hi guys n gals, dont mean to sound silly but is the froyo bread custom rom installed onto the gingerbread kernel? i currently have the jellybean kernel at the minute but its very slow on my x10mini
shaunPS378 said:
hi guys n gals, dont mean to sound silly but is the froyo bread custom rom installed onto the gingerbread kernel? i currently have the jellybean kernel at the minute but its very slow on my x10mini
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All Froyo-based ROMS run on stock SE kernel.
any idea where i get the stock SE kernel from? and do i use flashtools to flash it?
shaunPS378 said:
any idea where i get the stock SE kernel from? and do i use flashtools to flash it?
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x10mini or x10minipro? There should be some available in the development forums maybe.
Failing that: Go back to stock with PC Companion or SEUS, Install xRecovery with Flashtool and flash the ROM from your sd-card.
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Hi there at the moment i have a custom rom on my x10 and i was wondering what i have to do to install back to se original rom because i want the latest update?
Thanks
chrismorgann said:
Hi there at the moment i have a custom rom on my x10 and i was wondering what i have to do to install back to se original rom because i want the latest update?
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Reinstall the original with seus or xRecovery.
flash with 2.1 global flasher.
I think I messed up. I updated to 2.3.3 using SEUS for my X10, and now I want to install Wolfbreak's TW GB ROM, but I'm not sure how to root this new firmware. Did I mess up or is there a way around this?
Stanley Richards said:
I think I messed up. I updated to 2.3.3 using SEUS for my X10, and now I want to install Wolfbreak's TW GB ROM, but I'm not sure how to root this new firmware. Did I mess up or is there a way around this?
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You have to flash to 2.1 flashtool 0.2.9.1, them root this and instal xRecovery.
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I have on my x10 custom rom cyanogenmod 6.1.3. But now I want return to official stock 2.3.3. How can I do that?
Just connect phone to SEUS and install newest available FW.
There is only PC Companion: sonyericsson.com/cws/support/mobilephones/start/xperiax10?cc=gb&lc=en
what should I do?
RapidCore said:
Hi
I have on my x10 custom rom cyanogenmod 6.1.3. But now I want return to official stock 2.3.3. How can I do that?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1054818
There, follow that step-by-step...
Don't be discouraged because it looks very lengthy. It takes no time
Why do you want to head back to stock?
Or easily go to Flashtolls Thread and falsh a stock rom.
guys i have a question my x10 is in 2.3.3 WB ROM and i already have a broken usb port and my cousin they have a x10 too using 2.2 WB ROM. now i want to back in 2.2 WB custom ROM can i restore the backup rom of my cousin? then restore on my current xRecovery? sorry for may bad english.
^^yes u can!
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^^yes u can!
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Not really, you would need to use the usb port to flash the baseband and the old 2.1 kernel to get it to work.
i need to flash baseband? but when after i restored the backup of my cousin my baseband automatically change. im afraid when i restore it end with Stock in SE Logo.
So I am currently using slade's Zombie kernal and GinTonic rom on my x10 mini pro.
Sorry if this has already been asked but I want to switch over to nAa's MiniCM9.
Whats the best way to do it? Do I need to revert back to stock first? Should I flash the kernal first, then the rom?
Do I need to update CWM? Currently on CWM v 3.2 (Haven't flashed nor switched rom's etc in a long time)
confuserr said:
So I am currently using slade's Zombie kernal and GinTonic rom on my x10 mini pro.
Sorry if this has already been asked but I want to switch over to nAa's MiniCM9.
Whats the best way to do it? Do I need to revert back to stock first? Should I flash the kernal first, then the rom?
Do I need to update CWM? Currently on CWM v 3.2 (Haven't flashed nor switched rom's etc in a long time)
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You don't need to revert to stock first.
You flash the kernel first, it is pre-loaded with the latest CWM.
At first boot off the new kernel, go into CWM and install MiniCM9.
that's it really