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thats it....
i need a program / app / way to video recording the screen of the phone.
sorry if i posted this on the wrong section, but i dont know if this go to the app and them section or in this one.
Thanks
Budske
no one know how to do it??
man that would be nice to have.
never heard of anything.
or maybe help me making an AVD emulator with my nandroid or rom zip file
no one know??
Budske said:
no one know??
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Here's an tutorial:
I can't post links, but try here for pictures and more details.
www[dot]lgoptimusone[dot]net/?p=42
First of all you need to download and install the following software:
* Java Development Kit 1.6+ (i have used this version)
1. Click Download button.
2. Select your Windows version from menu and click Continue. User name and password are optional.
3. Click on the link to start download. Size ~ 80MB.
4. Run jdk-6u21-windows-i586.exe and follow instructions on the screen. You may accept all the defaults.
* Android SDK (download link here)
1. Download installer_r09-windows.exe.
2. Run installer_r09-windows.exe.
3. After the setup is completed press Next
4. Uncheck "Start SDK Manager" and press Finish
* Windows USB driver & Platform Tools
1. Your phone must NOT be connecter to your computer.
2. Run SDK Manager.exe (Default path “C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\”)
3. ONLY THIS TIME PRESS CANCEL IN THIS WINDOW.
Press Cancel
4. Click Available packages on the left menu.
Select "Available packages"
5. Expand the Android Repository and check “Android SDK Platform-tools” box.
SDK Manager
Check "Android SDK Platform-tools"
6. Expand Third party Add-ons then Google Inc. add-ons and check “Google USB Driver Package” box.
Check "Google USB Driver Package"
7. Click Install Selected.
Click "Install Selected"
8. Click Accept All to accept License and then click Install.
Click Accept All to accept License and then click Install.
9. When install finishes, the USB Driver will be in “C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\google-usb_driver“.
10. Close SDK Manager.
11. Connect your phone. You will be prompted for driver, which is located in the path mentioned above.
12. For more details installing driver click here.
* It’s not over yet, you need to set-up another few things:
1. Make sure that standard SDK tool ddms.bat (location: “C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\tool”) launches successfully. Otherwise Screen Capture Tool won’t work either. If ddms won’t launch even after you have accomplished the step above, try disconnecting your phone, then launch ddms and then connect your phone back.
2. Copy adb.exe from platform-tools to tools folder.
3. Also copy AdbWinApi.dll and AdbWinUsbApi.dll from platform-tools to tools folder.
4. Enable USB Debugging on your phone.
Enable usb debugging on Lg Optimus One.
Press Settings
Enable USB debugging on Lg optimus one
Press Applications
Enable usb debugging on lg optimus one
Press development
Enable usb debugging on lg optimus one
Check "USB debugging" box
* Last step!
1. Download Android Screen Capture from here.
2. Run AndroidScreenCapureSetup.vX.X.exe.
3. Follow installer instructions.
4. When finished, run application and go to File -> Set Android SDK folder to set SDK path.
Look up shootme in the market
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I9000 unlock instructions
1. Power on the phone and go to Applications->Settings->About Phone->USB
settings
2. Select Mass Storage
3. Connect the phone to USB cable
4. Swipe down the top notification bar then tap “USB Connected” then select
MOUNT
5. Copy update.zip file to phone mass storage root
6. Power off the phone
7. Press Volume Up+Home+Power on key to start the phone into recovery
mode
8. Go to “apply sdcard:update.zip” using volume keys then select it using
home key
9. Power on the phone then go to Andoid Market and install Terminal
Emulator
10. Run Terminal Emulator
11. Type cat /efs/nv_data.bin >> /sdcard/nv_data.bin into terminal then type
Enter
12. Connect the phone to PC in USB Storage Mode then copy nv_data.bin file
to your pc
13. Open nv_data.bin file with any hex editor (ex. Hex workshop) then go to
address 00181460
14. There are the codes
15. Power on the phone with any unaccepted sim card inside then type in the
first code to unlock the phone
I9000 drivers
I9000 drivers
This solution is is not working for me. The problem is that the Update.zip says:
E: Signature verfication failed
Installation aborted
Any advice? How to install that update.zip package?
