Got an update - 10.1.C.0.370 (9th of June)

[suleiman.aql]

Here's a screen shot: http://www.imgur.com/zZ76M9d.png

I don't know yet about the changes though.

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[iisshaun]

Here's a screen shot: http://www.imgur.com/zZ76M9d.png

I don't know yet about the changes though.

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Most people are reporting that it fixes any sensitivity issues, software wise. I'm on it and so far it pretty good, a little laggy still in animations but the touch screen is working really well.

 

[SWFlyerUK]

Most people are reporting that it fixes any sensitivity issues, software wise. I'm on it and so far it pretty good, a little laggy still in animations but the touch screen is working really well.

Doesn't seem to be rootable either. I had no option but to update via SUS.

 

[c0llal0]

Doesn't seem to be rootable either. I had no option but to update via SUS.

U can root in a certain way, but root is unstable and it will end up in a lot of reboots. There could be a fix for that but for me it nuh work (stop ric) ...

U get or better keep root if u ota update rooted fw 344... for ota don't change anything! If u change something ota will fail.

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[hyann]

Here's a screen shot: http://www.imgur.com/zZ76M9d.png

I don't know yet about the changes though.

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I've already updated to 370. The touch screen sensitivity is vastly improved and it is no longer overly sensitive. IMO this update got rid of the biggest issue for XTZ.

 

[chriskwarren]

Got this update now as well. Should I clear any caches (ie. dalvik?) I have not investigated how to do this on Sony tablets yet but I assume through recovery (stock for now)

 

[harrylwc]

U can root in a certain way, but root is unstable and it will end up in a lot of reboots. There could be a fix for that but for me it nuh work (stop ric) ...

U get or better keep root if u ota update rooted fw 344... for ota don't change anything! If u change something ota will fail.

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edit /etc/install-recovery.sh to
stop ric
will fix the reboot problem due to the path of ric service change to /sbin .

 

[johnnobts]

you say to edit it to stop ric. can you give more precise instructions if you don't mind? I've got the resetting tablet problem since updating to 370 and preserving my root. would like to get rid of that issue. brief step by step instructions if you don't mind. thanks!

 

[Cat McGowan]

you say to edit it to stop ric. can you give more precise instructions if you don't mind? I've got the resetting tablet problem since updating to 370 and preserving my root. would like to get rid of that issue. brief step by step instructions if you don't mind. thanks!

Inside /etc/install-recovery.sh should look like this:

#!/system/bin/sh
/system/bin/stop ric

If necessary, open install-recovery.sh as a text file, then edit and save.
Permissions should be -rwxr-xr-x (755).

 

[harrylwc]

Inside /etc/install-recovery.sh should look like this:

#!/system/bin/sh
/system/bin/stop ric

If necessary, open install-recovery.sh as a text file, then edit and save.
Permissions should be -rwxr-xr-x (755).

I found ric file is located at /sbin/ric (I am using docomo version SO-03E),therefore I need edit install-recovery.sh from

#!/system/bin/sh
/system/bin/stop ric
to

#!/system/bin/sh
stop ric

 

[c0llal0]

Damn... I tried it today... stop ric ting but anytime I tried to change the file
It ends up in reboot :-/

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[johnnobts]

Damn... I tried it today... stop ric ting but anytime I tried to change the file
It ends up in reboot :-/

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same problem here, reboots when trying to change the file

 

[Cat McGowan]

I found ric file is located at /sbin/ric (I am using docomo version SO-03E),therefore I need edit install-recovery.sh from

#!/system/bin/sh
/system/bin/stop ric
to

#!/system/bin/sh
stop ric

On my XTZ, ric is located in both /sbin/ and /system/bin/. The file size of the ric in /sbin/ is 9,396 bytes. The file size of the ric in /system/bin/ is 57 bytes. Obviously, the two ric files are not the same. Also, the script I posted was copied from the install-recovery.sh file on my XTZ. But hey, if your edit fixed your problem, then all is well and good, eh?

 

[Apo11on]

we need rooted .370 update in a form of flashable zip

 

[c0llal0]

we need rooted .370 update in a form of flashable zip

To flash a ZIP file u need a cwm recovery and so u have to unlock bootloader. With a unlocked bl its easy to root ...

send from meh cellular

 

[Apo11on]

To flash a ZIP file u need a cwm recovery and so u have to unlock bootloader. With a unlocked bl its easy to root ...

send from meh cellular

did you see my signature when you typed that?.....don't understand the point of your post

 

[c0llal0]

did you see my signature when you typed that?.....don't understand the point of your post

Nope ... No signature here while pon di road

But now i got u ... well i think i revert back to 344 ... So i can get 370 again and create a ZIP for u ... will need some time ... Cause i am not at home

send from meh cellular

 

[Apo11on]

To flash a ZIP file u need a cwm recovery and so u have to unlock bootloader. With a unlocked bl its easy to root ...

send from meh cellular

Nope ... No signature here while pon di road

send from meh cellular

I'm rooted and running CWM...wouldnt make sense to request rooted .370 update in a form of flashable zip, if you dont have custom recovery installed...

 

[TeH-BagS]

I've had the software for a few days. Defonitely improved the touch sensitivity also i think the stock sony launcher feels a bit lighter now. Still more improvement can be made. Hope 4.2.2 will be out soon and solve this slightly laggy stock launcher issue.

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[Mountainjew]

My root is preserved from the previous stock firmware and its working perfectly!

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