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Hi there is it possible to relock the boot loader for xperia mini? I unlocked it because i tried CM7. Now I am thinking of going bag to original firmware. Any help is appreciated!
If relocating is not possible, what should one do to get as close as possible back to the original firmware, is it still possible to get official upgrades?
Best,
Thorsten
Thorstenk said:
Hi there is it possible to relock the boot loader for xperia mini? I unlocked it because i tried CM7. Now I am thinking of going bag to original firmware. Any help is appreciated!
If relocating is not possible, what should one do to get as close as possible back to the original firmware, is it still possible to get official upgrades?
Best,
Thorsten
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First, this is ray forum
Second, try here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1126358
Third, remember if you are doing it with official method, you will never able to receive FOTA or SEUS update, you can, but only by flashing from xda.
So since we did the unofficial method, After we update through SEUS the bootloader is still unlocked?
I don't know about that. Since the service info still says bootloader unlocking allowed, I think the phone thinks itself as still locked. Flashing from seus might rely more on drm instead of whether the bootloader as locked or not.
hansip87 said:
I don't know about that. Since the service info still says bootloader unlocking allowed, I think the phone thinks itself as still locked. Flashing from seus might rely more on drm instead of whether the bootloader as locked or not.
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when service info says Bootloader unlock allowed: true, that means that it the bootloader is locked, but can be unlocked at will
as many devs say, unlocking the bootloader voids the warranty and bricks the phone when doing FOTA or SEUS
but there's a flashtool out there for us that will take care of it
yujin_11 said:
when service info says Bootloader unlock allowed: true, that means that it the bootloader is locked, but can be unlocked at will
as many devs say, unlocking the bootloader voids the warranty and bricks the phone when doing FOTA or SEUS
but there's a flashtool out there for us that will take care of it
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You do know this method right? http://androidflip.com/unlock-xperia-phones-bootloader-without-losing-drm-data-track-id-working/ When using that method, it is unlocked but the report still says 'Bootloader unlock allowed: true'. So if you use this method (as what idareyou and me were doing back then) the phone thinks that it is still 'locked', even though it's unlocked.
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You do know this method right? http://androidflip.com/unlock-xperia-phones-bootloader-without-losing-drm-data-track-id-working/ When using that method, it is unlocked but the report still says 'Bootloader unlock allowed: true'. So if you use this method (as what idareyou and me were doing back then) the phone thinks that it is still 'locked', even though it's unlocked.
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Yeah. I can confirm that my bootloader is unlocked but it still says 'Bootloader unlock allowed:Yes'
I thought at first I wasn't succesful even though it went smoothly so I tried flashing custom Kernel and it was succesful.
I want to know if in the future if SE release their ICS and we update using SEUS the unlocked bootloader remains because believe me, I don't want to go through the same process again, I got electrecuted several time because I don't have test points, just a clip and copper wire.
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Veimus from original thread confirm that seus do works and he can reflash the gingerbread from seus. Sm gt should be ok with ics, And with Sony confirms mo changes hm kernel. I think it will be Rom update only.
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idareyoutoclickthis said:
Yeah. I can confirm that my bootloader is unlocked but it still says 'Bootloader unlock allowed:Yes'
I thought at first I wasn't succesful even though it went smoothly so I tried flashing custom Kernel and it was succesful.
I want to know if in the future if SE release their ICS and we update using SEUS the unlocked bootloader remains because believe me, I don't want to go through the same process again, I got electrecuted several time because I don't have test points, just a clip and copper wire.
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That's why you connect it to ground, silly! (The first two battery pins)
hansip87 said:
You do know this method right? http://androidflip.com/unlock-xperia-phones-bootloader-without-losing-drm-data-track-id-working/ When using that method, it is unlocked but the report still says 'Bootloader unlock allowed: true'. So if you use this method (as what idareyou and me were doing back then) the phone thinks that it is still 'locked', even though it's unlocked.
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yes i do, apparently i forgot to mention your last sentence. you've just beat me to it )
To reiterate for anybody's notice:
Bootloader unlock allowed: true
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means that you can unlock the bootloader, BUT it does not say if the bootloader is locked/unlocked already
Hey guys, i cant root my phone.
