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[Jurij]

S1tool does not support msm8994-based phones at all. We do not have access for s1 emergency loaders for new Sony phones and that will not change in the nearest future. Only authorized Sony service centre can help you or main board swap.

[Percymcl]

Hey Jurij,

 

Ive been following your steps and I cant get a SEMC Flash Drive in my device manager.

Could this be related to my OS (Win 10 64 bit) or an issue with the phone itself?

Using a C6903.

Also, when completing the above step is the battery connected or disconnected?

 

[Jurij]

Battery should be disconnected. Read tutorial and follow it step by step.

[Percymcl]

Ignore this post please

Now you must reflash your phone with all firmware parts in order:

 

1. APPSW,

 

2. FSP,

 

3. ELABEL.

 

Or you can use PC Companion to update firmware in your phone or any other flash tool.

Where do I download the files you mentioned above? I cant seem to find a link throughout this thread...

Edited by Percymcl, 28 June 2016 - 10:31.

[Jurij]

Download them from the internet. You can use Xperia Firmware downloader or any other site / hosting with flash files for Sony phones. Don't forget, that using firmwares from the internet from unknown sources can be risky, if firmware is not properly described or contains bad files, you can damage your phone.

[Percymcl]

Hey Jurij,

So Ive followed the tutorial and came out with this screen:

 

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So the process looks like its success, and as you mentioned the bootloader should be functional. Just a note, that my C6903 was still stuck on the boot screen when I turned on and wouldnt load into flash mode.

Anyway, following your advice I went on xda and downloaded a generic Honami firmware ftf file: C6903_14.1.G.1.526_HK_1276-7948

 

I loaded this in the S1 Tool and flashed again to my C6903 and the following logs came out, which is identical to the original flash that I carried out and I am still stuck at the boot screen. Am I doing something incredibly silly thats easily rectified? I did manage to enter flash mode by disconnecting my battery, holding the volume down and then re-connecting the battery.

 

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Apologies for any frustration caused. Im trying to glean any info from the thread before contacting you.

Edited by Percymcl, 30 June 2016 - 03:54.

[Jurij]

You are flashing only appsw file. You must flash appsw, fsp and elabel, otherwise phone will not work.

[Percymcl]

You are flashing only appsw file. You must flash appsw, fsp and elabel, otherwise phone will not work.

Well Jurij,

Im just writing to say a massive thanks. Have finally managed to get my Xperia back working again, 2.5 years after I bricked it. Didnt think Id actually be successful but here we are.

 

I would recommend adding a few more steps to the OP regarding the flashing of the firmware, just my advice.  

[SigmaX7]

Hello Jurij!

 

I followed every step and s1tool finished with success. But it did not work. The phone won't turn on :/

No sign if life from the LED either. Would you help me please?

 

Thanks!

[Jurij]

Sorry, I don't have any information about your phone. I don't know how it was bricked, i don't have any logs, i can't help you more.

[promachines]

Hi Jurij

I have a z1 C6943 bricked the phone shows only the red led. No have signal of life on the screen.

 

I have two cuestions....

 

 1 - I do to the 3 step of the tutorial. The computer takes the Z1 like a SEMC device, but i can't put the z1 in emergency mode. How I know the phone is in emergency mode ? I try it disconnect the battery, testpoint connect to the ground and reconnect the battery and press power on button..... but nothing happens.. 

 

2 - And the second is.... in the tutorial you put a APPSW firmware for a C6903 model to download. Where i can get the APPSW firmware to the C6943 model ???

 

Thanks for all

 

 

[Jurij]

1. If your phone is detected properly, s1tool should detect your phone. Make sure other flashers and service tools are disabled, including pc companion, flashtool etc.

 

2. From the internet or use Xperia Firmware downloader

[promachines]

Ok thank for the information Jurij

But i have another problem.

I install the ggsetup files but in the point 3 when i connect the testpoint to GND the computer detect the phone like a "SOMC Flash Device" and not like "SEMC Flash Device".......

I have windows 7-32 bit edition.

 

 

 

 

And this is the log of the S1 program

 

23/08/2016 10:33:28 a.m. Welcome S1 Tool [06.02.2015].
23/08/2016 10:33:28 a.m. That is small and crippled subset of SETOOL2 service tool.
23/08/2016 10:33:39 a.m.  
23/08/2016 10:33:39 a.m. SELECT FIRMWARE PACKAGES
23/08/2016 10:33:39 a.m. YOU CAN SELECT SEVERAL PACKAGES WITH CTRL BUTTON
23/08/2016 10:33:45 a.m. CHECKING PACKAGES ...
23/08/2016 10:33:45 a.m.  
23/08/2016 10:33:45 a.m. DETACH USB CABLE FROM PHONE
23/08/2016 10:33:45 a.m. REMOVE BATTERY FROM PHONE
23/08/2016 10:33:45 a.m. ATTACH TESTPOINT
23/08/2016 10:33:46 a.m. PRESS "READY", THEN ATTACH USB CABLE TO PHONE
23/08/2016 10:33:46 a.m.  
23/08/2016 10:34:06 a.m. will use Sahara protocol ... 
23/08/2016 10:34:06 a.m. REMOVE TESTPOINT NOW, THEN PRESS "READY"
23/08/2016 10:34:06 a.m.  
23/08/2016 10:34:15 a.m. PROCESSING ...
23/08/2016 10:34:20 a.m. Elapsed:40 secs.

