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For now we can create backups , fix permissions and the rest
Here it is ..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=878426
Yup I can confirm it works too
Tried backup and install update.zip from sd card no problem both went smoothly..
Sent from my X8 Rooted+JiT+App2sd+Recovery :*)
muzik_demon said:
Yup I can confirm it works too
Tried backup and install update.zip from sd card no problem both went smoothly..
Sent from my X8 Rooted+JiT+App2sd+Recovery :*)
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how to make update.zip? simply put it the content there and zip? no signing?
No idea how to make it but we can install it
google it
Sent from my X8 Rooted+JiT+App2sd
You can use android kitchen to cook custom roms
Sent from my E15i using XDA App
Can someone provide the modified vendor files for kitchen to cook X8 roms ?
If you have a friend who cooked roms before for hero/legend/g1/nexus devices, ask him to cook one for us, this is the fastest way
For those who never cooked a rom, this link might be a start :
http://source.android.com/porting/build_system.html
Cooked rom should use our original 2.6.29 kernel of eclair and our rild libs, rest of system should be prelinked to those files.
Gingerbread (2.3) is available in AOSP repository, there's a very good chance we could have it running before SE release froyo if ever.
I have tried this rom Prime from LG Optimus P500 (same cpu and screen).
Flashed with xRecovery, than before rebooting copied over xRecovery files back to flash (to be able to return to my backup).
To enable "adb logcat" debug, put adb-enable file in /data/property/ directory.
The rom booted, i saw android 2.2 bootscreen, but than it crashed..
racht said:
Can someone provide the modified vendor files for kitchen to cook X8 roms ?
If you have a friend who cooked roms before for hero/legend/g1/nexus devices, ask him to cook one for us, this is the fastest way
For those who never cooked a rom, this link might be a start :
http://source.android.com/porting/build_system.html
Cooked rom should use our original 2.6.29 kernel of eclair and our rild libs, rest of system should be prelinked to those files.
Gingerbread (2.3) is available in AOSP repository, there's a very good chance we could have it running before SE release froyo if ever.
I have tried this rom Prime from LG Optimus P500 (same cpu and screen).
Flashed with xRecovery, than before rebooting copied over xRecovery files back to flash (to be able to return to my backup).
To enable "adb logcat" debug, put adb-enable file in /data/property/ directory.
The rom booted, i saw android 2.2 bootscreen, but than it crashed..
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porting the rom to X8 should be easy. i read it somewhere at the cooking section
will try later.
Don't speak easy speak results.
propc said:
porting the rom to X8 should be easy. i read it somewhere at the cooking section
will try later.
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Hi Propc,
"porting the rom to X8 should be easy",
Make it working is not that easy, what's the use of porting it then......
Just a post because i read a lot that everything is so easy...
Complicated thing 's are NOT easy.
Succes
Dink69
when it's easy, lets see results...
dink69 said:
Hi Propc,
"porting the rom to X8 should be easy",
Make it working is not that easy, what's the use of porting it then......
Just a post because i read a lot that everything is so easy...
Complicated thing 's are NOT easy.
Succes
Dink69
when it's easy, lets see results...
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no, what i mean is porting the rom from other devices. i said i read it. not me said it.
you can search it if you want to know better.
sorry.
edit found it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=551711
Does not work on mine x8 2.1 rooted, the files are in the /system/bin my skips the xrecovery when i press the back button.
Sent from my E15i using XDA App
Edinhox said:
Does not work on mine x8 2.1 rooted, the files are in the /system/bin my skips the xrecovery when i press the back button.
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maybe u didn't install busybox from market?
whre to get x8 update.zip or is it same for all phones??? lol
WARR10r said:
maybe u didn't install busybox from market?
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i have the busybox installed from market place
i have moved/copied the busybox chargemon and xrecovery to /system/bin
the files are there but it skipps the thing at the SE logo. i have tested with holding the back button and pushing the button a couple of times.
