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I was trying to install custom kernel, but something must have gone wrong.
Now I can not go to xrecovery, it boots normal, but when it starts up i can only see my battery and statusbar, but nothing in statusbar.
If i use SEUS it says i already have the latest software.
Is there anything else i can try ? i have no clue what else to try...
CoopZor said:
I was trying to install custom kernel, but something must have gone wrong.
Now I can not go to xrecovery, it boots normal, but when it starts up i can only see my battery and statusbar, but nothing in statusbar.
If i use SEUS it says i already have the latest software.
Is there anything else i can try ? i have no clue what else to try...
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hy download and install Pc compagnion 2 and flash your phone that will be ok
but this is not a Q&A you are in dev thread pleas next time do not do this
cheerz
Achotjan
CoopZor said:
I was trying to install custom kernel, but something must have gone wrong.
Now I can not go to xrecovery, it boots normal, but when it starts up i can only see my battery and statusbar, but nothing in statusbar.
If i use SEUS it says i already have the latest software.
Is there anything else i can try ? i have no clue what else to try...
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Wrong section, you should be in Q&A. Mods please move.
To answer your question though.
When using SEUS, choose the repair option when it says that your phone it up to date. It will then download and install the latest firmware for your device. Or better yet you can use FlashTool to reinstall the firmware and root the phone.
Flashtool thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=920746&highlight=flashtool
Wierd!
Well, you can always flash the x10 generic "ROM" with Flashtool.
Then your x10 will be just like when you bought it. After that you can just root it and add xrecovery again! You'll propably be on BB 54 when you do this, so I advice you to flash BB 49 or 52 with Flashtool also.
EDIT: Three posts in like a minute!
achotjan said:
hy download and install Pc compagnion 2 and flash your phone that will be ok
but this is not a Q&A you are in dev thread pleas next time do not do this
cheerz
Achotjan
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Isn't it PC Companion?
Use Flashtool? That should help
On SEUS, Keep checking it for few times and then it will ask you to reinstall the current version
I hope this helps.
PS: wrong forum.
Flash
X10 is Die Hard man. Just flash the thing and it will be fine.
I could not use Seus because it keeps on saying i have the latest software.
Thank God and u guys for flashtool !
I'm restoring my ROM again, i will wait with custom kernel until there is a easier way to install it.
Thanx again
Hi guys,
My X10 Mini (rooted), when powered on, continuously restarts when it reaches the screen with the Sony Ericsson roundel. For those of you who have looked at my posts before about switching phones and transferring app data, this phone's screwing up is the main reason for those threads and thank you to those who answered.
For now, can anyone help me with this restarting problem? And btw pressing the home button and the power button doesn't help either, it just restarts the phone and continues this annoying restarting cycle.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
You have a so called bootloop. Do you have a custom kernel on it? Can you enter the recovery mode?
If all those are answered with "no" then you can choose from flashing a custom kernel with CWM recovery and flashing a custom ROM (if you have unlocked your bootloader) or if you have the stock kernel on it then simply repair it with SEUS (you loose user data either way)
Sent from my Xperia X10 using xda app-developers app
CCVader13 said:
You have a so called bootloop. Do you have a custom kernel on it? Can you enter the recovery mode?
If all those are answered with "no" then you can choose from flashing a custom kernel with CWM recovery and flashing a custom ROM (if you have unlocked your bootloader) or if you have the stock kernel on it then simply repair it with SEUS (you loose user data either way)
Sent from my Xperia X10 using xda app-developers app
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How do I get to the recovery mode?
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
drshellgon said:
How do I get to the recovery mode?
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
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try dis step..
step 1: push power button.
step 2: sony logo would appear, repeatly push back button.
step 3: its recovery mode baby!
ps: touch screen function is not available in recovery mode.
seriously, wipe data & dalvik-cache before & after flashing new roms..
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grungevil84 said:
try dis step..
step 1: push power button.
step 2: sony logo would appear, repeatly push back button.
step 3: its recovery mode baby!
ps: touch screen function is not available in recovery mode.
seriously, wipe data & dalvik-cache before & after flashing new roms..
