[Q] Unlocking 'Bootloader Unlock = NO - Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V

Hello,
Currently my Xperia T's 'Bootloader Unlock' is set to No. I was wondering if any attention or development is happening to unlock locked bootloaders?
Is there something in the works, or is it being left alone since there are devices that have bootloaders that are unlockable?
Thanks,
W.

beanoguy said:
Hello,
Currently my Xperia T's 'Bootloader Unlock' is set to No. I was wondering if any attention or development is happening to unlock locked bootloaders?
Is there something in the works, or is it being left alone since there are devices that have bootloaders that are unlockable?
Thanks,
W.
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You can flash roms that are for locked bootloaders "hint hint" Xperia T Android Development "hint"
But If you flash a unlocked bootloader rom on to a locked bootloader it wont work and will just vibrate (which leads you into recovering in flash mode)
There is this thing called flashing .TA to try to unlock but you have a 50% your device will be hard bricked, 95% it wont work and 100% will disable radio.
Flashing a .TA is dangerous, and could just hard brick your phone
If you want to take the risks then do it here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2053466

Hi AndroidHC,
Thanks for the quick reply. Yeah I'm aware of the ROMs available =). That's what prompted my question because there's a ROM I wanted to flash but it requires an unlocked bootloader and wanted to know what options were available for unlockable bootloaders.
Thanks for the link to the other forum. It's tempting but I think I'll hold off on that workaround.
Regards,
W.

Definitely do NOT try that.
Currently there is no way to unlock your bootloader on this phone if it says no.
Sent from my star trek communicator
Sony Flagship device circa 2145

I rember some kind of root method will be cause this... but if you dont rooting and " bootloader allow unlock says no, the you camt unlock it..
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gregbradley said:
Definitely do NOT try that.
Currently there is no way to unlock your bootloader on this phone if it says no.
Sent from my star trek communicator
Sony Flagship device circa 2145
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Out of curiosity is there anyone working on a bootloader unlock or is that unlikely to happen anytime soon?

I am not sure, but people like blagus and the_laser who are very rarely on xda often pop out of nowhere with something special.
I am sure someone will be working on it...
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Sony Flagship device circa 2145

Thanks for chiming in streather =) That's the point I was initially trying to get across
I remember the_laser and blagus from my X10 days. I'd love to hear from them if there is an initiative going on behind the scenes to unlock bootloaders that are set to 'No'.

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If you rooted your Phone with Bin4ry it says that you cant unlock bootloader, get your Phone to stock(factory reset) then its gonna say YES again/

hhamzah49 said:
If you rooted your Phone with Bin4ry it says that you cant unlock bootloader, get your Phone to stock(factory reset) then its gonna say YES again/
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not necessarily, only if it was allowed before rooting by bin4ry method.
This only happens as a by product of bin4rys method make an error in the reporting of the status, it does not actually change the status.

So,
Without the bootloader locked, a new kernel isnt possible?
If thats the case, can an OTA update from Sony update the kernel?

yes, official kernel can be updated ... but without unlock BL you cant flash custom kernels.

mmm273 said:
yes, official kernel can be updated ... but without unlock BL you cant flash custom kernels.
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So... there's no way to fool flashtool etc to install a custom kernel from a tft?

dmarkey said:
So... there's no way to fool flashtool etc to install a custom kernel from a tft?
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Anyrhing that is not a signed kernel, and the phone will refuse the boot

AndroidHoneyComb said:
Anyrhing that is not a signed kernel, and the phone will refuse the boot
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I see. Crap.
So can the provider supply a code to make the bootloader unlockable?

dmarkey said:
I see. Crap.
So can the provider supply a code to make the bootloader unlockable?
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NO.
It has been asked (Too many times) before and answered.
If it says no, then it means no.

gregbradley said:
NO.
It has been asked (Too many times) before and answered.
If it says no, then it means no.
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That is a kick in the knickers..
Anyone wanna swap a locked one for an unlocked one?

dmarkey said:
That is a kick in the knickers..
Anyone wanna swap a locked one for an unlocked one?
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After getting my Xperia T unsuccessfully repaired(twice), the replacement phone has Bootloader Unlock Allowed = YES.
Yay! Now... to void my warranty...

