[Q] How to go back to stock rom? - Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I'm using CM10.2 right now, but i would like to go back to stock rom. I had tried to use flashtool, but after that my phone started to have bootloop. what's the correct procedure to go back?

xtarsam said:
I'm using CM10.2 right now, but i would like to go back to stock rom. I had tried to use flashtool, but after that my phone started to have bootloop. what's the correct procedure to go back?
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Did you flashed the stock rom with the correct kernel?

AtomeAP04 said:
Did you flashed the stock rom with the correct kernel?
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I just follow this page from sony:
http://developer.sonymobile.com/services/flash-tool/use-the-flash-tool-for-xperia-devices/

xtarsam said:
I just follow this page from sony:
http://developer.sonymobile.com/services/flash-tool/use-the-flash-tool-for-xperia-devices/
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download any arc/s firmware
place firmware in computer/Flashtool/firmwares
now unplug device from computer and power off it
open flashtool/.exe
click on the button that look like a 'thunder'(sign)
a popup menu will appear, then click flashmode/ok
then follow the steps shown by the flashtool program/exe
during the flashing progress(just wait)
(this method can also be used if ur phone i bricked/soft,hard)
link for .431 firmware(if u need it)-->http://d-h.st/bpm
Press thank if i help^^

If you still have problems with Flashtool, use PC Companion instead. The steps are easier for users who are not sure about using Flashtool or Emma.
Also, please post in correct section next time. This is General section. Questions go to Q&A section.
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Please help! Xperia Play R800x VERIZON!

