NOTICE
Not all firmwares are online.
Don't use the unroot function if you rooted your device using any other tool!
Use XRH Backup(not XRH Nandroid Backup) only in recovery and if you have root!
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Xperia 2011 ONLY!
More firmwares are uploading, please be patient.
Unpack this software in a path WITHOUT spaces, good example: "C:/Users/Max/Documents".
Features:
Download and install stock firmware - Not all firmwares are online.
Flash kernels.
Flash system image
Erase system.
Erase boot.
Erase Data and Cache.
Install update.zip - not ROM zip.
Install ROM addons.
Install Boot animations - please suggest more.
Unlock bootloader.
Relock Bootloader.
Driver installer.
XRH Backup - Backup & Restore system, data and cache.
XRH Nandroid Backup - Make a Nandroid backup when the device on.
Boot a kernel without flashing it.
Install APKs.
Reboot button, reboot to fastboot and reboot to safe mod/recovery.
NEW: Adding ICS Firmwares!
Screen shots:
Main Screen
Tweaks Screen
Firmware Choosing Screen
Firmware Downloading Screen
Only for Xperia:
Mini
Mini Pro
Active
Live with Walkman
Ray
Arc
Arc s
Neo
Neo v
Play
Pro
Download and Changelog - Please rate and review
Credits:
Someguyfromhell for /almost/ ALL FIRMWARES.
Androxyde for Flashtool.
DooMLoRD for rooting and Unrooting.
NaA for CWM.
iONEx for ROM indexing and testing.
Creator of onandroid script.
Thanks
any way to use this on linux?
varben said:
Thanks
any way to use this on linux?
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Sorry, I have an old PC so Linux is too much
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xdevilium said:
Sorry, I have an old PC so Linux is too much
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If I were you, I would try installing linux on it, it has lower hardware requirements.
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nuttkrakk said:
If I were you, I would try installing linux on it, it has lower hardware requirements.
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Yea, but my PC is all set up and it'll take ages to set it up again.
Especially because I have 20kb/s internet connection
On topik:
Please bare on me, I don't have this device, I only have Xperia Live with Walkman.
So please test and report
Root (unroot) only works for GB ? Not for ICS? ( .562, .431, .587 )
Only for GB, but please use at your own risk
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Ahhh, great work dude!!!:good:
I don't have an xperia ray, can someone test and report?
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0.9.4 is uploading...
Change log:
Boot a kernel without flashing it.
Install APKs.
Reboot button, reboot to fastboot and reboot to safe mod/recovery.
improved form management
fixed bugs
redesigned welcome screen
now showing current Android version
added firmwares
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Uploaded
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v0.9.3 Released!
What's New:
Version 0.9.8
Removed Root, Unroot and CWM options.
Added 7 new firmwares.
Added support for Xperia Pro and Xperia Active 'a' model.
Added a new boot animation installer.
Added 7 new boot animations.
Fixed some bugs.
Improved User Interface.
I moved to a new server, hence there will be less firmwares for a short time. Please be patient.
What's New:
Version 0.9.9
* Fixed a lot of bugs.
* Removed features that I couldn't fix.
* Removed the Device Information screen.
* Added information for any firmware.
* Added a new icon.
* Now you can start the app without a phone.
* Fixed Nandroid Backup.
* A lot of little things that I can't remember now.
Has anybody tried this for the Ray?
I'm on the .62 firmware on GB and would like ICS but don't really want to use the test point method to unlock the bootloader and given up on Sony releasing the update for my phone in the UK as my SI number is not listed.
lobbanal said:
Has anybody tried this for the Ray?
I'm on the .62 firmware on GB and would like ICS but don't really want to use the test point method to unlock the bootloader and given up on Sony releasing the update for my phone in the UK as my SI number is not listed.
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You don't need to unlock anything to flash stock kernels. You can flash an ics ftf over your gb install.
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Parkside said:
You don't need to unlock anything to flash stock kernels. You can flash an ics ftf over your gb install.
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Thanks for that, I'm presuming that will void my warranty.
I'm a bit of a noob to the Ray, but do like the phone, can you explain what to do or point me in the direction of a link as I'm a bit overawed with some of the posts and obviously concrned I end up with a brick.
I have previously rooted and flashed custom roms on my old phone and asus tablet but that was easy compared to this.
Rooting need not void your warranty as you always just flash a stock build and no one would know. The routing procedure does seem overly complicated on se devices but depending on your build can take less than a minute once you have everything in place. The latest ics build is very good IMO. I'm pretty sure all you need to do is download the ftf, the android sdk and flash tools and you can have ics on your phone in minutes.
