Temporary root for 14.3.A.0.757? - Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Is there any method to root the firmware 757 but temporary, on locked bootloader? Anyone knows?
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All root is temporary because you can just unroot by removing the files..
Also SuperSU app has an unroot function

gregbradley said:
All root is temporary because you can just unroot by removing the files..
Also SuperSU app has an unroot function
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Noo u did not understand, there is something called temp root and perm root soo when u are root on temp root and u reboot your phone it will be unrooted automatically and perm roor u have until u remove ur self manually
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dontbelive said:
Noo u did not understand, there is something called temp root and perm root soo when u are root on temp root and u reboot your phone it will be unrooted automatically and perm roor u have until u remove ur self manually
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No I do understand, but why would you want that?
Anyway, just replace the stock ric file.

gregbradley said:
No I do understand, but why would you want that?
Anyway, just replace the stock ric file.
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I think he is too lazy to do that.

eclyptos said:
I think he is too lazy to do that.
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Sorry but iam new to Xperia z1 but not new to Xperia devices before I had Xperia P
Anyway what is ric file? How I can replace it?
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dontbelive said:
Is there any method to root the firmware 757 but temporary, on locked bootloader? Anyone knows?
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There is no way, and there is no need to temp root xperia z1.. Temp root is only for device like HTC wich have locked bootloader and some added security such as S-OFF. In xperia u have only locked or unlocked bootloader and perma root.

Dadovvv said:
There is no way, and there is no need to temp root xperia z1.. Temp root is only for device like HTC wich have locked bootloader and some added security such as S-OFF. In xperia u have only locked or unlocked bootloader and perma root.
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But this is Xperia Z1 forum and not xperia U and you can have root without unlocking the bootloader.

gregbradley said:
But this is Xperia Z1 forum and not xperia U and you can have root without unlocking the bootloader.
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u=you im talking about xperia z1, and i know there is metod to root with locked bootloader.

Dadovvv said:
u=you im talking about xperia z1,
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fair enough then, my misunderstanding
and i know there is metod to root with locked bootloader.
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Is there a prerooted 757 ftf file? Full rom? Can someone provide cuz I don't have Internet at home and using my carrier Internet so slow,, and will internal sdcard get wiped?
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dontbelive said:
Is there a prerooted 757 ftf file? Full rom? Can someone provide cuz I don't have Internet at home and using my carrier Internet so slow,, and will internal sdcard get wiped?
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NO
You cannot pre root FTF files. Everything in a FTF file has to be completely stock from Sony
You need to follow the instructions in my signature if you want 757 and root and not unlock the bootloader

gregbradley said:
You need to follow the instructions in my signature if you want 757 and root and not unlock the bootloader
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I didn't noticed that until now, finally you added the famous 3 steps..lol..:laugh:
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eclyptos said:
I didn't noticed that until now, finally you added the famous 3 steps..lol..:laugh:
:good:
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I didn't want to, but writing it 5 or 6 times a day for several months got boring

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Unlock and root 4.3 ver 290

Hey guys i just updated to 290 via pc companion, is it safe to unlock the bootloader? And is it possible to gain root? I just moved to the z1 from the nexus4
Are there ant steps to install a custom recovery with 4.3?
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whisper13 said:
Hey guys i just updated to 290 via pc companion, is it safe to unlock the bootloader? And is it possible to gain root? I just moved to the z1 from the nexus4
Are there ant steps to install a custom recovery with 4.3?
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Dude use the SEARCH button.
Watch this:
http://youtu.be/l78p_2ShPS0
You don't need to unlock the bootloader to get root. If you wanna keep it locked and get root:
http://youtu.be/1aq9YTlfCgc
If you do decide to unlock the bootloader. BACKUP YOUR TA:
http://youtu.be/kva9-rAPG5s
whisper13 said:
Hey guys i just updated to 290 via pc companion, is it safe to unlock the bootloader?
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Yes, before that you have to Backup your TA. Remember, unlocking bootlader will void your warranty.
whisper13 said:
And is it possible to gain root? I just moved to the z1 from the nexus4
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Yes but if you Search before do things and updates probably now you will have not downgrade again.
whisper13 said:
Are there ant steps to install a custom recovery with 4.3?
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Everything is on XDA if you just Search a bit before open a thread.
Step by Step here, Page 2, Post #16: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588331&page=2

Z2 apps!!!

Can the apps from Z2 be put onto non rooted Z1 at all?
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Just a few ones, like the live wallpaper MAY work. You need root to enjoy Z2 apps and many other goodies like the Xposed Framework.
Any more word on these apps working without root?
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kingchristy123 said:
Any more word on these apps working without root?
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As the most of them are form system it will be impossible without Root. Just Root your phone and you will discover a new world.
eclyptos said:
As the most of them are form system it will be impossible without Root. Just Root your phone and you will discover a new world.
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yeah rooting it tonight need to look through it in on 4.4 atm if i download .534 and flash straight from kit kat would i lose imei and if so how could i prevent it
kingchristy123 said:
yeah rooting it tonight need to look through it in on 4.4 atm if i download .534 and flash straight from kit kat would i lose imei and if so how could i prevent it
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Just use the FTF provided by NUT in Post #3 here. Then use Bin4ry Method to root, Install SuperSU, XZDualRecovery and update to 4.4 again form http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687443.
eclyptos said:
Just use the FTF provided by NUT in Post #3 here. Then use Bin4ry Method to root, Install SuperSU, XZDualRecovery and update to 4.4 again form http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687443.
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If my bootloader is lock do I still need dual recovery? Sorry im a bit of a newbie lol
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kingchristy123 said:
If my bootloader is lock do I still need dual recovery? Sorry im a bit of a newbie lol
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Yes, dualrecovery you have to have to install 4.4 from .zip file then stripped from Flashtool. It's an easy installation and you will forget even to have it but is really important because you will do a full backup of your System and if something go wrong you can restore it.