cellularhut said:
I9000 unlock instructions
1. Power on the phone and go to Applications->Settings->About Phone->USB
settings
2. Select Mass Storage
3. Connect the phone to USB cable
4. Swipe down the top notification bar then tap “USB Connected” then select
MOUNT
5. Copy update.zip file to phone mass storage root
6. Power off the phone
7. Press Volume Up+Home+Power on key to start the phone into recovery
mode
8. Go to “apply sdcard:update.zip” using volume keys then select it using
home key
9. Power on the phone then go to Andoid Market and install Terminal
Emulator
10. Run Terminal Emulator
11. Type cat /efs/nv_data.bin >> /sdcard/nv_data.bin into terminal then type
Enter
12. Connect the phone to PC in USB Storage Mode then copy nv_data.bin file
to your pc
13. Open nv_data.bin file with any hex editor (ex. Hex workshop) then go to
address 00181460
14. There are the codes
15. Power on the phone with any unaccepted sim card inside then type in the
first code to unlock the phone
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Fantastic find if it works, my phone is unlocked so I can't test it but thanks a lot for sharing!!! Priceless
N.B. The first 8 steps are the process for rooting your phone, since you need to be root to do step 11. If you already have a rooted phone, start from step 10.
tyxerakias said:
fantastic find if it works, my phone is unlocked so i can't test it but thanks a lot for sharing!!! Priceless
n.b. The first 8 steps are the process for rooting your phone, since you need to be root to do step 11. If you already have a rooted phone, start from step 10.
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1000000000000000% working tested before post here !!!!!
I am following 100% tutorial but I am unable to unlock my I9000. Look at the screenshot for the error that I encounter.
I have put the update.zip in root of phone memory, root of MicroSD etc but no chance. Do I need to root the phone or what's the problem?
Thanks
erreterr said:
I am following 100% tutorial but I am unable to unlock my I9000. Look at the screenshot for the error that I encounter.
I have put the update.zip in root of phone memory, root of MicroSD etc but no chance. Do I need to root the phone or what's the problem?
Thanks
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Please read my post above. By doing this, you are rooting your phone.
It seems that the update.zip has not been properly signed, I see that it contains a new busybox, maybe the OP tried to optimise it and failed?
Use the original update.zip from the FAQ (http://www.multiupload.com/JHIFK9K80P) to root your phone, then continue from step 9.
The same happens with the file that I downloaded from your posted link!!!
Whats going wrong here?
Tyxerakias said:
Please read my post above. By doing this, you are rooting your phone.
It seems that the update.zip has not been properly signed, I see that it contains a new busybox, maybe the OP tried to optimise it and failed?
Use the original update.zip from the FAQ (http://www.multiupload.com/JHIFK9K80P) to root your phone, then continue from step 9.
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No idea. Have you rooted your phone already? Have you installed any mods or firmwares?
No need to root
You dont need to root your phone to get to Step 11. The Terminal Emulator I installed from the Market let me do Step 11 directly.
All I then just did was email the nv_data.bin file to my inbox and later just open it in Textpad.
So, it was a bad tutorial. I tried to go step by step but now I begin from step 11 and everything is OK. My first I9000 unlocked like a charm
Thanks
knkartha said:
You dont need to root your phone to get to Step 11. The Terminal Emulator I installed from the Market let me do Step 11 directly.
All I then just did was email the nv_data.bin file to my inbox and later just open it in Textpad.
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Huh. Interesting. I would have thought /efs is a protected folder.
I have a Bell one, i asked their staff when i bought my phone if i still on WARRANTY when i unlock the phone by Bell, they said yes.
Anybody know if i will lose my phone WARRANTY after i unlock the phone? Or can i lock it back if my phone have any problem in the future?
Thanks
could somebody point out which value in the address 00181460 says the unlock code?
erreterr said:
The same happens with the file that I downloaded from your posted link!!!
Whats going wrong here?
