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Led light notification

Anyone worked out How to work led light?
Change settings?
Not found any information about this at all.
Thanks for reading.

Plenty if views but no solution. Why did xperia do this?:banghead:
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You need to be more patient then waiting just over an hour. Technically it's against the forum rules to bump a thread within 24 hours which is what your second post is doing.
You need to remember just because people view the thread it doesn't mean they know anything about the subject. I view all threads in here but only post when I know the answer (or when I have to advise people ). Just wait and you'll eventually get an answer.
Thanks
AvRS

Yeah thanks - probably no solution is what me thinks.
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riz157 said:
Yeah thanks - probably no solution is what me thinks.
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I've been using the following app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rageconsulting.android.lightflowlite
It lets you chose the colour, flash frequency etc for various different notification events.
For instance I've used it to make my SMS notification flash blue very quickly.
I think I found the app via this forum

welshkid said:
I've been using the following app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rageconsulting.android.lightflowlite
It lets you chose the colour, flash frequency etc for various different notification events.
For instance I've used it to make my SMS notification flash blue very quickly.
I think I found the app via this forum
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Thanks I've tried that but couldn't get it to wOrk.
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riz157 said:
Thanks I've tried that but couldn't get it to wOrk.
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Are you rooted?
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mariotme said:
Are you rooted?
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No not yet but if that's what takes it I'm willing to do it.
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riz157 said:
No not yet but if that's what takes it I'm willing to do it.
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Then check the first thread in this Q&A, or follow the link in my signature to find instructions on how to root.

gregbradley said:
Then check the first thread in this Q&A, or follow the link in my signature to find instructions on how to root.
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Thanks will take a look but before I root could you confirm that led notification can be controlled and direct me to actual method on how to control led. Thanks.
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riz157 said:
Thanks will take a look but before I root could you confirm that led notification can be controlled and direct me to actual method on how to control led. Thanks.
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I havent used that app so I cant confirm anything. But looking at the app's description in the play store it has all the instructiosn yo will need.
Its your choice to root, but dont forget, that you can grab a ftf file of your CLEAN rom via PCCompanion or SUS and flashtool that you can flash if you want to go back to an nrooted device.

gregbradley said:
I havent used that app so I cant confirm anything. But looking at the app's description in the play store it has all the instructiosn yo will need.
Its your choice to root, but dont forget, that you can grab a ftf file of your CLEAN rom via PCCompanion or SUS and flashtool that you can flash if you want to go back to an nrooted device.
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Will rooting void warranty?
Once unrooted would Sony be able to tell if phone was rooted?
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Yes, but you can always flash a stock FTF and go back to factory settings, Sony won't be able to tell then. Just make a FTF file from a PC companion or SUS update before you root.p
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gregbradley said:
Yes, but you can always flash a stock FTF and go back to factory settings, Dobby won't be able to tell then. Just make a FTF file from a PC companion or SUS update before you root.p
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Ok will give that a shot. Thanks for your advice might need help with FTF file procedure as I've never done that before.
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Blink is the best LED app I've used.

madmurdoch said:
Blink is the best LED app I've used.
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Ok will give that go. Works without root?
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Please help! Can't root my LT30at!

So yesterday I bought a Sony xperia tl-lt30at and I can't seem to root it.. I've had an htc, nexus s 4g, and galaxy s2 and rooted all with no problem. I've tried the methods for rooting the lt30at found in the forums here with no luck, the back up and restore app seems to freeze when I try to restore the "root me" method. I also have flashed a recovery image but the pressing up or down over n over during boot up. I can return my phone but I'd rather not, I love this phone. Anyone have any suggestions?
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luciferii said:
So yesterday I bought a Sony xperia tl-lt30at and I can't seem to root it.. I've had an htc, nexus s 4g, and galaxy s2 and rooted all with no problem. I've tried the methods for rooting the lt30at found in the forums here with no luck, the back up and restore app seems to freeze when I try to restore the "root me" method. I also have flashed a recovery image but the pressing up or down over n over during boot up. I can return my phone but I'd rather not, I love this phone. Anyone have any suggestions?
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use search!
"bin4ry root method"