I have quistions before unlocking and rooting my Xperia SP

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2354721
it says i will lose my "DRM keys"
what will be the negative effects of that?
and after flashing a custom rom to my Xperia SP will my IMEI still be there?
thanks already!
Note: I'm a noob
Bckup ur TA
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Gabboxxx said:
Bckup ur TA
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not going to happen since it needs to be rooted to backup my TA, and to root it i need to unlock my bootloader *sigh* -.-
You can downgrade back to 4.1.2 and root via this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2440375
Gabboxxx said:
Bckup ur TA
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mrjraider said:
You can downgrade back to 4.1.2 and root via this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2440375
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and how will i downgrade to 4.1.2, any tutorial for that?
mrjraider said:
You can downgrade back to 4.1.2 and root via this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2440375
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and is it possible to downgrade without root/locked bootloader?
it is an C5303 build-number: 12.1.A.1.201 just so you know
SibaNL said:
and how will i downgrade to 4.1.2, any tutorial for that?
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SibaNL said:
and is it possible to downgrade without root/locked bootloader?
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Can check the links given in replies for the similar query as yours, in this thread..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2738106
You won't lose your IMEI by flashing ROMs.. usually

[Q] Xperia z1 14.3.A.0.757 Vroot

Hi guys,
I have a xperia z1 running 4.4.2 14.3.A.757 and i was wondering if i could use Vroot running 4.4.2 to root my z1 or do i have to downgrade to 4.2.2 the open Vroot and start the root process.
also i was wondering if i could open root with many android and root with 4.4.2 rather than 4.2.2.
Have been trying to follow Shem's video on youtube, the root with may android binary method when i open the runme.bat file it says out of date?
Or is there a way when i can root using 4.4.2 without
-unlocking the bootloader
-downgrading
-loosing all user data.
Im a noob to all the root stuff haha!
thanks brandon
babzzz25 said:
Hi guys,
I have a xperia z1 running 4.4.2 14.3.A.757 and i was wondering if i could use Vroot running 4.4.2 to root my z1 or do i have to downgrade to 4.2.2 the open Vroot and start the root process.
also i was wondering if i could open root with many android and root with 4.4.2 rather than 4.2.2.
Have been trying to follow Shem's video on youtube, the root with may android binary method when i open the runme.bat file it says out of date?
Or is there a way when i can root using 4.4.2 without
-unlocking the bootloader
-downgrading
-loosing all user data.
Im a noob to all the root stuff haha!
thanks brandon
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I don't think so.. And was it not vroot that sends information about your phone to China?
But you need to downgrade and then upgrade
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DO NOT USE VROOT!!
Just follow the link in my signature to get rooted
babzzz25 said:
Or is there a way when i can root using 4.4.2 without
-unlocking the bootloader
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Yes
-downgrading
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No
-loosing all user data.
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yes
PS, Don't worry about posting your QUESTION in the wrong section. I provided an ANSWER anyway, and asked the mods to move it to the QUESTION and ANSWER section on your behalf.
To be honest I haven't a clue! Haha, I followed shems video on YouTube to root with binary method and when it got to flashable zip on the sd card twrp didn't seem to recognise the zip so I have to start the phone up with no os.. Flashed stock rom with flashtool. Tried to root the other day with the root many android and opened the install.bat file and it said it can't run supersu because my phone was out of date?
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There is absolutely no need to root the phone using bin4ry, root many android, kingo or any other method. Shems videos are overkill (IMHO) and have unnecessary steps
Just follow the link in my signature. 3 steps and you end up with a rooted KK Z1
Sweet thanks alot man!
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babzzz25 said:
Sweet thanks alot man!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2440619
gregbradley said:
There is absolutely no need to root the phone using bin4ry, root many android, kingo or any other method. Shems videos are overkill (IMHO) and have unnecessary steps
Just follow the link in my signature. 3 steps and you end up with a rooted KK Z1
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To be honest I don't have a clue how to root using your signature, I'm new to this stuff -_-
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babzzz25 said:
To be honest I don't have a clue how to root using your signature, I'm new to this stuff -_-
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You follow the link and follow the instructions.
Its all explained
But you will have to log on using a pc to see my signature, so I will help you there...
The link in my signature takes you here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52407809&postcount=2
Do I need an unlocked bootloader?
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babzzz25 said:
Do I need an unlocked bootloader?
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no
flash 4.2 ftf
then connect to pc and run dual recovery
download zip for 4.4.2
flash from recovery - power off from main menu
flash 4.4.2 ftf kernel from many links here (or the rom you choose to run)
profit
no unlock bootloader etc, no fuss no muss
just pure win
babzzz25 said:
Do I need an unlocked bootloader?
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What does it say in my post I linked to....
it says
No need to unlock bootloader
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So no, it does not need an unlocked bootloader.
No need to be like that
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y2grae said:
no
flash 4.2 ftf
then connect to pc and run dual recovery
download zip for 4.4.2
flash from recovery - power off from main menu
flash 4.4.2 ftf kernel from many links here (or the rom you choose to run)
profit
no unlock bootloader etc, no fuss no muss
just pure win
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I get the bit until flash 4.4.2 ftf kernel, when does it get rooted?
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babzzz25 said:
I get the bit until flash 4.4.2 ftf kernel, when does it get rooted?
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when you install dual recovery
its all explained in the relevant threads..
babzzz25 said:
No need to be like that
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Have to be...

