Can i get ota updates after flashtool? Maybe mine phone is different product code. My first sony phone, thats why i ask. It was vodafone firmware, now is latest stock unbranded. Thanks
d.m.s said:
Can i get ota updates after flashtool? Maybe mine phone is different product code. My first sony phone, thats why i ask. It was vodafone firmware, now is latest stock unbranded. Thanks
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yes you can have the OTA after using the flash tool
does anyone have some info when does the official update to .434 comes to central europe (slovenia).
im watchin every day some1 gets it and i know i can download ftf here but im waiting to get it in pcc or sus or even ota
but nothing.
Hi,
I am from Singapore, i m looking for Singapore region tft to re flash into my XZ.
During .423 update, i have flashed a Spain's region rom due to rooting issue... ever since, i m on Spain region even i tried to update or repair my phone from PCC...
Is there anyway or place that i can download Singapore tft file???
Sent from my ME371MG using xda premium
Flashben said:
Hi,
I am from Singapore, i m looking for Singapore region tft to re flash into my XZ.
During .423 update, i have flashed a Spain's region rom due to rooting issue... ever since, i m on Spain region even i tried to update or repair my phone from PCC...
Is there anyway or place that i can download Singapore tft file???
Sent from my ME371MG using xda premium
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Two ways to do it.
Either you can flash an old version of Singapore firmware and then upgrade it to the latest via PCC or SUS
Or
Root you existing firmware and use the Singapore SI number and then do a repair in the PCC or SUS
Please note that both ways will make you loose your data. So backup before proceeding.
Alternatively, find an Singapore FTF and flash it over your existing version. That should keep your data and settings in tact.
LiveSquare said:
Two ways to do it.
Either you can flash an old version of Singapore firmware and then upgrade it to the latest via PCC or SUS
Or
Root you existing firmware and use the Singapore SI number and then do a repair in the PCC or SUS
Please note that both ways will make you loose your data. So backup before proceeding.
Alternatively, find an Singapore FTF and flash it over your existing version. That should keep your data and settings in tact.
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I manage to change the Singapore SI in bulid.proc so i plan to update or repair the phone using PCC in the next version lolx ... I already backup my stuff..
Thanks for the advice.
Hi, a while back i debranded my fathers c6606 and flashed c6602 firmware for he can be on 4.2.2, i flashed the FTF using the flashtool and left out the baseband for he can still receive LTE but yesterday morning he accepted the .244 update and now doesn't have LTE. ive tried to flash the baseband of the t-mobile firmware, tried reverting back to stock, and also tried c6603 .244 but the flashtool keeps saying error flash aborted. any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Hi!
Sorry if this may have been answered before but...
I upgraded my software OTA from .257 to .290 and after various resets/repairs and reloading the.290 upgrade (via PC companion), I still had Bluetooth problems with my car audio and the hands-free system, which I rectified by using flashtool and "downgrading" my software back to .257 using this ftf -
C6903 14.1.G.2.257 Vodafone UK 1276-0815_R9A
Now that the .136 version is available, my phone still prompts for an "upgrade" to .290 and also informs me of this upgrade on the Sony PC companion.
Do I need to upgrade to .290 then to .136 OR
Can I use one of these ftf files to flash my phone using Flashtool -
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic RU 1276-7743
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic DE 1277-0154_R2B
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic IT 1276-0557_R2B
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic AU 1277-0078_R2B
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic FR 1276-5833
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic BAL
If so, which would be the best ftf to use and would I lose any Vodafone settings etc on my phone?
Any help will be appreciated!
Regards,
Alan
nalab1 said:
Now that the .136 version is available, my phone still prompts for an "upgrade" to .290 and also informs me of this upgrade on the Sony PC companion.
Do I need to upgrade to .290 then to .136 OR
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This way you have to do it via PC Companion because it will not let you jump to .136
nalab1 said:
Can I use one of these ftf files to flash my phone using Flashtool -
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Yes
nalab1 said:
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic RU 1276-7743
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic DE 1277-0154_R2B
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic IT 1276-0557_R2B
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic AU 1277-0078_R2B
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic FR 1276-5833
C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic BAL
If so, which would be the best ftf to use and would I lose any Vodafone settings etc on my phone?
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All the FTF are Unbranded with the specific main language and they are without Vodafone bloatware and you will lose even the Vodafone boot screen. If you do not use any language from the list then I will consider the to flash C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic BAL via flashtool. To keep data on your phone just uncheck Wipe Data in Flashtool and you are done.
eclyptos said:
This way you have to do it via PC Companion because it will not let you jump to .136
Yes
All the FTF are Unbranded with the specific main language and they are without Vodafone bloatware and you will lose even the Vodafone boot screen. If you do not use any language from the list then I will consider the to flash C6903 14.2.A.1.136 Generic BAL via flashtool. To keep data on your phone just uncheck Wipe Data in Flashtool and you are done.
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Hi eclyptos,
Thank you for the reply! I'm from the UK so if I flash the generic BAL version, will I still get the English language on my phone? Not bothered about losing any Vodafone stuff, apart from network settings etc..
Regards,
Alan
nalab1 said:
Hi eclyptos,
Thank you for the reply! I'm from the UK so if I flash the generic BAL version, will I still get the English language on my phone? Not bothered about losing any Vodafone stuff, apart from network settings etc..
Regards,
Alan
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Yes, you will have English language. In the case of network settings you just will have to call Vodafone to send you the sms again with the right carrier settings or do it manually.
eclyptos said:
Yes, you will have English language. In the case of network settings you just will have to call Vodafone to send you the sms again with the right carrier settings or do it manually.
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Hi eclyptos,
Thank you for the reply.. I will probably have a go at flashing the .136 ftf later in the week and see if the bluetooth works with my car audio.. Hopefully will.. if not, I will flash back to the trusty .257...
Just tried the .136 BAL ftf and the Bluetooth doesn't work! Did not try a factory rest just kept the data when using Flashtool.. so its definitely the 4.3 version of Android that has screwed up the Bluetooth.. Great! Back to .257.. for another 23 months....Thanks Google/Sony NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!