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Related
Hallo everyone. I just created a ftf from update files downloaded by SUS. This is the stock Indian GB 2.3.7 ROM (Build 6.0.B.3.184) from sony. I created this to keep a GB rom backup ready before upgrading to ICS, just in case I feel like going back
Thought I would share it with everyone in case someone needed it.
It was confirmed to be ok and working.
so here you go
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960688169
Mirror:
http://d-h.st/AoC
http://www.filefactory.com/file/3m7...5i)_2.3.7_Build_6.0.B.3.184_GENERIC_WORLD.ftf
http://www.embedupload.com/?d=84DFLCRPJ1
Thank you, I'm thinking of flashing the new ICS ROM onto my phone, so I can use this as a backup if something goes wrong.
Added more mirrors
Thanks bro
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Is it Indian, or World generic???
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It's world generic.
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Thanks! It may be useful for ppl in the future.
By world generic, u mean every country or region would be able to install this without restriction?
I heard this stock version is the best, though, I think custom rom is better.
Believe me, you don't need these extra apps. Worst case, you can download some of it manually
More Mirror please mediafire would be great and devhost
luciandroid said:
More Mirror please mediafire would be great and devhost
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Added devhost link
Last question can this work on lock BL?
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luciandroid said:
Last question can this work on lock BL?
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It's stock firmware from Sony with no modification. So yes it'll work on locked bootloader just download and flash it using flashtool.
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Xperia U Stuck on SONY XPERIA Logo after installing the Stock 2.3.7 6.0.B.3.184
Deadmask said:
It's stock firmware from Sony with no modification. So yes it'll work on locked bootloader just download and flash it using flashtool.
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Guys, I installed this stock rom onto my xperia u. But now it is stuck on the SONY XPERIA Logo, which goes blank and keeps blinking the same again and again.
I am unable to re-flash as the flashtool is not recognising the phone in flashmode (holding volume down button) and plugging USB Cable.
Please help to unbrick my phone.
Thanks in advance.
I'm from the Philippines I flash this stock kernel, my question is when every time I send a message to my friend my number has additional number, ex. Our country code is +63 then followed by a ten digit number, like +639104884645 but when I flash this Rom my number has this additional number like this 28146390104884645 it has additional 4 digit number.
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Deadmask said:
Hallo everyone. I just created a ftf from update files downloaded by SUS. This is the stock Indian GB 2.3.7 ROM (Build 6.0.B.3.184) from sony. I created this to keep a GB rom backup ready before upgrading to ICS, just in case I feel like going back
Thought I would share it with everyone in case someone needed it.
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Thank you for you download links. I have used the direct download links in my Recovering from SOFT-brick thread. I have also provided links to your post that contains the download link giving acknowledgment of your work.
If you would like me to change anything please PM, I will edit.
Thank you for your work.
~Jaramie
Can anyone who flashed this send/upload me their build.prop ? Im looking for an Indian version, not at all edited thanks in advance
ToledoJab said:
Thank you for you download links. I have used the direct download links in my Recovering from SOFT-brick thread. I have also provided links to your post that contains the download link giving acknowledgment of your work.
If you would like me to change anything please PM, I will edit.
Thank you for your work.
~Jaramie
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Feel free to use them.Glad I could be of help..:good:
hey tol, try mo ireflash ulit.
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help...
how did u created a backup of ur stock sony rom ?
aman.chagar said:
how did u created a backup of ur stock sony rom ?
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Recovery
Hi,
I bought New Xperia P and i upgraded it with 4.0.4 latest frimware,I tried so many Tutorials for root but i didnt get root access to my phone so i found new method for rooting.
Its easy just follow the below steps
Note: This method is for 6.1.1.B.1.54 update
1. Download Xperia P LT22_6.1.B.0.599_Kernel.zip file attached below.
2. Flash .559 kernel via Flashtool. and start your device (Enable Usb debugging Mode)
3. Download Root with Restore by Bin4ry v18 attached below.
4. Extract it using 7zip
5. Double click the RunMe.bat and follow instructions!
(Xperia phones = Normal mode)
6. Download Xperia P LT22_6.1.1.B.1.54_Kernel.zip file attached below.
7. Flash .54 kernel via Flashtool.
8. Reboot,check for superuser app & enjoy.
DOWNLOADS:
Xperia P LT22_6.1.B.0.599_Kernel.zip
Xperia P LT22_6.1.1.B.1.54_Kernel.zip
Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v18: Click
Thanks to naruto20007 & neoxx3m for kernel files.
