HELP! I bricked my X10 Mini! - XPERIA X10 General

Hi
I re-locked my bootloader after flashing nAa's 2.6.29-nAa-02 custom kernel, and now my X10 mini wouldn't turn on.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1254225
I didn't follow the first step in re-locking the bootloader.
Now I re-locked the bootloader with the custom kernel.
Is there any way I can unbrick the phone? Thanks!

entropy96 said:
Hi
I re-locked my bootloader after flashing nAa's 2.6.29-nAa-02 custom kernel, and now my X10 mini wouldn't turn on.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1254225
I didn't follow the first step in re-locking the bootloader.
Now I re-locked the bootloader with the custom kernel.
Is there any way I can unbrick the phone? Thanks!
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This is x10 forum but I would recommended. Flashing stock kernel
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ROM on arc s without unlocking bootloader

Hey, I was wondering if it's possible to install custom Roms to the arc s without unlocking the bootloader? It's not that I don't want to unlock the bootloader it's because I can't (checked in the service menu) if it's possible please could you supply some links on how to do it? Thanks
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Yes it is.
You can use SE Extreme Tweaker to get custom recovery. From where you can flash ROM. There has got to be a ROM configured to work with stock kernel though.
Then you can flash ROM. But for using custom kernels, you would need an unlocked boot loader.
Highly recommend to do it, since custom kernels like DoomKernel and like (Especially doom-kernel) boost performance.
pulz said:
Yes it is.
You can use SE Extreme Tweaker to get custom recovery. From where you can flash ROM. There has got to be a ROM configured to work with stock kernel though.
Then you can flash ROM. But for using custom kernels, you would need an unlocked boot loader.
Highly recommend to do it, since custom kernels like DoomKernel and like (Especially doom-kernel) boost performance.
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Thank you for the quick reply! I have rooted and unlocked a bootloader of an x8 and know the advantages of a custom kernel over a stock kernel but, when I tried to unlock the bootloader of the arc s I had to check the service menu to see if I can. It said I could not unlock it so I only have this option
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You can unlock your BL using the testpoint method.
You could ask e.g Jinx13 for that.
And post in the correct section.
dp94 said:
You can unlock your BL using the testpoint method.
You could ask e.g Jinx13 for that.
And post in the correct section.
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Oh I posted in the wrong section? My bad xD
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totalfailz said:
Oh I posted in the wrong section? My bad xD
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It's a question, so obviously it goes into Q&A section.
And btw, if you flash a ROM to a locked BL, look to it that it's for locked BLs.
Afaik, there's only one ROM (Aniking's ROM), which can be flashed by both (unlocked & locked).
I will have a look into unlocking my bootloader using the testpoint method, thanks for your replys. Very helpful xD
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[Q] How to go back to Stock official ROM sony xperia z1

I'm on ihackers 2.1 ROM android 4.3
rooted
unlocked bootloader
I wanted to go back to stock to C6902_14.2.A.0.290
I found the method but I'm not sure if this is the right way http://lionking853.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/how-to-go-back-to-stock-firmware-on.html
and if it is the right way, after going back to stock ROM, will my phone unroot and relock again?
Can I just go ahead and do this or must I relock bootloader first?
please help me since I never done this before, only rooted and unlock that I did.
Thank you so much folks
Restore your TA backup.
That will relock your bootloader, of course.
Then just flash official ftf (you have almost all region here on XDA to download).
Flash 136, don't go to 534.
But remember : flashing ftf through flashtool will wipe everything.(and it should)
So backup all your files.
If you want this only for updating to 136, as I can see, many guys just flashed NUT stock deodexed 136 without wiping anything and it's working.
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thanwachai said:
I'm on ihackers 2.1 ROM android 4.3
rooted
unlocked bootloader
I wanted to go back to stock to C6902_14.2.A.0.290
I found the method but I'm not sure if this is the right way http://lionking853.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/how-to-go-back-to-stock-firmware-on.html
and if it is the right way, after going back to stock ROM, will my phone unroot and relock again?
Can I just go ahead and do this or must I relock bootloader first?
please help me since I never done this before, only rooted and unlock that I did.
Thank you so much folks
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Well it depends on what you want to do! If you want to keep root on stock rom follow this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2572988
And if you just want to move back to stock rom, unroot and relock your bootloader, use flashtool to relock your bootloader and flash stock ftf of your choice from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2469191

