it to be 100% stock.
Can I flash the required files via Flashify or similar? In my previous experience (Samsung) I was able to use Mobile Odin to flash everything but modem - if I could do that I would just flash everything to the same build as the radio I am currently running (27r).
Any ideas?
For reference, I have already looked through these threads.
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