Thanks to Bin4ry for Rooting tool
Thanks man i rooted my device with ease by ur steps
...but the steps you detailed are *exactly* downgrading the kernel, rooting that, and then flashing the new kernel back—pretty much the very steps everyone would have done since the .54 update. How is this 'Without Downgrade'?
helkaluin said:
...but the steps you detailed are *exactly* downgrading the kernel, rooting that, and then flashing the new kernel back—pretty much the very steps everyone would have done since the .54 update. How is this 'Without Downgrade'?
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For some rooting methods, u have to downgrade to 2.3 so i mentioned 'Without Downgrade'
There is already a thread in the dev section abt this same process....
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Downgrading problem
When i tried to downgrade to .599 from flashtool, it said that its complete but when i restarted it was the same 1.54 version and everything was black except the notification bar. Any ideas how to downgrade to .599 without errors? :/
M not able to root my Xperia p
I purchasedit today so its brand new
Andoird nd pci drivers are nt getting installed
Usb debuggingmode is on
Flie not found comes at the end when trying to root any advice?
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Is it will work on xperia go ?
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I cant install the drivers in flashmode i dont have time enougth to install...
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Still the same way which is you have to downgrade first then upgrade to .54
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This has already been discussed in Bin4ry's method thread...
Not a new method. Rooted my phone this way even before I read your post...
ty bro
.75
also working on .75 :good:
Thanks a lot
You are a savior...I tried different method as shared on xda forums and still failed to root my Xperia....and now with the help of your post I finally rooted my Xperia P...thanks a lot.:laugh:
Could you tell me why we had to flash our kernel first to ensure a perfect root....as to the methods mentioned on different threads they say to root the phone first and later flash the ROM or kernel??
kartikeyapatel said:
You are a savior...I tried different method as shared on xda forums and still failed to root my Xperia....and now with the help of your post I finally rooted my Xperia P...thanks a lot.:laugh:
Could you tell me why we had to flash our kernel first to ensure a perfect root....as to the methods mentioned on different threads they say to root the phone first and later flash the ROM or kernel??
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when you flash a ROM by flashtool and default confs your root access will be lost, and about this methot: bcz older kernels are rootable and newer not.
I present to youTheBrainsKernel - ICS
:good: Please hit the THANKS button and DONATE TO ME (button on the left) if you like my rom :good:
Dear Xperia Sola users,
This Kernel is a based on latest 4.0.4 (6.1.1.B.1.54) SONY ICS Kernel.
==CWM touch 5.5.0.4==
- 6.1.1.B.1.54
- prerooted
- autoroot function (all) -> roots your phone automatically
- governors/scheduler (Version 2)
--> Press 'volume down' when Sony logo appears and notification light (small one) blinks
Version 1: CWM touch 5.5.0.4 - autoroot
Version 2: CWM touch 5.5.0.4 - autoroot / governors
==Instructions==
- Unpack and flash via fastboot or flashtool
--> How to fastboot
- boot in recovery and clear dalvik and cache
- Boot phone. Done.
==credits==
- Munjeni for Ramdisk, CWM 5.5.0.4 touch and HELP
- Doomlord for autoroot script
finally! the kernel based on 6.1.1.B.1.54!...
btw... what governors included in this kernel?
wogh,.. finally:highfive:
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yeap.. just flash it to my device. and cause won't boot on my ROM.
stcuk at sony custom logo
Good work need testing cause touch is a bit dicy on sola cause of floating touch .. which makes it go crazy!!
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ovan febriawan said:
wogh,.. finally:highfive:
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yeap.. just flash it to my device. and cause won't boot on my ROM.
stcuk at sony custom logo
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did you using custom ROM? just flashing stock ROM first...
Good work will try
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Seems sola users don't see this THANKS button.......
How uninstall CWM installed by *.bat file?
Which files I need to remove?
itachilinux said:
did you using custom ROM? just flashing stock ROM first...
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didn't work either
soulhackereborn said:
Good work need testing cause touch is a bit dicy on sola cause of floating touch .. which makes it go crazy!!
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You can also use +|- Volume to navigate.
lalit387 said:
Good work will try
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Any feedback?
Finally no more update notifications.
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Divaksh said:
Finally no more update notifications.
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Confirm working or not and when not what happened,please.
Doing Nandroid backup...then will install this kernel and will post the results here....
Already hit the Thnx button but still Thanks...had been waiting for this for a long time...
First users report working via PM.
Please report also in thread if pssible.
Thx
running my sola at pegasusq governor... seems the best performance with better battery life...
but, why when I try the camera, it seems take a longer time since I press the shutter button?
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Ok. Flashed the version 1.
No Bootloops or Anything.