I just now reflashed my phone with FlashTool into 4.0.2.A.0.62 kernel 2.6.32.9.
And now i cant root my phone with DoomLord root with ZergRrush.
Can anyone help me?
Help yourself by searching, this is all explained many times.
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I tried this, but i doesnt found everything.
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You can't root on fw .62! You must flash back to .42 (use wotanserver) and then root. After that, update your phone by OTA (on the air update) to .62!
Completely untrue. You can root - read the posts.
In a nutshell, because posters fail to bother to read everything:
Copy Rootxperia.zip to the SD card
Factory reset (don't format the SD card)
Use flashtool or Wotan to install your version of 0.62
Use fastboot to BOOT (not flash) recoveryNeo.img
When CWM boots, install Rootxperia.zip
Done
(CWM in this instance is hot booted, not "installed")
LenAsh said:
Completely untrue. You can root - read the posts.
In a nutshell, because posters fail to bother to read everything:
Copy Rootxperia.zip to the SD card
Factory reset (don't format the SD card)
Use flashtool or Wotan to install your version of 0.62
Use fastboot to BOOT (not flash) recoveryNeo.img
When CWM boots, install Rootxperia.zip
Done
(CWM in this instance is hot booted, not "installed")
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This method works only with unlocked bootloader. By unlocking bootloader you loose warranty and some phones has no unlockable bootloader.
The OP has an unlocked bootloader... according to previous posts. My response reflects that.
Unlocking BL MAY affect your warranty... in practice highly unlikely.
Phones that cannot be unlocked are likely carrier locked which is a whole new moral ballgame. The desire to mess with these is dubious at best. Users intending to modify their phones should have unlocked carrier-free phones.
My phone carrier unlocked, but bootloader no
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I prefer to reflash my phone to .42 but i cant use wotant, i need ftf firmware.
I cant find it.
Or if i find it is in japanese or chinese server, so download is very slow
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why can't you use wotan server?
Also, if you be carefull and no scarry, unlock bootloader by tespin method (use link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1409269 ), then root (use link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1431033 ) and be sure to lock bootloader after that!
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and be sure to lock bootloader after that!
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And why is that?
Madfysh said:
And why is that?
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If you accidentaly update officaly firmware, for example, ICS will relise and you go update (with unoffically unlocked bootloader it is possible), you brick phone!
Lietotajs said:
If you accidentaly update officaly firmware, for example, ICS will relise and you go update (with unoffically unlocked bootloader it is possible), you brick phone!
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Well, you see, I wouldn't agree with you
You know someone who did that?
OTA update brick phones with officially unlocked BL. Since the ones unlocked via test point can use all official tools(PCC, SEUS) I believe they can also use OTA, since their BL's are patched.
Also, how can you accidentally update it?
Madfysh said:
Well, you see, I wouldn't agree with you
You know someone who did that?
OTA update brick phones with officially unlocked BL. Since the ones unlocked via test point can use all official tools(PCC, SEUS) I believe they can also use OTA, since their BL's are patched.
Also, how can you accidentally update it?
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With officaly unlocked bootloader OTA update not possible!
Some customers with unlocked boot loaders have experienced problems when they are accepting over the air upgrades (FOTA - Firmware upgrade Over The Air). For customers that have unlocked the boot loader, please do not accept any over the air upgrades. For additional information, check out the hints and tips from the community on the XDA forum.
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With officaly unlocked bootloader OTA update not possible!
Some customers with unlocked boot loaders have experienced problems when they are accepting over the air upgrades (FOTA - Firmware upgrade Over The Air). For customers that have unlocked the boot loader, please do not accept any over the air upgrades. For additional information, check out the hints and tips from the community on the XDA forum.
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Yes, that is official statement for BL unlocked via official way. Since those phones can't use SEUS or PCC because those programs can realize someone messed with OS, but FOTA is dumb and can't realize that, so she still try that's when Mr. brick comes into town
Unofficially unlocked BL's can use SEUS and PCC so I believe they can also use FOTA. All brick's came from officially unlocked phones. I haven't heard any case where it happen with unofficially unlocked BL.
