Does anyone know when/if there will be an OTA update for the new 4.2.2 firmware? I have flashed a generic NL .253 .ftf and I also never received
the other updates OTA. I do want to update, but I want to keep root access. I know I can flash a new generic ftf and gain root access with the perf_event exploit, but just updating OTA is easier I guess. Thanks in advance!
j0nthn said:
Does anyone know when/if there will be an OTA update for the new 4.2.2 firmware? I have flashed a generic NL .253 .ftf and I also never received
the other updates OTA. I do want to update, but I want to keep root access. I know I can flash a new generic ftf and gain root access with the perf_event exploit, but just updating OTA is easier I guess. Thanks in advance!
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Depends what you mean with easier.
If you're willing to wait another month (just an example) for the OTA then yes it would be easy.
You can flash the T-Mobile NL FTF, gain root, remove root within an hour. I'm quite sure that you will have to wait a lot longer then an hour for OTA to even come out.
A month does seem like an awful long time..
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I just did the original Japanese xperia z 4.2.2 update and it is fine it didn't change the language or anything I just flashed it over the old one done. Is even rooted. And It has no issues. So there is already ways on getting the official 4.2.2 update.
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dante501 said:
I just did the original Japanese xperia z 4.2.2 update and it is fine it didn't change the language or anything I just flashed it over the old one done. Is even rooted. And It has no issues. So there is already ways on getting the official 4.2.2 update.
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Did you root using the perf_event exploit? I caved in.. Downloading a generic NL stock rom right now. Installing and rooting asap, couldn't wait any longer
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Rooted it really easy with doomlords rooting tool. Is basically a on click root.
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j0nthn said:
Does anyone know when/if there will be an OTA update for the new 4.2.2 firmware? I have flashed a generic NL .253 .ftf and I also never received
the other updates OTA. I do want to update, but I want to keep root access. I know I can flash a new generic ftf and gain root access with the perf_event exploit, but just updating OTA is easier I guess. Thanks in advance!
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Just download http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2339421
Open flashtool
At wipe untick data and cache leave appslog ticked
This way you keep your root and your Phone will have in 5 minutes the latest version!
Done this yesterday myself
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Here is the firmware for Xperia Tablet Z (WiFi 16GB) [SGP311]
Firmware Version: 10.1.C.0.344
customization ID: 1272-1907_JP
model: SGP311 (WiFi 16GB)
If you do not want the internal data to be wiped then DO NOT FLASH data/userdata partition...
to be flashed using LATEST FlashTool!
Download link
Can this be flashed to the 32GB SGP312 without any issues?
Ricky D said:
Can this be flashed to the 32GB SGP312 without any issues?
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should work... be sure not to flash sdcard partition...
DooMLoRD said:
should work... be sure not to flash sdcard partition...
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and with SGP321 ? will it work?
dhruvaz said:
and with SGP321 ? will it work?
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DON'T!!! It won't work...
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DooMLoRD said:
DON'T!!! It won't work...
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Roger that.
Will this be updated to. 353?
For 311
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Will this be updated to. 353?
For 311
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there is already .370 available would also appreciate to see a ftf of .370 because i need to relock my bootloader to install the update with SEUS/PC Companion (SGP311)
Just be informed that ...370 firmware makes tablet reboot when one tries to navigate /system (mounted r/w) in Root Explorer.
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theZest said:
Just be informed that ...370 firmware makes tablet reboot when one tries to navigate /system (mounted r/w) in Root Explorer.
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nope just need to do this with terminal emulator app:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=41704229&postcount=2
This doesn't help.
SGP312 keep rebooting.
The terminal or adb output nothing for "stop ric".
Look @ this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42455143
But it won't help... Guess why... Still searching for a solution :-/
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can somebody help me how i should come back to stock firmware!? coming from cm pollux.windy now and want to go stock now again.. when i fix fasboot and a sony kernel but from there i cant go fader.. but can i flash right over cm kernel? to get stock??
anyone has european firmware for sgp311?
after Update to firmware 370 and loosing root i went back to firmware 344.
only thing i found was was that jp Version. So far no Problem...everything is fine.
today i wanted to use my bluetooth Keyboard and....nothing. some further testing and it seems bluetooth Not working at All...nothing find the tablet and the tablet finds nothing.
now i need to find out if it Hardware related...the tablet is defective...so anyone has the german\european firmware???
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anyone has european firmware for sgp311?
after Update to firmware 370 and loosing root i went back to firmware 344.
only thing i found was was that jp Version. So far no Problem...everything is fine.
today i wanted to use my bluetooth Keyboard and....nothing. some further testing and it seems bluetooth Not working at All...nothing find the tablet and the tablet finds nothing.
now i need to find out if it Hardware related...the tablet is defective...so anyone has the german\european firmware???
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I've got Polish 370 and BT works fine.
SGP311 + Tapatalk 4
DJ-Tumor: I have a European version of Tablet Z. Originally, it came with .344 firmware which I rooted using some method floating around this forum. Then the update to .370 came. First, I installed OTA RootKeeper as advised by someone and made a backup of the root. Then I simply updated the tablet using the built-in Sony's Software update app.
After reboot, the system was still rooted. I am not sure if root survived the update or RootKeeper did it (I am not really familiar with the application). Nevertheless, I now have .370 rooted system and can verify that Bluetooth works fine (I just tried it and it discovered two BT device).
I have the 16GB model SGP311.
Good for you guys....but I still can´t update (Update impossible it says even though I ONLY ROOTED IT).
But what I wanted and seemingly no one understood... I NEED EUROPEAN FIRMWARE 344.
I have a feeling that it´s the Japan firmware why my tablet has infunctional Bluetooth.