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Thanks for your reply, but is it just the SE logo without the green logo or with the green logo?
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
drshellgon said:
Thanks for your reply, but is it just the SE logo without the green logo or with the green logo?
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
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hurm? when the screen start power up just hit back button repeatedly..
then, tara!!
u in the recovery mode!
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drshellgon said:
Thanks for your reply, but is it just the SE logo without the green logo or with the green logo?
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
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You've only rooted your phone i think, so xrecovery is not available on your phone. But it would be the white sony ericsson letters (kernel logo) where you would press the back-button.
Not sure either if you managed to save your data, but i would suggest a repair with SUS or PC Companion. that will destroy your data but probably restore your phone to working order.
I may have a different option that 'might' keep your user-data, but i can't make any promise on that, since i didn't try it myself. Download. It's original SE 2.1.1.A.0.6 firmware that's flashable using Flashtool. I took out the userdata.sin, so the data partition 'should' remain untouched, preserving your userdata, but as said, i don't guarantee that.
(If you use flashtool, make sure you delete x10blrelock.ftf from the firmwares subfolder in order to avoid mistakes and brick your phone even further)
SmG67 said:
You've only rooted your phone i think, so xrecovery is not available on your phone. But it would be the white sony ericsson letters (kernel logo) where you would press the back-button.
Not sure either if you managed to save your data, but i would suggest a repair with SUS or PC Companion. that will destroy your data but probably restore your phone to working order.
I may have a different option that 'might' keep your user-data, but i can't make any promise on that, since i didn't try it myself. Download. It's original SE 2.1.1.A.0.6 firmware that's flashable using Flashtool. I took out the userdata.sin, so the data partition 'should' remain untouched, preserving your userdata, but as said, i don't guarantee that.
(If you use flashtool, make sure you delete x10blrelock.ftf from the firmwares subfolder in order to avoid mistakes and brick your phone even further)
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Hi guys,
Thanks for your replies. SmG67, if you have tried and tested your flashtool method, is it possible if you could tell me about it when it works? Your help is very much appreciated. grungevil84, thanks for your instructions, but they do not seem to work.
Any further help would be appreciated.
DrShellgon:fingers-crossed:
drshellgon said:
Hi guys,
Thanks for your replies. SmG67, if you have tried and tested your flashtool method, is it possible if you could tell me about it when it works? Your help is very much appreciated. grungevil84, thanks for your instructions, but they do not seem to work.
Any further help would be appreciated.
DrShellgon:fingers-crossed:
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What the Sony Update Service normally does when repairing firmware, is flash the original and latest available software for your phone. This consists of the original bootloader, the original kernel, the original baseband, the original 'over the air' update mechanism (which you don't need since SE doesn't do updates for our phones anymore), the original system and the original userdata ( this includes various bloatware that came bundled with the phone ).
It's the quickest and easiest way to reset your phone to it's original factory state, but since it overwrites everything on the phone you will lose any apps, customization or data you may have stored (this does NOT include data on the sd-card, which remains untouched by the process).
What I did in that Download link i gave you, is remove the things you wouldn't want, like the over-the-air updater bits and the userdata bits. What this means is that the /data partition 'should' remain untouched when applying that package using flashtool.
If your earlier attempts to rescue your data were succesful, then there is no danger in flashing it, since it gives you a fresh firmware state that should solve your bootloop problems. You can always root your phone afterwards and restore your backed-up userdata again.
In case you didn't manage to backup your data earlier, then this is the probably the least destructive of all the options you have, since 'in theory' it won't touch your data-partition.
I usually use the full version for people who have bricked their phone and need it back to factory defaults (that included me at some point too). It is flashable on a phone with a locked bootloader, since it's all original SE firmware.
There are only two things that could go wrong as far as I can see:
First: It may still destroy your data, although in theory it shouldn't.
