I know you post these to keep this thread uptodate, however have you done anything with your stock rom, or is it just that, the standard 195 UK build?
Its based on stock UK vodafone branded .195I know you post these to keep this thread uptodate, however have you done anything with your stock rom, or is it just that, the standard 195 UK build?
Not that I know of. Which ftf did you flash?so i flashed one of your ftf's to my xperia t but now my recovrery has gone and fastboot hangs at loading boot.img nothing seems to happen when i disconnect the device cmdpromt throws out a (too many links) error when i try to install your gregkernelV2.elf via cmd from fastboot folder
greg is it at all possible to make a ftf with the recovery included ?
Hi,
I was able to make my own ftf (.223) for Xperia T with flashtool, but I just can't flash it with .303. As first, there is no drag&drop, I have to put .ftf in firmware folder, than choose it from the list inside flashtool. When I try to connect phone with pressing vol down (or up?) sometimes I get error or phone just disconnects.
Could it be driver problem as I have Win8? I haven't tried with Sony's flashtool yet, I'll do that tonight.
I want to root phone just to copy some data from old phone using TB, after that I would prefer unroot phone to 'normal' state. If that means I can skip some steps I won't mind
Sorry for language, English is not my native language.
This one with drag&drop is odd, I have the latest flashtool version 0.9.10.1, got it from androxyde web page. After i press flash icon, I choose flashmode and than Central Europe .303 ftf in firmwares folder (this ftf is probably closest to the one I have now, if that matters?). This part I tried with and without phone connected.Update your flashtool. Flashtool has supported dragging and dropping ftf into the window for some time now. The prompt will say "drag and drop ftf here for flashing" or something similar
When I go help/check drivers I get a name (code?) in the list of ADB devices, but list of fastboot devices is empty.INFO - Selected lt30p_4.0.4_7.0.a.1.303_central europe.ftf
INFO - Preparing files for flashing
INFO - Please connect your device into flashmode.
INFO - Device connected in flash mode
INFO - Opening device for R/W
INFO - Start Flashing
INFO - Processing loader
INFO - Checking header
INFO - Ending flash session
ERROR -
ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted
INFO - Device connected in flash mode
INFO - Device disconnected
INFO - Device connected with USB debugging off
For 2011 devices line, be sure you are not in MTP mode
USB debugging is on since I started trying, I also always see an icon whean I connect phone.You must connect with usb debugging turned on. Goto settings developer options and ensure usb debugging is ticked.
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How do I customise the signature on xda premium app?
Are you sure..look at the penultimate line in your flashtool log?USB debugging is on since I started trying, I also always see an icon whean I connect phone.
One more thing - I noticed I cant 'eject' Xperia in Windows because some other SW is using 'Sony sa0105 ADB Interface Driver'.
or try any pc with win 7 or vista. There are problems with win 8 driversI see what you mean, but:
- in settings/developer options/USB debugging is checked
- when I connect phone to PC there is 'USB debugging connected' icon in status bar
Is there anything I'm missing?
PS. I'll try to repeat from another computer with WinXP.
And I also remembered that I am doing all of that without SIM card inserted (I need it in old phone), does it matter?INFO - Device connected with USB debugging on
INFO - Connected device : LT30
INFO - Installed version of busybox : N/A
INFO - Android version : 4.0.4 / kernel version : 3.0.8+1.0.21100-02484-gd96ec71 / Build number : 7.0.A.3.223
try it with it in, i have never done without it in, so that may be itA few more pieces in this mess (still on W8).
This is log when I connect phone powered on (here is debugging on):
And I also remembered that I am doing all of that without SIM card inserted (I need it in old phone), does it matter?