[Kernel][01/10] Insecure, init.d, autoroot, busybox, CWM | development stopped
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Added the recompiled stock kernel let's hope it boots
Test kernel doesn't boot either
Damn, think something is wrong with the decompiled files I have, I'll take another look at it tomorrow. Totally no boot or to kernel logo?
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If the logo comes them I'm compiling it the right way, just something with ramdisk then I guess.
Or zImage, I'll compile it myself from source once I get home from school
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no boot logo on the new kernel
ok, try this one please, stupid kernels
== download ==
test kernel: recompiled stock kernel for testing v3
== download ==
test kernel: recompiled stock kernel for testing v3
mmm, weird really don't get it, maybe there is a ramdisk bug like with Xperia u,p, sola
Or I'm just losing my mind
I'm sorry going to stop all development here. It's for a reason I can't tell here, it's to personal. Probably I'll return here for Xperia T after a while.
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Can you tell me how you did that? I want to unlock my bootloader on my xperia T.
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Run Flashtool\drivers\Flashtool-drivers.exe and install the Xperia TX drivers.
After that's done boot the phone into bootloader with usb connected, it'll try to install the drivers with the device (will probably exit bootloader mode shortly after).
After that, try booting into bootloader again, it should stick
HERE the guide
Go To Unlock the T :laugh:
hXXp://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/instructions
(skip step 8 & 10)
after u have verified that u can unlock bootloader, scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Continue"
you will get "are u sure prompt" accept it by clicking "yes i am sure" (i assume that u have read an understood it)
then accept the "legal terms"
finally u will get a "Create Unlock request" page, enter your IMEI (sometimes the last digit needs to be removed ( 14 digits for this to work), name and email address
You should now receive your unique unlock key, its displayed on screen, SAVE THIS KEY SAFELY
Extract fastboot_with_Android_USB_file.rar and open fastboot folder
Hold SHIFT and right click on the background of the folder
Select 'Open command window here'
Connect your phone in fastboot mode (turn phone off, hold Volume UP button and plug in USB Cable)
[make sure drivers are installed as explained above) => blue light
In the cmd windows type in fastboot.exe -i 0x0fce getvar version
If a value is returned (it will return 0.5), it means the phone is correctly connected
Type in fastboot.exe -i 0x0fce oem unlock 0xKEY and replace KEY with the key which u received earlier.
You're device should now be bootloader unlocked
Good luck
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6I present to you
KA Advanced stock kernel
01/10: KA advanced stock kernel released
Please hit the thx button if you like my work
== Information ==
Dear Xperia T user,
Here is an advanced stock kernel for Xperia T. The people that already have an Xperia T and are interested in testing the kernel, please test the insecure kernel first and report back here in the thread
Please don't sent a lot of pm's
== Features ==
- Autoroot
- Busybox
- Init.d support
- Insecure
- Debuggable
- CWM included
== Credits ==
- Arakmar for his advanced stock kernel for Xperia S
- Championswimmer
== bugs ==
- none
- report them if you find some1
You can't unlock Xperia NXT devices with testpoint method. So I think there also is no testpoint method for Xperia T.