Second: Your bootloop may be caused by corrupted settings that are stored on your data-partition and you may still get a bootloop after flashing. In that case i can give you the full version too, which will restore your phone back to original factory-state.
To use it install flashtool (first post in x10 mini dev section, second in x10 mini pro dev)
Go into the /firmwares subfolder and delete x10blrelock.ftf
Place the downloaded .ftf file in there
Start flashtool
Click the button with the lightning-bolt on it in flashtool
Choose flash-mode
Select the firmware package
Press ok and wait till it's done
Keep your fingers crossed and reboot your phone
SmG67 said:
What the Sony Update Service normally does when repairing firmware, is flash the original and latest available software for your phone. This consists of the original bootloader, the original kernel, the original baseband, the original 'over the air' update mechanism (which you don't need since SE doesn't do updates for our phones anymore), the original system and the original userdata ( this includes various bloatware that came bundled with the phone ).
It's the quickest and easiest way to reset your phone to it's original factory state, but since it overwrites everything on the phone you will lose any apps, customization or data you may have stored (this does NOT include data on the sd-card, which remains untouched by the process).
What I did in that Download link i gave you, is remove the things you wouldn't want, like the over-the-air updater bits and the userdata bits. What this means is that the /data partition 'should' remain untouched when applying that package using flashtool.
If your earlier attempts to rescue your data were succesful, then there is no danger in flashing it, since it gives you a fresh firmware state that should solve your bootloop problems. You can always root your phone afterwards and restore your backed-up userdata again.
In case you didn't manage to backup your data earlier, then this is the probably the least destructive of all the options you have, since 'in theory' it won't touch your data-partition.
I usually use the full version for people who have bricked their phone and need it back to factory defaults (that included me at some point too). It is flashable on a phone with a locked bootloader, since it's all original SE firmware.
There are only two things that could go wrong as far as I can see:
First: It may still destroy your data, although in theory it shouldn't.
Second: Your bootloop may be caused by corrupted settings that are stored on your data-partition and you may still get a bootloop after flashing. In that case i can give you the full version too, which will restore your phone back to original factory-state.
To use it install flashtool (first post in x10 mini dev section, second in x10 mini pro dev)
Go into the /firmwares subfolder and delete x10blrelock.ftf
Place the downloaded .ftf file in there
Start flashtool
Click the button with the lightning-bolt on it in flashtool
Choose flash-mode
Select the firmware package
Press ok and wait till it's done
Keep your fingers crossed and reboot your phone
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So in theory, if I follow your instructions word for word, I should not lose any data? Please note the "in theory".
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
drshellgon said:
So in theory, if I follow your instructions word for word, I should not lose any data? Please note the "in theory".
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
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That's the theory yes
Normally, .ftf files are used to flash custom kernels, and the rest of your internal memory remains untouched in that process. So in theory, flashtool shouldn't touch anything that is not in the .ftf package, and since i removed the userdata part that should remain as it is now.
But then, for all the 'logic' that's inherent in computers, things are not always 'logical' for us analog beings
SmG67 said:
To use it install flashtool (first post in x10 mini dev section, second in x10 mini pro dev)
Go into the /firmwares subfolder and delete x10blrelock.ftf
Place the downloaded .ftf file in there
Start flashtool
Click the button with the lightning-bolt on it in flashtool
Choose flash-mode
Select the firmware package
Press ok and wait till it's done
Keep your fingers crossed and reboot your phone
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Hey SmG67,
Thanks for your help. What do you mean by "place the downlaoded .ftf file in there"? What file are you talking about?
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
drshellgon said:
Hey SmG67,
Thanks for your help. What do you mean by "place the downlaoded .ftf file in there"? What file are you talking about?
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
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oops sorry I gave you a download link in an earlier post, put that file in the /firmwares subfolder, that's the folder Flashtool looks in to find things it can flash
SmG67 said:
oops sorry I gave you a download link in an earlier post, put that file in the /firmwares subfolder, that's the folder Flashtool looks in to find things it can flash
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I'm sorry, I'm rather confused. How many download links did you give me? And where do I put each file, and what are their names? It's just that you have said that you gave me a download link in an earlier post, and put that file in the /firmwares subfolder. Which folder is it?
