.tft file
I had come across mention of this tft file several times here on xda forum.
Now what is actually a tft file.
Does this file really exist. Or is this a blunt and a gross spelling mistake by several individuals here.
If it does exist,Do the xperia models new and old have to use it sometime.When?
If it is a non existence file refferal then there is a problem.
The first time I came across the said file was a refferal to a firmware I was looking for.Later I found out from someone else that what I needed was a ftf file.
Since than on several occasions I had come across the exact same refferal files from others on different threads and devices.
The odd thing about this is,its the older members of this forum who are giving out this refferals.
And to whom?Newbies/noobs.
If it is a genuine file than I would like to apologize to everyone on this forum for creating another uncalledfor thread.
But if it is not,than I recommend that anyone giving information to others,which is a noble thing that you guys do,to please proofread what have been written.
My apologies.
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sandroidnz01 said:
.tft file
I had come across mention of this tft file several times here on xda forum.
Now what is actually a tft file.
Does this file really exist. Or is this a blunt and a gross spelling mistake by several individuals here.
If it does exist,Do the xperia models new and old have to use it sometime.When?
If it is a non existence file refferal then there is a problem.
The first time I came across the said file was a refferal to a firmware I was looking for.Later I found out from someone else that what I needed was a ftf file.
Since than on several occasions I had come across the exact same refferal files from others on different threads and devices.
The odd thing about this is,its the older members of this forum who are giving out this refferals.
And to whom?Newbies/noobs.
If it is a genuine file than I would like to apologize to everyone on this forum for creating another uncalledfor thread.
But if it is not,than I recommend that anyone giving information to others,which is a noble thing that you guys do,to please proofread what have been written.
My apologies.
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Tft file is file that has the file extension .tft. roms and firmwares have them and they are generally stock rom/firmware. You'll need one, for example "xperiaarcstockics.ftf" when you want to flash it on your phone with the program "flashtool".
Essentially, it is a file that allows you to "reformat" you phone through the program flashtool
Or you can visit this
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Superb. That's why I am still a noob.
And you are what you are.What are you?
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Just adding some stuff.
It is FTF file format.
And can be used only to install back STOCK ROM. No custom stuff.
FTF = FlashTool File
Could be ftf., and yes, as mention above.:laugh:
I had been reading from the posted link but everything mentions about stuff which are not related to firmwares.
The only passage that links remotely to android is the use of Nidesoft DVD to Sony Xperia converter.
And I truly am unclear of the stuff written there.Thank god I am not in your shoes.(Developers)
But why refer newbies to such files in the first place.Why ask them to get this in tft.
I didn't know what tools to use to open such files until jiman mentions about flashtool at the end of her passage.
I've also scouted for a .tft file to try to use flashtool and open it but to no avail.
There is nothing on xda with a .tft file.Been scrolling for more than two hours. just to get a small sized .tft.
Imagine that.
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Here you can download some tft files and read what they can be used for
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1955248
Hey there my friend.
You are doing a great job/service for your fellow Swedes.
Coming back.I went immediately to the thread that you forwarded me to.
I clicked on every font in blue (highlighted) and could not locate any of the .tft files.
1)What is a kernel....
2)Update_service_setup
3)LT18i_4.1.B.0.587(ftf)
4)Flashtool
5)LT18i__4.1.B.0.431_kernel downgrade
( deleted file at Free cloud storage )
6)How to root
7)DooMLoRD_v1
8)LT15i_4.1.B.0.587_kernel.ftf
9)Root for 4.0.4
10)Bootloader .zip
11)WWW.fjsoft.at/in/down.....
12)RecoverX
13)Stock_WiFi__modules
14)LT18i_4.1.B.0.587_(1254-2184)MMAS.7.zip.
Maybe,I missed something.I will try again but the problem is I know I was thorough.
Cheers.
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You won't find any .tft file, just because it's clearly a gross spelling mistake as you stated in your first post...
The actual and real file extension for flashtool is .FTF , and not .TFT...
Read carefully what wrote Jiman :
"Tft file is file that has the file extension .tft. roms and firmwares have them and they are generally stock rom/firmware. You'll need one, for example "xperiaarcstockics.ftf"
He made himself that spelling mistake while trying to explain you...
so, long story short, .tft file don't exist in our Xperia world
sandroidnz01 said:
Hey there my friend.
You are doing a great job/service for your fellow Swedes.
Coming back.I went immediately to the thread that you forwarded me to.
I clicked on every font in blue (highlighted) and could not locate any of the .tft files.
1)What is a kernel....
