Thanks for the reply!

I tried from a different PC disabling the Anti-Virus and it worked (I can't on my work PC).

Cheers.

Something wrong with flashtools 7.1

Graphic problem

Originally Posted by Soheil_rf

Something wrong with flashtools 7.1

Graphic problem

Strange, I don't have such issues here

did you try to update your graphic card drivers ?

Sorry
It's related to my graphic driver

Thanks

Originally Posted by onemandivision

I'm getting a weird error when i try to flash any ftf file:

17/036/2012 15:36:16 - INFO - Finished Fastboot Toolbox
17/036/2012 15:36:26 - INFO - Selected LT 26_6.0.A.3.73_Generic_CE1_(1257-5102).ftf
17/036/2012 15:36:26 - INFO - Preparing files for flashing
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Please connect your device into flashmode.
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Opening device for R/W
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Reading device information
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Start Flashing
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Ending flash session
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - ERROR -
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted
17/036/2012 15:36:30 - INFO - Device connected in flash mode

Before that i flashed Doomkernel, which worked fine, but since then I can't seem to use Flashtool to flash ftf files anymore. I also tried reverting to stock kernel which didn't solve the problem either.

I got an unlocked bootloader and SG .73 firmware installed. Using Windows 7 x64, drivers are installed, fastboot is working fine.

Any solutions? Or is there any way to get a more detailed log for the error?

Is it normal for it too say it has connected in flashmode only after it aborted?

I'm seeing an issue with Xperia S when using Vista but not on Windows 7.

Windows 7, connect with USB debugging turned on, connects fine and I get message saying it is connected with USB debugging turned on.

Windows Vista, connect with USB debugging turned on, connects internal storage to windows vista but get message saying it is connected with usb debugging turned off even though it is on.

I'm not sure why the problem

If I use the android sdk and run adb devices, it isn't in the list though but this is only happening on my Vista laptop? Anyone else got it working on Vista or faced similar issues and got around it?

Originally Posted by brim4brim

I'm seeing an issue with Xperia S when using Vista but not on Windows 7.

Windows 7, connect with USB debugging turned on, connects fine and I get message saying it is connected with USB debugging turned on.

Windows Vista, connect with USB debugging turned on, connects internal storage to windows vista but get message saying it is connected with usb debugging turned off even though it is on.

I'm not sure why the problem

If I use the android sdk and run adb devices, it isn't in the list though but this is only happening on my Vista laptop? Anyone else got it working on Vista or faced similar issues and got around it?

Is adb driver installation OK ?

Why are http://androxyde.github.com/Flashtool/ and http://androxyde.github.com/ different? I was a bit confused when i looked at the 2nd link when this topic was updated to 0.7.1.0 and the page only showed the 0.6.x.x version.

Originally Posted by Androxyde

Is adb driver installation OK ?

well I don't know why it wouldn't be but I think it is the issue but I'm unable to fix it. I have tried uninstalling everything in device manager and starting again.

I have an x8 and mini pro and arc that all connect fine. it is in device manager as Xperia S Under portable devices. I'll post tomorrow with more info if I have any

Originally Posted by Androxyde

Is adb driver installation OK ?

Hi Have a similar error, running linux. Using older version 0.6.9.1 fixes it (at least under linux...)

---------- Post added at 01:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:52 PM ----------

Originally Posted by onemandivision

I'm getting a weird error when i try to flash any ftf file:

17/036/2012 15:36:16 - INFO - Finished Fastboot Toolbox
17/036/2012 15:36:26 - INFO - Selected LT 26_6.0.A.3.73_Generic_CE1_(1257-5102).ftf
17/036/2012 15:36:26 - INFO - Preparing files for flashing
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Please connect your device into flashmode.
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Opening device for R/W
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Reading device information
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Start Flashing
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - INFO - Ending flash session
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - ERROR -
17/036/2012 15:36:29 - ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted
17/036/2012 15:36:30 - INFO - Device connected in flash mode

Before that i flashed Doomkernel, which worked fine, but since then I can't seem to use Flashtool to flash ftf files anymore. I also tried reverting to stock kernel which didn't solve the problem either.

I got an unlocked bootloader and SG .73 firmware installed. Using Windows 7 x64, drivers are installed, fastboot is working fine.

Any solutions? Or is there any way to get a more detailed log for the error?

Sorry for quoting wrong post, I post again here:

Hi Have a similar error, running linux. Using older version 0.6.9.1 fixes it (at least under linux...)

Maybe helpful for debugging, on linux I get this message on the console:


LT 26_6.0.A.3.73_Generic_CE1_(1257-5102).ftf
java.io.IOException: readReply : First data read request failed
at linuxlib.JUsb.readS1Device(JUsb.java:108)
at flashsystem.io.USBFlashLinux.readS1Reply(USBFlashL inux.java:55)
at flashsystem.io.USBFlash.readS1Reply(USBFlash.java: 45)
at flashsystem.X10flash.openDevice(X10flash.java:404)
at flashsystem.X10flash.openDevice(X10flash.java:345)
at gui.FlasherGUI$43.run(FlasherGUI.java:1058)
at foxtrot.AbstractWorkerThread$1.run(AbstractWorkerT hread.java:40)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at foxtrot.AbstractWorkerThread.runTask(AbstractWorke rThread.java:36)
at foxtrot.workers.SingleWorkerThread.run(SingleWorke rThread.java:199)
at foxtrot.workers.SingleWorkerThread.run(SingleWorke rThread.java:182)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)
java.lang.NullPointerException
at flashsystem.X10flash.processHeader(X10flash.java:1 81)
at flashsystem.X10flash.uploadImage(X10flash.java:196 )
at flashsystem.X10flash.sendLoader(X10flash.java:225)
at flashsystem.X10flash.flashDevice(X10flash.java:317 )
at gui.FlasherGUI$43.run(FlasherGUI.java:1059)
at foxtrot.AbstractWorkerThread$1.run(AbstractWorkerT hread.java:40)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at foxtrot.AbstractWorkerThread.runTask(AbstractWorke rThread.java:36)
at foxtrot.workers.SingleWorkerThread.run(SingleWorke rThread.java:199)
at foxtrot.workers.SingleWorkerThread.run(SingleWorke rThread.java:182)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)
flashsystem.X10FlashException
at flashsystem.X10flash.uploadImage(X10flash.java:217 )
at flashsystem.X10flash.sendLoader(X10flash.java:225)
at flashsystem.X10flash.flashDevice(X10flash.java:317 )
at gui.FlasherGUI$43.run(FlasherGUI.java:1059)
at foxtrot.AbstractWorkerThread$1.run(AbstractWorkerT hread.java:40)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at foxtrot.AbstractWorkerThread.runTask(AbstractWorke rThread.java:36)
at foxtrot.workers.SingleWorkerThread.run(SingleWorke rThread.java:199)
at foxtrot.workers.SingleWorkerThread.run(SingleWorke rThread.java:182)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)


and right before that message comes the Sony logo appears on the display.