Hi I'm new here, just made an account 5 minutes ago.
I need help with getting CM7, CM9 or any other Custom Rom on my Xperia Play R800X VERIZON. I am Rooted, and have an Unlocked Bootloader. I was able to flash a UK version of the Xperia Play android version 2.3.3 Rom to make sure my bootloader was unlocked. The UK version was nice but it wasn't for me.
Just trying to get CM9 on my phone! but for some reason I'm having a really hard time doing so.
If anyone can help me or give me advice it would be much appreciated, I'm just trying to make use of my unlocked Bootloader! D:
Xperia Player said:
Hi I'm new here, just made an account 5 minutes ago.
I need help with getting CM7, CM9 or any other Custom Rom on my Xperia Play R800X VERIZON. I am Rooted, and have an Unlocked Bootloader. I was able to flash a UK version of the Xperia Play android version 2.3.3 Rom to make sure my bootloader was unlocked. The UK version was nice but it wasn't for me.
Just trying to get CM9 on my phone! but for some reason I'm having a really hard time doing so.
If anyone can help me or give me advice it would be much appreciated, I'm just trying to make use of my unlocked Bootloader! D:
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Download the rom, extract the kernel then place the rom on the root of your sd card. flash kernel with flashtool, boot into recovery, WIPE EVERYTHING, flash rom and gapps. They have instructions on how to install on 99% of the threads.. good luck
agraceful said:
Download the rom, extract the kernel then place the rom on the root of your sd card. flash kernel with flashtool, boot into recovery, WIPE EVERYTHING, flash rom and gapps. They have instructions on how to install on 99% of the threads.. good luck
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Thanks for the reply!
Is there a "best" if you will, ROM or Kernel for the Xperia Play? I'm just trying to get the most out of my device. Also how do I get the gapps you mentioned?
I've done this a few times already but the main problem for me is: I get the kernel working, get into recovery, but when I got to apply/ flash the ROM I always seem to get and error message of some sort. Its very aggravating. I've been checking all over the internet for a solution but nothing so far, I've been awake for almost 48 hours now looking for a solution -.-
Thanks
There is a flashtool thread in development section.
And, the best ROM I love is Cola ROM. Has no Verizon Bloatware! Favorite thing about it
DubleJayJ said:
There is a flashtool thread in development section.
And, the best ROM I love is Cola ROM. Has no Verizon Bloatware! Favorite thing about it
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For some reason when I use Flashtool to flash a kernel it ends up giving me an error message & then makes my phone inactive, I then have to flash back to VERIZON stock Rom all over again. Any ideas??
DubleJayJ said:
There is a flashtool thread in development section.
And, the best ROM I love is Cola ROM. Has no Verizon Bloatware! Favorite thing about it
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See my post..3rd post. I list the link for .ftf, flashtool, etc.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1807016
List of FTF's
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1589399
Flashtool (needed to flash your phone witf FTF)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1351299
How to Root your phone:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1043630
Sent from my R800x using xda premium
jgregoryj1 said:
See my post..3rd post. I list the link for .ftf, flashtool, etc.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1807016
List of FTF's
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1589399
Flashtool (needed to flash your phone witf FTF)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1351299
How to Root your phone:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1043630
Sent from my R800x using xda premium
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I appreciate all the replies!
But for some reason NONE of this is working for me :/
I can flash a stock ftf file via flashtool no problem. I can enter recovery via X-parts app no problem. But when it comes to flashing the kernel via flashtool & unzipping the rom file via recovery they always report back an error message which leaves my phone completely useless or stuck on a boot loop which I then have to re flash stock rom to have a working phone again.
Hopefully that made sense lol, I have TeamViewer if anyone can help me thru that possibly idk I'm out of ideas...
Xperia Player said:
I appreciate all the replies!
But for some reason NONE of this is working for me :/
