Will root stay after OTA update - Xperia Z2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

If I root my Z2 on a rootable 4.4.2 fw and then OTA update to 4.4.4 then root will stay?

the OTA Rootkeeper app may works

fertsch said:
the OTA Rootkeeper app may works
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thanks, I'll try it. supersu's survive mode may work?

Maybe you should have a look at this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3028250

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Can I do official firmware update after root with Toolkit?

Dear all, I just bought the international version and would like to root the machine so that I can use titanium backup and others apps that requires root. I will not remove or do any thing else as I am a not good in all the computing stuff. After rooting with Toolkit, will I be able to receive official firmware update with KIES or OTA? This is my concern, if I am not able to update anymore, than it would be a disappointment.
Thank you in advance.
I think that you have to unroot and then you will receive the update. Then you root it again.
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here you have
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1646610
Official update fails at 32%. Is there a simpler way to unroot the phone without overwriting the stock rom as I am using the stock rom, it's just the phone been rooted via S3 Toolkit.
Hopefully there will be an update for 4.1 soon. I don't want to root my phone now, which in the end can't updated. I will lose interest in the phone.
xwain said:
Hopefully there will be an update for 4.1 soon. I don't want to root my phone now, which in the end can't updated. I will lose interest in the phone.
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Of course you can update your mobile phone. Simply remove the root before the update. Later you can return your mobile phone to root
dfMails said:
Of course you can update your mobile phone. Simply remove the root before the update. Later you can return your mobile phone to root
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how to remove rot?
I have stock firmware, just did the root
claudioita said:
how to remove rot?
I have stock firmware, just did the root
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Better yet, flash the updated stock rom via Odin.
xSpeced said:
Better yet, flash the updated stock rom via Odin.
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Do I need to wipe all data ?
Any other way to un root without the need to wipe?

Does voodoo ota rootkeeper works on sony tablet?

kown rootkeeper by spuperuser.apk v3.2,it has a ota survival option,
find the ota rootkeeper in xda forms
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1241517
it can keep root after ota update for rooted device
does anybody try this on sony tablet?
if it works,no need make preroot rom by aio.just ota update and restore root!
<robin> said:
kown rootkeeper by spuperuser.apk v3.2,it has a ota survival option,
find the ota rootkeeper in xda forms
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1241517
it can keep root after ota update for rooted device
does anybody try this on sony tablet?
if it works,no need make preroot rom by aio.just ota update and restore root!
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I believe it works only for incremental updates. There is a thread here on XDA, where someone has done it from R6 to R6a (i think) on the Xperia Tab S. So should be the same, only problem is only US has incremental updates??? Maybe...
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[Q] Voodoo ota root saver with most recent update?

Has anyone used Voodoo ota root keeper and updated and been able to keep root? This is to the 4.2.2 update that came out last week.
Thanks!
joshtb86 said:
Has anyone used Voodoo ota root keeper and updated and been able to keep root? This is to the 4.2.2 update that came out last week.
Thanks!
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Yes, several of us kept root across the MI1 update.
k1mu said:
Yes, several of us kept root across the MI1 update.
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I can also confirm supersu pro root backup worked as well.

[Q] The new firmware update

Omate today told that the new firmware update is available by OTA update. But, I checked this update and I did not found anything. If my device is rooted can i still able to received updates or this is the Problem? Also, can I make unroot to able to Update? Any one have to advice
I'm on stock
elsabea said:
Omate today told that the new firmware update is available by OTA update. But, I checked this update and I did not found anything. If my device is rooted can i still able to received updates or this is the Problem? Also, can I make unroot to able to Update? Any one have to advice
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I haven't rooted and I could download and apply the OTA fine, so it would appear that rooting prevents OTA!
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andreasmartens said:
I haven't rooted and I could download and apply the OTA fine, so it would appear that rooting prevents OTA!
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I install application called OTA ROOT KEEPER which allow me to unroot the device and re root again, but also nothing happens after unroot it
Why don't you check threads before you open new one?!
I opened one and we said everything there...
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New Malaysian rom update B17_M for Mediapad X1_501L

New Malaysian rom update B17_M for Mediapad X1_501L
It now could be full rooted with VRoot_1.8.0.12451 only
I'm wondering which was the ROM you had on your device, when this OTA did appear for you?
thx
It's just an update for Malaysian rom no B12
fail
amincom said:
It's just an update for Malaysian rom no B12
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I tried to update but it fail. Could the root the reason that it don't install the ota update?
digitaliban said:
I tried to update but it fail. Could the root the reason that it don't install the ota update?
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Same happened with my device because system modification prevent official update
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amincom said:
Same happened with my device because system modification prevent official update
Sent from my MediaPad X1 7.0
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Indeed. Actually rooting is usually not a problem for official update, but manually modifying system file is. You have to go back to a frash install of B12 I guess (with a whole save of your personnal stuff before)

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