2)Update_service_setup
3)LT18i_4.1.B.0.587(ftf)
4)Flashtool
5)LT18i__4.1.B.0.431_kernel downgrade
( deleted file at Free cloud storage )
6)How to root
7)DooMLoRD_v1
8)LT15i_4.1.B.0.587_kernel.ftf
9)Root for 4.0.4
10)Bootloader .zip
11)WWW.fjsoft.at/in/down.....
12)RecoverX
13)Stock_WiFi__modules
14)LT18i_4.1.B.0.587_(1254-2184)MMAS.7.zip.
Maybe,I missed something.I will try again but the problem is I know I was thorough.
Cheers.
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The link provided is actually quite irrelevant because it's a custom rom as opposed to stock rom which is the one FTF is usually concerned with. Examples of an FTF file -
Xperia Arc - lt15
Xperia Arc S - lt18
The ones provided are quite large in size because it's got the whole 'Operating System' of your phone (So to speak) in 1 massive file which you then 'flash' onto your phone with flashtool. Here's a really nice visual guide as to how to do so
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Hi!
I am finding i need to get into & extract rar files. I have root explorer, but it appears as if RE only extracts zips (if i am wrong though, let me know).
If RE does not extract rar archives, what do people use? Looking for something convenient... I would rather not have another file manager since i use RE.
Thanks!
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Um, the free app in market called unrar.
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OK.. Thanks... I infer from your response that the answer was maybe obvious....
I saw unrar, but didn't really know if the free app was limited (perhaps by time like the windows version is), and I also didn't think it would work in Root Manager.
But perhaps I should have installed it.. I just knew that installing File Expert or anything else would be ridiculous as I have RE... It annoys me that as RE is the de facto standard file explorer for enthusiasts, and considering that since other file managers have now added this functionality plus since Root Explorer already extracts zip files, I do not understand why the author would not have added this functionality by its current version. Zips are great, but rar files are pretty commonly used as a windows archival format... and obviously gunzips should be supported (actually, I can't remember if it extracts tarballs and gz's...it may)
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OK.. Thanks... I infer from your response that the answer was maybe obvious....
I saw unrar, but didn't really know if the free app was limited (perhaps by time like the windows version is), and I also didn't think it would work in Root Manager.
But perhaps I should have installed it.. I just knew that installing File Expert or anything else would be ridiculous as I have RE... It annoys me that as RE is the de facto standard file explorer for enthusiasts, and considering that since other file managers have now added this functionality plus since Root Explorer already extracts zip files, I do not understand why the author would not have added this functionality by its current version. Zips are great, but rar files are pretty commonly used as a windows archival format... and obviously gunzips should be supported (actually, I can't remember if it extracts tarballs and gz's...it may)
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the windows app doesn't have a limited time afaik
I've used it for years free, no cracks or anything. I think they just encourage you to donate
I use androzip for rar files.
Speaking of which, anyone know of one that can extract multiple RARs at a time into one file? I've tried many but none have that feature from what I saw.
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Speaking of which, anyone know of one that can extract multiple RARs at a time into one file? I've tried many but none have that feature from what I saw.
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that is what the paid version of winRAR claims it can do.
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Yeah that one is good but I was hoping there would be an Android app that could do that.
I see all themes ive wanted required "deodexed", but yet I cant find any information on how to "deodexed" lease.link.me.to.solution:
Thanks
allow me to assist you in your search:
http://tinyurl.com/27q5ml8
...wise guy huh
"De-odex: Apk files have respective odexes that devs use to supposedly save space. Deodexing means you convert it back to a .dex file and put it back inside the apk. This allows you to easily replace files (not having to worry about odexes), but the main point was to deodex services.jar so that you can change all text to different colors (such as the clock color to white) and to deodex services.jar, you need to deodex everything. "
I understand this aspect...but is there like a guide for (apparently) noobs? As that is what I can seem to find....
perhaps you should read a little in the dev forum??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1162764
found it all the way on page 3...and i also found it by.... GOOGLING: deodex atrix
i also found it using the XDA SEARCH feature...remarkable thing it is: deodex atrix
sorry if you find these responses sarcastic, but for pete's sake...i had to do a SEARCH to find it....and find it I did. i cant imagine your search would be that different.
also, this should have been posted in Q&A, and any custom rom you are on is probably ALREADY deodexed...as its basically a standard that everyone does when building a rom.......
...must be my browser results thats failing No worries man, I reply the same way on other msg.brds that I have been on for since 2002 (other topics apparently LOL). Thanks alot.
