unplug the usb
press power and volume up for 15 seconds
wait 10 seconds
now press volume up and plug the usb in
press power and volume up for 15 seconds
wait 10 seconds
now press volume up and plug the usb in
unplug the usb
press power and volume up for 15 seconds
wait 10 seconds
now press volume up and plug the usb in
Since you have removed the battery,you should test the battery voltage to make sure it's not empty.
Edit: No I don't think in this recovery you can charge offline.
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Sorry but someone could explain me the differences from flsh recovery and flash kernel.
I use FXP rom and I flash boot.img inside file.
So I have to flash recovery now? This give me more features and performances?
Thanks
Stefano
Flashing recovery wont let the system boot..this is the only way to explain it for you!
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i rooting X S!!!! : waiting for device
Laptop already full driver for X S.
Sorry, My english is verry bad.
@binary
Is it possible or easy to create a system bootable recovery only?
As you managed to root the phone without flashing a custom kernel, it would be very useful for those who want recovery in a rooted phone with latest stock kernel.
I installed this CWM and now I'm stuck at it. I didn't know that I have to put the ROM to the SD BEFORE I flash this CWM. So I cannot boot my Xperia to Android, only to CWM. And my Windows 7 wont recognize this phone anymore (it shows MTP USB device but it is unable to install the drivers).
What to do?
Is it possible to get a CWM flashable version of this recovery, for those of us who want to get back to this recovery since it usually fixes all issues and don't have access to a pc at the time?
Mount storage in cwm and you might copy a flashable zip rom to the sd and flash it.
fastboot flash boot recovery-nozomi.img
fastboot flash boot kernel.sin
Hello,
can i just boot recovery-nozomi.img ??? with:
Code:fastboot boot recovery-nozomi.img
i think it's will be more quick...and don't need to flash the KERNEL.sin after
thanks for ALL your WORK
The same question again: what did you do to work around the bootloader bug?
Pretty please? :3
I'm quite new to the Android scene, but good with embedded Linux, so really interested in the magic behind this