This bootloader can be used to boot Android on Nokia Lumia 520.

Before you do anything, you MUST unlock the phone’s bootloader with WPInternals.
After that follow the instructions that apply to the current state of your phone, and the OS you
are using on your PC.
● Phone has Windows Phone or Windows 10 Mobile, PC has Windows
○ Unlock phone using WPInternals
○ Have both WDRT and fastboot installed
○ Download Win32DiskImager
○ Connect phone in Mass Storage mode
○ Open Win32DiskImager, select a location where you want to save the backup of
your phone. I suggest you to use <IMEI>.img as backup name, so it will be easy
to identify.
○ DO backup all phones you want to use this on, not just the first one.
○ Please, do not skip this, this can save your phones if something goes wrong.
○ Select the letter assigned to MainOS of your phone, and press “Read”.
○ I know it takes a lot of time, but time is usually cheaper than a new phone.
○ Close Win32DiskImager
○ Download lflash.zip, and extract it
○ Run uefi2lk.cmd, follow the on-screen instructions
○ Have fun
● Phone has Windows Phone or Windows 10 Mobile, PC has Linux
○ Switch the device to Mass Storage mode. For this you must have an engineering
SBL3 installed on the phone. You can enter Mass Storage mode by holding the
device’s camera button while powering it on. NOKIA logo should appear for a
short time, then LCD should turn off.
○ Connect the device to your PC by using an USB cable.
○ On the PC, open a terminal window.
○ Find out which is the block device assigned to your phone. You can do that by
running “​dmesg | tail​” right after connecting the phone. Look for [sdX], that will be
your phone.
○ You have to identify the ​UEFI​ partition of the phone. Normally that should be
partition 7 (sdX7), but that depends on the actual partition table. You can run
“​sudo gdisk -l /dev/sdX​” to see the partition table of the phone. Look for the
partition named ​UEFI​, that should be right after the S ​ BL1-3​ partitions. Note it’s
number, I’ll refer to it as Y.
○ Use the ​dd​ command to flash LK.
“​sudo dd if=aboot_<date>.mbn of=/dev/sdXY bs=1024​”
○ Wait for the command to finish, then run ​sync​ a few times just to be sure.
○ Disconnect the phone, remove, then reinsert the battery, then turn it on.
○ Your phone should boot into fastboot mode.
● Phone already has LK bootloader installed
○ Enter fastboot mode on the phone. You can do that by holding the volume down
button while powering the device on.
○ Flash the new LK image. Target partition can be ​UEFI​ or ​aboot​ depending on the
partition table. I’ll use ​aboot​ in the example. Trying both can’t hurt.
○ “​fastboot flash aboot aboot_<date>.mbn​”
“​fastboot reboot​”
○ LK should be updated to the new version.