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How to install recovery or cwm with locked bootlaoder

How kan i install recovery or cwm with bootloader locked.
My statu for unlocked bootloader is : no
Do You have one way to install this please
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I don't think there is currently a way to do that. If you were to flash an unbranded firmware onto the phone would that allow you to unlock the bootloader (allowing installation of CWM)? I can't unlock my bootloader due to my PC being broken.
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I'm waiting for a solution as well. it should not be that hard as they have a solution for the xperia s with a locked bootloader.
maybe some very wise and helpful dev can port cwm for us xperia t owners with locked bootloaders.
sessel said:
How kan i install recovery or cwm with bootloader locked.
My statu for unlocked bootloader is : no
Do You have one way to install this please
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No method currently exists
xL3thalTuRdZz said:
I don't think there is currently a way to do that. If you were to flash an unbranded firmware onto the phone would that allow you to unlock the bootloader (allowing installation of CWM)? I can't unlock my bootloader due to my PC being broken.
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Flashing unbranded firmware will not allow you to unlock the bootloader if you currently cannot unlock it.
Well, no promises of any kind, but there is that one user which claims that after updating to 3.195 the bootloader status changed from non-unlockable to unlockable.
I have to stress out, I cannot confirm nor explain this and I do not propose that anybody tries this.
But we all know where this is going, right...? Sic...
schaggo said:
Well, no promises of any kind, but there is that one user which claims that after updating to 3.195 the bootloader status changed from non-unlockable to unlockable.
I have to stress out, I cannot confirm nor explain this and I do not propose that anybody tries this.
But we all know where this is going, right...? Sic...
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Its safe to try, as long as you have a .ftf made from your original rom or are prepared to flash one the .303 .ftf's found in the all in one thread
I've flash one week later the 3.195 and my statue dont change.
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For people with the lock bootloader cant you unlock it through the official Sony site? i thought Sony allows you to unlock bootloaders on their devices...
schaggo said:
Well, no promises of any kind, but there is that one user which claims that after updating to 3.195 the bootloader status changed from non-unlockable to unlockable.
I have to stress out, I cannot confirm nor explain this and I do not propose that anybody tries this.
But we all know where this is going, right...? Sic...
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With the official updating or with a ftf file ?
i have a .303 ftf so i can try et do a updating et come back on the .303 with my ftf ? right ?
LegibleEel said:
For people with the lock bootloader cant you unlock it through the official Sony site? i thought Sony allows you to unlock bootloaders on their devices...
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Sony does, but some carriers (Especially AT&T) block it.
gregbradley said:
Sony does, but some carriers (Especially AT&T) block it.
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It says I cant unlock my bootloader, I'm with 3UK, if I took it into three store, will they unlock it?
LegibleEel said:
It says I cant unlock my bootloader, I'm with 3UK, if I took it into three store, will they unlock it?
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You can ask, but I bet they say no.
up to date, any method to unlock it?
Seriously?
I also have this problem, the boot loader is locked and I need to install the recovery. Prompt really working bootloader unlock method, none of the methods I did not ride. Through the website Sony have an error occurs, full of requests to install the update file, it weighs 1.5 gigabytes. I do not have as much Internet traffic to download it.
Currenty is possible if you are both rooted and in FW 303. Try this.