If you show me one example they I will change my way of thinking
Ok guys, i tried flash kernel .42 (ftf) but my phone still .62
I tried flash .42 broadband, but nothing.
What should i do with locked bl?
And without wotant, becouse my internet speed is extremely slow for this month.
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jonke11 said:
Ok guys, i tried flash kernel .42 (ftf) but my phone still .62
I tried flash .42 broadband, but nothing.
What should i do with locked bl?
And without wotant, becouse my internet speed is extremely slow for this month.
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By my opinoin the easiest way is to unlock the boot loader and then you can do what ever you want..otherwise I would recommand wotan..
everything is possible, almost then, but indeed you cant root 62, but if you downgrade to 42 do this: tick only wiping data & cache with flashtool, restart your phone and then you are on 42 not so hard to do it if you on unlocked bl, but i think thats already explained sorry for that then, but it must work i try it many times on my own phone and lock and unlock my bl to several times, so good luck with it.
Flashing original sony ericsson kernel dont need bl unlocked?
And can anyone upload .42 kernel here in ftf file?
Becouse where iam found its have same size as .62 kernel
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I researched about the matter, and reached some conclusions:
- I don't want to use the TEST POINTER method, I really don't care about OTA updates or Track ID app (as far as I know there are no more consequences), Shazam and Soundhound do the same
- I would like to unlock the bootloader in some manner that, if I need to relock the warranty will still be valid (same goes for root, but I guess flashing an original firmware unroots the device)
That said, found the official instructions to unlock the BL, but still have the main question: is it the procedure completely reversible? Also, is it free?
Thanks in advance. Also really appreciate if someone corrects something wrong I said.
Maxxd01 said:
I researched about the matter, and reached some conclusions:
- I don't want to use the TEST POINTER method, I really don't care about OTA updates or Track ID app (as far as I know there are no more consequences), Shazam and Soundhound do the same
- I would like to unlock the bootloader in some manner that, if I need to relock the warranty will still be valid (same goes for root, but I guess flashing an original firmware unroots the device)
That said, found the official instructions to unlock the BL, but still have the main question: is it the procedure completely reversible? Also, is it free?
Thanks in advance. Also really appreciate if someone corrects something wrong I said.
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you can still relock your bootloader and receive official sony updates, but the problem is, you loose DRM(in which if sony finds out, you still lose warranty).
i found this thread and said that DRM cannot be restored :/
I don't know about non free relocking if it will be able to restore DRM though.
oh and by the way, this thread provides the easiest way to unlock and relock your bootloader for free.
goodluck and enjoy
DRM cannot be restored at all.
Install TrackID from market and it will work.
Bootloader can be relocked, doesn't matter how you unlocked.
And yes, it is free.
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Someguyfromhell said:
DRM cannot be restored at all.
Install TrackID from market and it will work.
Bootloader can be relocked, doesn't matter how you unlocked.
And yes, it is free.
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Ok, so I suppose the DRM Keys only affect the OTA updates (how should we care if we are unlocking BL for custom ROMs
So, I suppose if I have a problem on my Live (but it still turns on), I apply an OFW and then relock it, it's a matter of luck if the techical assistance is going to check if the DRM is still valid or not.
What method do you advice to unlock the BL?
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Ok, so I suppose the DRM Keys only affect the OTA updates (how should we care if we are unlocking BL for custom ROMs
So, I suppose if I have a problem on my Live (but it still turns on), I apply an OFW and then relock it, it's a matter of luck if the techical assistance is going to check if the DRM is still valid or not.
What method do you advice to unlock the BL?
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Method, pick which is better for you. I used official method, no messing with cables.
