I tried to change a broken display on my Xperia Z2 while doing that it seams I fried something since the display is black when I push the start button but if I connect it to the PC it recognizes it as Xperia Z2. The problem is USB debugging is off but I have unlocked the bootloader and I can enter fastboot. Is there any recovery image or recovery kernel with USB debugging on that I can flash to then via adb recover the files and photos on the logic board?
Thanks in advance for the help.
b-earl said:
I tried to change a broken display on my Xperia Z2 while doing that it seams I fried something since the display is black when I push the start button but if I connect it to the PC it recognizes it as Xperia Z2. The problem is USB debugging is off but I have unlocked the bootloader and I can enter fastboot. Is there any recovery image or recovery kernel with USB debugging on that I can flash to then via adb recover the files and photos on the logic board?
Thanks in advance for the help.
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If you can enter fastboot there is no need for USB debugging just flash a kernel that has built in recovery(like elite V3) then reboot the phone to recovery press volume up when LED turned on then connect your phone to PC
MTP is enabled by default on TWRP
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i have a LWW Unlocked bootloader
i want to flash a rom but im in a stock ICS .587 non-root stock kernel
All drivers are already installed (i think), when i open flashtool and connect my phone in fastboot mode (volume up) the blue led is turned on but it can't be recognized in the flashtool, in the log when i connect my device it says "device connected in flash mode"
help ! i need to flash a kernel
bump i need help
When I connect my LWW in fastboot mode, Flashtool on my home PC recognizes it as connected in flashmode. If I connect it in flashmode, it is recognized as flash mode, as it should, but again, fastboot is also recognized as flashmode. I tried to remove GGSEMC drivers, but no luck - when I connect phone in fastboot mode Windows recognizes it as S1 Boot Fastboot unknown device first, then suddenly it changes to SEMC Flash device and driver for flashmode is auto-installed.
What can I do? please help
try re-installing the sony driver. that should work.
Try reinstalling the drivers or install pc companion/sony update service, they should automatically install the drivers
done that already. but didn't work
Use 2.0USB ports, i was using USB3.0 ports and that was my problem.
1)download and reinstall drivers.
2) In settings->developer options-> enable Android USB debugging
Hello,
I was trying to root my xperia ultra t2 using guide:
amarb.com.np/2014/09/how-to-root-sony-xperia-t2-ultra_28.html
After unlocking the bootloader the USB debugging went off as phone got Reset, i didn't know that . I continued the process without turning on the USB debugging.
I completed properly till this step as flashmode doesn't require USB debugging :-
Turn on your phone, now your phone will show blank black screen, you don't need to worry
Now the phone is not turning on back , phone screen is black I can't proceed to further step as using install.bat required USB debugging on.
The phone is not going to fastboot mode and recovery mode also. It is just in MTP mode with screen black.
Whatever i do (Hold Up key and connect or try to enter recovery it's going to MTP mode only)
FlashTool log :
10/031/2014 23:31:26 - INFO - Device connected with USB debugging off
10/031/2014 23:31:26 - INFO - For 2011 devices line, be sure you are not in MTP mode
I can access device SD card and internal storage but adb and fastboot commands are not working .
Please help i want to enable USB debugging.
Hey peeps, need some help.
I'm currently running LP (E5823_32.0.A.6.200) with an unlocked bootloader, TWRP 3.0.0, Zombie kernel, SuperSU.
I can get the phone into fastboot: Power off, hold vol-up, plug in usb (blue led). In windows I've installed Fastboot and Flashmode drivers after disabling driver signing enforcement. Fastboot from commandline works without issues.
Supposedly, Flashmode should be vol-dn + plug in usb. However, this just boots normally. I DO see a very brief flash of the green led though (which i think should be flashmode), but it continues to boot into system. Since I cannot get into flashmode, i cannot upgrade to MM (E5823_32.1.A.1.163_SG.ftf) using either the Flashtool or Emma (sony's official) since neither can detect the phone. So a couple questions:
Does TWRP or the custom Zombie kernel (also tried AndroPlus) have any effect on being able to enter flashmode? If so, where can i get a stock recovery.img and boot.img (for LP)? I have tried extracting the kernel.sin from the LP ftf and unpacking it to flash with fastboot, but it keeps telling me "image is not a boot image". So I'm kinda stuck
Any advice?
thanks!
solved it by switching USB ports, maybe Win was caching the Fastboot device on that port.
leeoniya said:
solved it by switching USB ports, maybe Win was caching the Fastboot device on that port.
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Same thing was happening to me, I was using a work laptop and it has a charging USB port on the side. All other USB ports were data.