I'm about to sell my XZ

Cause my bootloader is locked... Here's the only solution i found http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1896553
But unfortunately doesn't work on the XZ :silly: You guys think there will be a way soon?
Did you do this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2153261
Ofc and it says that my device can't be unlocked...
Poustic said:
Wtf ! I know that if bootloader unlock allowed says no my device can't be unlocked...
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Well, you didn't write it in the first post... sorry
No problem i probably wasn't clear enough
Poustic said:
Ofc and it says that my device can't be unlocked...
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have you rooted your phone or was bl unlock: no before rooting ?
Was bl unlock: no before and after rooting
Poustic said:
Cause my bootloader is locked... Here's the only solution i found http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1896553
But unfortunately doesn't work on the XZ :silly: You guys think there will be a way soon?
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Well..i am not sure what kind of locked device is this. We don't have career locked phones in my country. They sell it without any lock...
can anyone explain it what kind of lock is this ? and it's not even allowing to root...
Foas said:
Well..i am not sure what kind of locked device is this. We don't have career locked phones in my country. They sell it without any lock...
can anyone explain it what kind of lock is this ? and it's not even allowing to root...
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Bootloader locked means u cannot load anything at boot that would tinker with the basic core of the device, like u cannot use custom kernels when ur bootloader is locked that is y ppl unlock their boot loaders Google for further info.
As for the OP's problem :
This is a known issue when u root ur device without unlocking bootloader, the solution to this is to do a full repair using Sony Suite which will result in loss of all data phone ,SD card etc .
check this link out its clearly stated over there
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2186368
Troubleshooting:
if your device has unlockable bootloader then after applying this hack the bootloader status will turn "Bootloader unlock allowed: No"
in that case dont worry the users have reported that doing a repair via SEUS will flash back stock firmware and turn this status to "Bootloader unlock allowed: Yes" (the same might also be achieved by flashing a stock FTF using FlashTool <yet to be confirmed>)
ROOT WILL BE LOST BY DOING THE ABOVE AND YOUR INTERNAL STORAGE MAY GET WIPED!
SO DO A BACKUP OF APPS & INTERNAL STORAGE ON AN EXTERNAL SDCARD/PC
How so some people can unlock the bootloader and some can't??
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[Q] Factory locked bootloader

Just received the XSP as an upgrade on T-Mobile UK and was disappointed to discover via the service menu that the bootloader is unlockable. Forgive me for asking but does this mean that there is absolutely no chance that at any point in the future I will be able to unlock it? I would like to use custom roms and want to know if I kight as well look for a new phone. This was never a problem on my old Optimus Black.
Thanks in advance.
Wallly said:
Just received the XSP as an upgrade on T-Mobile UK and was disappointed to discover via the service menu that the bootloader is unlockable. Forgive me for asking but does this mean that there is absolutely no chance that at any point in the future I will be able to unlock it? I would like to use custom roms and want to know if I kight as well look for a new phone. This was never a problem on my old Optimus Black.
Thanks in advance.
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Hey fella, I'm same phone, same network and same country.
As I understand it Doomlords software will in V16 provide root for our phone. :victory:
venters said:
Hey fella, I'm same phone, same network and same country.
