hi,
i tried to find the last android update for my u20i. but seus can't find an update. it siad, the newest software is installed but my build-number is: 2.0.A.0.504 and the last should be the 2.0.2. ...
is this update for all u20i's ?
You will have to wait until your provider releases the new update for you. Or try to flash the generic build in the forums.
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i have a unbranded phone from se. will try a generic rom. thx
On the forum they are all pre-rooted, I want only 2.02.A.24 without xrecovery.
Where can I find it?
Did you try the seus update tool or pc companion? Otherwise you can ask for clean rom and use binarys flasher to do so!
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before i flash my mini with the new firmware, ist there a changelog for the firmware? is it a bugfix or are there new functions? what the difference between the new firmware and 2.0.A.0.504
datagubben said:
On the forum they are all pre-rooted, I want only 2.02.A.24 without xrecovery.
Where can I find it?
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Looking for the same. Hope someone can help out, especially now that we can root it.
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does anyone know where to find SE x10 stock rom my friend intalled a unstable rom and forgot to back up his original one any help?
Do you want 2.1 or 1.6? I can help you with 2.1 only. And these are SE firmwares.
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Use SEUS Sony Ericsson Update Service), this install stock rom.
I have the same problem. I need to restore the stock rom but when I try to use SEUS or PC Companion I receive a message saying that my phone already have the latest software.
Any idea?
Tell It you want to repair.
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stan.s said:
Tell It you want to repair.
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I did it, but didn´t work. It says I have the lastest software.
But I installed the last X10a Generic firmware from here and now at least SEUS and PC Companion works, including the repair.
Is not the same ROM I had on my phone, but I think I´m able to get the officials updates now.
Im in the same situitation, I found this convuluted way to go back to the 1.6 that involves command lines and command prompts Im a little scared to try it
I've tried many .ftf 2.1.1.A.0.6 files, and everything installs fine with flashtool, but when i try to root with z4root, i get blocked. I couldn't root any so far.
Can you provide a .ftf file of kernel 2.1.1.A.0.6 and baseband 015 that can root? Thanks anyway, xda!!!
And it's nothing wrong if i have baseband 015 with 2.0.a.504, right?
The requirements of the roms are to the the baseband 015, not the kernel, right?
I have 2.6.29
Anybody?
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for root 2.1.1.A.0.6 use superoneclick then if you want to install costum rom you mus have baseband 015 and build version 2.1.1.A.0.6.
Thanks, but I knew that already. The roms work also fine on baseband 006, but you cant use all features, like apps to sd. But that's not the problem.
I tried to root an original 2.1.1.a.0.6 se rom and it couldn't root!!!
I tried universal androot, z4root, superoneclick, but just didn't root.
I found this thing: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=906742
Can someone confirm that it can root, I tried 6 2.1.1.a.0.6 builds and neither rooted!
nilseby said:
I've tried many .ftf 2.1.1.A.0.6 files, and everything installs fine with flashtool, but when i try to root with z4root, i get blocked. I couldn't root any so far.
Can you provide a .ftf file of kernel 2.1.1.A.0.6 and baseband 015 that can root? Thanks anyway, xda!!!
And it's nothing wrong if i have baseband 015 with 2.0.a.504, right?
The requirements of the roms are to the the baseband 015, not the kernel, right?
I have 2.6.29
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Just flash a custom rom I surgest cm7 and they come pre rooted
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Just flash a custom rom I surgest cm7 and they come pre rooted
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You really don't get it, do you?
I managed to root that firmware via FlasherTool. It's just an one click button on the same app you installed the firmware mate. Don't you see it? How came you missed it?! xD
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There is one little problem. I DIDN'T MISS IT!!! Wasn't that stupid , but when i try to connect the phone to computer with usb debugging it says driver se01 not succesfully installed! That's why i can't root with super one click!
that's not normal^^
flash your phone with seus again
try to root
flash a older FW with the flashtool an try to root
try to flash a FW wich is pre-rooted
one of these ways must be work
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that's not normal^^
try to flash a FW wich is pre-rooted
one of these ways must be work
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That's what I'm trying now! Can someone confirm this rom?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=906742
Look, close SEUS when installing, of course DISABLE DEBBUG MODE and try that again. It 100000000000% works! I have accomplised that! I confirm that!
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You guys reeeeeeeeaaaaaalllllllyyyyy don't get it!!!
I said a bullsh*t above... xD
See the following and all your problems will be solved :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1125587
[FIRMWARE]2.1.1.A.0.6 Greek .ftf+.sin files. Install the .6 kernel with 015 baseband!
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Hi, I recently heard that the new update coming for the xperia x10 is only going to work for generic firmwares. Is this correct? If so, how do I install a generic firmware on my phone that would allow me to update it, and which firmware do I use? Thanks!
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Use SEUS or wait until its uploaded.
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U can use these firmwares.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=936733
Tutorials are in the forum
Okay, will this allow me to update to the official gingerbread through pc companion, or does the update come from seus too?