root latest 4.3 xperia sp

1. dont flash the latest 4.3 yet
2. downgrade to 4.2 and root using doomlord method or root by bin4ry method
3. once rooted, backup TA partition
4. flash latest 4.3 via sus, pcc, or ftf
5. unlock bootloader
6. flash custom kernel with recovery
7. boot to recovery, flash supersu update zip
8. reflash original 4.3 kernel
9. restore backup TA
10. enjoy 4.3, root, locked bootloader with intact drm keys!
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Can anybode write the steps for rooting new 4.3 on unlocked bootloader ???
sucharz said:
Can anybode write the steps for rooting new 4.3 on unlocked bootloader ???
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It would be the same...
However you can also flash Doomlord's 4.3 kernel, then boot to recovery and flash the super su zip for root. The kernel from the leaked 4.3 rom seems to be the same as the kernel from the latest update.
Recovery is lost after going back to stock kernel. Root works.
The root works but Mobile Bravia Engine 2 still lost.
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Hi guys!
Im trying this method now but I dont have stock 4.3 kernel. Anyone has it? Upload please coz Im stuck now
To Flash only the kernel from the new rom,
In the flashing options, exclude all (right box) except Kernel.
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this is method i use for zl. wife has sp, she won't let me play with her phone, she likes as is 4.2......
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stayawake said:
To Flash only the kernel from the new rom,
In the flashing options, exclude all (right box) except Kernel.
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Hi!
Yea I know but i havent got ftf with firmware i have updated my sp thru pcc
I have locked bootloader and is it work when I flash only kernel from older soft, root and reflash kernel from australian soft? The same procedure was in case of 254.
sshadi said:
I have locked bootloader and is it work when I flash only kernel from older soft, root and reflash kernel from australian soft? The same procedure was in case of 254.
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I don't know yet but I definitely hope it does. I don't have the update on PCC yet
Hm.. I haven't 254 for Australia so I can't try.
sshadi said:
I have locked bootloader and is it work when I flash only kernel from older soft, root and reflash kernel from australian soft? The same procedure was in case of 254.
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Yes, root works like a charm but you need to unlock bootloader and flash advanced stock kernel from .256 leak cuz it have recovery and flash the file from attachment, then you must revert to stock kernel and lock bootloader. Voila!
teddy74eva said:
Yes, root works like a charm but you need to unlock bootloader and flash advanced stock kernel from .256 leak cuz it have recovery and flash the file from attachment, then you must revert to stock kernel and lock bootloader. Voila!
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I can't unlock bootloader Orange locks bootloader and anyone can unlock. Then I am looking for method without unlocked BL. And I want to flash kernel from JB 1.257, root and reflash kernel from 4.3. But I'm not sure it is safe.
sshadi said:
I can't unlock bootloader Orange blocks bootloader and anyone can unlock. Then I am looking for method without unlocked BL. And I want to flash kernel from JB 1.257, root and reflash kernel from 4.3. But I'm not sure it is safe.
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please don't try that !! it's not possible to use 4.1.2 kernel on 4.3 , it may brick your device .
Ok, thanks, bro. So I must wait for root for locked bl ;C
sshadi said:
Hm.. I haven't 254 for Australia so I can't try.
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You dont have to have Australia .254 just download it from anywhere and it'll work :highfive:
teddy74eva said:
You dont have to have Australia .254 just download it from anywhere and it'll work :highfive:
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But as said bro above kernel from 4.1.2 can brick Xperia. I won't try.
sshadi said:
I can't unlock bootloader Orange locks bootloader and anyone can unlock. Then I am looking for method without unlocked BL. And I want to flash kernel from JB 1.257, root and reflash kernel from 4.3. But I'm not sure it is safe.
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Aww men I know that feeling i had xperia arc s from orange
Hi, I just root 266 by unlocking bootloader, flashing Advance Kernel and updating SuperSu via CWM, now the question is should I flash the 266 stock kernel? and why?
Thanks