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you should put the update.zip file on your internal sd card directory.
i encountered the same error when i put the update.zip file in the external sd card
erreterr said:
So, it was a bad tutorial. I tried to go step by step but now I begin from step 11 and everything is OK. My first I9000 unlocked like a charm
Thanks
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which of the values in the said address gives the unlock code?
Hi,
I have a NSPRO box and read the unlock code, but as I insert it, it doesn't unlock the phone.
As this didn't work, I tried your method, and the code that showes up is the same as read by NSPRO box, and... it still doesn't work.
Attached is the printscreen of the HEX area where the code is. I've noticed it says "18146D" and not "181460" as your indicated. Could this be the reason why the code doesn't work?
Please help...
Samsung Vibrant SGH-T959 Recovery Mode
I've tried all sorts of button combinations to get the Samsung Vibrant T959 into recovery mode. I think since this device is a T-Mobile phone, the firmware has been modified for VolUp+VolDn+Pwr recovery mode.
As of now, the only way I know how to get the phone into recovery mode is by using the Android SDK and sending off a command: adb reboot recovery
I've been putting together an Android SDK & Rooting tutorial as well as other Samsung Vibrant T959 findings here: jordanpeterson.me/content/t-mobile-samsung-vibrant-sgh-t959
Sorry.. the external references aren't working.. Good spam rules on new users.
Thanks
Jordan
It worked great, althoug the address on my I9000 was 00181462. My suggestion is try to find closest address to the given by the tuturial....
Thanks for everything
Don't need to root the device. Download terminal emulater from Market. Went straight to step 10. Works like a charm. Thanks for the instructions.
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Install Drivers:
Download required files HERE
1: Plug in Aria with supplied data cable to install standard drivers
2: Install HTC Sync (we only need this to get appropriate .adb drivers)
3: Install H Boot Driver - Detailed Guide HERE
a: Power down Aria
b: Hold Volume Down button and press Power (this brings you to bootloader)
c: Wait for SD Card diagnostic (about twenty seconds)
d: Plug in Data cable - at this point Windows will say driver didnt install properly
e: Navigate to Device Manager and update driver for Android 1.0
f: Select "Browse Computer for Driver" and open "Android USB Driver" folder and click next
You now have all the Necessary drivers for your new Android!!
Rooting Your Phone
Credit goes to all the great devs at XDA Developers, including Attn1 and shad0wf0x for their great work
With all the Drivers installed you can now Root the phone!!
1: Go into Menu/Settings/Applications/Development and check the box for "USB Debugging"
2: Plug in phone and choose Charge Only, check box for "Dont ask again" and DONE
3: Download and Run unrEVOked Recovery Tool as Administrator(Windows users)
(as per unrEVOked instructions uninstall any s/w that communicates with the phone(ie: HTC Sync, Doubletwist, etc.)
---Follow any on-screen instructions
**It may take a few tries(unrEVOked hates Windows)
**if all else fails, try shad0wf0xs' Ubuntu Live CD method HERE
Congrats!! you have Rooted your phone
Un-Rooting(Restore to factory)
All drivers from above must be installed
1: Official ATT 2.2 Update(NOW Rootable!!! Click ME) or ATT 2.1 Update Download
2: Make sure USB Debugging is checked in Applications/Development(if fail, then uncheck debugging)
3: Run Aria Shipping ROM.exe as Administrator
---Follow on screen instructions, may take up to ten minutes
Install Custom ROM's
Once youre Rooted you can install custom ROM's from Clockwork Recovery;
1: Copy a custom ROM to the SD card
2: Power down phone
3: Hold Volume down key and press Power to enter bootloader mode
4: After diagnostics run, choose "Recovery" from the list and press power button to select it
5: In Recovery menu choose "install zip from SD card"
6: now select "Choose zip from SD card"
7: navigate to the custom ROM and install
**NOTE: Before flashing a custom ROM it is highly recommended you Wipe Data/Factory Reset in Recovery first
it is also good practice to make a Nandroid backup before flashing any custom ROM
Install Custom Font
Credit goes to churapa. Nice work Bro!! Original Guide HERE
**ROOT Is Required for this
**ALWAYS make a Nandroid Backup before attempting any Mods
-Things you will need:
-True Type Fonts(both Normal and Bold .ttf)
-ADB Tool and knowlege of use
-Required Drivers for proper communication between PC and Android
1: Copy both fonts (normal and bold) into folder named Androidfonts
2: Rename fonts to DroidSans and DroidSans-Bold
3: With the phone off Enter Recovery mode by holding Volume Down key and press Power, select Recovery from the list
4: Once in Clockwork Recovery choose "Partitions" and select "mount system"
5: Connect Phone using Data Cable and run ADB Tools in CMD (c:\Android\Tools)
6: now in CMD window enter the following command:
adb push c:\androidfonts\DroidSans.ttf /system/fonts/DroidSans.ttf ENTER
adb push c:\androidfonts\DroidSans-Bold.ttf /system/fonts/DroidSans-Bold.ttf ENTER
7: Now exit CMD, unmount phone in Partitions menu, Go Back, Reboot Phone, Disconnect USB cable
Enjoy your new font!!