Hi everyone i have unlocked bootloader but i can't root my phone on android system or pc.
i don't have recovery,flash tool and fastboot cuz my phone has wrong kernel. But i can boot on android.
You can root via adb - there is a special topic here I forum, just follow steps.
valyo_bg said:
You can root via adb - there is a special topic here I forum, just follow steps.
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Where is the topic?
In General sections of this forum. You can use this topic for example: https://forum.xda-developers.com/m4-aqua/general/root-t3421932
After rooting you can install via TWRP, SkyMelon v.8 kernel, you will see difference in speed and smoothness of your phone with this kernel .
valyo_bg said:
In General sections of this forum. You can use this topic for example: https://forum.xda-developers.com/m4-aqua/general/root-t3421932
After rooting you can install via TWRP, SkyMelon v.8 kernel, you will see difference in speed and smoothness of your phone with this kernel .
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Thanks My dear but thats not adb thats fastboot so i can't reach the fastboot
Yes rooting from this topic is via ADB, fastboot command is executed via ADB shell. What is your exact problem? Maybe you don't have properly installed ADB drivers on your PC and this is the reason to not have connection between phone and PC. To root your phone you need unlocked bootloader of phone - there is no other way for Marshmallow.
To have successfully connection via ADB, enable USB Debbuging via Developer menu and then you need to power off your phone, press volume down button (or volume up, I don't remember, check over internet) and while holding of button, connect usb cable. Then you should have connection with ADB shell.
One more thing - before switch off the phone you can check connection and should Approve connection between phone and PC, message on screen of phone will appear.
valyo_bg said:
Yes rooting from this topic is via ADB, fastboot command is executed via ADB shell. What is your exact problem? Maybe you don't have properly installed ADB drivers on your PC and this is the reason to not have connection between phone and PC. To root your phone you need unlocked bootloader of phone - there is no other way for Marshmallow.
To have successfully connection via ADB, enable USB Debbuging via Developer menu and then you need to power off your phone, press volume down button (or volume up, I don't remember, check over internet) and while holding of button, connect usb cable. Then you should have connection with ADB shell.
One more thing - before switch off the phone you can check connection and should Approve connection between phone and PC, message on screen of phone will appear.
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But my friend i said that before i can not reach fastboot. Cuz my phone don't recognize usb while turned off. Don't blinking red led while turned off.
Sorry for my english
In this case wipe and reflash Marshmallow with Flashtool, this will install original kernel. After this boot your phone normally, enable USB debugging and then you will be able to reach fastboot
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In this case wipe and reflash Marshmallow with Flashtool, this will install original kernel. After this boot your phone normally, enable USB debugging and then you will be able to reach fastboot
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i can not reach flashmode too ; eek:
So I've been having a really unlucky day so far.
My Xperia Z2 6502 fell and the screen got cracked. The touch screen is going haywire. I had usb debugging mode enabled and was trying to recover the data using a screen mirror software but due to some bad luck, the random touches on the screen somehow turned debugging off. Also usb was set to charge only.
Is there anyway I can access the internal storage?
In summary:
- Running rooted marshmallow
- BL locked
- Touch screen going haywire
- No recovery installed ( the recovery I had installed was temporary, needed to be installed while booted with debugging enabled)
Any suggestions?
I tried using flashboot mode but I think it requires usb debugging to be enabled?
Can I do anything in fastboot mode?
dramon said:
So I've been having a really unlucky day so far.
My Xperia Z2 6502 fell and the screen got cracked. The touch screen is going haywire. I had usb debugging mode enabled and was trying to recover the data using a screen mirror software but due to some bad luck, the random touches on the screen somehow turned debugging off. Also usb was set to charge only.
Is there anyway I can access the internal storage?
In summary:
- Running rooted marshmallow
- BL locked
- Touch screen going haywire
- No recovery installed ( the recovery I had installed was temporary, needed to be installed while booted with debugging enabled)
Any suggestions?
I tried using flashboot mode but I think it requires usb debugging to be enabled?
Can I do anything in fastboot mode?
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There is no need for usb debugging for fast boot
And did you tried using mouse with OTG???
If you can see the display, use an OTG cable to connect a mouse, so you can "click on" the screen and enable the USB debugging or make a backup.
First install the fastboot drivers, now enter fastboot mode by holding volume up while your phone is turned off and then plug it into your computer Unlock the bootloader by following these (https://developer.sonymobile.com/unlockbootloader/unlock-yourboot-loader/) instructions.
Now it's time to install twrp, download if from https://dl.twrp.me/sirius and then run fastboot flash recovery /path/to/file you should then be able to boot recovery and access mtp and adb
Happened to me.. grab an otg cable and a mouse, connect to your phone and navigate with the mouse
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