As I understand it Doomlords software will in V16 provide root for our phone. :victory:
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Praise the (Doom)Lord! Will this allow us to unlock the boot then andflash custom roms?
Just to make it clear bootloader is locked this means no custom kernel which might mean custom ROMs are out ie. Cm,akop,PAC etc
You will be able to root using doomlord exploit and in time will get cwm for locked bootloader so we be able to use modded stock ROMs.
As it stands only root is available for locked bootloader hope this helps
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nfmplo and
zolaisugly said:
Just to make it clear bootloader is locked this means no custom kernel which might mean custom ROMs are out ie. Cm,akop,PAC etc
You will be able to root using doomlord exploit and in time will get cwm for locked bootloader so we be able to use modded stock ROMs.
As it stands only root is available for locked bootloader hope this helps
Sent from my C5302 using xda premium
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Great, thanks. This is exactly what I needed to know. Guess I'll have to be patient then..
There is a way to unlock your bootloader. You must get a SIM unlock code, unlock your SP and send an email to Sony with some data like Imei, unlock code, etc. Then a messenger will be sent to pick your phone and lucky, Sony will unlock your phone.
lanluckez said:
There is a way to unlock your bootloader. You must get a SIM unlock code, unlock your SP and send an email to Sony with some data like Imei, unlock code, etc. Then a messenger will be sent to pick your phone and lucky, Sony will unlock your phone.
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this may be true but it only works with bootloader that is allowed, he states in op that his bootloader is unlockable.
service menu shows if you can or not open bootloader, i am on 3 and my bootloader is locked have tried with sony code but get message not available.
zolaisugly said:
this may be true but it only works with bootloader that is allowed, he states in op that his bootloader is unlockable.
service menu shows if you can or not open bootloader, i am on 3 and my bootloader is locked have tried with sony code but get message not available.
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Few days ago sent an email to Sony asking about this issue. Here in Spain there was a global complaint from Xperia U users asking for open the possibility of unlock their bootloaders: not to unlock it but to change the "unlockable" state of the phone. After the debate, Sony says people could send their phones to Sony attaching the respective unlock code with which they'd unlocked (SIM Unlock). Then Sony would send the telephones with the bootloader unlockable.
PS: Maybe he meant "not unlockable" instead "unlockable". If it's unlockable then he doesn't have any problem!
lanluckez said:
Few days ago sent an email to Sony asking about this issue. Here in Spain there was a global complaint from Xperia U users asking for open the possibility of unlock their bootloaders: not to unlock it but to change the "unlockable" state of the phone. After the debate, Sony says people could send their phones to Sony attaching the respective unlock code with which they'd unlocked (SIM Unlock). Then Sony would send the telephones with the bootloader unlockable.
PS: Maybe he meant "not unlockable" instead "unlockable". If it's unlockable then he doesn't have any problem!
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Yes, I meant *not* unlockable. I actually live in Spain so this service from Sony would be very useful, could you tell me how I can do this?
Wallly said:
Yes, I meant *not* unlockable. I actually live in Spain so this service from Sony would be very useful, could you tell me how I can do this?
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Yeah, mate. You have to send a message to Sony saying you've (sim) unlocked your phone and you want to unlock your bootloader. They will send you all the information you need to go through with the process.