Here's 10.3.1.A.2.67 OTA update:
Flashable Zip:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/oib7mpzvqk3s2re/C5503_10.3.1.A.2.67_Hong_Kong.zip
FTF:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p0m8fzv22mras22/C5503_10.3.1.A.2.67_Hong_Kong.ftf
Haven't got the chance to try it out though, let me know if it works
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I guess we can create flashable zip from ftf only, cause not all system files gets updated through ota.
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is the flashable zip already pre-rooted? I mean, if I flash it, will I lose root privileges? I am currently on .244 firmware and rooted and I am just worried that if I flash this, I may lose root.
make a nandroid backup before trying it out. it's just what you get from an OTA flash which retains all user data, so I reckon it does nothing to root
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Here's 10.3.1.A.2.67 OTA update:
Flashable Zip:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/oib7mpzvqk3s2re/C5503_10.3.1.A.2.67_Hong_Kong.zip
FTF:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p0m8fzv22mras22/C5503_10.3.1.A.2.67_Hong_Kong.ftf
Haven't got the chance to try it out though, let me know if it works
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What change have this ?? because this 2.67 is an actual version upload from sony 1 months ago
juanenbas said:
What change have this ?? because this 2.67 is an actual version upload from sony 1 months ago
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no change at all, just a flashable version
jazzaddict said:
make a nandroid backup before trying it out. it's just what you get from an OTA flash which retains all user data, so I reckon it does nothing to root
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So if I flash the 2.67 firmware, I won't lose my root privileges that I acquired on my .244 firmware? Sorry for the stupid question as this is the first time I will try to flash a zip firmware
I'm willing to stay on the current (stock) rom for a while - if I have stock 14.1.G.1.534 that I'm about to root - will I mess smth up if I update to 14.1.G.2.257 or any other version that'll be available through Z1 Update Center (assuming there will be one available for download through the handset software)
Regards
You will lose root if you update to .257
But you can root, install recovery on .534 and then flash a pre rooted 257 rom from the dev section
Thanks Greg. Don't know why xda app does that.
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You will lose root if you update to .257
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Actually I read a report yesterday that root was kept after an OTA update. I suppose it's just a "diff" being pushed out so it's not surprising, but it's interesting nonetheless.
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Thanks for that guys - well then I'll try kingo root on first and then update to see what happens. Cheers
Rooted with kingo then OTA to 257 - root preserved
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Is it better to upgrade the ROM software via PCC or OTA is as good ?
kalda01 said:
Is it better to upgrade the ROM software via PCC or OTA is as good ?
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Anyway, one of the two .. Decide for yourself! And the next time, please not open a new thread for this question
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2116920
I would flash an ftf from the forums or make your own, as the bootloader gets updated. A failure during the OTA or PC companion flash at the moment bootloader is being updated could result in a hardbrick
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shoey63 said:
I would flash an ftf from the forums or make your own, as the bootloader gets updated. A failure during the OTA or PC companion flash at the moment bootloader is being updated could result in a hardbrick
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Or so :good:
I could be wrong but it has mentioned that Flashtool uses the same protocols as PCC and flash tool is a way for those with unlocked bootloaders and modified system to flash stock roms where trying to use PCC would result in failure. The same issues can be experience by both methods and corrected by both (reflash in Flashtool and a replair in PCC). So as far as my understanding goes this statement seems misleading and fear inducing.
Yes, I see your point. And the risk is negligible. I just am not comfortable with bootloader being updated. "OTA".
That's just me though
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I was using OTA via home wifi. If you have a stable internet, OTA is more easier.
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Hi
I look after the company mobiles and we have around 30 Sony Xperia SP C5303 Mobiles
They are all on EE 4G in the UK
They run 4.1.2 (12.0.A.2.254)
Recently a few users have updated to 4.3 and now emails no longer work and the phones have become sluggish
So id like to revert back to 4.1.2
I want to keep warranty so i would like to restore from a stock rom
Id like to backup the rom from one of the 4.1.2 phones
I have read to use SUS but when i try the repair/reflash same version as suggested its not an option
The only option is to upgrade the firmware which is not what i want
Please how do i backup the firmware of our 4.1.2 phones so i can flash the ones that upgraded to 4.3?
Many thanks
The best option if you don't want to root every phone and install cwm is to use PCC to get the files if you plug one of the 4.1.2 phones into PCC and "repair" it is that an option or will it only allow an upgrade? I can do it for you I'm on EE 4.1.2 and the upgrade is not available for me yet so I can still download the 4.1.2fw if all your phones are due for an upgrade you then flash the file from PCC (there are tutorials on getting the files) with androxide and bin4rys flashtool.
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The best option if you don't want to root every phone and install cwm is to use PCC to get the files if you plug one of the 4.1.2 phones into PCC and "repair" it is that an option or will it only allow an upgrade? I can do it for you I'm on EE 4.1.2 and the upgrade is not available for me yet so I can still download the 4.1.2fw if all your phones are due for an upgrade you then flash the file from PCC (there are tutorials on getting the files) with androxide and bin4rys flashtool.
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PC Companions "repair" updated the phone from 4.1 to 4.3
rrrr
Could you upload yours and send me the link?
OK I'll do that later tonight or tomorrow
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Also to get the 4.1.2.ftf you don't let the repair process complete you interrupt it and pull the files out of PCC
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My phone is now due an update so I can't get the 4.1.2 fw if you look for generic global 12.0.A.2.254 firmware then that will work.
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I'm not sure: with the latest firmware being available, wouldn't PCC or SUS repair to 201 or 266?
When I recently flashed a 257 source from this forum, the phone notified me that there is an update to 254 (even though 266 was available then)
Maybe you can test one of the phones: flash a FULL 257 firmware (without wiping data) to see if it updates to 254.
Once it is done updating, the 254 firmware should be residing in one of your computer folders.