I can flash a stock ftf file via flashtool no problem. I can enter recovery via X-parts app no problem. But when it comes to flashing the kernel via flashtool & unzipping the rom file via recovery they always report back an error message which leaves my phone completely useless or stuck on a boot loop which I then have to re flash stock rom to have a working phone again.
Hopefully that made sense lol, I have TeamViewer if anyone can help me thru that possibly idk I'm out of ideas...
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To flash kernels, I use Fastboot instead of FlashTool. If course if you choose that route, you'll need to set up Fastboot.
Solar.Plexus said:
To flash kernels, I use Fastboot instead of FlashTool. If course if you choose that route, you'll need to set up Fastboot.
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super noob question can you supply me with the fastboot link you're talking about?
& possibly instructions?
Read through this link and you will see where to download Fastboot files and drivers.
http://www.xperiagamer.com/Beginners-Guides/unlock-the-bootloader-ramge.html
Solar.Plexus said:
Read through this link and you will see where to download Fastboot files and drivers.
http://www.xperiagamer.com/Beginners-Guides/unlock-the-bootloader-ramge.html
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I must be Android illiterate or something because none of this made sense to me lol,
I'm already rooted & have an unlocked bootloader, just trying to get cm9 x(
Xperia Player said:
I must be Android illiterate or something because none of this made sense to me lol,
I'm already rooted & have an unlocked bootloader, just trying to get cm9 x(
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Haha right. Just use that link to find where it tells you how to setup Fastboot. The files and drivers are available to download from MediaFire. Just look for the clickable links on that page.
Solar.Plexus said:
Haha right. Just use that link to find where it tells you how to setup Fastboot. The files and drivers are available to download from MediaFire. Just look for the clickable links on that page.
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Still no luck :/ any way i could talk you into using team viewer & setting me up?
Xperia Player said:
Still no luck :/ any way i could talk you into using team viewer & setting me up?
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Did you get the files downloaded? If so place them in a folder on your PC together.
Power your phone off. Then power on while holding the search button. You should see the blue LED on top of your phone which means you are in Fastboot mode.
Try that much and report back, then we can work on actually flashing the kernel.
Solar.Plexus said:
Did you get the files downloaded? If so place them in a folder on your PC together.
Power your phone off. Then power on while holding the search button. You should see the blue LED on top of your phone which means you are in Fastboot mode.
Try that much and report back, then we can work on actually flashing the kernel.
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OK, got it, I extracted both .rars into one folder and have my xperia play in fastboot mode with blue LED
Whats next sir?
fastboot -i 0x0fce getvar version
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if you get
< waiting for device >
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you are either not in fastboot mode or still need to install drivers
if not then
extract the boot.img from the cm9 zip file to the same folder as fastboot
then
fastboot -i 0x0fce flash boot boot.img
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chevyowner said:
if you get
you are either not in fastboot mode or still need to install drivers
if not then
extract the boot.img from the cm9 zip file to the same folder as fastboot
then
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When I open Fasboot a black screen pops up with text and closes immediately I cant even read it thats how fast its gone! wtf?
Xperia Player said:
When I open Fasboot a black screen pops up with text and closes immediately I cant even read it thats how fast its gone! wtf?
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Who unlocked your boot loader?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
idiotzach15 said:
Who unlocked your boot loader?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
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alejandrissimo, was on sale for $15 USD, Did the test point and all.... Please help im all out of ideas o.o
Xperia Player said:
alejandrissimo, was on sale for $15 USD, Did the test point and all.... Please help im all out of ideas o.o
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Go to the folder where you put the Fastboot and driver files. On your PC, hold in shift and then right click. You should see the option to open a command prompt here. Try that.