gregbradley said:
use search!
"bin4ry root method"
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ive used that method, its the one that freezes up the restore and back up app
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luciferii said:
ive used that method, its the one that freezes up the restore and back up app
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have you used the latest version?
Also, download the latest restore and backup app.
PM spectre51, he has a apk for it if you cant find it on xda

gregbradley said:
have you used the latest version?
Also, download the latest restore and backup app.
PM spectre51, he has a apk for it if you cant find it on xda
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ill give that a try
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i cant seem to find a version other than 1.0 for the backup & restore.. what happens when i try to root my phone is that the backup & restore app wont let me click "ok" when i try to restore the "root me" that comes from the bin4ry method
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there is a thread in the general section talking about this.
in it spectre51 posted a version of the app that rooting works with.
it took me about 10 seconds to find using search
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2157484&highlight=root+at&t

gregbradley said:
there is a thread in the general section talking about this.
in it spectre51 posted a version of the app that rooting works with.
it took me about 10 seconds to find using search
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2157484&highlight=root+at&t
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still doesnt work i really like this phone but it looks like im gunna have to trade it in for an HTC
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found my problem.. theres no root for the lt30at with the jb update
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luciferii said:
found my problem.. theres no root for the lt30at with the jb update
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Yes there is. The latest bin4ry root works using option 3.
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luciferii said:
found my problem.. theres no root for the lt30at with the jb update
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Spectre51 said:
Yes there is. The latest bin4ry root works using option 3.
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Yes, that's where I decided to stop in this thread....

gregbradley said:
Yes, that's where I decided to stop in this thread....
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Root works fine on my xperia tl

No there is still a problem.
It does root the phone initially but on running Titanium backup (TB) superuser keeps asking for root access continuously (even though i've checked "remember"). And after a while the root access is gone.
Don't know whats going on, can reproduce this every time.
In one instance i was able to do a complete backup of all my apps with TB and then on next TB start it said no root access.
Maybe some conflict between SU and TB?
btw, SU version is somewhat old v3.2 2012-07
LT30at
Carrier At&T
Android version 4.1.2
Build: 9.1.F.1.120
UPDATE:
Installed the other Superuser (Koushik Dutta) and all is working.
So something not right with Chainsd's superuser that came installed while rooting. Probably the old version does not work (found no way to update to new version), it always complained about providing access.
In any case, all fine now. Hope this helps someone.

lt30at at 4.1.2 rooted with Bin4ry_v36
Hi guys,
I just want to confirm that i rooted my lt30at in JB (4.1.2) with the software:
Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v36.zip
I chose the option 4 and follow the instructions. I had to install before the JDK and the android SDK. Additionally check the device have the developer options enabled.
Best Regards,
julian8c

Kingo Root worries

So what's up with Kingo ROOT Method? Has anyone got info on it? I used it and now it is deleted and the thread is closed. I'm a little concerned about my Xperia Z and my laptop. Does it or does it not install something bad on either one of the devices?

Nobody knows either way for sure.
What is known-
- Their website is registered anonymously.
- It appears to be hosted in the US.
- There is no geographical address given on the company website. Strange, given they state they are a limited company.
- The person representing them on these forums says they are from Canada.
- Their representative will not say how the tool works or what it does.
- The tool contacts a server in China when you run it.
Given the above, I personally do not trust it, but that's not to say there IS anything bad happening.
When he closed the thread, gangsterjoop asked to be contacted with details on what the tool was doing when it contacts the server, so we will have to see what happens if they do.
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As far as I'm aware, the reason the thread was closed has more to do with the app using the work of others without permission and not being GPL and Apache license compliant, rather than it installing something sinister on your device.