Sorry, is it possible if you could give me another quick set of instructions on what I need to do, and repost the download link to prevent confusion?
Thanks, and sorry for any inconvenience,
DrShellgon
drshellgon said:
I'm sorry, I'm rather confused. How many download links did you give me? And where do I put each file, and what are their names? It's just that you have said that you gave me a download link in an earlier post, and put that file in the /firmwares subfolder. Which folder is it?
Sorry, is it possible if you could give me another quick set of instructions on what I need to do, and repost the download link to prevent confusion?
Thanks, and sorry for any inconvenience,
DrShellgon
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This is the download link, the file is called x10mini (E10i)_2.1.1.A.0.6_LNO.ftf and it's about 208Mb large.
Look up the folder where you installed Flashtool, and in that folder is a subfolder called /firmwares. Put the downloaded file in there (and while you're at it, delete x10blrelock.ftf)
Then start flashtool and press the button with the lightning-bolt on it, choose flashmode and select the package (There's only one choice, so that should be easy enough)
In the box to the right it will list the contents of that package, it should have loader.sin, kernel.sin, system.sin and about three others. Press the ok-button and when it asks to connect your phone, plug in the usb-cable and press home-and powerbuttons together so the phone restarts. It should enter flashmode automatically.
Good luck
Hi SmG67, thank you very much for your help. I will try out your instructions when I find the time. If you ever test it, can you let me know?
Thanks
DrShellgon :fingers-crossed:
When i try to update my phone this is what happens...
tupanceski said:
When i try to update my phone this is what happens...
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You can download this file and flash it via flashtool http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2249344&highlight=+400
Download flashtool from here: http://androxyde.github.io/ There is a version for mac too.
Here you will find how to use flashtool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmmThXTWu74
If you are on unblocked bootloader you will not be able to update your phone via pc companion.
tupanceski said:
When i try to update my phone this is what happens...
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And if PC Companion already download the files you can create the ftf file yourself.
.http://mytechencounters.wordpress.c...eate-an-ftf-file-of-your-xperia-ics-firmware/
tupanceski said:
When i try to update my phone this is what happens...
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You MUST have unlocked your bootloader at unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com
'it contains modified software'
Please flash it like said above
Sent from my LT22i using xda app-developers app
DaRk-L0rD said:
You can download this file and flash it via flashtool http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2249344&highlight=+400
Download flashtool from here: http://androxyde.github.io/ There is a version for mac too.
Here you will find how to use flashtool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmmThXTWu74
If you are on unblocked bootloader you will not be able to update your phone via pc companion.
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Do i have to wipe my data when im going to flash the ftf file ?
tupanceski said:
Do i have to wipe my data when im going to flash the ftf file ?
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No mate. Will erase all your data (except files on internal storage).
My advice is to save photos etc on pc and do a factory reset. After that you will have your phone exactly as mom sony produced it ( except unlocked bootloader).
If i can help you any further let me know
DaRk-L0rD said:
No mate. Will erase all your data (except files on internal storage).
My advice is to save photos etc on pc and do a factory reset. After that you will have your phone exactly as mom sony produced it ( except unlocked bootloader).
If i can help you any further let me know
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i want to keep my apps and photos... its not problem for the photos ill backup them, but im gonna waste too much time on installing apps again..
tupanceski said:
i want to keep my apps and photos... its not problem for the photos ill backup them, but im gonna waste too much time on installing apps again..
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don't know if titanium backup app could work mate. Never used it. Try it if you want.
tupanceski said:
i want to keep my apps and photos... its not problem for the photos ill backup them, but im gonna waste too much time on installing apps again..
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Flashing firmware don't change "internal storage" just "device memory", but you'd lose apps and settings.