 

Help please.....!!!!!

[Jurij]

Remove this device with driver, connect again and install proper driver Use current S1tool:  s1tool 19V2015.exe   3.52MB   2956 downloads

[promachines]

Hi Jurij

The computer recognize the phone and s1 program flash it but the z1 don't turn on....

I use the S1tool 19v2015.exe 

This is the log of S1 program.

 

26/08/2016 09:15:39 a.m. Welcome S1 Tool [19.05.2015].
26/08/2016 09:15:39 a.m. That is small and crippled subset of SETOOL2 service tool.
26/08/2016 09:15:52 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:15:52 a.m. SELECT FIRMWARE PACKAGES
26/08/2016 09:15:52 a.m. YOU CAN SELECT SEVERAL PACKAGES WITH CTRL BUTTON
26/08/2016 09:16:11 a.m. CHECKING PACKAGES ...
26/08/2016 09:16:11 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:16:12 a.m. DETACH USB CABLE FROM PHONE
26/08/2016 09:16:12 a.m. REMOVE BATTERY FROM PHONE
26/08/2016 09:16:12 a.m. ATTACH TESTPOINT
26/08/2016 09:16:12 a.m. PRESS "READY", THEN ATTACH USB CABLE TO PHONE
26/08/2016 09:16:12 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:17:06 a.m. will use Sahara protocol ... 
26/08/2016 09:17:06 a.m. REMOVE TESTPOINT NOW, THEN PRESS "READY"
26/08/2016 09:17:06 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:17:17 a.m. PROCESSING ...
26/08/2016 09:17:17 a.m. SERIAL NUMBER : 6EFAE002
26/08/2016 09:17:17 a.m. HARDWARE ID : 04000100E1007B00
26/08/2016 09:17:17 a.m. PRODUCT DETECTED: "MSM8974 OEM1 fused"
26/08/2016 09:17:17 a.m. HASH :49109A8016C239CD8F76540FE4D5138C87B2297E49C6B30EC31852330BDDB177
26/08/2016 09:17:17 a.m. Emergency loader uploaded ...
26/08/2016 09:17:22 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:17:22 a.m. RUNNING S1_PRELOADER VER "LOADER_RELEASE_MSM8974_23_4_AID_4"
26/08/2016 09:17:22 a.m. LOADER AID: 0004
26/08/2016 09:17:22 a.m. [ llcomm: 00080000,00080000 ]
26/08/2016 09:17:22 a.m. DEVICE ID: 02E0FA6E
26/08/2016 09:17:22 a.m. FLASH ID: "0011/01000010"
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m. LOADER VERSION: "LOADER_RELEASE_MSM8974_23_4_AID_4"
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m. WRITING PACKAGES ...
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m. Processing package
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m. D:\z1\FIRM\APPSW.sin_file_set
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m. Processing ACPU files
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m. PROCESSING: apps_log.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:23 a.m. PROCESSING: cache.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:24 a.m. PROCESSING: fotakernel.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:26 a.m. PROCESSING: kernel.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m. PROCESSING: partition-image.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m. PROCESSING: rpm.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m. no update files in package
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m. Processing package
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m. D:\z1\FIRM\ELABEL.sin_file_set
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m. Processing ACPU files
26/08/2016 09:17:28 a.m. PROCESSING: elabel-C6943-row_201308231400.1_14.4.A.0.108.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m. no update files in package
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m. Processing package
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m. D:\z1\FIRM\FSP.sin_file_set
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m.  
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m. Processing ACPU files
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m. PROCESSING: amss_fs_2.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m. PROCESSING: amss_fsg.sin
26/08/2016 09:17:31 a.m. PROCESSING: system.sin
26/08/2016 09:21:42 a.m. PROCESSING: userdata.sin
26/08/2016 09:22:03 a.m. PROCESSING: amss_fs_1.sin
26/08/2016 09:22:04 a.m. no update files in package
26/08/2016 09:22:04 a.m. FINISHED
26/08/2016 09:22:04 a.m. Elapsed:371 secs.

I extract the  APPSW, ELABEL and FSP sin_file_sets from this  FTF file "C6943_C6943_Customized AR_1277-0964_14.4.A.0.108_R5C_C6943_Customized AR_1277-0964_14.4.A.0.108_R5C.FTF"

I download the ftf with  Xperia Firmware downloader

Jurij

look i reconnect the phone to the computer and the screen turn on....

then show me the sony logo and the message "the software update failed make you sure the phone is connect to the computer and try again".....

the phone is alive?????.........

 

[Jurij]

You must flash all firmware parts in order: 1. appsw, 2. fsp, 3. elabel - otherwise phone will not work. Search internet or use xperia firmware downloader to get all firmware parts. Then if phone does not power on - leave it on charger for a few hours.

[promachines]

Ok i try it

thanks for all men. The phone is alive !!!

 

thanks master !!! 

[RealSpectra]

Hi! I have a little problem here. I used paperclip to detect testpoint but it is not entering emergency mode. What should I do now? Please help

Edited by RealSpectra, 10 September 2016 - 10:46.

[Jurij]

Follow tutorial steps or visit good service centre.

[milhoman1]

hello, I did testpoint procedure, the c6916 back to life but only in bootloop sony, however I am having difficulty in separating the files in APPSW, FSP and elabel. therefore, it has many more files within the original tmobile .ftf. it works with a 4.3 rom plus the wifi does not work and the IMEI disappeared. help me organize the files below is a photo

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