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I found this "X10 Android Development" section.
Wanna try it out but not sure if it works for baseband 2.1.54?
I think on baseband. 54 you wont get radio you will need 49 ;/
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i recently shifted from Nokia to Android and i rooted my X10i today , did most of the tweaks but the issue is that i am confused between roms and firmwares , whats the main difference ? yeah also lead me to a rom for x10i
p.s: my first post on XDA
Well for roms whats the difference? Well customs roms are made my nice people here on xda and the firmwares from sony if im wrong correct me and a rom i'd suggest you its the best 2.2 stable and fastest rom its called freex10 madr by zdzihu look for it in the developement section and also you might wanna try wolfbreaks one it has more customisation and welcome to xda buddy
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you can use Trip rom as well , its very cool
i meanyt to say that if i install any rom will i loose my generic se firmware or data ?
You can always go back to general SE firmware by clicking repair in SEUS.
The data on your sdcard is usually safed when changing between ROMs. But to be sure you can make a backup in xRecovery. Or use an app like Titanium backup or My Backup Root.
Owner of Post,
Do you have the latest version of busybox installed yet and xrecovery yet, because if you don't, I or somebody else can help you. So post again and if you need it and I will post some links for you to use.
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sxrmafia said:
i don't have e'm
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Here is flashtool that will help with many things with the x10 like rooting, new se firmwares, installing busybox, ect.
What is your baseband? I need to know before you do the following below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=920746
and here is the how to to use flashtool.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=10879507#post10879507
since your phone is already rooted, install busybox with flashtool first then xrecovery with this link.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=859571.
then pick on of the lovely ROMs with with the correct baseband you have.
im on 2.1.54
sxrmafia said:
im on 2.1.54
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Good. Now you can use most if not all 2.2 ROMS. Go the busybox step then.
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by the way, it doesn't matter if your phone is X10a or X10i. that just means your phone hardware frequency is different. you can use any custom ROM. I recommend Trip's GB MiUI ;-)
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u should try wolfbreak's custom rom in the android development section since your baseband is on .54 if not you have to take the trouble to flash your baseband to .49 or 52 for trips rom
Thanks Guys
hey everyone
I am sort of new to flashing basebands, so just one simple question; Is it safe to flash an X10i baseband onto an X10a? In this case I want to flash BB67 to my X10a currently running BB54.
Please get back to me.
Thank you.
Hasan10 said:
hey everyone
I am sort of new to flashing basebands, so just one simple question; Is it safe to flash an X10i baseband onto an X10a? In this case I want to flash BB67 to my X10a currently running BB54.
Please get back to me.
Thank you.
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Yes, it should be fine.
I have a X10A, now i´m using BB67 and have no problems, works better than others. Try it.
I'm using BB67 on my X10a and everything works fine.
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It did work for me too...
Works very well in miui roms for me!
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Good To know
I'm on baseband 55 and I need to be on baseband 67 to use the rom that I want to use.
But I can't find any baseband 67 for rogers branded phones.
where is it?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=960527
I found that thread, but noticed there were basebands branded for at&t and some for rogers but not baseband 67 for rogers.
I ended up flashing 2.1.67 (X10i) even though i have an X10a.
Everything seems fine atm.
it is still compatible, but you might haves some trouble sending mms
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Im tired of waiting i have an x10a im going to flash gb already, what should i do? Flash stock and wait for root? Or search for that pre-rooted stock ive heard about?
Ive read about the wb rom but i dont want to miss any features of the stock(sorry if i dont know, noob at the whole custom rom stuff?.
But i had my 2.1 rooted and i loved it(specially the ability to control cpu usage)
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Root is already out for gb
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Oh thats good, so it would be better to flash stock and root, but i just heard(read) so many good things about the wb rom im undecided,what features of stock would i be missing with wb?
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If you look at wb Rom it comes with the gingerbread baseband to flash if you already have root on 2.1 you dont need to upgrade to stock gingerbread flash the Rom dont reboot then flash the baseband then reboot gingerbread with root and xrecovery
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If you look at wb Rom it comes with the gingerbread baseband to flash if you already have root on 2.1 you dont need to upgrade to stock gingerbread flash the Rom dont reboot then flash the baseband then reboot gingerbread with root and xrecovery
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Remember to flash baseband with flashtool I think there is also a instruction youtube video attached in his thread
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Thanks for the instructions, i want to know what will i lose if i use wb rom, i want all the features( or most of them) of stock rom
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Most of the roms are stock especially wb just added stuff such as bravia engine and xloud increasing you music and ringtones you will also get panoramic camera app very fast been using mine for a week very stable
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Im undecided on what to try the pre rooted stock or wb? Damn
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i'm also x10a originally but there's absolutely nothing wrong in flashing a x10i, looks like baseband 71 works on all regions.
Yay now running gb, feels like a new phone(at least on-screen)
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If you don't want to miss anything, don't use custom ROM. Just root to delete unneed apps and xRecovery to install plugin. It works perfect.
i know we are supposed to run GB with baseband 66 or 62 but what will happen if we run it with baseband 72?
samajid said:
i know we are supposed to run GB with baseband 66 or 62 but what will happen if we run it with baseband 72?
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Nothing happened to me.. it just worked...
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Will the battery drain be more comparatively?
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samajid said:
i know we are supposed to run GB with baseband 66 or 62 but what will happen if we run it with baseband 72?
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I didn't notice any difference in the battery drain. I used the spartan rom along with bb 72 and my phone easily lasted the whole day.
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I guess, using an older baseband in newer rom (like any ics or jb based Rom) may result in some problems... Correct me if I am wrong
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samajid said:
i know we are supposed to run GB with baseband 66 or 62 but what will happen if we run it with baseband 72?
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Baseband is like the driver that controls your phone's radio. Usually baseband is not an issue with ROMs. Gingerbread works fine(atleast with GB-based versions of Cyanogenmod and MIUI).
Thank you for the replies ppl
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ah, i use baseband 58 on custom ICS ROM.
i wanna change to higher baseband, but dunno what different is that.
some ppls ive read reported that baseband 77 give more battery drain.
someone can gimme the latest baseband number for mango?
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ah, i use baseband 58 on custom ICS ROM.
i wanna change to higher baseband, but dunno what different is that.
some ppls ive read reported that baseband 77 give more battery drain.
someone can gimme the latest baseband number for mango?
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i use 72