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Unlock it the way you prefer to it does not matter it will lose warranty any way it is just luck if they will check it or not at the service center. Any way it is really hard to completely brick your phone unless you don't know what you are doing. The main difference is with the test point method you are able to update using seus without problems and it looks more complicated than it really is I only used a clip
just a question about unlocking thru official method.
since you would have to get the unlock key directly from Sony.
would they be able to track your phone since you will be giving them some details like your name, IMEI, email etc. to get the unlock code?
do the service centers have access to that database?
There are no Sony Mobile Service Centers, phones need to be taken back to shop and they use service of specific mobile repair shop.
Depending on what reason you need to take it back, they might want to check it or not. No one has so far done this, so we have no information.
What is DRM and Track ID ?
I want to unlock bootloader my phone, but I am still confused, what is the risk of a official bootloader from sony ? What is DRM and Track ID ? what is its usefulness for wt19i?
sorry my english is not good
dianfajar said:
I want to unlock bootloader my phone, but I am still confused, what is the risk of a official bootloader from sony ? What is DRM and Track ID ? what is its usefulness for wt19i?
sorry my english is not good
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There is no risk either way the difference is that with the official method you will lose your drm (Digital rights management) and the official support of track id (the app from se that you use to search for the info of a song playing in the radio or the tv etc.) meanwhile using the test point method you will not lose them. If you want to install a custom rom like cm9 or miui you need to unlock your bootloader to be able to flash the custom kernels those roms need.
can you save DRM with CWM backup before unlocking bootloader?
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can you save DRM with CWM backup before unlocking bootloader?
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Nope, DRM is not saved in CWM backup.
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Thanks in advance for all helpfull answers.
I just want to understand the following. Some Live's come with "unlock bootloader allowed"="no" others ="yes". What does that means and more important: what are the implications?
I cannot understand the difference because as fair as I understand right now, all live's (branded/sim unlocked or not) are unlockable (referring to bootloader).
Maxxd01 said:
Thanks in advance for all helpfull answers.
I just want to understand the following. Some Live's come with "unlock bootloader allowed"="no" others ="yes". What does that means and more important: what are the implications?
I cannot understand the difference because as fair as I understand right now, all live's (branded/sim unlocked or not) are unlockable (referring to bootloader).
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When they come with boot loader unlock : no it is a branded sim locked phone in which case you can unlock bootloader but you will have no access to fastboot meaning you are unable to flash a custom kernel, also there will be no way you can officially unlock the bootloader so will have to use the test point method and of course you will need to pay to fully unlock your phone to be able to access fastboot and flash custom kernels.
Did I miss something??
ginryu said:
When they come with boot loader unlock : no it is a branded sim locked phone in which case you can unlock bootloader but you will have no access to fastboot meaning you are unable to flash a custom kernel, also there will be no way you can officially unlock the bootloader so will have to use the test point method and of course you will need to pay to fully unlock your phone to be able to access fastboot and flash custom kernels.
Did I miss something??
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So, for sim locked branded phones ("no")
- To unlock the bootloader: test point method
- Access fastboot: use (and pay) through wotan server
Am I right? I never though that was two different problems.
Maxxd01 said:
So, for sim locked branded phones ("no")
- To unlock the bootloader: test point method
- Access fastboot: use (and pay) through wotan server
Am I right? I never though that was two different problems.
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I'm not really sure about Wotan server however I'm pretty sure about setool and omnius and if you are willing to pay the phone will be fully unlocked (bootloader, sim and fastboot) with one procedure using the test point method.
ginryu said:
When they come with boot loader unlock : no it is a branded sim locked phone in which case you can unlock bootloader but you will have no access to fastboot meaning you are unable to flash a custom kernel, also there will be no way you can officially unlock the bootloader so will have to use the test point method and of course you will need to pay to fully unlock your phone to be able to access fastboot and flash custom kernels.
Did I miss something??
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So, I'm curious, if I have branded sim lock Live ("no" bootloader) can I install an original firmware without using an official channel? Do I need fastboot access?
I'm asking because I'm almost sure that my carrier will not update the Live to 4.0, so I suppose I have to use some other tool in order to install it.
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So, I'm curious, if I have branded sim lock Live ("no" bootloader) can I install an original firmware without using an official channel? Do I need fastboot access?