You have to set up permissions to 777 (rwxrwxrwx)
peetr_ said:
You have to set up permissions to 777 (rwxrwxrwx)
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Only if copied via a cmd prompt, if you use root explorer the permissions don't need to be changed
no, it's do not work for me too. i pressing more time for go in xrecovery, but it's not starting. my phone is starting normally
dviktor said:
no, it's do not work for me too. i pressing more time for go in xrecovery, but it's not starting. my phone is starting normally
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do not install BUSYBOX from market
Use the busybox provided in the zip file
Suhel28 said:
do not install BUSYBOX from market
Use the busybox provided in the zip file
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yeah, i made it, and all is work great. must all 3 files put in /system/bin/. even if you are got a busybox installed.
suhel28 said:
do not install BUSYBOX from market
Use the busybox provided in the zip file
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Thanks it worked but i installed busybox from market and then after that i installed the apk file for X10 the big diden't work then a replaced the files with the ones for X8/X10mini and now it works
For those who can't have it work try like this
1. Download and install busybox from marketplace
2. install this apk file http://www.mediafire.com/?prj83693lv94lut its the xrecovery for X10 big but install it anyway
3. download the real files for xrecovery in the first page http://www.mediafire.com/?lz6gwgohuakvbfo
4. move extract the files you downloaded to your sdcard
5. Use Root explorer to copy/move the busybox, chargemon ant the xrecovery.tar to system/bin after you done that it should work
Updated guide to fit beta3
Updated first post with step by step for new Beta2 and DualTouch! +Quick howto for advanced users!
Updated second post with step by step for root and xRecovery!
Quick How-To for advanced users going from Beta1/Beta2 to Beta3:
Dont read this if you don´t know what you are doing! Follow the entire guide instead!
Code:
Backup Beta1/Beta2 in xRecovery
Flash FreeX10-beta3.zip
Flash gapps_1901_FreeX10.zip
Boot into Beta3 and wait some time.
Reboot to xRecovery
Go to Advanced Restore in Backup and Restore
Restore only "Data" from Beta1 or Beta2
Wipe Dalvik-Cache and reboot
Done ;)
For DualTouch see bellow!
Here is a complete guide for installation:
If you can´t install Froyo by following this guide you should probably stick to official firmware.
What you need:
Sony Ericsson X10! Not working on: mini, mini pro or x8!!!
Official (or prerooted) firmware version 2.1. Or some custom 2.1+ rom.
Root
xRecovery by zdzihu
Free X10 beta3 by zdzihu
What you do:
1. Make sure you have android 2.1+ on your X10.
2. Root your phone if it´s not rooted! See post 2 for How-To!
3. Install xRecovery if you don´t have it already. See post 2 for How-To
4. Copy following files to the root of your sdcard:
FreeX10-beta3.zip
gapps_1901_FreeX10.zip
5. Reboot your phone and keep pressing the back button till you enter xRecovery.
6. Go to "Backup and restore" and make a backup of your current system.
7. Then select "Install custom zip" and browse for FreeX10-beta3.zip
8. Then again select "Install custom zip" and browse for gapps_1901_FreeX10.zip
9. Reboot your phone and wait for it to get signal after some automatic reboots!
10. If you are updating from Beta1 or Beta2 and want to restore your data then go to "Backup & Restore" in recovery, select "Advanced restore", Select your Beta1 or Beta2 backup and restore "DATA" only!
It´s not recommended to restore data from 2.1!
Enable DualTouch (Optional):
1. Download FlashTool
2. Download X10_1.0_Bin4ry_Dualtouch.ftf
3. Extract FlashTool on your computer
4. Copy X10_1.0_Bin4ry_Dualtouch.ftf into your Flashtool/firmwares folder
5. Turn off your Phone
6. Remove the battery for 5+ seconds
7. Insert battery but do NOT power on your phone
8. Start X10FlashTool.exe
9. Press "Connect", choose X10 and press "Ok"
10. Press and hold your back button on your phone.
11. Connect your phone to your computer (Still holding the back button)
12. Press "Ok" at flashtool prompt and release the back button
13. Press "Flash" in flashtool and select "Dualtouch"
14. Let it flash and your are done
15. Just boot your phone and enjoy DualTouch
How to update to latest hotfix:
If there is a new hotfix released you just have to apply the new hotfix, no need for reinstalling the whole rom.