I searched long in the xda forums and i came to the conclusion that there's no editor for PIT files.
so i started making one my self based on the specifications i found all over internet.
i will be posting my work shortly, in the meantime i would like to know if you find this tool useful.
also please inform me if such tool exists already.
Edit:
This is the first beta
your feeadback is welcome
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/96305669/pitfileeditor.jar
badge2033 said:
I searched long in the xda forums and i came to the conclusion that there's no editor for PIT files.
so i started making one my self based on the specifications i found all over internet.
i will be posting my work shortly, in the meantime i would like to know if you find this tool useful.
also please inform me if such tool exists already.
Edit:
This is the first beta
your feeadback is welcome
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/96305669/pitfileeditor.jar
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Just some quick feedback, when I click the Exit button, nothing happens....
Can you provide a link to the source? Is it on GitHub? It would be nice to extend this to a tool that can create Odin or Heimdall packages...
This doesn't work properly btw, the Block Size isn't changed when the Block Count is changed
and you can fix your phone as long as you have the original PIT file
Stock FTF Vodafone UK 14.1.G.1.534.
C6903_14.1.G.1.534_Vodafone UK.ftf - 824.16 MB
Code:
This was the first version, it doesn't work, I left here so the next posts made sense
[URL=http://d-h.st/04g]C6903_14.1.G.1.518_Vodafone UK.ftf - 519.41 MB[/URL]
I will create a custom ROM based on this firmware soon, I just need to get my kitchen sorted out again on my new laptop.
gregbradley said:
C6903_14.1.G.1.518_Vodafone UK.ftf - 519.41 MB
I will create a custom ROM based on this firmware soon, I just need to get my kitchen sorted out again on my new laptop.
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Tried to flash this FTF 3 times and keeps failing
29/026/2013 10:26:54 - ERROR - ERR_SEVERITY="MINOR";ERR_CODE="0017";ERR_DYNAMIC="0x80060011 ";
The FTF is about 300MB lighter than all the others
ianford10 said:
Tried to flash this FTF 3 times and keeps failing
29/026/2013 10:26:54 - ERROR - ERR_SEVERITY="MINOR";ERR_CODE="0017";ERR_DYNAMIC="0x80060011 ";
The FTF is about 300MB lighter than all the others
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I am looking into it now...not sure what the issue is. Maybe just a bad upload
gregbradley said:
I am looking into it now...not sure what the issue is. Maybe just a bad upload
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I'm wondering, why don't you use the 534 unbranded as a base for your custom rom?
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gregbradley said:
I am looking into it now...not sure what the issue is. Maybe just a bad upload
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Cool
Want to flash this laters today
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B1nny said:
I'm wondering, why don't you use the 534 unbranded as a base for your custom rom?
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Because I only ever make roms for myself (And share it in case anyone else wants to use it), and this is the latest firmware for my phone.
gregbradley said:
Because I only ever make roms for myself (And share it in case anyone else wants to use it), and this is the latest firmware for my phone.
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I see, thanks!
ianford10 said:
Cool
Want to flash this laters today
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I created it again and it is the same size, 519MB.
Not sure whats going.
gregbradley said:
C6903_14.1.G.1.518_Vodafone UK.ftf - 519.41 MB
I will create a custom ROM based on this firmware soon, I just need to get my kitchen sorted out again on my new laptop.
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Did you make any mistake... there is no way you can achieve rom in that size... three rom is 831 mb...all roms so far is 800+
jos_031 said:
Did you make any mistake... there is no way you can achieve rom in that size... three rom is 831 mb...all roms so far is 800+
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Something is wrong for sure.
I just downloaded the files again from PCCompanion and made the FTF file twice. Both times it was 519MB.
gregbradley said:
Something is wrong for sure.
I just downloaded the files again from PCCompanion and made the FTF file twice. Both times it was 519MB.
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Are you creating it directly from the blobs folder? Should be around 4 files in total.
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ianford10 said:
Are you creating it directly from the blobs folder? Should be around 4 files in total.
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Yes, I am doing it the exact same way I have done 100's of times before..
And there ware about half a dozen files. I will do it again and this time just take the 4 biggest...
OK, this is embarrassing. I cannot make this FTF correctly. It is always around 500MB and wont flash. It gives the error
Code:
ERROR - ERR_SEVERITY="MINOR";ERR_CODE="0017";ERR_DYNAMIC=" 0x80060011 ";
I am doing it the exact same way I have done hundreds if not thousands of times before on the Xperia T, Neo and X10. I am using the same laptop as before (Lenovo think pad running win 7). the only thing that is different is that I am using the latest flashtool (0.9.11.0)
I get no errors when flashtool makes the FTF and I get no errors when PCCmpanion uses the files to "repair" my phone.
