Well, I'm doing some experiments with my device but right now I messed its boot image and now it's stuck on "Sony Xperia" screen when I turn it on. Unfortunately, I can't simply reflash the firmware because Flashtool doesn't work with Xperia M5 yet. And, since I (temporarily) unlocked my bootloader, Xperia Companion/Update Service also refuses to do a software repair (because of the unlocked bootloader). And to close, Sony Emma Service (which is the official tool for devices with unlocked bootloader) simply say there's no firmware available for my variant (E5643). In other words, all I have at the moment is fastboot, and all I need is a copy of boot.img of a working unit in order to "ressurect" my phone.
I'm trying to simply get the boot image from boot.sin but it's in a different format than from previous Xperia devices I worked on and thus it won't work, so, I kindly ask if someone with a rooted Xperia M5 running stock firmare (the firmware version/device variant doesn't matter, it can be from single SIM devices too) could run the following commands from ADB and then upload the file that will be pulled from the phone here:
Thanks
I'm trying to simply get the boot image from boot.sin but it's in a different format than from previous Xperia devices I worked on and thus it won't work, so, I kindly ask if someone with a rooted Xperia M5 running stock firmare (the firmware version/device variant doesn't matter, it can be from single SIM devices too) could run the following commands from ADB and then upload the file that will be pulled from the phone here:
Code:
adb shell su -c "dd if=/dev/block/platform/mtk-msdc.0/by-name/boot of=/data/local/tmp/boot.img"
adb shell su -c "chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/boot.img"
adb pull /data/local/tmp/boot.img from xda-developers http://ift.tt/1SiFN35
via IFTTT
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