1. Download latest hotfix
2. Put it in the root of your SDCard
3. Reboot your phone
4. Press back button untill you enter xRecovery
5. Select ""Install custom zip" and browse for the latest hotfix
6. Reboot your phone and you are done!
If you want to change your theme you can try one of this:
GreenGlow by XperiaX10iUser
Gbread by wesvista
GALAXY by EMPREX 2
BuuFm0d by th4r
X FX10 by SEMPITERNAL
FAQ:
Q: Do I have to wipe anything before installation?
A: No! When you install FreeX10 it will wipe your system, data and cache.
Q: Can i install Jit on this rom?
A: Jit is already activated in Froyo!
Q: Can I dualboot this with my official 2.1?
A: No!
Q: Will Flash Player work with this rom?
A: Yes
Q: Does this include the latest baseband or does it use whatever version is on the x10?
A: It uses the version that is on the x10!
Feel free to help me improve this guide, just post here and I will update this post with all good tips!
All credits go to zdzihu and everyone involved.
If you want to buy zdzihu a beer click here
I just write the howto so don´t thank me, it´s not my work!
Thanx to:
zdzihu
jerpelea
Bin4ry
XperiaX10iUser
SEMPITERNAL
wesvista
streamnlnl
How to root step by step:
1. Enable Usb Debugging
Press Menu Button
Settings
Applications (Check "Unknown sources" here)
Development
Tick USB debugging
2. Download rootme.tar.bz2 or SuperOneClickv1.5.5-ShortFuse.zip
3. Connect your phone to your PC
4. Run any of the preferred root files.
5. Reboot your phone and done!
How to install xRecovery step by step:
1. Download xRecovery-0.2-release.apk
2. Copy it to your SDCard and install by using a filebrowser like "Root Explorer" or "ASTRO"
3. Download "BusyBox" by Stephen (Stericson) from market
4. Launch "BusyBox" from your appdrawer and press Install on the bottom of the screen!
5. Launch "xRecovery Installer" from your appdrawer.
6. Press Install "xReccovery"
7. Reboot your phone and done!
I think you should also post the link for sdk. Bcoz, lots of lazy people around here who dont know how to search the net.
shaider_516 said:
I think you should also post the link for sdk. Bcoz, lots of lazy people around here who dont know how to search the net.
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if they`re lazy...to bad
That's a solid enough guide I'd say but sorry just one more thing I can think that might be valid to add if I may;
Before going to say about adb for flashing screen recommend a fresh install first as that is much easier for the user to do if they just done it than read and learn all about adb. Just a thought but good guide, please delete this post if its considered as spam or not relevant.
sent from my x10i 2.2.1
steve.adams.x10 said:
That's a solid enough guide I'd say but sorry just one more thing I can think that might be valid to add if I may;
Before going to say about adb for flashing screen recommend a fresh install first as that is much easier for the user to do if they just done it than read and learn all about adb. Just a thought but good guide, please delete this post if its considered as spam or not relevant.
sent from my x10i 2.2.1
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It´s ok, spam this thread as much as you want, it´s for questions, answers and discussion
I added "run cmd on your computer", you think people will understand?
If they install SDK then they should be able to just type that command in cmd
rodak said:
Q: How do I change the bootanimation?
A: You can´t, will be possible in the final version!
