Unlocking a bootloader using Termux typically involves using a where one Android phone acts as the "host" to send commands to the "target" device. This is useful for users who don't have access to a PC but want to install custom ROMs or root their devices. 1. Prerequisites
Connect the devices via OTG and boot the target device into .
: In Termux, install adb and fastboot if not already installed: unlock bootloader using termux
Works only if Phone A is already rooted/exploited.
While you cannot unlock a phone from itself, you use Termux on one Android device (the "Host") to unlock the bootloader of a second Android device (the "Target"). Unlocking a bootloader using Termux typically involves using
The android-tools package installs the standard ADB and Fastboot binaries, allowing Termux to communicate with other Android devices.
If the terminal freezes, disconnect the cable, run pkill fastboot in Termux, reconnect the cable, and try again. Final Thoughts and Safety Warning Prerequisites Connect the devices via OTG and boot
Each tool offers a unique path to the same goal. The right choice often depends on your specific device, its Android version, and your comfort level with the command line.
For security reasons, the device will not unlock automatically. The screen will display a warning screen asking you to confirm the action. Use the to navigate to "Unlock the bootloader" or "Yes", and press the Power button to select it.