Root SK17i with SuperOneClick or Gingerbreak? - Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A

When will I can root my xperia mini pro with SuperOneClick and Gingerbreak?
I want to root my phone simply and correctly, I dont want to take a risk to root my phone with Doomlord solution.
Keep this thread up when we can root our phone with SuperOneClick and Gingerbreak.
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with with Doomlord solution...is more interesting because you do a bit of culture..

Ive rooted my mini pro with superoneclick that used the gingerbreak exploit after I unlocked bootloader, and until someone finds a different exploit , we cant root without unlocking the bootloader
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Pardon me for asking why need to root mini pro? After rooting got any difference? I am not familar with all these stuffs.
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If you stay on stock Rom you can get rid of the bloatware (the stuff SE puts pre-installed on the phone like Game/Program download, the 2 apks with market links..) also you can use some root-only apps like backup and automatic clocksync that works.
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Also you can load custom versions of android, overclock your device (make faster) and underclock it (to save battery), also you can customize the ui to anything you want if you know what your doing.
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I really want to root my phone easily with SuperOneClick or Gingerbreak.
Tell me when it can be root with it
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you can root your phone now. All you have to do is:
unlock bootloader (read about it before you do!)
(if you aren't on the right FW -> Flash Firmware!)
flash unsecure kernel
simple root via superoneclick
done

Oh and remember you loose trackid amongst other stuff (search xda)
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Is there (currently) a way to root an mini pro (SK17i) WITHOUT unlocking the bootloader first? I don't want to flash a Custom ROM just to be able to install Titanium Backup - for me the only reason to root a device.

as far as i know:
no sorry, no way to root android 2.3.3. (at least the one from sony ericsson with .368 or .335) on the new sony ericsson phones without bootloader unlock right now !

sad to say but true. Since, sk17i is new, there is no method like superone to root it. I wish they made it rooted already

well, since the normal user should not be able to have root access on his device I think not deliver it rooted is a good idea. However, I think it would be a good idea for the companies to make it easier to root... the only reason i made a bootloader unlock is for rooting... and thats kind of a hard instrument for just root!

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Root?

Do I have to flash doomlord's firmware and then go on super one click or from stock firmware from England can I just root with super one click safely.
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Anyone know?
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I used doomlords firmware and mines rooted successfully.
Try with his first, then if it works , try the English firmware and do the same steps.
Sorry if im not clear with my answers this is the first forum ive actively posted on
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superoneclick uses exploits to get root if the phone doesnt have unsecure kernel. However, there is no exploit for the new gingerbread SE software right now (gingerbreak is fixed!). Therefore there is now chance right now to get root without unlocking bootloader and flash unsecure kernel :/
Therefore you have to flash the unsecure kernel, and then superoneclick gets root quite easily.
Oh, so basically the unsecure kernel hasnt got the patch or fix or update that stops you from rooting, its been removed ? Am I right ???
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no, there is just an option "secure" which (if set to 0) allows superoneclick to root very easy!
Oh k, I get it
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Help with rooting