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In fact you can change as follows (at your own risk)
1. Use Root Explorer to delete \system\media\bootanimation.zip (or replace with your own)
2. Copy framework-res.apk from \system\framework to sdcard
3. replace the following image files in framework-res.apk (I use total commander) with the stock image files:
i) android-logo-mask.png & android-logo-shine.png in assets\images folder
ii) default_wallpaper.jpg in res\drawable-hdpi folder
4. Copy framework-res.apk from sdcard back to \system\framework folder
5. reboot
Thanks, will this to my thread.
cobrato said:
In fact you can change as follows (at your own risk)
1. Use Root Explorer to delete \system\media\bootanimation.zip (or replace with your own)
2. Copy framework-res.apk from \system\framework to sdcard
3. replace the following image files in framework-res.apk (I use total commander) with the stock image files:
i) android-logo-mask.png & android-logo-shine.png in assets\images folder
ii) default_wallpaper.jpg in res\drawable-hdpi folder
4. Copy framework-res.apk from sdcard back to \system\framework folder
5. reboot
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Thanks dude, worked a treat with Mr Rusch's X10 Mod Tool and 7zip.
Installed and seems to be working fine aside from the screen flickering which I can't seem to get rid of. The ADB thread has a link for android SDK which seems to be out of date because it no longer links to a download. I can't figure it out otherwise. Anyone wanna help me get rid of the screen flickering?
Reinstall the zip via xRecovery, jusy as you did the first time you installed FreeX10.
Posted from my ZDZ Froyo X10i using Tapatalk
The guys/girls running super bit of software.
Could someone tell me if the alarm clock feature ia working correctly and stable as I would end up unemployed with out a reliable alarm clock
Thanks
Kieron
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
kieronw3 said:
The guys/girls running super bit of software.
Could someone tell me if the alarm clock feature ia working correctly and stable as I would end up unemployed with out a reliable alarm clock
Thanks
Kieron
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
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Yes the alarm app is working fine without any issue , i have been using since 4 days and if you have any issues with alarm, their are thousands of app available for alarm.
restore of "productive" data from 2.1
rodak
thanks to you for this info, many things became clear after this!
what I woulk like to discuss is to restore data (contacts, sms, apps settings) from previous (2.1) version. may I use titanium backup ? will then all custom data & apps & settings work as in 2.1 ?
rgds
lada
chintan11 said:
Yes the alarm app is working fine without any issue , i have been using since 4 days and if you have any issues with alarm, their are thousands of app available for alarm.
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Thanks for the info will be trying this rom asap
Kieron
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
ladaaa said:
rodak
thanks to you for this info, many things became clear after this!
what I woulk like to discuss is to restore data (contacts, sms, apps settings) from previous (2.1) version. may I use titanium backup ? will then all custom data & apps & settings work as in 2.1 ?
rgds
lada
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Yes, you can restore data with titanium, but I recommend a fresh install of all your apps.
The only thing I restored with Titanium was my SMS/MMS.
Contacts and calendar synced with gmail.
The other apps was a fresh install from market.
That way i'm sure no junk from 2.1 will mess up my freshly installed 2.2 rom
But sure you can, if you want, restore most of your apps and data.
Maybe just me that want everything fresh
kieronw3 said:
Thanks for the info will be trying this rom asap
Kieron
Sent from my X10i using XDA App
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But make sure you disable your SIM PIN code.
If your phone reboots during the night I'm not sure the alarm will work if the phone asks for PIN.
nexile said:
Installed and seems to be working fine aside from the screen flickering which I can't seem to get rid of. The ADB thread has a link for android SDK which seems to be out of date because it no longer links to a download. I can't figure it out otherwise. Anyone wanna help me get rid of the screen flickering?
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You have a link to Android SDK installer in the first post under "What you need:"
Download, install, start cmd, connect your phone and type: adb killall servicemanager
rodak said:
If you want to change your theme you can try one of this:
DarkStyle by XperiaX10iUser
X FX10 by SEMPITERNAL
Gbread by wesvista
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Thanks.