[Q] How does one revert one's Xperia S back to stock ICS from Cyanogenmod 10?

I'm asking because I specifically flashed another boot.img for Cyanogenmod 10.
Now, what are the exact steps I need to take to go back to stock ICS?
Do I need to flash a stock boot.img first, with fastboot or something, and then flash a stock ICS zip from ClockWorkMod?
I'm not really experienced with any of this, I've flashed only about 3 times but none of which required me to install a different boot.img (isn't that the kernel file?).
Any help would be amazing!
Hermantje said:
I'm asking because I specifically flashed another boot.img for Cyanogenmod 10.
Now, what are the exact steps I need to take to go back to stock ICS?
Do I need to flash a stock boot.img first, with fastboot or something, and then flash a stock ICS zip from ClockWorkMod?
I'm not really experienced with any of this, I've flashed only about 3 times but none of which required me to install a different boot.img (isn't that the kernel file?).
Any help would be amazing!
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I always follow 2 steps in CWM
1.Flash advanced stock kernel and reboot.
2.Flash stock zip Rom.
lilude56214 said:
I always follow 2 steps in CWM
1.Flash advanced stock kernel and reboot.
2.Flash stock zip Rom.
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Can this advanced stock kernel be flashed from within CWM as well as the ROM? I used something I believe was called fastboot for it.
And the kernel is indeed the boot.img then?
Hermantje said:
Can this advanced stock kernel be flashed from within CWM as well as the ROM? I used something I believe was called fastboot for it.
And the kernel is indeed the boot.img then?
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If you want to go back to stock, dont flash anything..
Now reverting back to stock is much easier as sony has released an official flashtool, just download the tool and latest firmware and flash it using the tool..
Once again dont flash any kernel or any rom if you want to completely go back to
stock.
Sent from my iPhone 6 using Android 5.0
ap030993 said:
Sent from my iPhone 6 using Android 5.0
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Lol
Sent from my Jellybean Xperia S
Hermantje said:
Can this advanced stock kernel be flashed from within CWM as well as the ROM? I used something I believe was called fastboot for it.
And the kernel is indeed the boot.img then?
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Yep sure There are 2 versions of advanced stock kernel. One is flashed via fastboot and another one is flashed via CWM.
Then, on CM, Pac, Para which Rom are not based on stock one, boot.img is exactly the kernel
ap030993 said:
If you want to go back to stock, dont flash anything..
Now reverting back to stock is much easier as sony has released an official flashtool, just download the tool and latest firmware and flash it using the tool..
Once again dont flash any kernel or any rom if you want to completely go back to
stock.
Sent from my iPhone 6 using Android 5.0
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I tried this, but I couldn't get the official flash tool from Sony to work.
I apparently had to have a company when making an account to log in. Very odd.
I assumed this other flashtool made by probably xda developers did the same thing, but that one always gives me an error that I need to install the drivers first. Yet I've used this program before and back then I already went through all the hassle to install the correct drivers.
And now I don't know which drivers to install anymore.
Hermantje said:
I tried this, but I couldn't get the official flash tool from Sony to work.
I apparently had to have a company when making an account to log in. Very odd.
I assumed this other flashtool made by probably xda developers did the same thing, but that one always gives me an error that I need to install the drivers first. Yet I've used this program before and back then I already went through all the hassle to install the correct drivers.
And now I don't know which drivers to install anymore.
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You need to follow the instructions in sony's developer website for installing the flash tool..
Did you install the drivers using the drivers folder in flashtool??
And does your phone get recognized by the flashtool, I mean does it show your android version etc etc..??
Sent from my iPhone 6 using Android 5.0
ap030993 said:
You need to follow the instructions in sony's developer website for installing the flash tool..
Did you install the drivers using the drivers folder in flashtool??
And does your phone get recognized by the flashtool, I mean does it show your android version etc etc..??
Sent from my iPhone 6 using Android 5.0
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Thanks A LOT!
Sony's beta flashtool, Emma, works like a CHARM!
I initially forgot to copy the customisation file from the zip to the installation folder. Thanks for reminding me to check the instructions
The unofficial flashtool couldn't recognise my phone, but Sony's one could.
Thanks so much for answering my questions, I'm starting to learn how it all works! If I could, I'd give you 10 thanks. But I think that's against the rules c:
Hermantje said:
Thanks A LOT!
Sony's beta flashtool, Emma, works like a CHARM!
I initially forgot to copy the customisation file from the zip to the installation folder. Thanks for reminding me to check the instructions
The unofficial flashtool couldn't recognise my phone, but Sony's one could.
Thanks so much for answering my questions, I'm starting to learn how it all works! If I could, I'd give you 10 thanks. But I think that's against the rules c:
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Thats what i advise to everyone, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS PROPERLY!!
Yes you can give me 10 thanks in 10 posts!!
Sent from my iPhone 6 using Android 5.0
Will flashing through EMMA relock the BL?
gafi said:
Will flashing through EMMA relock the BL?
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It won't.
My bootloader is still unlocked, though my root is gone and everything else is back to normal.
Try this post for relocking afterwards:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23188292#post23188292

