You can now flash a kernel image easily using this zip in recovery
Simply copy the kernel image and place it inside the ZIP and flash via recovery..
No PC needed
Caution:This zip is only for Xperia ZR and I won't be responsible for any problems caused to your device
vaisakhcr7 said:
You can now flash a kernel image easily using this zip in recovery
Simply copy the kernel image and place it inside the ZIP and flash via recovery..
DONE!!
Caution:This zip is only for Xperia ZR and I won't be responsible for any problems caused to your device
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Nice. I will check it out
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Try and report dude :thumbup:
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This thing works!
Also checked the updater script!
It just flashes boot.img into SYS/
Great tool for people who don't have PC and can simply flash boot.img of any ROM through this!
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Enjoy :thumbup:
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Sorry but how do I put the image file in the zip??
Unzip and paste? Then how do I repack it?
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I read the thread here how to install GingerDX and it says i need to install custom kernel. Is there a way how to install it using stock kernel? Thnx
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23728968&postcount=2
GingerDX for stock kernel.
Vınce said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23728968&postcount=2
GingerDX for stock kernel.
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How to install it? I want to be 101% sure.
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doneza2000 said:
How to install it? I want to be 101% sure.
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I have installed it on stock kernel 2 days ago and it's working great just follow the steps given in the thread but be sure to download gingerdx for stock kernel.
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saurabh singhal said:
I have installed it on stock kernel 2 days ago and it's working great just follow the steps given in the thread but be sure to download gingerdx for stock kernel.
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will i Flash this zip in xRecovery like normal Flashing?
same as this?
Install instruction
1. Download
2. Copy to sdcard
3. Reboot to xRecovery
4. Install custom zip
5. Reboot
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doneza2000 said:
will i Flash this zip in xRecovery like normal Flashing?
same as this?
Install instruction
1. Download
2. Copy to sdcard
3. Reboot to xRecovery
4. Install custom zip
5. Reboot
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Yes and wip ur cash if u had different rom installed before its easy n welcome to the dark sidw gdx side
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hey man ... here you go .. I made a thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1932560
doneza2000 said:
will i Flash this zip in xRecovery like normal Flashing?
same as this?
Install instruction
1. Download
2. Copy to sdcard
3. Reboot to xRecovery
4. Install custom zip
5. Reboot
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I used CWM instead of xrecovery
And you also have wipe data, clear cache & clear dalvik cache before installing .zip from SD card
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Is it possible to make a system image of the xperia v jb firmware for flashing in bootloader? I tried flashing via flashtool but the phone cannot stay in flash mode. I also tried flashing kernel then installing zip in recovery but i'll just boot into a image with an exclamation mark with a phone beside it. I'm currently on cm10.1 but i really want to go back to stock sony jb. If it is not possible to make img then is there any other way to put stock back into the phone?
Re: [Q] system.img for xperia v
Really? No one knows?
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I am wondering why your phone wouldn't stay in flash mode.
Anyway, try to install using Supersport ROM.
Just to make sure: do you actually see an image which shows a triangle with a spanner and screwdriver in it? If so, then you might have to wait for a couple of hours for it to go away. I left it overnight and my battery monitoring widget shows that my V was down for a couple of hours, before booting up and going to the home screen.
Re: [Q] system.img for xperia v
You have to make a .ftf file and flash it.
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Re: [Q] system.img for xperia v
Thanks, I'll try when in have time to risk the phone. Anyway its not the sign youre talking about. Mines just an exclamation mark beside a phone. Fyi if it might help I was trying to flash the stock ftf when flash tool on mac crashed. I suspect a corruption in some partition used by the stock ROM as I can use any custom ROM but not stock based ROMs. Any ideas?
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Re: [Q] system.img for xperia v
Just repair your phone with pccompanion
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Re: [Q] system.img for xperia v
It can repair unlocked boot loaders?
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odazy said:
It can repair unlocked boot loaders?
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Ahh, no
But it will download the latest FW for you and then you can create a FTF file using the instructions from the all in one thread, then flash that.
If you have issues with flashmode then you mus wait for flashtool to tell you to go into flashmode first.
Also, you can flash a stock based rom from the dev section to go back to stock.
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Ok, thanks I'll try the flash tool thing. And flashing stock roms is the thing that doesnt work, as I've said in the op
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odazy said:
Ok, thanks I'll try the flash tool thing. And flashing stock roms is the thing that doesnt work, as I've said in the op
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Yes, but it should work..can you try it again and if it fails can you post the log output from flashtool so we can see the error.