Updated second post with step by step for root and xRecovery!
hm, my app2sd fails every time.
can somebody help me to get it work?
greetz
ok it works now. reinstalled the latest hotfix.
nice work. i love this rom
setaseti said:
hm, my app2sd fails every time.
can somebody help me to get it work?
greetz
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...sorry...
Hey guys,
The good news i wanna notice for everybody here is my X10 Mini Pro with lastest firmware 2.1.1.A.0.6 can Root + xRecovery + JIT and use Link2SD okay without any errors !
I will tutorial you to do that. Now lets begin !
Root : Automate Installation
1. Download attached file "SuperOneClick".
2. Enable "USB Debug".
3. Connect phone to "PC" and select "Charge Phone".
4. Open "SuperOneClick" and select "Root".
5. Wait!
6. When it is done, reboot.
xRecovery : Manual Installation
- Phone must be rooted
- Download and install Titanium Backup. Run it and press Problems to install busybox or you can install standalone busybox in market !
- Download attached file and unpack the recovery package in to sdcard
- Use Root Explorer to remount /system rw
- Copy the content of the package (3 files) into /system/bin folder
- Chmod 777 for 3 files copied !
How to use xRecovery :
- Reboot your phone !
- Press BACK button few times right after white SE logo appears.
- Use VOLUME-UP and VOLUME-DOWN to browse, HOME to select, BACK to go back.
JIT : Here is manual installation. Automatic Installer here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=951274
I'm strongly recommend to backup with xRecovery before install JIT !
- Download attached file !
- Go to market place and find app "Terminal Emulator" download and install it.
- Extract and copy to sdcard
- Use root explorer to remount /system rw
- Copy dalvikvm,dexopt,logcat in sdcard to /system/bin/
- CHMOD 755 for 3 files copied!
- Copy libdvm.so,libnativehelper.so,libcutils.so,libdl.so,liblog.so,libm.so,libz.so in sdcard to /system/lib/
- CHMOD 644 for 7 files copied!
- Copy build.prop in sdcard to /system/ (You can use your build.prob file. Please see Warning section below)
- Chmod 666 for build.prop !
- Go to /data/dalvik-cache/ and remove all file in it or use command rm -r /data/dalvik-cache/* or we can use xRecovery and choose Advanced Options > Wipe dalvik cached
- Reboot your phone and enjoy !
- To check it work or not run Terminal Emulator and type dalvikvm -k if you see "Configured with: debugger profiler jit show_exception=1. It's mean JIT has been working !
Warning : if your phone cannot reboot again please use xRecovery to restore backup file (if not backup yet you can use SEUS to reflash your device) and JIT again with your build.prop file.
Follow these instructions:
- At the step copy build.prob above please use your build.prob instead my file provided and edit your file :
- Edit /system/build.prob with Root Explorer
+Find :
DEVICE_PROVISIONED=1
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and replace with
#DEVICE_PROVISIONED=1
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+Find :
dalvik.vm.heapsize=24m
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and replace with
dalvik.vm.heapsize=30m
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+Find :
kernel.log=default
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and replace with
#kernel.log=default
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+Find
debug.sf.hw=1
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if don't have add one
+Add
dalvik.vm.execution-mode=int:jit
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at the end of file !
- Save file and do continue others step to complete JIT.
Thanks to zdzihu for xRecovery, shivenjuneja for SuperOneClick modified version and all member in XDA for JIT installation method !
Now important action ^_^. Please thanks me if you want cheer !!