Booted in to recovery by pressing vol down button on sony screen as directed by thebrainkafka. Touch works the same way as in munjeni's kernel.
But the system update notification still persists, says a new firmware 6.1.1.B.1.54 available.
I was running on Stock Indian 6.1.1.B.1.54 with munjeni's kernel v5 prior flashing this.
rohit3221 said:
Ok. Flashed the version 1.
No Bootloops or Anything.
Booted in to recovery by pressing vol down button on sony screen as directed by thebrainkafka. Touch works the same way as in munjeni's kernel.
But the system update notification still persists, says a new firmware 6.1.1.B.1.54 available.
I was running on Stock Indian 6.1.1.B.1.54 with munjeni's kernel v5 prior flashing this.
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Strange, others reported the notification is gone!
thebrainkafka said:
Strange, others reported the notification is gone!
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Oh...maybe I did something wrong.....
Will try again, Thank you once more.
rohit3221 said:
Oh...maybe I did something wrong.....
Will try again, Thank you once more.
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Perhabs old files from last kernel persistent?
Here I will show you how to root your Xperia U with ICS
If you have 6.1.1.b.1.10 then you don't need to flash kernels.Just root using Bin4ry or Flashtool
REQUIREMENTS
* Xperia U with any ICS firmware
* Flashtool
* Kernels
* Brain
INSTRUCTIONS
* Download required kernels and put them in Flashtool/firmwares folder
* Open flashtool
* Select Flashmode
* Select 6.1.1.b.1.10 kernel
*Power off your phone
* Connect your phone in flashmode(while tapping down the volume down key,connect it with pc)
* Flashtool will flash kernel
* Power on your phone
* Root using Bin4ry or Flashtool
* After rooting,again power off your phone
* Select 6.1.1.b.1.xx kernel(whichever you are using rom)
* Connect phone in flashmode
* Flashtool will flash kernel
* Enjoy
DOWNLOADS
Flashtool
6.1.1.b.1.10 Kernel
6.1.1.b.1.54 Kernel
6.1.1.c.1.0 Kernel
6.1.1.b.1.89 Kernel
CREDITSAndroxyde For Flashtool
simon_cbb and amirzano For Kernels
hmmm...!
hey buddy its a nice guide .....but have posted it in a wrong section...
so plz. ask a mod to shift ur thread...1
regards
kantry123
kantry123 said:
hey buddy its a nice guide .....but have posted it in a wrong section...
so plz. ask a mod to shift ur thread...1
regards
kantry123
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This guide is only for Xperia U so I guess it belongs here....
Has anyone seen if this works on the latest firmware?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39498268
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umair42 said:
This guide is only for Xperia U so I guess it belongs here....
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Uhh, this guide is a bit new, although it has been posted on other threads as posts. But this doesn't belong to the development section. Please, moderators move this thread or close it. Thank you.
Rooting xu any ics fw http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2244015
"Root Hack did not work" for me:
Xperia U Fw 6.1.1.b.1.89
FalcoI said:
"Root Hack did not work" for me:
Xperia U Fw 6.1.1.b.1.89
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You have to flash b.1.10 kernel first and then root it.
I don't know if its ok to ask this here, but i don't have permission to post in development part of the forum jet.
Has any1 tried to flash .89 kernel on c1 or ,54 based rom and are there any improvements or does it FC?
Ivan609 said:
I don't know if its ok to ask this here, but i don't have permission to post in development part of the forum jet.
Has any1 tried to flash .89 kernel on c1 or ,54 based rom and are there any improvements or does it FC?
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Nothing would happen... It would b normal... I flashed it on. C.1 bt no noticable change
And u cant post in development section unless u make 10 USEFUL posts
till this moment all roots for jb for xperia p is like traveling to paris from rome thru moscow .
they say if you dont have brains you have legs ^^
Thanks
You're the best!!!:good:
When I turn off the phone and boot it up in Flash mode and connect it back to the PC, nothing happens. :/
Does it require unlocked bootloader?
Phantom Pt. II said:
When I turn off the phone and boot it up in Flash mode and connect it back to the PC, nothing happens. :/
Does it require unlocked bootloader?
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No it doesnot require unlocked bootloader.
First select the .ftf you want to flash in flashtool.It will start preparing the files.After 10-15 sec,it will ask you to connect your phone in flashmode.
How to enter flashmode:
Power off your phone.
Connect your phone to PC with volume down button pressed.
It will enter into flashmode.
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U
umair42 said:
No it doesnot require unlocked bootloader.
First select the .ftf you want to flash in flashtool.It will start preparing the files.After 10-15 sec,it will ask you to connect your phone in flashmode.