NOTE: Respectively you can backup your current fonts by entering the following in ADB:
adb pull /system/fonts/DroidSans.ttf c:\androidfonts\backup
adb pull /system/fonts/DroidSans-Bold.ttf c:\androidfonts\backup
How to Sideload 3rd Party Apps:
(Rooting NOT required for this)
Download SDK Tool HERE
1: Un-RAR Android folder to root directory on PC (ie: C:\ )
2: Open CMD Prompt and type CD\ and hit Enter
3: Now type cd\android\tools Enter
4: Plug in Data cable and choose "Charge Only" on phone (always choose this)
5: Now in CMD prompt enter this command: adb install barcodescanner3.4.apk and press Enter
The SDK tool should install the Barcode Scanner app on the phone. Yay!! Success!!
**You can use this method to install .apk downloads onto the phone. For this demo i had already inserted
the Barcode Scanner app into SDK tools folder. the actual command should read as follows:
adb install c:\path to .apk file (ie: adb install c:\apps\filename.apk)
**I chose this app because you can use it to install other apps by scanning the barcode
found on many HTC App sites.
How to apply ringtones over 300kb limit:
Short story first
I wanted a nice free app to manage files, so i installed Astro File Manager using Barcode app from above.
While moving some files around i discovered the option to set mp3's to ringtone... and it worked!!
This is good because i was not happy to see there was a 300kb limit to ringtones. There may be another
or better way, but this is how i did it
1: Go to Astro app website HERE
2: Scan the Barcode with Barcode scanner app to install Astro Direct link HERE
3: Open Astro, navigate to SD Card\Mobile\Music
4: find the music file you want set to ringtone, Hold on it until menu pops up
5: Select "Music Options", select "Apply as Ringtone"
or if you dont wanna go through all that hassle, install Rings Extended App. Direct Download HERE
How to remove unwanted Stock Apps using SDK:
1: Once your phone has been rooted with Clockwork, boot into Recovery(hold volume down/press power)
2: Open CMD prompt, get to the "android\tools" directory
3: In recovery window highlight "Mount System"
4: Plug in data cable, in CMD type adb remount
5: Now enter adb shell
*you can view the list of apps stored in the phone by entering ls
6: To remove an app enter the following: rm whateverapp.apk, then enter rm whateverapp.odex
(example: rm HtcFacebook.apk ENTER then rm HtcFacebook.odex ENTER)
7: Type ls again to confirn they have been removed, reboot phone.
*NOTE: you may get 0.0dip listed in Widgets menu. simply go into Manage Apps and locate HTC Sense. Open it and "clear data". your display settings will be reset to factory, but it gets rid of the false data.