Can anyone confirm that the jit part is working?
i just instaled every thing x recovery works but when i installed jit the phone frezes at se logo and will not boot. Waited 15 mins and nothing good thing i did a back up
Sweet,another repair added to my records :/
Miniwolfi said:
i just instaled every thing x recovery works but when i installed jit the phone frezes at se logo and will not boot. Waited 15 mins and nothing good thing i did a back up
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Do you wipe all dalvik caches ?? and the first boot after install it's take about 5 minutes to rebuild all cache files. After that it's working perfectly. Try to reboot few times and plug off your battery first !
no need to use the modified superoneclick.
the original version 1.6.5 just fine in this firmware
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682
juan77_sonic said:
no need to use the modified superoneclick.
the original version 1.6.5 just fine in this firmware
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682
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Dude i used this version 1.6.5 but it cannot root for newest firmware for me ! It's notice me that device rooted but it's not you can check device root or not with Root checker in the market , it's also check busybox install !
i tried the method exactly like u write
stuck at SE white logo and it's rebooting again n again (10 minutes)
ntonzrockz said:
i tried the method exactly like u write
stuck at SE white logo and it's rebooting again n again (10 minutes)
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I have been wrote new warning section for who have problems same you. Please read and do again to fix it. I hope you can because i can
quangnhut123 said:
I have been wrote new warning section for who have problems same you. Please read and do again to fix it. I hope you can because i can
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okay i'll try it, maybe tomorrow...
it's late night now
thanks anyway
I was updated my TUT for more details !
For those needing JIT in the version 2.1.1.A.0.6.
donetus has updated deano309 xrecovery based installer. All you need to do is copy the files to the SD card and update using xrecovery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=11289748#post11289748
Works well.
safrajs said:
For those needing JIT in the version 2.1.1.A.0.6.
donetus has updated deano309 xrecovery based installer. All you need to do is copy the files to the SD card and update using xrecovery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=11289748#post11289748
Works well.
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Thanks this i nice TUT but not automate system to install i will write script to do that but now i'm not because i'm have not free time dude
warkxia said:
xRecovery compatible with :
X10 MINI / 2.1.1.A.0.6
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Please test more as Root and JIT. Thanks for reading my topic !
warkxia said:
xRecovery install but not boot ><
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Why not boot dude ? Try my AIO installer script : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=951274 to install xrecovery because xrecovery working 100% on lastest firmware ! i tested so many times
Re: OP
quangnhut123 said:
+Find
Code:
[COLOR="red"]debug.sf.hw=1[/COLOR]
if don't have add one
+Add
Code:
dalvik.vm.execution-mode=int:jit
at the end of file !
- Save file and do continue others step to complete JIT.
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Hey bro, nice TUT for jit...just wondering, the part in red, what do i replace that with? Or do i just comment it out? Sorry prob a stupid question, im just really sick of having to reflash so just making sure its all good before i flash to my phone.
Cheers,
Jeremy.
jeremyward420 said:
Hey bro, nice TUT for jit...just wondering, the part in red, what do i replace that with? Or do i just comment it out? Sorry prob a stupid question, im just really sick of having to reflash so just making sure its all good before i flash to my phone.
Cheers,
Jeremy.
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you just need find it if it's exist do nothing . And if not exist please add it after kernel.log=default
PS : As i recommend please backup your phone with xRecovery !
quangnhut123 said:
you just need find it if it's exist do nothing . And if not exist please add it after kernel.log=default
PS : As i recommend please backup your phone with xRecovery !
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Cheers bro, i thought so but i just wanted to make sure.
And i dont need to back up coz im making my own custom rom and im just enabling jit within it.
Cheers,
Jeremy.
for people who want xrecovery and wants to charge offline (phone off) as well, you just have to follow this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=11549855&postcount=5
help with xrecovery
hello guys,
just bought myself x10 mini pro and loving it so far. I have successfully rooted and have busy box and su permissions.
next, I followed the following steps for xrecovery but it does not seem to work for me.
Code:
xRecovery : Manual Installation
- Phone must be rooted
- Download and install Titanium Backup. Run it and press Problems to install busybox or you can install standalone busybox in market !
- Download attached file and unpack the recovery package in to sdcard
- Use Root Explorer to remount /system rw
- Copy the content of the package (3 files) into /system/bin folder
- Chmod 777 for 3 files copied !
How to use xRecovery :
- Reboot your phone !
- Press BACK button few times right after white SE logo appears.