Here is what I am doing.
1) Running pccompanion and choosing software repair
2) Letting it complete
3) Running flashtool and clicking on tools/seus decrypt/
4) Browsing to where the files are downloaded in the blobs folder
5) Clicking on all the files that it finds to convert them, moving to them to the right pane and clicking convert
6) Letting it complete and then using all those files in the bundle creation.
Like I say, flashtool gives no errors.
If I am missing something basic, please let me know and you have my permission to laugh at me and add to a faceplam thread.
Its really bugging me now though.
Thanks
I got the Z1 today on Vodafone and received a notification of an update to 534 about 30mins ago
Aidey68 said:
I got the Z1 today on Vodafone and received a notification of an update to 534 about 30mins ago
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Thanks updating now
gregbradley said:
OK, this is embarrassing. I cannot make this FTF correctly. It is always around 500MB and wont flash. It gives the error
Code:
ERROR - ERR_SEVERITY="MINOR";ERR_CODE="0017";ERR_DYNAMIC=" 0x80060011 ";
I am doing it the exact same way I have done hundreds if not thousands of times before on the Xperia T, Neo and X10. I am using the same laptop as before (Lenovo think pad running win 7). the only thing that is different is that I am using the latest flashtool (0.9.11.0)
I get no errors when flashtool makes the FTF and I get no errors when PCCmpanion uses the files to "repair" my phone.
Here is what I am doing.
1) Running pccompanion and choosing software repair
2) Letting it complete
3) Running flashtool and clicking on tools/seus decrypt/
4) Browsing to where the files are downloaded in the blobs folder
5) Clicking on all the files that it finds to convert them, moving to them to the right pane and clicking convert
6) Letting it complete and then using all those files in the bundle creation.
Like I say, flashtool gives no errors.
If I am missing something basic, please let me know and you have my permission to laugh at me and add to a faceplam thread.
Its really bugging me now though.
Thanks
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All the same as I do except I delete the blobs folder first before updating and unplug the device whilst PCCompanion is downloading the updates. I'm using the same version of flashtool as you with the Z1 device package.
Should all work as you have said, puzzled am I.
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ianford10 said:
All the same as I do except I delete the blobs folder first before updating and unplug the device whilst PCCompanion is downloading the updates. I'm using the same version of flashtool as you with the Z1 device package.
Should all work as you have said, puzzled am I.
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Well I am downloading the .534 update now, hopefully all will be good with this one...
That's better.
An 843MB FTF file.
I will upload it and update the OP in the morning..
I really have no idea what was happening with the old one.
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Hey, like the title say I want to extract the entire system to FTF file, classic FTF from my phone to flash it on other Z1.
How I can do that and which application I have to use?
Thanx in advance.
eclyptos said:
Hey, like the title say I want to extract the entire system to FTF file, classic FTF from my phone to flash it on other Z1.
How I can do that and which application I have to use?
Thanx in advance.
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If you have recovery on both devices you can just backup on one and restore on other device.
You can restore system only without data and apps.
Google for tutorial, if you need ftf and can't do that with recovery.
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If you have recovery on both devices you can just backup on one and restore on other device.
You can restore system only without data and apps.
Google for tutorial, if you need ftf and can't do that with recovery.
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They are Stock, no recovery, no root, I have to connect via USB and extract the FTF. I googled for tutorial and I get one for X10, Z and ICS but was not really helping and they are not for Z1 so if you can just semplify the search posting the right link or app for Z1 I will appreciate it.
Thanx.
eclyptos said:
They are Stock, no recovery, no root, I have to connect via USB and extract the FTF. I googled for tutorial and I get one for X10, Z and ICS but was not really helping and they are not for Z1 so if you can just semplify the search posting the right link or app for Z1 I will appreciate it.
Thanx.
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So, nothing there.
I'm not sure for link, I just said - try to Google.
Hmm...
Really don't know, I guess extracting dump won't help to create ftf.
You checked on NUT thread?
He has tutorial for creating ftf, it's not same but maybe you get idea from there?
Check here and try to ask NUT on this thread - I'm sure he will know the answer.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42135099
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Thanx, I will try, if you find anything else please let me know.
eclyptos said:
Thanx, I will try, if you find anything else please let me know.
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Perhaps the Sony PC Companion app would be useful?
Xperia Transfer
The Xperia Transfer guide will help you to copy content from an old phone onto your new Xperia phone / tablet.
Backup & Restore
Be safe! Make a backup of your phone / tablet content to be able to restore it in case of loss or damage, or to move content from one phone / tablet to another.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50044228