Lenovo owned Motorola finally unveiled its next smartphone named Motorola One Fusion+ with a ton of features at a smart and competitive price like a pop-up selfie camera, Snapdragon 675, 64MP camera, and much more.
In this guide, we’ll be sharing the easy steps to install the Motorola XT2067-1 (One Fusion+ ) Stock Firmware (codenamed Liber). As an open-source platform, Android devices do come with plenty of customization options which can also lead to bricking or stuck in the boot loop issue due to unsupported file flashing or even improper flashing steps. Needless to say that most Android users want to heavily customize their devices via flashing third-party firmware files or rooting.
In some cases, the device performance may become slow, starts lagging, networking issues, etc. So, installing the stock firmware on your Motorola One Fusion+ device will bring back a stable life like before.
Motorola One Fusion+ Specifications
The mid-range category is where Motorola has its grip and the company does not want to loosen this grip. Although in the past year or so, several other OEMs have brought in tons of smartphones that are giving tough competition to the already available Motorola phones. Motorola One Fusion+ is another name in this category which packs the Snapdragon 730 chipset (730G in India) coupled with 6 GB of RAM. The phone comes with a massive 5000 mAh battery enough to last you two days, as touted by the company. It sports a 6.5-inch display that has 1080 x 2340 pixels, 19.5:9 ratio (~396 PPI density).
The device has the Adreno 618 GPU and offers up to 128 GB of onboard storage. It supports UFS 2.1 for faster data transfer. In the camera department, it has a quad-camera setup with a 64 MP primary lens, 8 MP ultrawide, 5 MP macro lens, and 2 MP depth sensor. The company has carried on with the tradition of having the pop-up selfie camera and the Motorola One Fusion+ has the 16 MP selfie shooter. It houses the fingerprint scanner in the back and supports fast-charging up to 15W.
Steps to Install Motorola XT2067-1 Stock Firmware (Flash File)
Now, if you’re ready to flash the stock firmware manually on your Motorola One Fusion+ XT2067-1 device then you need to download the flash tool, firmware file, and necessary drivers. So, without wasting any more time, let’s get into it.
Pre-Requirements:
- This ROM is supported for the Motorola One Fusion+ XT2067-1 (Liber) variant only.
- Make sure that your device should be charged at least 50% or higher.
- You will require a PC or Laptop with a USB Data Cable.
- We always recommend our readers to take a full data backup of the device for safety purposes.
- Install Motorola USB Drivers and Rescue and Smart Assistant Tool on your PC
- To flash, you must download the ADB and Fastboot tool
Motorola One Fusion+ XT2067-1 Firmware Flash Files:
Firmware Installation Guide:
Check out the firmware flashing guide below for the Motorola One Fusion+ XT2067-1. First, make sure to install or extract the adb and fastboot tool on your PC. Now enter the bootloader on your device.
Disclaimer:
Step 1. Bootloader Mode
Enter bootloader mode on your phone. To boot first, turn your phone off. Once your device turned off completely, press and hold volume down, and turn it on. You should see the bootloader screen.
Step 2. Connect Your Device to PC:
After booting your Motorola One Fusion+ into bootloader mode, now connect it to the PC using the USB Cable.
Step 3. Download Stock ROM/Firmware:
To get the full ROM, you can use the LMSA or Rescue and Smart Assistant Tool. Download the zip file and copy it to somewhere on your PC. LMSA tool will unzip the file and will remove the zip file you downloaded.
You can also download the full stock ROM from the above download flash file section on this guide.
Step 4. Flashing Guide:
- The next step is to open the command window and go to the adb folder
- Enter the following command to flash the firmware.
- fastboot flash partition gpt.bin
- fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
- fastboot flash bluetooth BTFM.bin
- fastboot flash dsp dspso.bin
- fastboot flash radio radio.img
- fastboot flash logo logo.bin
- Now toggle the fastbootd
- fastboot reboot fastboot
- Again flash the following command
- fastboot flash boot boot.img
- fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
- fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img
- fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.0
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.1
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.2
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.3
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.4
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.5
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.6
- fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.7
- Toggle back to bootloader. Do the following:
- fastboot reboot bootloader
- fastboot erase carrier
- fastboot erase metadata
- fastboot erase ddr
- (Optional except you want to wipe) fastboot erase userdata
- fastboot reboot
- Now your device will reboot into bootloader with the firmware you installed.
That’s it, guys. We hope this guide was helpful to you. Feel free to ask in the comment below for additional queries.
fastboot flash partition gpt.bin fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img fastboot flash bluetooth BTFM.bin fastboot flash dsp dspso.bin fastboot flash radio radio.img fastboot flash logo logo.bin
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fastboot flash boot boot.img fastboot flash recovery recovery.img fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta.img fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.0 fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.1 fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.2 fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.3 fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.4 fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.5 fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.6 fastboot flash super super.img.sparsechunk.7
fastboot reboot bootloader fastboot erase carrier fastboot erase metadata fastboot erase ddr (Optional except you want to wipe) fastboot erase userdata fastboot reboot