- Use VOLUME-UP and VOLUME-DOWN to browse, HOME to select, BACK to go back.
I have copied the 3 files using root explorer and mounting it rw and the permission set to 777. I have also checked the files/permission using adb shell.
I have then turn the phone off, turn it back on and press back < button on the sony ericsson logo but no matter how many times i press or hold the back button it does not take me into recovery menu.
Edit:
my bad, i did not copy over busybox and chargemon because the files were already there from rooting process.
anyone who has this trouble, make sure you copy all the three files to system/bin folder and set the permissions and it should be good.
Hello
I have rooted my x10 mini and i tryed to install cwm but when i want to copy the files system/xbin and system/bin to /system it said there already 2 maps with that name so i deleted that 2 maps. But then my root explorer closed and i cant start it up and i cant download apps from the market to. Then i connected my phone to the computer and started sony update service and installed my phone again. Can i root now my phone again and install cwm?
Ibriboy said:
Hello
I have rooted my x10 mini and i tryed to install cwm but when i want to copy the files system/xbin and system/bin to /system it said there already 2 maps with that name so i deleted that 2 maps. But then my root explorer closed and i cant start it up and i cant download apps from the market to. Then i connected my phone to the computer and started sony update service and installed my phone again. Can i root now my phone again and install cwm?
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Yes you can, but don't do it manually. You deleted some system folders, instead of just overwriting the necessary files in those folders.
Put this file on your sd-card (direct download, credits to nobodyAtall)
Use flashtool:
Root your phone
Install xRecovery
Reboot into xRecovery
Choose 'Install zip from sd-card' and flash the above zip.
You'll have CWM after a reboot
Or, root your x10 mini (flashtool does an excellent job on this) and then use RecoverX for an easy installation of CWM...
I was new for rooting and choose the easiest way to root(kingoroot not kingroot) my samsung galaxy j1 ace...
and now i want to switch to supersu from kingo superuser...
as kingroot being more famous... i didnt found any tutorials too... some are using supersu me...
i have no idea what to do... i want to clear the remainants of kingo too...
help me...
A procedure is here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...g/replace-kingoroot-supersu-manually-t3573361
My device stores applications in directories in /data/app, ex:
com.kingoapp.apk-1, com.kingouser.com-2, eu.chainfire.supersu-1,
with subdirectories, lib and oat...
Any help to transpose the procedure above into this environment?
pascal.malaise said:
A procedure is here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...g/replace-kingoroot-supersu-manually-t3573361
My device stores applications in directories in /data/app, ex:
com.kingoapp.apk-1, com.kingouser.com-2, eu.chainfire.supersu-1,
with subdirectories, lib and oat...
Any help to transpose the procedure above into this environment?
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can u suggest me something easy???... like with terminal....
Revert to stock rom and try the manual rooting using SuperSU. You'll need a compatible custom recovery to install supersu.
rolland.arriza said:
Revert to stock rom and try the manual rooting using SuperSU. You'll need a compatible custom recovery to install supersu.
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terminal or supersu me will work?
http://www.ccnworldtech.com/2017/03/how-to-replace-kinguserkingo-superuser.html?m=1
will it work???
yashasvi.malik said:
can u suggest me something easy???... like with terminal....
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plss help....
yashasvi.malik said:
terminal or supersu me will work?
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Have you reverted to stock rom? You can just do a factory reset (root access should be removed too). Install the necessary drivers. Download a custom recovery for your device (TWRP maybe, search it here in the forum). Download the supersu flashable zip (this is an older version, just update after install). Also download the latest ADB drivers (awesome app). Then you root:
(1) Copy the supersu zip to your device storage. Copy/move the custom recovery to the root folder of your ADB.
(2) Open ADB:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
wait for the device to go into fastboot, then:
Code:
fastboot boot "recovery.img"
(3) Navigate the new custom recovery and select "Install" and select the supersu zip file, then reboot.
(4) Check root access.
Goodluck