I'm asking because I'm almost sure that my carrier will not update the Live to 4.0, so I suppose I have to use some other tool in order to install it.
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you can debrand (install a generic firmware) your phone using wotan server for free and as i know it will also change your product code so next time and official sony update is available your phone will get it.
thancks! its helps...
another noob question from me
can i relock BL from test point method?
n do i have to flash stock kernel before relock?
i'm using rage kernel right now.
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Hi guys,
just a very quick question and my apologies if it's incredibly obvious.
I picked up a 2011 Mini Pro a few days ago as a replacement for my X10 Mini Pro and I love it to bits already. It's time to start looking at installing a new rom or two but I was wondering...if I unlock the bootloader via Sony's website and lose the DRM, what does that actually do?
I'm not worried about losing the TrackID app as that got uninstalled along with all the other bloatware but I specifically don't want SEUS to refuse to update my phone. Especially with the official ICS just around the corner..
Bootloader can be relocked, then SEUS will update your phone.
Unlocking bootloader on unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com will indeed, remove warranty and all DRM keys. Last ones are gone forever.
Currently, we haven't noticed much difference with these DRM keys. Some Facebook in Xperia functions will stop working and so does original TrackID. You can install TrackID from Play Store, then it will work again.
S(M)US, Sony (Mobile) Update Service, will indeed also stop working. Bootloader can be relocked and then it will work again. I can confirm this, as I have updated my phone firmware even after relocking bootloader.
Just if you unlock the bootloader, stay away from OTA(Over The Air, directly from phone via 3G or WiFi) updates, as this does brick your phone(can be unbricked, but better don't do it).
Also, a small note. Unlocking bootloader is the official way, at unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com or via SE Bootloader Unlocking Tool, posted in Development section. These are the same method.
The test point method is not unlocking bootloader, it is patching bootloader as the bootloader will be edited, allowing installation of custom ROMs.
Someguyfromhell said:
Unlocking bootloader on unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com will indeed, remove warranty and all DRM keys. Last ones are gone forever.
Currently, we haven't noticed much difference with these DRM keys. Some Facebook in Xperia functions will stop working and so does original TrackID. You can install TrackID from Play Store, then it will work again.
S(M)US, Sony (Mobile) Update Service, will indeed also stop working. Bootloader can be relocked and then it will work again. I can confirm this, as I have updated my phone firmware even after relocking bootloader.
Just if you unlock the bootloader, stay away from OTA(Over The Air, directly from phone via 3G or WiFi) updates, as this does brick your phone(can be unbricked, but better don't do it).
Also, a small note. Unlocking bootloader is the official way, at unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com or via SE Bootloader Unlocking Tool, posted in Development section. These are the same method.
The test point method is not unlocking bootloader, it is patching bootloader as the bootloader will be edited, allowing installation of custom ROMs.
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That's a very helpful answer, thank you!
I'm not worried about the warranty or the TrackID, it was purely the PC Companion and SEUS updating I was concerned about.
And yes, I know it's not technically SEUS anymore but it's just so much better to say than SMUS or SUS. lol
OTA updates aren't an issue, I uninstalled that app straight away.
Again, thanks for this. I'll head off and unlock my bootloader and see what wonderful rom's this place has come up with.
Hi tickle! Use testpoint method, is way better, you dont have to worry about anything later
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Someguyfromhell said:
Unlocking bootloader on unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com will indeed, remove warranty and all DRM keys. Last ones are gone forever.
Currently, we haven't noticed much difference with these DRM keys. Some Facebook in Xperia functions will stop working and so does original TrackID. You can install TrackID from Play Store, then it will work again.
S(M)US, Sony (Mobile) Update Service, will indeed also stop working. Bootloader can be relocked and then it will work again. I can confirm this, as I have updated my phone firmware even after relocking bootloader.
Just if you unlock the bootloader, stay away from OTA(Over The Air, directly from phone via 3G or WiFi) updates, as this does brick your phone(can be unbricked, but better don't do it).
Also, a small note. Unlocking bootloader is the official way, at unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com or via SE Bootloader Unlocking Tool, posted in Development section. These are the same method.