Going back to stock

Hi,
I want to know how can i go back to stock, what procedure i need to attempt this one.
Tnx in advance.
download latest flashtool,tft files for your play depending is it R800a,i or x ,and flash it via flashtool.you have tutorial in development section
AkaGrey said:
Hi,
I want to know how can i go back to stock, what procedure i need to attempt this one.
Tnx in advance.
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If you need a guide on using flashtool click my signature link,, then click flashing a ftf file.
Via Tapatalk - - My Tutorials

Steps to take Stock -> Flashed firmware

I am kinda new to rooting and flashing so i am in need of some assistance.
My goal is to flash a new firmware on my xperia s and have it rooted.
I am not quite sure which steps i need to take in which order to do that. I would be very greatfull if someone could tell me the steps i have to take.
I will look for the guides here but i need to know what when to do.
I can unlock my bootloader, and i'm running a .55 version.
schpongo said:
I am kinda new to rooting and flashing so i am in need of some assistance.
My goal is to flash a new firmware on my xperia s and have it rooted.
I am not quite sure which steps i need to take in which order to do that. I would be very greatfull if someone could tell me the steps i have to take.
I will look for the guides here but i need to know what when to do.
I can unlock my bootloader, and i'm running a .55 version.
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First of all don't panic!
Grab any .55 firmware and install it with FlashTool, when installation is finished don't turn on the phone, disconnect it and hold Volume UP button so it boots in Fastboot mode, then in FlashTool click FLASH then select fastboot and press Flash Kernel > flash this one (Download) When it's over just turn on your device as normal and you will have .55 with Root & Recovery. Good Luck
BEFORE INSTALLING KERNEL UNRAR THE PACKAGE YOU NEED ONLY .elf File.
Just Select elite.elf when choosing kernel to flash.
Attached KERNEL is by RaymanFX.
Thank your for the quick answer.
Do i first need to unlock my bootloarder?
Which firmwares can i install with that kernel?
schpongo said:
Thank your for the quick answer.
Do i first need to unlock my bootloarder?
Which firmwares can i install with that kernel?
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Hello @schpongo,
I'd Certainly Help You Out.
First of AlL, What You Need Is
1. Unlocked Bootloader - http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/
2. Rooted Device - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2133063
3. Installing CWM Recovery. I prefer RecoverX - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1773227
And As My Friend In Above Post Said. Do Not Panic. It Takes Patience. And lots of waiting time.
Till one process is complete do not try to unplug or close anything. Its easy when you do things very calmly.
Ok Now for Available ROMS - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1950706
If you require suggestions regarding flashing roms I'd advice you to start with TEAM FXP ROMS - Cyanogen Mod 10
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1780338
Youtube Video Link How To - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O52IeX93Jek
Dont Forget To Press Thanks Button!
Thanks great answer I'l try my luck tomorrow.
It's late here and i want to be sure i don't make any mistakes in the process.
Again thank your for the fast and helpful answers.
schpongo said:
Thanks great answer I'l try my luck tomorrow.
It's late here and i want to be sure i don't make any mistakes in the process.
Again thank your for the fast and helpful answers.
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You are welcome! Please Go Through The Articles Carefully. It really Helps!!
I have completed steps 1 to 3 and would like to know how i would go about installing a new firmware.
schpongo said:
I have completed steps 1 to 3 and would like to know how i would go about installing a new firmware.
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Once You Have Done All The Three Steps.
Load The Firmware (Zip file) and Google Apps.
And Boot into Recovery ( Done by Pressing The Volume Up Button on Phone Switch on)
This Video Link Will Help You For Any Further Questions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O52IeX93Jek
Thank you again for being so patient with me!
schpongo said:
Thank you again for being so patient with me!
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Have Fun Flashing! Take Care!
I followed the steps and i was kinda successful but only kind of.
It gets stuck when it comes to the cyanogen boot screen.
What do i do now i did a backup before using cwm but if i try to restore it says " Error while flashing boot image!".
Help
I need somebody
Help
not just anybody
Help
I Solved the Problem partly by using the flash tool to get back the stock os.
You can use the Flash tool to flash the boot.img file in the phone. It's really simple then manually doing it. I am on phone so can not provide you the link. Please use the search button on how to flash boot. Img using flash tool. Looping in boot is because the boot.img was not flashed properly. Use the flash tool to do it. I too had the same problem when I first flashed but soon found out the problem. Reply back if everything works..
Sent from my LT26i using xda premium
dwarkesh2492 said:
You can use the Flash tool to flash the boot.img file in the phone. It's really simple then manually doing it. I am on phone so can not provide you the link. Please use the search button on how to flash boot. Img using flash tool. Looping in boot is because the boot.img was not flashed properly. Use the flash tool to do it. I too had the same problem when I first flashed but soon found out the problem. Reply back if everything works..
Sent from my LT26i using xda premium
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Thx for all the help I'm not quite sure what did the trick but I'm now running cm10
schpongo said:
Thx for all the help I'm not quite sure what did the trick but I'm now running cm10
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CM 10 is a really good Rom with Stable recovery.
You can even download other ROMS of Build NOZOMI - (Code Name For Xperia S) eg Slim Bean build 5 Nozomi JB 4.2.2
And directly flash it from CWM recovery.
dwarkesh2492 said:
CM 10 is a really good Rom with Stable recovery.
You can even download other ROMS of Build NOZOMI - (Code Name For Xperia S) eg Slim Bean build 5 Nozomi JB 4.2.2
And directly flash it from CWM recovery.
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Will i lose apps and settings?
schpongo said:
Will i lose apps and settings?
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Yes, Unfortunately For This Purpose There is A Need for a little knowledge of Titanium Back Up.
It Will Bring All Your Settings Messages And Apps Back Without Any Modifications. Or loosing it.
The Reason : Every Time You Flash A New Rom
You Always ,
1 Whip Cache Partition
2 Cache /data /sysytem
3 Dalvik Cache
This Removes All The Apps.