Stay tuned!! More to come
Nice tut I could easily follow it
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Nice post man... way overdue. Hopefully the mods will sticky it and head off a lot of frustrated searches! =)
Nice guide man...you should sticky this and continue to add stuff to it.
works on htc gratia a6380 with hboot 1.00 ? ? ?
thanks
kiko85 said:
works on htc gratia a6380 with hboot 1.00 ? ? ?
thanks
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Sorry, there has not been any procedure documented for rooting the Gratia with hboot 1.00. If you search this forum you will find some posts and references for things to try, but nothing concrete has been published yet.
Really good post. Very helpful
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happy you guys like it. the idea is to be very simple and straight forward.
most of the info comes from XDA guides here. i hope an Admin will sticky this so it will be handy for others to use
i recommend to add the guide to Changing the default font of your Aria
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=869302
Well, that was quick and easy. Thanks!
Um Im sorda nooby at this but what is "Cmd"?
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Javi97100 said:
Um Im sorda nooby at this but what is "Cmd"?
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CMD = command
CMD is the command you type into run (Start - Run) to open a command prompt.
Javi97100 said:
Um Im sorda nooby at this but what is "Cmd"?
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If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, this is the black command window that allows you to enter commands such as "COPY", "DIR", "XCOPY", etc.
Cool can I get a link to download and install this?
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Oops never mind its on the first page
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kevina90 said:
i recommend to add the guide to Changing the default font of your Aria
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=869302
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done Bro, added a revised version to the main guide
tested it out on my Aria first, everything worked perfectly.
Hey Zed,
You might want to add to the Font section that you can change your LockScreen font using exactly the same method, but the font for the LockScreen is named Clockopia.ttf -- I'm sure anyone who changes their fonts will want that one changed too.
Also, on the pull command to back up your fonts, you need to add a \ after backup. I did it your way and it wrote the fonts into a file called backup. Then each time I entered it again to back up another font, it overwrote the previous one. Maybe the pull commands should also be moved up into the actual instructions instead of a footnote too, in case someone doesn't read all the way through before starting the process. It will be too late if they have already followed the instructions in their current form.
These are just suggestions, not criticism. Love the thread, thanks a lot for creating and updating it!
Thank you so much for this thread. It made rooting my Aria and putting on the latest liberated froyo ROM super easy. I was a root/custom rom virgin before yesterday!
I'd also add a rom list so people can stay updated.
911jason said:
Hey Zed,
You might want to add to the Font section that you can change your LockScreen font using exactly the same method, but the font for the LockScreen is named Clockopia.ttf -- I'm sure anyone who changes their fonts will want that one changed too.
Also, on the pull command to back up your fonts, you need to add a \ after backup. I did it your way and it wrote the fonts into a file called backup. Then each time I entered it again to back up another font, it overwrote the previous one. Maybe the pull commands should also be moved up into the actual instructions instead of a footnote too, in case someone doesn't read all the way through before starting the process. It will be too late if they have already followed the instructions in their current form.
These are just suggestions, not criticism. Love the thread, thanks a lot for creating and updating it!
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all suggestions are appeciated. good thoughts bro, soon as i have time it will be done
All,
Can someone produce an how to to downgrade baseband from 52 to 4X. Im on beta 4 and wanting to go to 2.3.2.
I understand there is some files J has put in the zip that may be flashed using recovery?
Regards,
Yea all you need to do is flash folder correct_baseband onto your phone and you are good to go.
Regards
E
Click on the thanks button if my reply was of any use
I need too
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STEP 1) go to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=920746 download the flasher
STEP 2) Extract the flasher zip file, open the program X10FlashTool.exe
STEP 3) Advanced -> Bundle creation -> select the folder corect_baseband -> enter details required ( Device, Branding, version -> select all the files present in the folder list (on the left side) and transfer to the firmware content -> click ok
STEP 4) -> click on flash -> select the firmware -> when asked connect the phone in flasher mode (Turn off the phone and connect the USB while holding down the back button, this will result in the GREEN notification light being turned ON)
STEP 5) If you require busybox or root or xrecovery it will be found in the advanced menu.
And upon rebooting you will have the baseband required for 2.3.2.
Regards
E
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http://www.mediafire.com/?f077eodoubh7687
Excuse my ignorance, but what do you need to downgrade the base band for?
caifanX10 said:
Excuse my ignorance, but what do you need to downgrade the base band for?