Is BL Unlock Code useless w/a locked BL

quick question....ive got a BL unlock code for the Z1s --- is it useless?
Yes
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southsideweezy said:
quick question....ive got a BL unlock code for the Z1s --- is it useless?
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Totally.
southsideweezy said:
quick question....ive got a BL unlock code for the Z1s --- is it useless?
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Yes, it totally wipes all data on the phone, e.g contacts, messages, call history, apps and data, and everything which belongs to internal storage.
You should get a backup before you unlock your BL.
You should just unlock it if you wanna root, and be aware of its pros and cons
SaeedFazlollahzadeh said:
Yes, it totally wipes all data on the phone, e.g contacts, messages, call history, apps and data, and everything which belongs to internal storage.
You should get a backup before you unlock your BL.
You should just unlock it if you wanna root, and be aware of its pros and cons
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DONT UNLOCK FOR ROOT,you are giving bad info bud,no need to unlock for root
SaeedFazlollahzadeh said:
Yes, it totally wipes all data on the phone, e.g contacts, messages, call history, apps and data, and everything which belongs to internal storage.
You should get a backup before you unlock your BL.
You should just unlock it if you wanna root, and be aware of its pros and cons
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joecool666 said:
DONT UNLOCK FOR ROOT,you are giving bad info bud,no need to unlock for root
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Both of you should also read the OP
he has a Z1S
root is impossible, unlocked bootloader is impossible.
Please close the thread..
gregbradley said:
Both of you should also read the OP
he has a Z1S
root is impossible, unlocked bootloader is impossible.
Please close the thread..
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i did read thats why i said what i said,
joecool666 said:
i did read thats why i said what i said,
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He is right
After I rooted my Z1, I figured out that there's no need to unlock BL for root
Read the posts that don't need to unlock BL
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Yes it is well known that there is no need to unlock in order to root
However, he has a Z1S. There is no way to root that phone at all, so the point is moot.
He cannot unlock the boot AND he cannot root.
Really? Z1S is unroorable? Or it's like Z1 kitkat, hard to root?
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Its impossible.
Z1 KK is rootable because you can downgrade.
There are no rootable firmwares for the Z1S as it was introduced on 4.3 which has no root exploit.
gregbradley said:
Its impossible.
Z1 KK is rootable because you can downgrade.
There are no rootable firmwares for the Z1S as it was introduced on 4.3 which has no root exploit.
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what a bu**er for thos who dont know about this,
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SaeedFazlollahzadeh said:
He is right
After I rooted my Z1, I figured out that there's no need to unlock BL for root
Read the posts that don't need to unlock BL
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so why ask,
I even did not downgrade my phone
I rooted it in KK (757) stock global rom
Just by installing cwm, and then installing supersu
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you can only do that after unlocking the bootloader. But doing it that means you do not get to back up your TA.
Unlocking the bootloader is an easy way to get root, but not always the best way
gregbradley said:
you can only do that after unlocking the bootloader. But doing it that means you do not get to back up your TA.
Unlocking the bootloader is an easy way to get root, but not always the best way
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What do you mean?
Now I'm regretting that why I rooted my phone by unlocking BL
At all I want Nokia 1100
The best phone forever
LOOOOOOL
Oh, thanks for your helping me to get the 4k and Timeshift
Remember me?
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SaeedFazlollahzadeh said:
What do you mean?
Now I'm regretting that why I rooted my phone by unlocking BL
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Seems like the message is sinking in.
The most direct method is not always the best.
gregbradley said:
Seems like the message is sinking in.
The most direct method is not always the best.
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Yes, I exactly accept it, and I experienced it
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z1s root
gregbradley said:
Both of you should also read the OP
he has a Z1S
root is impossible, unlocked bootloader is impossible.
Please close the thread..
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i see root is possible for z1s, notthing is impossible just like the bootloader
Nothing is not impossible for hackers and programmers
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joecool666 said:
i see root is possible for z1s, notthing is impossible just like the bootloader
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AT the time I wrote that it was impossible, but yes root has been achieved.
However, unlocking the boot on a Z1S is still impossible

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