Flash Z3 firmware to root then flash Z5 firmware via TWRP

Does anyone think it would be possible to flash the Xperia Z3 firmware on a Z5 only to root it. then install Z5 firmware via TRWP prerooted.
I wondering if the phone would boot up or become a brick.... thoughts ?
Impossible
Neoxide said:
Does anyone think it would be possible to flash the Xperia Z3 firmware on a Z5 only to root it. then install Z5 firmware via TRWP prerooted.
I wondering if the phone would boot up or become a brick.... thoughts ?
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Impossible dude.. Don't ever think about it even in ur dreams..
Every sony models have different firmwares.. We can't use them..
Just wait for some more times until some one will find a root kit for locked bootloaders...
Different hardware -> different drivers -> different kernel.
if you try it... its possible that you get a hardbrick...
twrp 3.0
TWRP 3.0 is out.
https://twrp.me/
TWRP 3.0 is out alright but the Z5 isn't on the list of supported devices? I've seen screenshots on here of v2.8.7.0 and v3.0.0.0 - how does that work?!
https://twrp.me/Devices/
Z3 firmware can be installed on z5.
But your phone boot and cant enter to home.
Randomly reboot.
If anyone can install rooted z3 firmware for unlocked bootloader, please try.
Not any root program can detect phone .
Why not other approach? Find which part is the app with vulnerable exploit and create a Z5 rom including it to root it?
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If we can create pre-rooted Z5 stock rom and flashable via flash tool, i doubt it will boot, as stock kernel don't allows that, so again, unlock bootloader to flash custom kernel. And earth is round. ????
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DeathStroke said:
If we can create pre-rooted Z5 stock rom and flashable via flash tool, i doubt it will boot, as stock kernel don't allows that, so again, unlock bootloader to flash custom kernel. And earth is round.
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Hello,
So, it's not even remotely possible to flash a different kernel with the the bootloader locked?
DeathStroke said:
If we can create pre-rooted Z5 stock rom and flashable via flash tool, i doubt it will boot, as stock kernel don't allows that, so again, unlock bootloader to flash custom kernel. And earth is round. ????
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Pre rooted stock roms can't flash via flashtool buddy. U need recovery for flashing pre rooted rom..
i have to say only one thing
Please wait and do not do something silly with your device, I am sure by the time pass there should be a way to root with locked boatloader.
DeathStroke said:
If we can create pre-rooted Z5 stock rom and flashable via flash tool, i doubt it will boot, as stock kernel don't allows that, so again, unlock bootloader to flash custom kernel. And earth is round.
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My locked bootloader Z1 was plenty happy to boot a stock kernel with a pre-rooted ROM. But, as @Rajeev said, you need a custom recovery to flash pre-rooted zips. Since we have no LB root exploit for the Z5 yet, pre-root still isn't an option.
How about flashing a Z3+/Z4 ROM/Kernel on a locked bootloader. It's the same CPU (810) so you might be something. If you can at least get ADB going, you might be able to exploit it and dump the TA partition.
CLShortFuse said:
How about flashing a Z3+/Z4 ROM/Kernel on a locked bootloader. It's the same CPU (810) so you might be something. If you can at least get ADB going, you might be able to exploit it and dump the TA partition.
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Can we flash a Kernel without unlocking the BL?
ChristianLetti said:
Can we flash a Kernel without unlocking the BL?
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I'm pretty sure you can as long as they're Sony signed binaries. I'm not sure if the signatures would be compatible though.
An example of picking and choosing parts of the firmware can be seen here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z5/general/e6653-flash-e6603-firmware-enable-t3307158
ChristianLetti said:
Can we flash a Kernel without unlocking the BL?
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You can with flashtool but you will brick ur phone if the kernel is not meant for your phone.
gm007 said:
You can with flashtool but you will brick ur phone if the kernel is not meant for your phone.
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Are you sure? One of the protections of a locked the bootloader is to make it impossible to brick.
CLShortFuse said:
Are you sure? One of the protections of a locked the bootloader is to make it impossible to brick.
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Don't need to be sure but flashing ur phone is always risky if your using other phone's firmware.
If you want you can try and let us know.

Relocking Bootloader in Custom rom

Lmao
Is it possible to relock bootloader when you're currently using custom rom?im thinking of relocking it to avoid random freezes :x
exiledmigz said:
Lmao
Is it possible to relock bootloader when you're currently using custom rom?im thinking of relocking it to avoid random freezes :x
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After relocking your phone wont boot in custom rom (btw if you want to use custom rom with stock kernel use stock based roms)
Only stock-based or AOSP 5.0.2 ROMs can be used with bootloader locked.

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