Also, which FTF file are you trying to flash, please provide the link.
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Flashing the boot works, flashing the ROM in recovery works, but booting doesn't. It'll boot to the Sony boot screen with the 'Sony' word on it, then it'll go into the screen with an image of a phone and an exclamation mark. Then it'll reboot and do the same thing and so on. And the ftf is the stock jb ftf from the dev forum
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OK, which stock ftf are you flashing? Please provide the link. I want to know this because I find any ftf files in the dev section for the V.
Also, please post the output from flashtool when you flash the stock ftf.
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Yes, but it should work..can you try it again and if it fails can you post the log output from flashtool so we can see the error.
Also, which FTF file are you trying to flash, please provide the link.
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Ok I'll try now and the ftf was from this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2132944
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OK, which stock ftf are you flashing? Please provide the link. I want to know this because I find any ftf files in the dev section for the V.
Also, please post the output from flashtool when you flash the stock ftf.
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So i tried again and flashtool aborted the flashing apparently, as seen in the log attached.
Change the name of the file to LT25i_9.1.A.0.490_Singapore.ftf
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It will really make a difference? OK I'll try again
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Not sure, but it could do.
Also, try redownloading the file.
I tried, and it really worked! Thank you so much! Now I am back on stock sony jb.
odazy said:
I tried, and it really worked! Thank you so much! Now I am back on stock sony jb.
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Glad it worked for you.
If you ever feel the need to say thanks to someone, just hit their thanks button, there is no need to write a post just saying thanks.
Thats what I did, but I still felt the need to write a post about it
Can somebody help me to make file zip for cwm from nandroid backup??please help me...
What happened to 'restore'?
wanna thank xda? here
Xda closed my thread..that i need zip file...
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Download 7zip, and then choose create zip.
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But it will work on cwm??i dnt think so it will be work...
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Why dont u just restore it,
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Coz i share that in xda debelopment..and they said that if its in nandroid backup that is not developet..and thread closed...please i need get in in zip file which will work on cwm!
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u said that u accidently deleted the zip file right, so just make a zip file,
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How could you be a developer if you don't know how to make CWM flashable zips
So you made a rom which is a nandroid backup?
Wtf?
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i bought the new laptop...and i had the rom in my sd card zip flashable..and accidently i format the sd card...so i make backup...from my phone...because the rom was installed in phone...so what i need to do now??
Extract the system.img & data.img files using daemon tool or img tool(created for Modding Gta games lol) & u will have all your rom files back you can recreate the zip file as you created earlier(which formatted with SD card lol)
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Try this
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721680
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Hi guys I can't root my xperia I have installed al the drivers(from flashtool and SDK) when I type in cmd "adb devices" the phone is recognized but when I try to root the phone with doomlord root or with flashtool it just doesn't want to.I have tried to flash another .ftf but it doesn't want to flash.Here's the log from flashtool:
21/023/2013 20:23:59 - INFO -
google for bin4rys rooting method and use that
It says again "the system cannot find the path specified".
Btw i'm using windows 8.
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It says again "the system cannot find the path specified".
Btw i'm using windows 8.
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try using win 7, there are issues with drivers and win 8
Try unlock root pro or else flash the boot.img .....
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Karchikumar said:
Try unlock root pro or else flash the boot.img .....
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He is trying to root. He cannot flash boot.img with a locked bootloader.
Bin4ry or doomlord should work, if they don't there is another problem
I will try to flash with windows 7 I hope it work.
EDIT:I somehow managed to flash an .ftf file but still can't roor the device with Win8 is there a way to install a rooted .ftf file?
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n12k1 said:
I will try to flash with windows 7 I hope it work.
EDIT:I somehow managed to flash an .ftf file but still can't roor the device with Win8 is there a way to install a rooted .ftf file?
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No, the point of an ftf is that it is stock Sony.
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Ok I rooted my phone after I installed windows 7. Thanks for your help!
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My phone can flash in Windows 8 32 bits
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hi developers
i am wondering if there is a way to copy my entire firmware installed on my z1 with all apps and data and cache and make a ftf of it so that i can root my xperia and when i want to get back to stock i flash my own ftf with all data,apps,cache,etc..i have before root
No its impossible, what you should do is root then make a backup.
You can make a ftf, but it can not include any user apps or user settings
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