Really? Interesting.
If that's the case, then it's even more reason to not trust them, although gangsterjoop specifically said he didn't trust the tool and asked to be contacted about why the tool was contacting China in his post in the thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=46595305
He didn't mention open source licences at the time, so that's why I was unaware of that fact.
Edit: I see another thread regarding the tool also had the links removed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2473747
I'm guessing this was done because of the licencing issues mentioned.
All in all, this Kingo company/person seems to be highly untrustworthy to me, regardless of whether the tool is doing anything bad or not.
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Doomlord had a perfectly working exploit for our firmware , yet everyone is willing to use an unknown and IMO suspicious programme to root there phone....
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golfgtiedition30 said:
Doomlord had a perfectly working exploit for our firmware , yet everyone is willing to use an unknown and IMO suspicious programme to root there phone....
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Yes, I agree. I think it's mainly because most people that used it are too lazy to have to use more than one process to root their phone.
Flashing the required kernels and rooting my phone with DooMLoRD's method took literally 5 minutes, but that's too much effort for some, unfortunately.
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golfgtiedition30 said:
Doomlord had a perfectly working exploit for our firmware , yet everyone is willing to use an unknown and IMO suspicious programme to root there phone....
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Not true, I find Doomlords method way too complicated. I may be the biggest noob on xda here. For the kind of people like me who don't know jack **** about this kind of stuff it's really helpful, I probably would never have rooted my phone without the one click solution because it's too damn complicated. I'm really wondering if Doomlord is that good why hasn't HE made something like that? It's not because i'm lazy that I chose the one click root, it's because I was too afraid of doing something wrong with the other method.

Complicated?
1. Use simple tool to flash a provided kernel.
2. Root by double clicking a batch file.
3. Use simple tool to flash original kernel.
Honestly, if you cannot follow simple step-by-step instructions then you shouldn't be rooting your phone in the first place.
As for questioning DooMLoRD's ability because he hasn't created a one-click solution; why should he spend his free time doing so? Firstly, the method he provided already works just fine and secondly, this is a development based site, not a place to hold people's hands.
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What I find about kingo that it a unified unlocking tool my friends always come to me to root there mobile or install custom firmware or SIM unlock it some time pain in the ass to search for each way to root there mobile it's nice to see a one simple click to root any device ad I'm worried about the mobile data more than pc as I can sandbox the exe file . Hope you guys find out what it downloads
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More details
I was running the Kingo app from a minimized virtualbox VM, and little snitch caught it trying to reach out to service.wmshua.com
kingo is the english translation of the wmshua app at wmshua.com.
wmshua.com is located in china and *their* DNS is not hidden.

I'm sorry I can't trust their app to root our phone. I never root my phone before. I tried doomlord root step by step. And it works. Its easy to use too.
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parfa10 said:
So what's up with Kingo ROOT Method? Has anyone got info on it? I used it and now it is deleted and the thread is closed. I'm a little concerned about my Xperia Z and my laptop. Does it or does it not install something bad on either one of the devices?
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All an end user like me can say is that it works on my Xperia J and in fact it is the only apps that manage to root my Xperia J.

ryanaslett said:
I was running the Kingo app from a minimized virtualbox VM, and little snitch caught it trying to reach out to service.wmshua.com
kingo is the english translation of the wmshua app at wmshua.com.
wmshua.com is located in china and *their* DNS is not hidden.
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So in essence, if you used kingo, you turned your phone into a Decepticon (you know, from the Transformers movies)? Good catch you guys. I was about to take the leap myself.
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ryanaslett said:
I was running the Kingo app from a minimized virtualbox VM, and little snitch caught it trying to reach out to service.wmshua.com
kingo is the english translation of the wmshua app at wmshua.com.
wmshua.com is located in china and *their* DNS is not hidden.
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Just being really curious.. how exactly did you catch this trying to reach out. Tools?

He said in his post. With Little Snitch.
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This tools help me to root many of my phones as well as my friends. So far no issue.
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nakTT said:
This tools help me to root many of my phones as well as my friends. So far no issue.
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No issue apart from allowing untrustworthy software full access to your phone, which then sent your device serials etc to a server in China for who knows what reason.
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kingvortex said:
No issue apart from allowing untrustworthy software full access to your phone, which then sent your device serials etc to a server in China for who knows what reason.
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+1.
If you're on any firmware version BELOWJB 4.3, cubeundcube method or binary's root method v33 works very well. Wonder why anyone would mess with a suspicious trash like kingoroot?
Dead Cookies leave no trails...

Really? What do I do for those phones already rooted. Any advice?
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Cookie Ninja said:
+1.
If you're on any firmware version BELOWJB 4.3, cubeundcube method or binary's root method v33 works very well. Wonder why anyone would mess with a suspicious trash like kingoroot?
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Perhaps because it is easy.
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I used kingo root tool for root my xperia z (4.1 & 4.2) and it's very very very easy way, let me say actually this tool is "the easiest". And nothing bad. Beside that i contact with them via facebook and they are very concerned about my problems.
Maybe they are look like suspicious. But i didn't see any bad things to not trust them.
p.s.: sorry for my "not enough" english
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[Q] new version of kingo app today

will it root .257 firmware??