The test point method is not unlocking bootloader, it is patching bootloader as the bootloader will be edited, allowing installation of custom ROMs.
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about your statement earlier, mind pm me the link that which explain using test point method is actually patching the bootloader. I want to learn about the process. Thanks
Hey guys...just to let you know...I used the testpoint method and Sony said SEUS and PCC will not work...SEUS does! I have repaired my phone a few times...it gets past their security check...best not tell them that, they are convinced SEUS and PCC will refuse me but it's not true! PCC doesn't work anymore, as expected.
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Hey guys...just to let you know...I used the testpoint method and Sony said SEUS and PCC will not work...SEUS does! I have repaired my phone a few times...it gets past their security check...best not tell them that, they are convinced SEUS and PCC will refuse me but it's not true! PCC doesn't work anymore, as expected.
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Sony says that with oficial method, your bootloader os PATCHED with s1tool.
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SharpnShiny said:
Hey guys...just to let you know...I used the testpoint method and Sony said SEUS and PCC will not work...SEUS does! I have repaired my phone a few times...it gets past their security check...best not tell them that, they are convinced SEUS and PCC will refuse me but it's not true! PCC doesn't work anymore, as expected.
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Oh so it does work in SUS. Now they know.
ChavitoArg said:
Sony says that with oficial method, your bootloader os PATCHED with s1tool.
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Ah ha I see. Can I ask about that - will I never be able to use PCC again and can I unpatch/depatch/relock BL if I need to? Thanks
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Ah ha I see. Can I ask about that - will I never be able to use PCC again and can I unpatch/depatch/relock BL if I need to? Thanks
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There is no need to do that, pcc works when he wants even with locked bootloaders.
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Looks like I'm better off patching it. I don't need the DRM but I might at some point in the future.
I was hoping not to do it..my technical skills are basically zero. If you hear a loud bang from the UK, you'll know I've got it wrong!!
Ticklefish said:
Looks like I'm better off patching it. I don't need the DRM but I might at some point in the future.
I was hoping not to do it..my technical skills are basically zero. If you hear a loud bang from the UK, you'll know I've got it wrong!!
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Now I'm really confused. I used Da Vinci unlocking which also patched my bootloader. So...people say it's patch so it thinks it's unlocked, but it's not. For me, PCC doesn't work anymore, just SEUS.
That will give you an idea of what to expect. I don't know if I will ever need to 're lock' the bootloader or not. I have tried the official Sony boot unlocker and it says it cannot lock or relock because it's 'unlocked'.
Please, i relock my bootloader, i had unlocked it but i decided to lock it again.
How can I test, how to know if everything is ok? If I did right?
In line Xperia ARC when unlock the bootloader, the Track ID stopped working, when the relock bootloader again, he returned to work.
Xperia in S there is the same way to verify this? Or have some other way to make sure everything is ok with the bootloader? Because I want to receive updates from ICS by PCC or OTA.
Thanks for attention.
Just check it in the service menu.
joaonds said:
Please, i relock my bootloader, i had unlocked it but i decided to lock it again.
How can I test, how to know if everything is ok? If I did right?
In line Xperia ARC when unlock the bootloader, the Track ID stopped working, when the relock bootloader again, he returned to work.
Xperia in S there is the same way to verify this? Or have some other way to make sure everything is ok with the bootloader? Because I want to receive updates from ICS by PCC or OTA.
Thanks for attention.
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Connect your phone to pc and open PCC, then click on update phone, it'll take few moments and should say no update available or your phone has updated software or something like that...!!! If it says, you are running modified software or something like that then its not locked...!!! Try relocking...!!!
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Connect your phone to pc and open PCC, then click on update phone, it'll take few moments and should say no update available or your phone has updated software or something like that...!!! If it says, you are running modified software or something like that then its not locked...!!! Try relocking...!!!
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Thanks, PCC say: you have already the last firmware...
So everything is ok here.
Very Thanks !
mine says that even with the bootloader unlocked. try the service menu to find out for sure