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check my sig and the the file from post above yours
NOW IT WORKS ANDROİD 5.1
[LAST UPDATE] [25.02.2016]
XPERIA ANDROID 5.1.1 LOLLIPOP EASY ROOT :
ALL LOCKED&UNLOCKED BOOTLOADERS.
1-) Download and Extract AlpXperiaRoot.zip then Copy ALP folder in phone memory.
2-) Settings >Security > Unknown sources make it open. And Settings > Developer Options > USB debugging make it on. (If developer options exist go Settings > About phone and click Build number (7 times))
3-) Install KingRoot-v4.80.apk Allow all messages.
4-) Open KingRoot and click Root button.
5-) Wait to complete. Phone may be a reboot.
6-) http://nut.xperia-files.com/path/XZDualRecovery/XZDualRecovery_2.8.26 go here and download your phone models zip in your PC.
7-) Connect your phone to PC with USB.
Extract Recovery zip and open Install. Press 4 and enter.
9-) Close and reopen install and press 2 and enter.
10-) Device will be reboot if it not try again install recovery. (Try disconnect-reconnect phone or close and reopen install and retry or 1. choice with supersu install)
NOTE: If you have ADB error firstly install adb o your pc. (Google it)
11-) After reboot go install menu and find SuperSU-v2.65.zip and click it. Swipe and install it.
12-) Press Reboot System. When phone opened install System App Remover (Root) on Play Store.
13-) Delete Kingroot with System App Remover and reboot your phone.
14-) After reboot open SuperSU and install SU binary NORMAL.
15-) If it fail reenter recovery (close phone and press volume down button while led is green) and reinstall supersu.zip.
16-) You can check your root with Root Checker (on Play Store)
All Done. You have Rooted and Have XZDR phone.
PREPARED BY ALPEREN ÇUBUK.
DOWNLOAD LİNK : https://yadi.sk/d/zwepmEXIpWhoM
TESTED : Xperia Z2 D6503 / 5.1.1 / 23.4.A1.264
OLD METHOD:
ALL LOCKED&UNLOCKED BOOTLOADERS.
1-) Copy ALP folder in phone memory.
2-) Settings >Security > Unknown sources make it open. And Settings > Developer Options > USB debugging make it on. (If developer options exist go Settings > About phone and click Build number (7 times))
3-) Install Root.apk Allow all messages.
4-) Install Recovery.apk
5-) Install Busybox.apk
6-) Open KingRoot and click Root button.
6-) Wait to complete. İf you see a chinese blue button click it. All of messages you will allow.
7-) When you see blue tick symbol or %100 its ok.
Look to the menu KingUser its in here ok. No problem don't open it.
9-) Open busybox and install it. When you see It looks like busybox installed succesfully congratulations message its ok.
10-) Open XZRecovery and click Install Recovery .
11-) Phone will be reboot and recovery will open.
12-) Install > find ALP folder and select SuperSU.zip then swipe and install it.
13-) Complete the install Wipe Cache/Dalvik and reboot the phone.
14-) You can see SuperSU in menu and check with rootchecker your root access.
15-) Everything OK. You can enjoy with your rooted Android 5 lollipop device.
16-) You can uninstall KingRoot, busybox, Xzrecovery app. (won't delete supersu or ndrutils)
PREPARED BY ALPEREN ÇUBUK.
DOWNLOAD LİNK : https://yadi.sk/d/qMsejobDgedBw
MIRROR :
https://app.box.com/s/86e7vlwfmu5z62lo95vu2kfej38uj01q
NOTE: Extract downloaded zip and copy ALP folder your phone memory.
NOTE: XPERİA Z2, Z3 and Z3C ANDROİD 5.0.2 (23.1.A.1.28) TESTED AND SUCCESFULLY.
NOTE: Other phones (etc Z1) won't install Recovery.apk (skip 4. and 10. Step) they need install recovery with nuts dualrecovery http://nut.xperia-files.com/ download your phones INSTALLER zip and after the 9. Step connect your phone pc with usb. Open install bat in zip write 2 and press enter. Allow messages on phone.