Fastboot issues,bootloader (un)locked?

So I've unlocked the bootloader on my xperia Z the official way. Entered the unlock key and it was successful.
However, if I try to write a recovery in fastboot I get the error : Remote: not allowed.
I have made sure I have the correct drivers and all but it still doesn't work. Even tried unlocking it again with a second unlock key.
How can I fix this?
bump, still no cure found
Any help would be appreciated
Try to boot in recovery does that work?
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Looks like it still is locked
Xperia Z (yuga) / Beanstalk 4.4.2 / Meow = No.1
xtcdk said:
Looks like it still is locked
Xperia Z (yuga) / Beanstalk 4.4.2 / Meow = No.1
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Yeah that's what I thought, but my bootloader is unlockable and I've done it the official way, twice!
How can I properly unlock it?
shaggydiamond said:
Yeah that's what I thought, but my bootloader is unlockable and I've done it the official way, twice!
How can I properly unlock it?
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dial : *#*#7378423#*#* got to "service info" then to "configuration"
at the last line is it
bootloader unlocked : yes
or
bootloader unlock allowed : yes ( or something like that )
elias234 said:
dial : *#*#7378423#*#* got to "service info" then to "configuration"
at the last line is it
bootloader unlocked : yes
or
bootloader unlock allowed : yes ( or something like that )
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that only means that it's allowed but it won't say if it's locked or unlocked
shaggydiamond said:
that only means that it's allowed but it won't say if it's locked or unlocked
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not only allowed or not
if you have locked bootloader it says it is allowed
if you have unlocked bootloader it says that your bootloader is unlocked
you can check your bootloader by this way , cause your error determines that u have lockbootloader
shaggydiamond said:
So I've unlocked the bootloader on my xperia Z the official way. Entered the unlock key and it was successful.
However, if I try to write a recovery in fastboot I get the error : Remote: not allowed.
I have made sure I have the correct drivers and all but it still doesn't work. Even tried unlocking it again with a second unlock key.
How can I fix this?
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It's not really unlocked.
Use flashtool, click the blu option and you can properly unlock the bootloader.
Sent from my white Xperia™Z
Tommy-Geenexus said:
It's not really unlocked.
Use flashtool, click the blu option and you can properly unlock the bootloader.
Sent from my white Xperia™Z
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Will definitely try
Unlock bootloader without losing DRM keys
Hey guys
I have a similar problem. I want to flash DoomLord's custom kernel but the command is not allowed. I found out bootloader unlock allowed does not mean it is unlocked yet, so that is the problem why it is not allowed. However, I do want to backup my DRM keys first. Is this possible? My phone was rooted before I flashed 4.3, so it is not rooted anymore.
Oh I have a Xperia Z 4.3 c6603 flashed with the ftf supplied by doomlord.
shaggydiamond said:
So I've unlocked the bootloader on my xperia Z the official way. Entered the unlock key and it was successful.
However, if I try to write a recovery in fastboot I get the error : Remote: not allowed.
I have made sure I have the correct drivers and all but it still doesn't work. Even tried unlocking it again with a second unlock key.
How can I fix this?
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show us screenshots after u go to this secret menu:
*#*#7378423#*#*
go to -> Service info -> Configuration , then take screenshot by pressing volume down at the same time with power button OR use power off menu and press on take screenshot... then post it over here and we'll check it with u!
abelmaster said:
Hey guys
I have a similar problem. I want to flash DoomLord's custom kernel but the command is not allowed. I found out bootloader unlock allowed does not mean it is unlocked yet, so that is the problem why it is not allowed. However, I do want to backup my DRM keys first. Is this possible? My phone was rooted before I flashed 4.3, so it is not rooted anymore.
Oh I have a Xperia Z 4.3 c6603 flashed with the ftf supplied by doomlord.
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Flash a firmware that can have root and look for a drm backup tool
Nidhal AKA the king said:
show us screenshots after u go to this secret menu:
*#*#7378423#*#*
go to -> Service info -> Configuration , then take screenshot by pressing volume down at the same time with power button OR use power off menu and press on take screenshot... then post it over here and we'll check it with u!
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/g2s7itsrwltdgax/IMG-20140104-WA0006.jpg this is the screenshot.
Thanks in advance!
shaggydiamond said:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/g2s7itsrwltdgax/IMG-20140104-WA0006.jpg this is the screenshot.
Thanks in advance!
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u welcome!
just checked the screenshot says that BL unlock allowed: status YES which define that ur BL (bootloader) is not unlocked yet!
make sure u are using the appropriate tool that works for ur device after u get the BL code from Sony, then follow the instructions in Sony where u got the information about unlocking BL
first off... do not proceed with bl unlock until you backup your TA partition cuz u might brick ur phone after the unlock is done if something goes wrong!
is it's not really recommended... u can still root it with a locked bl and enjoy ROOT privileges... FYI, unlocking bl will erase DRM keys and might affect on ur TA partition too.... so keep in mind that Bravia Engine2 along with Track ID will stop working after unlocking ur BL
TA Partition backup
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2234627
so take it on ur own risk as im advising you not going for it!
good luck
shaggydiamond said:
Will definitely try
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Did it work?
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Tommy-Geenexus said:
Did it work?
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Didn't work, gave up on unlocking bootloader.. Maybe I will give it a shot someday I did back up my TA partition just in case something goes wrong
Just rooted it, installed dualrecovery and flashed a locked bootloader ROM.
It's working just fine. I'm using this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2503670
shaggydiamond said:
Didn't work, gave up on unlocking bootloader.. Maybe I will give it a shot someday I did back up my TA partition just in case something goes wrong
Just rooted it, installed dualrecovery and flashed a locked bootloader ROM.
It's working just fine. I'm using this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2503670
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Good choice, this or existenz are definitely the best lb roms
Sent from my white Xperia™Z