And would lose all my files, or would I still be able to restore with titanium backup? Thanks!
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Updated right now with SEUS to 2.3.3 (had the X10i_2.1.B.0.1_CUST-DE GENERIC 1235-7836.zip)
Everything except sd card gets erased. Maybe try SE backup tools of PCC
So do i update my x10a to the same x10i generic you had? do i need to do this through seus? as long as i can get my phone updated to 2.3.3, i don't really mind losing all my apps! so after putting your generic version on my phone, i will update through pc companion, correct? is this how you updated your phone to 2.3.3???
SEUS Repair function Q
Hello!
I am new to both the XDA forums and to the Android modding in general.
A while back I did root my Generic X10i and install Xrecovery on it but now I have heard from several sources stating that I need a "clean" phone to get the 2.3.3 update from SE.
My question is: Does SEUS repair reflash the entire phone and remove all traces of modding so I can update to 2.3.3 w/o any problems?
(I have backed up my contacts and dont mind losing apps, as long as I have the 2.3.3 update)
Good question, I also don't mind losing my apps as long as I get the update!
Does anyone know if repairing you're handset removes traces of rooting?
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Pharaoness said:
Does anyone know if repairing you're handset removes traces of rooting?
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Repairing wipes your phone and installs an official firmware, so yes. It removes all traces since it's a fresh install.
Any install using the Flash Tool (with wipe userdata checked) will install a fresh firmware.
BluechipJ said:
Repairing wipes your phone and installs an official firmware, so yes. It removes all traces since it's a fresh install.
Any install using the Flash Tool (with wipe userdata checked) will install a fresh firmware.
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but Repair will install based on what? the original firmware from that region or the original where the previously installed custom firmware was based on?
Thanks all. Was thinking about a repair based on the original update firmware from pc companion, do I can update once 2.3.3 hits my brand of phone
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I need the Original Firmware to update over CWM.
SEUS update only the last Firmware to 2.1.1.C.0.0.
Where i can find this Firmware? Can anybody upload this?
(Sorry for my english)
I used pc companion instead to update to 2.1- update 1. 2.1.1.A.0.6 or I'm sure if you use the 'search' function itl be on xda somewhere.
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The Companion app dosent list the X10 under US, but UK, and it shows two versions of it. When i try to repair my phone this way, it says there is no software avalaible for it.
I just want to return to stock 2.3.3 so i can unlock bootloader. another question would be if that the 2.3.3 Aro file would suffice for this.
Galaxynova88 said:
The Companion app dosent list the X10 under US, but UK, and it shows two versions of it. When i try to repair my phone this way, it says there is no software avalaible for it.
I just want to return to stock 2.3.3 so i can unlock bootloader. another question would be if that the 2.3.3 Aro file would suffice for this.
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Hello,
Downgrade Your baseband version in order to enable the "upgrade" option in PC companion or SEUS
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Hello,
Downgrade Your baseband version in order to enable the "upgrade" option in PC companion or SEUS
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From .71 to what?
Galaxynova88 said:
From .71 to what?
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For example to .58 or .52 or .49. Whatever You want
Galaxynova88 said:
The Companion app dosent list the X10 under US, but UK, and it shows two versions of it. When i try to repair my phone this way, it says there is no software avalaible for it.
I just want to return to stock 2.3.3 so i can unlock bootloader. another question would be if that the 2.3.3 Aro file would suffice for this.
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You can do it with SEUS (Sony Ericsson Update Service). You don't need to downgrade nothing. When ever I wanted to go back to stock from custom roms, I did it with SEUS, without single problem. Just download Update Service from Sony official site, run it and follow instructions.
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Dzufa said:
You can do it with SEUS (Sony Ericsson Update Service). You don't need to downgrade nothing. When ever I wanted to go back to stock from custom roms, I did it with SEUS, without single problem. Just download Update Service from Sony official site, run it and follow instructions.
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I had the same by SEUS. It nevwr worked for me. Repair option wasn't there. Only downgrading helped
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jakuburban said:
I had the same by SEUS. It nevwr worked for me. Repair option wasn't there. Only downgrading helped
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Repair option doesn´t exist. But do not repair, just flash stock rom ( fresh install).
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Repair option doesn´t exist. But do not repair, just flash stock rom ( fresh install).
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So flashing the 2.3.3 offical Rom that started circulating when Gingerbread came out would be considered stock?
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So flashing the 2.3.3 offical Rom that started circulating when Gingerbread came out would be considered stock?
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Yes, that's last official firmware for X10.
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Thank you guys for your help!
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Repair option doesn´t exist. But do not repair, just flash stock rom ( fresh install).
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I always used SUES but it only said that the newest software is already installed and there was nothing I could do. Maybe they've changed it already, last time I used SUES was more than half year ago.
PS. And You're right. If I downgraded my baseband I didn't select repair but flash new firmware.