Hello folks!
I have a rooted Xperia Z that is stuck on 4.4.4 still and whenever I try to update from Sony's automatic system update, it would fail on me. So would there be an alternative to install to the latest Marshmallow version on a rooted Xperia Z(c6603)? Would I have to download the official stock Marshmallow and flash it from TWP? If so, where can I find the official stock rom?
Thanks in advance!
Unlock bootloader and flash any marshmallow based custom rom
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HI, I rooted my Xperia Z to 4.3 Android (Sony's version) but I can't install Sony's version of 4.4 android via Sony's PC Companion software as I have rooted the device and unlocked the bootloader.
Also, if I get 4.4 on my Xperia Z, how to root that?
Thanks
Sovereign108 said:
HI, I rooted my Xperia Z to 4.3 Android (Sony's version) but I can't install Sony's version of 4.4 android via Sony's PC Companion software as I have rooted the device and unlocked the bootloader.
Also, if I get 4.4 on my Xperia Z, how to root that?
Thanks
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Maybe you should investigate what the latest Android version is instead of asking something that no one will be able to answer.
Link me one 4.4 topic plz.
Sovereign108 said:
HI, I rooted my Xperia Z to 4.3 Android (Sony's version) but I can't install Sony's version of 4.4 android via Sony's PC Companion software as I have rooted the device and unlocked the bootloader.
Also, if I get 4.4 on my Xperia Z, how to root that?
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The latest official android version for sony xperia z is 4.3, but you can download custom rom for your device, by installing clockwork mode and then flashing the rom.
You can search over for the custom recovery and how to install it and then just download your desired kitkat rom and copy it to the phone, then flash it in recovery mode.
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I would add, and remind you, that a unlocked bootloader is required in order to install whatever cyanomodgen rom
Sent from my C6603 using xda app-developers app
Is it possible? If so, how would one go about doing it? Was looking to run multirom with CM12 and stock FW.
Hi,
I've rooted and upgraded with several Cyanogenmod version (e.g. release nightly) but the problem still is the same:
WLAN/WIFI does not show any access point / hotspot cannot be activated
device information:
Android version: 5.1.1
CyanogedMod-Version: 12.1-20160208-NIGHTLY-yuga
kernel version: 3.4.0-cm-g6bda3b4 (Feb 8 2016)
device: Sony Xperia Z
Does someone have an idea how to fix the problem?
Do a fresh install or try flashing only the radio.
Hi Natschlaus,
Thanks for the hint. I did several reinstalls already.
Where can I get the radio.img to flash this separately?
Thanks
How to install CM 12.1 on xperia z c6602 5.1 lollipop?
I am currently using kitkat version in xperia x8 , please help me to upgrade to marshmallow
And give me the link also to download the custom rom of marshmallow for xperia x8
If available then we have to flash it by the same process by which i flashed kitkat by going into the recovery mode or any other processs is also ther to flash the custom rom
nobody port marshmallow for xperia x8, and there is no developers who be port marshmallow.
kitkat isnt stable...an forget Marshmellow no one even ported lollipop...kitkat is the last version for x8, Only way we can enjoy is if some1 willing to work on kitkat or Jellybean
Hi all. Now I bought a Xperia Z C6603, tired of my Galaxy S3 GT-i9300.
It's branded and customized by Orange operator, and it's currently running 4.4.4.
I want to debrand the debloat the phone, but I'm wondering about the benefits of upgrading to newer Android versions.
Do the phone get faster? Slower? Do the battery last longer? Or shorter?
I'd appreciate your comments.
Thanks all.
the latest official ROM of Z is Lollipop 5.1.1 .222 or .228 firmware version (in my country is .222) wich in my opinion is the fastest official ROM but not a battery friendly.
If you wanna go higher, just root, unlock your bootloader, install latest TWRP and flash LOS 7.1.2. This ROM is nice.
Don't forget to backup your TA partition before unlocking.