Unlock bootloader allowed no

hi
i have xperia T Lt30p... how to change the bootloader unlock allow no > yes... can someone help me for a solution...:crying:
There is no solution at this moment.
mohd syafik said:
hi
i have xperia T Lt30p... how to change the bootloader unlock allow no > yes... can someone help me for a solution...:crying:
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You need to buy a unlocked bootloader phone. I'm with a lock bootloader too...
Sent from my Sony Xperia T using Tapatalk 4
If yours are in 4.1.2, downgrade to 4.0.4 and check Boot Loader unlock status again. Good luck.
womanizerzz said:
If yours are in 4.1.2, downgrade to 4.0.4 and check Boot Loader unlock status again. Good luck.
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What? It works? Maybe try this later
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Ofcourse not. There is no way to unlock your bootloader when it's locked with allowed = 'no'.
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Mad Marty said:
Ofcourse not. There is no way to unlock your bootloader when it's locked with allowed = 'no'.
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There's one case where your statement isn't true but it doesn't apply to AT&T Xperias, indeed.
Namely, if you use binary's rooting toolkit version 21 (and some other versions too) to obtain root on at least Xperia V (cannot say for the other models), the Service menu will show bootloader status as “unlock allowed: no” regardless of the actual bootloader lock state.
Mad Marty said:
Ofcourse not. There is no way to unlock your bootloader when it's locked with allowed = 'no'.
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Have you tried it?
Flashing an older firmware version to a phone with non-unlockable bootloader will not solve the problem, as common retail firmware images from Sony do not alter the bootloader.
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womanizerzz said:
If yours are in 4.1.2, downgrade to 4.0.4 and check Boot Loader unlock status again. Good luck.
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this actually makes sense. to network unlock my xperia x10 i had to downgrade to frayo and use some kinda unlock software from fastgsm.com i think, unlock it upgrade back to gingerbread now bootloader status went from all caps to common ( rooted) idk how come
Gasai Yuno said:
Flashing an older firmware version to a phone with non-unlockable bootloader will not solve the problem, as common retail firmware images from Sony do not alter the bootloader.
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Have you ever tried it? My phone is TX, with 4.0.4 stock , bootloader status unlock said "yes", I upgraded to 4.1.2 and status said "no", did rollback to stock 4.0.4, I unlocked my TX bootloader. Do not give advice when you do not know it surely. I did it my own hand.
Maybe you rooted it on 4.1.2, and that's how it ended up like this.
womanizerzz said:
Have you ever tried it? My phone is TX, with 4.0.4 stock , bootloader status unlock said "yes", I upgraded to 4.1.2 and status said "no", did rollback to stock 4.0.4, I unlocked my TX bootloader. Do not give advice when you do not know it surely. I did it my own hand.
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It wouldn't be that easy don't get your hopes up now I could see maybe if some one found some way to do it like with the test point method with the Xperia arc it would be possible but I've previously looked around and haven't seen any body able to unlock there bootloader on this phone just yet I haven't taken a look lately but as far as I know it's not happening as of yet.
Sent from Shane's Xperia T LT30a
womanizerzz said:
Have you ever tried it? My phone is TX, with 4.0.4 stock , bootloader status unlock said "yes", I upgraded to 4.1.2 and status said "no", did rollback to stock 4.0.4, I unlocked my TX bootloader. Do not give advice when you do not know it surely. I did it my own hand.
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Gasai Yuno knows what he talk about
Gasai Yuno said:
Maybe you rooted it on 4.1.2, and that's how it ended up like this.
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this is the the right point. and i think it should be a known Bug in the XT community
if you have bootloader unlock allow: yes
and then you root your 4.1.2
it will display bootloader unlock allow: no
but it is still unlockable (must be a little bug?!)
so....no, you will not unlock your bootloader easily your way
womanizerzz said:
Have you ever tried it? My phone is TX, with 4.0.4 stock , bootloader status unlock said "yes", I upgraded to 4.1.2 and status said "no", did rollback to stock 4.0.4, I unlocked my TX bootloader. Do not give advice when you do not know it surely. I did it my own hand.
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The phone is rooted?
Delete one file and test:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39166806&postcount=58

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