Hi there,
I just bought a Fairphone 6. I then followed the tutorial on eOS’s website and installed eOS (official build, version IMG-e-3.2-a15-20251022539003-official-FP6.zip). I had no problem: unlocked the bootloader, installed eOS and rebooted. All worked fine, I played a bit with the phone installed F-droid, Aurora store, a bunch of apps etc. Then I put my micro-SD card and stopped the phone.
Today I decided to relock the bootloader for safety reasons, I never do it on my phones but eh, why not.
So I enabled USB debugging in devs options and then typed fastboot flashing lock_critical. The phone rebooted, deleted all data, no problem.
Then I enabled again USB debugging in devs options and typed fastboot flashing lock. And here was the problem: the phone rebooted and I got this message on boot: your device is corrupt and will not boot.
And indeed, the phone doesn’t boot. It just boots in fastboot mode… I can’t access the recovery nor can I of course launch eOS…
I don’t understand what I did wrong this time, just followed the tutorial….
Could you help me find a solution? Or is my phone just a brick? ![]()
I did one last thing after being stuck and I hope it was not a mistake: I reunlocked the bootloader with fastboot flashing unlock and fastboot flashing unlock_critical.
And now I have this when I type fastboot oem device-info:
(bootloader) Verity mode: true
(bootloader) Device unlocked: true
(bootloader) Device critical unlocked: true
(bootloader) Charger screen enabled: true
Thanks a lot for your help…