Is it possible to install manually on moto g32?

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Trying to install iodeOS on moto g32 with lineageOS. The iodeOS installer recognizes the phone, USB debugging is on in Developer Options, but prompts to enable OEM unlocking. Bootloader is already unlocked, but within lineageOS there is no OEM unlocking option. Looking online, it seems lineage hides the option (at least in version 21).

I searched the iode site and did not find manual files to download and install iodeOS on the g32 using adb/fastboot. Is there a way to find/download these files, or would the only way be to go back to stock android so that the installer can see the bootloader is unlocked?

Thank you.

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Moto G32 devon

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Thank you! I had not come across that GitLab repository. Install went smooth.

I have not tried to relock bootloader. Maybe another time.

Thanks again for the help.

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I skipped the relocking the bootloader part all together for now. Thanks.

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Why, you may ask?
Are you afraid of a bootloop or brick if you lock the bootloader?

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I have been using mostly lineageos for a while and am used to the unlocked bootloader, so didn’t have desire to risk the headache of bootloop or brick. Overall installed smooth and runs smooth. Thanks.

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I have a g32 and bootloader lock worked perfect.

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Okay, but isn’t this a bug in the installer? What can we do about it?

UPDATE: After pressing “I have enabled OEM unlocking”, installation proceeds. Not very intuitive, as there is no “OEM unlocking” option in LineageOS.

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You don’t have “System Settings > System > Developer Options > OEM Unlocking” or “Allow OEM Unlocking”? Maybe the way Motorola does it is different, but this is available in LineageOS for Pixel, for example?

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No, there was nothing even similar. No idea why. OP found something online:

Looking online, it seems lineage hides the option (at least in version 21).

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My Motorola G32 had the OEM Unlocking option in the stock OS and I have it now in iodéOS - if that helps you out.

For the stock OS, I followed this manual. After I had become a developer (haha), I had to wait for 7 days (checked daily), until the OEM unlocking was possible (grey until then). Maybe others don’t have to wait that long, but my G32 was brand new at that time.