How to enter flashmode:
Power off your phone.
Connect your phone to PC with volume down button pressed.
It will enter into flashmode.
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Thanks for the help. I figured out the problem, I needed to restart the laptop and then everything worked as expected. awesome
So what would be the pro on unlocking the bootloader? What can't I do with a locked bootloader that I would be able to do with an unlocked bootloader?
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Phantom Pt. II said:
U
Thanks for the help. I figured out the problem, I needed to restart the laptop and then everything worked as expected. awesome
So what would be the pro on unlocking the bootloader? What can't I do with a locked bootloader that I would be able to do with an unlocked bootloader?
Sent from my One S
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With unlocked bootloader,you can flash custom kernels.These make your phone fast and smooth and can increase battery life.
You can always root your phone with unlocked bootllader.
And the BIGGEST pros of unlocked bootloader is you can flash "Jelly Bean" which is almost fully functional and stable for daily use.
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umair42 said:
With unlocked bootloader,you can flash custom kernels.These make your phone fast and smooth and can increase battery life.
You can always root your phone with unlocked bootllader.
And the BIGGEST pros of unlocked bootloader is you can flash "Jelly Bean" which is almost fully functional and stable for daily use.
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Great! Thanks for clearing this up. Will definitely be doing that on my gf's phone. Have JB on my HTC One S, would love that on her phone, although the ICS ROMs that are out for the Xperia U seem pretty awesome as well.
Phantom Pt. II said:
Great! Thanks for clearing this up. Will definitely be doing that on my gf's phone. Have JB on my HTC One S, would love that on her phone, although the ICS ROMs that are out for the Xperia U seem pretty awesome as well.
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ICS roms are good too but JB is smoother than them.
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umair42 said:
ICS roms are good too but JB is smoother than them.
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Did u check the latest flashtool beta6?
Can it root without going to all of this hassle....as every tym...it's a damn time consuming process
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kantry123 said:
Did u check the latest flashtool beta6?
Can it root without going to all of this hassle....as every tym...it's a damn time consuming process
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I don't know.I have unlocked bootloader and now I can root any fw without any hassle.You should unlock it too.
You just have to flash custom kernel which has autoroot and you will be rooted.
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Dear all,
I would like to backup the kernel currently installed on this Neo V. I don't see such an option in Flashtool, therefore I'm asking for you help!
The scenario is quite simple: I'm running a stock ICS with root and custom kernel, and I would like to backup everything (kernel + clockworkmod backup), install "Super Jelly Bean rom", and -just in case- be able to roll back to the current system.
Thanks in advance!
MJ
MajinJoko said:
Dear all,
I would like to backup the kernel currently installed on this Neo V. I don't see such an option in Flashtool, therefore I'm asking for you help!
The scenario is quite simple: I'm running a stock ICS with root and custom kernel, and I would like to backup everything (kernel + clockworkmod backup), install "Super Jelly Bean rom", and -just in case- be able to roll back to the current system.
Thanks in advance!
MJ
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U cant backup and restore a kernel..
its not ROM to do like that..
the only way to change kernel is through flashtool and some kernel flashers via computer..
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manoj_nike15 said:
U cant backup and restore a kernel..
its not ROM to do like that..
the only way to change kernel is through flashtool and some kernel flashers via computer..
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Is it possible to export it like a .img file? Like any custom kernel you can flash..
MajinJoko said:
Is it possible to export it like a .img file? Like any custom kernel you can flash..
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There is no use even if u export it to .img.. Because it will the same kernel that you have flashed..
seee.. u cant flash a kernel through Neo V.. it needs a pc/laptop to do that..
but in many of samsung galaxy series phones u can flash kernel.through phone and no need of pc for that.. but that privilege is not there for our xperia devices..
hope you got it now.
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Thanks.
Anyway, I don't have any problem in using a PC to backup the kernel. And use it to restore it, too.
MajinJoko said:
Thanks.
Anyway, I don't have any problem in using a PC to backup the kernel. And use it to restore it, too.
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Dont say thanks.. hit it
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MajinJoko said:
Thanks.
Anyway, I don't have any problem in using a PC to backup the kernel. And use it to restore it, too.
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While you use a ROM no changes are made in kernel. All changes you do is in your system. So no need to backup a kernel as it will be the same. As much as you recovery is concerned, it is included in the ramdisk of a kernel so re flashing the kernel will have recovery. But just in case you did some changes to kernel, just unpack the ramdisk and edit it accordingly, repack and done! You'll have the required kernel. Flash it anytime you want
Cheers,
AJ