Sony Xperia ZL 650x_ .283, .292 Rooting. Easy method. [For Unlocked Bootloader]

Using this method, you don't have to flash .230 kernels or use towel root.
For Unlocked bootloader only.
for unlocking any xperia device bootloader, check this link.
Requirements
Sony Mobile Flasher by Androxyde
C650x Superuser Mod
Advanced stock kernel for KK 10.5.1.A.0.283
Install all necessary drivers for xperia zl like flashtool drivers and adb drivers.
Steps
Open "Sony mobile Flasher by Androxyde".
Connect the device to the system using fastboot mode. For this, turn off the device and connect it to the system using USB cable while pressing the volume up button.
Now in "Sony Mobile Flasher", click the flash button on the top left corner and select fastboot mode.
Now click "Select kernal to flash" button.
Next, browse for the "Advance_stock_kernel_for_KK_10.5.A.0.283" image file. For getting the image file, you need to extract the zip file you have downloaded.
And now click OK. The flashing will be finished in seconds.
Now you have a custom recovery for the Xperia ZL.
Next, copy the "C6506_10.5.1.A.0.283_Superuser_Mod.zip" into your Xperia ZL and reboot the device to recovery.
In recovery, Select the "Install" option and find the "C6506_10.5.1.A.0.283_Superuser_Mod.zip" file and flash it.
Now reboot your device, And you are rooted!
For "Sony Mobile Flasher" screenshots, Check this link.
If any problem occurs, ask me in the comment section.
If this post was helpful, don't forget to click the 'Thanks' button.
sachinmtk said:
Using this method, you don't have to flash .230 kernels or use towel root.
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Yes, as long as you keep one important thing in mind: this method is for unlocked BL only. Downgrading a kernel works for both locked and unlocked BL.
I have Xperia ZL C6502...will the superuser zip work...as in the file name it is mentioned c6506...so i was worrying whether it won't brick my device...plzz reply soon..
amborish16 said:
I have Xperia ZL C6502...will the superuser zip work...as in the file name it is mentioned c6506...so i was worrying whether it won't brick my device...plzz reply soon..
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The above method works perfectly for all the xperia ZL models(C6502,C6503,C6506) with an unlocked bootloader. I personally tried it, so don't worry at all.
xperia zl c6506 4.4.4 10.5.1.a.0.292
anyway to root my model.
locked bootloader
Hello, anyone know how I get de image file, mentioned in the steps?
I using 7zip for extract but I don´t know how get.
thank you
charitha19 said:
anyway to root my model.
locked bootloader
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For locked bootloader, Consider the following method by kingvortex.
[GUIDE] How to root 10.5.1.A.0.283 / 10.5.1.A.0.292 [Locked Bootloader]
sabbadini said:
Hello, anyone know how I get de image file, mentioned in the steps?
I using 7zip for extract but I don´t know how get.
thank you
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It's very simple to get the boot.img file from the .zip file. Just right click the file named "Advanced_stock kernel_for_KK_10.5.1.A.0.283.zip", and select the following option "7 - zip -> Extract here". Now you can find your .img file in the extracted location.
sachinmtk said:
It's very simple to get the boot.img file from the .zip file. Just right click the file named "Advanced_stock kernel_for_KK_10.5.1.A.0.283.zip", and select the following option "7 - zip -> Extract here". Now you can find your .img file in the extracted location.
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Thank you for reply, but I still have some troubles.
How I reboot to recovery, if my rom manager not recognize my permissions and I can´t install a super user mod.
sorry for not understand or not do the right.
thank you
sabbadini said:
Thank you for reply, but I still have some troubles.
How I reboot to recovery, if my rom manager not recognize my permissions and I can´t install a super user mod.
sorry for not understand or not do the right.
thank you
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For rebooting your xperia device to recovery, First turn off the device, and then turn it on while repeatedly pressing the Volume up button until the recovery mode appears. I'm not sure about what kind of permissions you are talking about. Feel free to ask any doubts.