NOTE: If you couldn't open recovery you need flash stock firmware with flashtool (won't need wipe) then try all steps again.
gregbradley said:
Also, users should be aware that Kingo root sends your IMEI to an unknown IP address in china during the root process, you have been warned.
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Just to remember.
Have anyone tried it
ALp TR said:
XPERİA ANDROİD 5 LOLLİPOP EASY ROOT :
ALL LOCKED&UNLOCKED BOOTLOADERS.
1-) Copy ALP folder in phone memory.
2-) Settings >Security > Unknown sources make it open.
3-) Install Root.apk Allow all messages.
4-) Install Recovery.apk
5-) Open KingoRoot and click Root button.
6-) Wait to complete. İf you see a chinese blue button click it. All of messages you will allow.
7-) When you see blue tick symbol or %100 its ok.
Look to the menu KingUser its in here ok. No problem dont open it.
9-) Open XZRecovery and click Install Recovery .
10-) Say download and install busybox. When its say conguriculations its ok close the app.
11-) Open XZRecovery and click Install Recovery again.
12-) Phone will be reboot and recovery will open.
13-) Install > find ALP folder and select SuperSU.zip then swipe and install it.
14-) Complete the install Wipe Cache/Dalvik and reboot the phone.
15-) You can see SuperSU in menu and check with rootchecker your root access.
16-) Everything OK. You can enjoy with your rooted Android 5 lollipop device.
17-) You can uninstall KingoRoot app.
PREPARED BY ALPEREN ÇUBUK.
DOWNLOAD LİNK : yadi.sk/d/HXvHc2S1gcJAH
NOTE: Extract downloaded zip and copy ALP folder your phone memory.
NOTE: XPERİA Z2 ANDROİD 5.0.2 (23.1.A.1.28) TESTED AND SUCCESFULLY.
EXTRA : yadi.sk/d/y8l86sB0gcJUX CAMERA (AUTO 20MP) and SOUND (Stereo) mod zips in this link.
You can install with recovery menu (XZRecovery reboot recovery) and install zips wipe dalvik cache and reboot)
SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH
(i CAN'T OPEN THIS IN ANDROID DEVELOPMENT BECAUSE I HAVEN'T 10 POST )
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Looking good but how its works?
Confirm working in Lb thanku....
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Yes it's work
stayawake said:
Just to remember.
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kingoroot does not actually collect IMEI's anymore.. it's been this way for a while now..
Works on LB?
Yeah works on locked bootloader, did it yesterday, just be warned that it doesn't work properly if you have encrypted your phone as twrp can't access system. Had to backup and factory reset my phone to remove encryption.
Works fine guys! No problems here. (locked bootloader)
Thanks
Sent from my D6503 using XDA Free mobile app
Someone says using this way to root you won't have the battery drain issue as you flash a pre-rooted zip. Who can tell me whether it's true?
Can anyone re-upload? It got deleted!!
nosvasedis said:
Can anyone re-upload? It got deleted!!
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1ArlSsxe9XGZXdDTEppWHJYa0E/view?usp=sharing
Here you go
Reuploaded and added busybox apk for have trouble when busybox install users.
thanks it worked ! imei sent to anonymous ip....is that safe ?
waleed.619 said:
thanks it worked ! imei sent to anonymous ip....is that safe ?
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İ think its not important kingroot not save the imei's. And this method we disable and delete all kingroot apps we need it only install recovery. Then we can use standart supersu access.
Ningyou Higeki said:
Someone says using this way to root you won't have the battery drain issue as you flash a pre-rooted zip. Who can tell me whether it's true?
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I ask the same question... it's true that doesn't drain your battery anymore?
xPlayGunZ said:
Works fine guys! No problems here. (locked bootloader)
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No problems like battery drain or overheating?
Ningyou Higeki said:
No problems like battery drain or overheating?
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No battery drain or overheat problem. I rooted my phone this method and use 2 days. Everything normally and stabil.