Hello and sorry if this has been already asked. I just got my new Xperia Ray and I want to root it, but I can't. I have locked bootloader, android version 2.3.4 and firmware 4.0.2.A.0.62. Tell me exactly what to do cause I am really newbie. Send me links with tutorials to follow if needed.
P.S.: Moderators move it to right.section if it isn't right now. As I said I new here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1567125
here for .62
as for unlocking bootloader , use the testpoint method , dont use the official SE method because if you use that method, your phone will brick when you apply the update from them.
With test point, you can get the official sony's ICS update.
Hi..i have the version .69 and i would like to be root..
I want to transfer my apps in my sd card with link2sd app, i have made the partition but it said me that i have to be user to do this and inform superuser..
can anyone help me??thank you
no idea how to root with .69
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426912
view this thread, or my previous reply
I would just google "how to root xperia ray." Seriously thats how I rooted my droid x. Thats actually how most network problems get fixed at work.
Cheers
Burrito
I did googled, but it seems locked bootloader is the problem. And I can't unlock with testpoints. Any way to root with locked bootloader? Also I managed to get to 4.0.2.A.0.42.
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makaros1994 said:
I did googled, but it seems locked bootloader is the problem. And I can't unlock with testpoints. Any way to root with locked bootloader? Also I managed to get to 4.0.2.A.0.42.
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Now use zergrush method.
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i suggest you refer hansip's thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426912
if you got any problems with the testpoint, i think you have to try harder as i also had failed so many time doing that...maybe you have to manually install the driver..
I downgrade to .42 with flashtool and rooted with zerg tool. Then installed busybody and cwm with se tweak. All with locked bootloader!
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makaros1994 said:
I downgrade to .42 with flashtool and rooted with zerg tool. Then installed busybody and cwm with se tweak. All with locked bootloader!
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unlock bootloader work just fine to me with .62 firmware just using test point
and i just bought my phone yesterday -_-
I didn't say it doesn't work. I said I don't have the needed tools to try. Anyway, I am rooted. Don't really care now.
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makaros1994 said:
I didn't say it doesn't work. I said I don't have the needed tools to try. Anyway, I am rooted. Don't really care now.
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I just use a paper clip for test point to unlock the bootloader, maybe you can have a try..
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Xperia mini pro ICS updated and Root access LOST...!!!

Hey guys, i rooted my Xperia mini pro (4.0.2.A.0.62) by downgrading to .42 and rooted it..
then Upgraded to ICS via PC suite and not the rootaccess is unavailable
what happened? what should i do? how can i keep ICS and being rooted?
Did you follow the tutorial about rooting ICS? Just updating ofcourse doesn't keep root.
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follow this tutorial http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1709880
Is that so?
But I still have the SuperUser app in my app drawer and it shows the apps it has granted root access but actually those apps can't access root.
Should I have to flash Roms again? Or can't I make superuser app work again?
And should I have to root each time I upgrade via Sony or flash a custom Rom?

Root problem

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I have unroot my Xperia mini pro and I am not reroot it.
Please help me
You might as well post some more details.
Software version used BEFORE rooting
Exploit used for rooting
Software version after BEFORE rooting
Method used for unrooting
Current software version
yep, that should do the trick.
Help you for what?
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If you are on gingerbread Firmware (4.0.2.A.0.xx, but NOT .62 or .69) you can root it using Sony flashtool. Just connect device (USB debugging and unknow sources on) and click on the Open padlock.
If you are on ics you have to Flash gingerbread (for example .42) Firmware back, root it. Then there's a little Trick before upgrading to ics, with which it is pretty easy to root. But Do it like http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695514 this thread
Pls tell us which Software Version you are currently on!
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What is the easiest way to root Xperia sola

What is the easiest way to root Xperia sola without unlocking the bootloader because I dont want to lose my warranty
Thanks...
There is no way to root Xperia Sola Gingerbread based ROM without unlocking the bootloader. Don't worry, you can relock the bootloader if you want by flashing again. Another way is first upgrade to ICS firmware via PC companion and then root it. I heard, ICS firmware support rooting without unlocking the bootloader
what android version are you on?
First of all, if u want to root ur phone easily, u should update to ics.
Once updated to ics, u can root ur phone easily using binary's root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1886460
If ur new to this u can also follow the video he uploaded to know how it should be done:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7EpkrCq1gfM
Enjoy
This rooting method seems quite easy to do, but considering that after it with SU rights it is possible to modify and delete the system files, what about the warranty even with the bootloader locked?
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As far as i know, it should not remove the warranty.. and even if it does, u can always unroot the phone as easily as u root it so it shudnt be a problem
But with root I could also delete some important system files that could cause the complete lock of the phone: so, how could it be possible to unroot in this case?
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