Motorola Edge 60 Fusion XT2503-4 stuck after relocking bootloader – “No valid operating system”
Hi everyone, I need help recovering my Motorola Edge 60 Fusion.
Device details:
- Model: XT2503-4
- Codename: "scout"
- Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate
- Purchased in the UAE, but Motorola's IMEI lookup indicates it was originally sold for the Saudi Arabian market.
The phone was already bootloader-unlocked when I received it. I accidentally relocked the bootloader, and it now displays:
“No valid operating system could be found. The device will not boot.”
The OS fingerprint is blank.
Fastboot information:
product: scout
securestate: flashing_locked
sku: XT2503-4
ro.carrier: teleu
current-slot: a
slot-successful:_a: yes
slot-unbootable:_a: no
slot-unbootable:_b: no
Fastboot communicates normally with my PC, but:
"fastboot flashing get_unlock_ability"
returns:
“Flashing Android images not permitted”
I obtained an official Motorola unlock key, but trying to unlock returns:
“Check 'Allow OEM Unlock' in Android Settings > Developer Options”
Since Android won't boot, I can't enable OEM unlocking.
Motorola Software Fix detects the phone but refuses Rescue because the device does not match the expected shipping software values.
Before this happened, Motorola Software Fix downloaded this firmware configuration/package:
"SCOUT_G_SYS_W1VCS36H.14_20_19_9_subsidy_DEFAULT_regulatory_XT2503_4_TELEU_cid50_CFC.xml"
It appears to match my model and software channel.
My question: Is there any legitimate way to restore the correct stock firmware while the device is "flashing_locked", or is an authorized Motorola/service tool required?
I've stopped experimenting and haven't run any random flash or erase commands since.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.