The picture above was taken by Alexei Watson who states that the new stock recovery in Android L has a few new features. You can now Reboot to Bootloader, and Power down.

If you want to unlock your phone’s bootloader, then you’re in great luck–we have a step-by-step guide on how to unlock the Galaxy Nexus’ bootloader.

If you can get your phone to reboot to the bootloader by typing “adb reboot bootloader” then you should be all set. Your current Android phone should work just fine in getting this all set up.

Run the script and install Android Marshmallow As we did earlier to check unlock status, you need to boot into your bootloader to flash the factory image.

What these two commands do is simple. the first one is basically telling your computer to tell your computer to reboot the Nexus 5 to the bootloader.

How to flash bootloader of your Galaxy Note8 that’s stuck on boot loop By Harvey Hisona November 1, 2019 September 1, 2023 A lot of people encounter boot loop issue from time to time.

First off, the bootloader isn't part of Android, it's what lets the device boot into Android. Device manufacturers generally want you to stick to the version of Android they preloaded on the device.

With L's Android release, the recovery is getting a little bit more useful with two new options: reboot to bootloader and power down. Nothing groundbreaking here, but still incredibly useful ...

Instructions *Warning – Unlocking the bootloader of your phone, “may” void your warranty. *First things first, you need to setup the Android SDK so that you can use adb and fastboot commands.

Run the script and install Android N As we did earlier to check unlock status, you need to boot into your bootloader to flash the factory image.