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sachinmtk said:
For rebooting your xperia device to recovery, First turn off the device, and then turn it on while repeatedly pressing the Volume up button until the recovery mode appears. I'm not sure about what kind of permissions you are talking about. Feel free to ask any doubts.
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Sorry for my insistence. I do what you say, but my device don´t open de recovery mode. I don´t know if I do sometinhg wrong. In my fhashtool appers this step when I make the flashboot with the boot.img archive. When I turn off and after turn on with pressing Volume UP my Xperia run normally, like just pressed only power button.
thank you for time and patience!
sabbadini said:
Sorry for my insistence. I do what you say, but my device don´t open de recovery mode. I don´t know if I do sometinhg wrong. In my fhashtool appers this step when I make the flashboot with the boot.img archive. When I turn off and after turn on with pressing Volume UP my Xperia run normally, like just pressed only power button.
thank you for time and patience!
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Follow this link. It might help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYPronQ21w8
sachinmtk said:
Follow this link. It might help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYPronQ21w8
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Sorry, but I`m not understand anything, because, for install Busybox, or clockwordmod I need to be rooted my device, but for root I need to be recovery?! last year I rooted my other phone, Xperia S and I not have this complication. So. Let´s see.
I make the flashtool steps, now for recovery I need to have intall de clockwordmod, but for recover or for appears the blue light I need to do like the link you send. Right, for make that steps I need to be rooted.
sorry I´m can´t understand. It is not verry complicated system, but I don´t know where or why I can´t.
thank you for time and patience...
You are great guys.
sabbadini said:
Sorry, but I`m not understand anything, because, for install Busybox, or clockwordmod I need to be rooted my device, but for root I need to be recovery?! last year I rooted my other phone, Xperia S and I not have this complication. So. Let´s see.
I make the flashtool steps, now for recovery I need to have intall de clockwordmod, but for recover or for appears the blue light I need to do like the link you send. Right, for make that steps I need to be rooted.
sorry I´m can´t understand. It is not verry complicated system, but I don´t know where or why I can´t.
thank you for time and patience...
You are great guys.
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For having a custom recovery mode, your phone doesn't need to be rooted. For Recovery, flash the
"Advance_stock_kernel_for_KK_10.5.A.0.283" image file given in the main thread. Using "Flash tool by Androxyde" (Check main thread).
The screenshots for installation are given in main thread. After installing the recovery, Proceed with the rooting process.
If you can't follow the above method, try this method.
does this method work with build number 10.5.1.A.0.292?
abdullah.darwish said:
does this method works with build number 10.5.1.A.0.292?
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I haven't tested it on .292 kernal yet. But i hope it'll work. Please let me know if its working.
very usefull and great thanks
i want to try it but can i use the same files you provided in the post? i mean the same "Advance_stock_kernel_for_KK_10.5.A.0.283" and the same "c650x superuser mod" or what?
sachinmtk said:
I haven't tested it on .292 kernal yet. But i hope it'll work. Please let me know if its working.
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Tested. Still working with .292 build. But you need a .292 kernel instead
could you please give me a link to download the 292. kernal
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sachinmtk said:
I haven't tested it on .292 kernal yet. But i hope it'll work. Please let me know if its working.
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Zerelth said:
Tested. Still working with .292 build. But you need a .292 kernel instead
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could you please give me a link to download the 292. kernal

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