Who knows..
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I want to know I cant stand those big softkeys anymore I need to make them auto hide and small!! such a nice screen wasted with ugly soft keys.

teamHTC said:
I want to know I cant stand those big softkeys anymore I need to make them auto hide and small!! such a nice screen wasted with ugly soft keys.
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You can always flash a prerooted .257
Look in the dev section for them. There are a couple with instructions on how flash them

Have you tried reading the update changelog on kingo website? It's very visible. Nothing about Z1 there. Simple deduction, it will most likely not root 257
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gregbradley said:
You can always flash a prerooted .257
Look in the dev section for them. There are a couple with instructions on how flash them
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Daelyn said:
Have you tried reading the update changelog on kingo website? It's very visible. Nothing about Z1 there. Simple deduction, it will most likely not root 257
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I just don't want to take too long and any risks with flashing the prerooted 257 , I rather wait. and I contacted kingo to see if it will work.

teamHTC said:
I just don't want to take too long and any risks with flashing the prerooted 257 , I rather wait. and I contacted kingo to see if it will work.
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It doesn't take long, and there is no risk. I am running my version now...its fine.

Kingo Android Root V1.1.1 is coming up! Many thanks to Ryan, with his help and testing work the Development Team fixed the SuperSU bug.
In this new version:
1. SuperSU updated to the latest version of v1.65
2. Fixed bugs concerning the conflict issue with certain apps after employing root script on Samsung Galaxy Note2，Note3 and S Series.
3. Removed several root scripts due to license issue, which would effect few SONY models.
This is from official kingoapp FB. Yet there are nothing specific about rooting Z1.

teamHTC said:
I want to know I cant stand those big softkeys anymore I need to make them auto hide and small!! such a nice screen wasted with ugly soft keys.
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Hmm your right the softkeys are really huge and ugly....could you tell me how to hide them?
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Thanks teamhtc I just removed my softkeys thanks to some hide softkeys app and made it that they would only show when I touch the bottom right of my screen.
It looks so much better now
Also it's really easy to go back to the old unbranded firmware and update pre rooted.
So I suggest doing that instead of waiting for kingo......
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version 1.1.5 kingo

will it root .257!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't.
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Why?

In fact can both of you guys provide sources of your claims?

Use Bin4ry's one (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1886460) to root .534 and update via prerooted.zip, Kingo steals your IMEI.

oh no. really? i just found out about this. i've already rooted my z1 with kingo. what do i do now?

RyokoN said:
Use Bin4ry's one (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1886460) to root .534 and update via prerooted.zip, Kingo steals your IMEI.
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Really?! Source?
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DAddYE said:
Really?! Source?
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Here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47188994&postcount=79

RyokoN said:
Here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47188994&postcount=79
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Jeez, thanks!

RyokoN said:
Here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47188994&postcount=79
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Not entirely accurate.
The IMEI numbers were read. But at the moment we're unsure if they were read and stored somewhere like 'Chinese servers'
Over 80% of xperia users have used this kind of tool. Once you've used it then you might as well use it again.
If you have not used a tool like this, then its recommended that you wait.
wait for what??
- An exploit to root this device probably wont eventuate as most of us have already used a tool like this to root. So developers are not interested.
- For the company that develops the ROOT software to get back to us and assure us that there is no problem??...
You need to make the choice if you use it or not..

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Not entirely accurate.
The IMEI numbers were read. But at the moment we're unsure if they were read and stored somewhere like 'Chinese servers'
Over 80% of xperia users have used this kind of tool. Once you've used it then you might as well use it again.
If you have not used a tool like this, then its recommended that you wait.
wait for what??
- An exploit to root this device probably wont eventuate as most of us have already used a tool like this to root. So developers are not interested.
- For the company that develops the ROOT software to get back to us and assure us that there is no problem??...
You need to make the choice if you use it or not..
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We have exploit to root 534(by Bin4ry's CLEAN rootkit), so we don't need Kingo anymore.
We don't want unknown person to touch IMEI, even they don't store data.

So this is all about, I heard Vroot and Kingo are suspicious apps. I don't like that. Why people using them anyway if they are not clean?