Titanium back can restore apps and settings but you have to approve installation of each app again and it takes a lot of time. The phone must also be rooted. For apps settings it should be ok.
Usually PlayStore install all my apps after flashing firmware. I think you need the acount backed up on google servers.
Hi guys,
I'm using Xperia sola rooted phone with 4.0 and I was installing metamorph - lock theme and the phone restarted and it is going in an endless loop of resarts.
It's possible to put the phone completely off by using power & volume key combo, also i can put the device under flashboot and fastboot mode.
Kindly tell me a way outta this !!
I won't be getting a cell phone for another year I guess
@xtro55
Do you have CWM and if you do does it have adb?
Post a link to the theme file.
ChikeD said:
@xtro55
Do you have CWM and if you do does it have adb?
Post a link to the theme file.
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CWM isnt installed on my xperia sola sadly
This is the theme file : "droidpirate.com/2011/09/14/metamorph-droid-bionic-lock-slider-bionic/"
prior to this, an app named metamorph was installed.
I can put the device in flashboot/fastboot though!
Any chances that I can recover the phone?
xtro55 said:
CWM isnt installed on my xperia sola sadly
This is the theme file : "droidpirate.com/2011/09/14/metamorph-droid-bionic-lock-slider-bionic/"
prior to this, an app named metamorph was installed.
I can put the device in flashboot/fastboot though!
Any chances that I can recover the phone?
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If you bootloader is unlocked you can try flash a kernel with CWM that support adb.
If not, do you have the FTF file for the firmware that is currently installed?
I would try at first flashing system.sin only from the firmware FTF, no wipes everything else expluded.
You will lose root and other modes copied directly to /system but you should have data intact.
ChikeD said:
If you bootloader is unlocked you can try flash a kernel with CWM that support adb.
If not, do you have the FTF file for the firmware that is currently installed?
I would try at first flashing system.sin only from the firmware FTF, no wipes everything else expluded.
You will lose root and other modes copied directly to /system but you should have data intact.
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Well no CWM installed & I haven't done the unlocking of bootloader yet.
Yeah I do have these two files in my flashtool firmware folder which I used :
MT27i_6.1.1.B.1.10_KERNEL.ftf
MT27i_6.1.1.B.1.54_KERNEL.ftf
Which one are you referring to, since I had to use .10 first followed by .54 to get the root done !
Can you please point to a tutorial where I can follow the steps which you are referring to? That will be helpful
xtro55 said:
Well no CWM installed & I haven't done the unlocking of bootloader yet.
Yeah I do have these two files in my flashtool firmware folder which I used :
MT27i_6.1.1.B.1.10_KERNEL.ftf
MT27i_6.1.1.B.1.54_KERNEL.ftf
Which one are you referring to, since I had to use .10 first followed by .54 to get the root done !
Can you please point to a tutorial where I can follow the steps which you are referring to? That will be helpful
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But flash overrides and erase everything.
For root didn't you just had to install kernel .10 over .54 firmware no?
Anyway the system from the one that is flashed now you the only one that knows which, I am guessing .54
ChikeD said:
But flash overrides and erase everything.
For root didn't you just had to install kernel .10 over .54 firmware no?
Anyway the system from the one that is flashed now you the only one that knows which, I am guessing .54
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Check this link: "theunlockr.com/2013/09/10/how-to-root-the-sony-xperia-sola-running-6-1-1-b-1-54-firmware/"
I used the above method to get the root done. Yeah it's running .54 currently. But the rooting wasn't the issue, it happened successfully, the theme which I mentioned gave me endless loop of restarts problem.
xtro55 said:
Check this link: "theunlockr.com/2013/09/10/how-to-root-the-sony-xperia-sola-running-6-1-1-b-1-54-firmware/"
I used the above method to get the root done. Yeah it's running .54 currently. But the rooting wasn't the issue, it happened successfully, the theme which I mentioned gave me endless loop of restarts problem.
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I just said that flashing system will make you lose anything that's on it, in that includes root
ChikeD said:
I just said that flashing system will make you lose anything that's on it, in that includes root
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Did that .. with .54
yet problem persists. I dont mind if data goes away .. I can get the apps n all back, already have contacts backup on sim.. so its alright ..just give me a tut which will fix the issue please ....
xtro55 said:
Did that .. with .54
yet problem persists. I dont mind if data goes away .. I can get the apps n all back, already have contacts backup on sim.. so its alright ..just give me a tut which will fix the issue please ....
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Bro just flash stock firmware via from flashtool don't wipe any thing your apps still in there
Sent from my ST25i using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
dara007_168 said:
Bro just flash stock firmware via from flashtool don't wipe any thing your apps still in there
Sent from my ST25i using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Tutorial please on how to carry on !!
I dont care if the apps or data gets deleted, i just want to make it run :crying:
I'm getting paranoid without my device ..
Thanks
xtro55 said:
Tutorial please on how to carry on !!
I dont care if the apps or data gets deleted, i just want to make it run :crying:
I'm getting paranoid without my device ..
Thanks
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try to download stock .54 firmware from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2030261 and flash it via flashtool with removed tick on wipe data (how to use flashtool check this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=928343
sanya7901 said:
try to download stock .54 firmware from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2030261 and flash it via flashtool with removed tick on wipe data (how to use flashtool check this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=928343
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Hey Thanks,
Let me get back to you once I finish with the flashing.
Thanks for the links
sanya7901 said:
try to download stock .54 firmware from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2030261 and flash it via flashtool with removed tick on wipe data (how to use flashtool check this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=928343
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Thank you very much !! You are a life saver :angel:
It is working fine .. although my battery shows 5%, its not going up even on charging ..
xtro55 said:
Thank you very much !! You are a life saver :angel:
It is working fine .. although my battery shows 5%, its not going up even on charging ..
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glad to help you
I am on a rooted C6806 (Still locked) and the updater on the phone downloads the file and then it reboots and tries to install but cannot. Error updating is all I get.
I don't have a recovery and I would rather not wipe the whole device. Is there anyway to just update? Or at least is there anyway to get the stupid thing out of my notification bar if I decided I don't want to bother wiping the device?
I tried updating from the phone and also using the sony software, neither works.
Hmmmm
Use PC companion on the computer. Or you can flash the ftf file I made for it and uncheck wipe data.
Sent from my Xperia™ Tablet Z
Spectre51 said:
Use PC companion on the computer. Or you can flash the ftf file I made for it and uncheck wipe data.
Sent from my Xperia™ Tablet Z
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I had a similar failure trying to use the PC Companion.
Can you give me a quick tutorial for flashing the FTF without wiping data?
I assume I'll lose root?
Ah okay you have probably removed some system files and that is what is causing the errors when updating since you are rooted. Yes you would lose root if you flashed the ftf file and from looking at a few other posts you can't root .257 yet.
Search for flashtools and you will find numerous guides on here. After you have it all installed and select the firmware to flash just uncheck the wipe data check box that way it will keep your apps and settings.
The ftf file is in my signature. If you need any more help or have other questions let me know.
Sent from my Xperia™ Tablet Z
Spectre51 said:
Ah okay you have probably removed some system files and that is what is causing the errors when updating since you are rooted. Yes you would lose root if you flashed the ftf file and from looking at a few other posts you can't root .257 yet.
Search for flashtools and you will find numerous guides on here. After you have it all installed and select the firmware to flash just uncheck the wipe data check box that way it will keep your apps and settings.
The ftf file is in my signature. If you need any more help or have other questions let me know.
Sent from my Xperia™ Tablet Z
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Yes, I did freeze a bunch of services with titanium backup that were running in the background.
Ok, I do have flashtool, I just didn't realize that you could do it without wiping data, good to know.
I want to keep root so I'll hold off for now. But thank you for the help!
If you just froze them and didn't delete them try unfreezing them then update. Just check the forums for how people are keeping root while updating so you don't lose it.
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I have an error like that when i update OTA
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