kernel_mdk
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OK...sa o luam cu inceputul sa fie foarte clar softul nu se numeste PhoneXS...cum am vazut pe alte posturi.
Se numeste XS++.
Atentie!!Daca va faceti debranding la telefon(decodati)pierdeti garantia
Downloadati ultima versiune de XS++ 3.1 Darwin..download
Sau XS++ 3.2 Crystal link
Telefoanele suportate:
Va trebuie instalate pe PC:
--XS 3.1
--Update Service(serviciul de actualizari sau SEUS) download Download link--Selectati modelul de telefon si dati click pe serviul actualizari
--Si driverele semnate pe care le gasiti pe acest link--downloadati driverele pentru modelul vostru si instalatile.
Dupa ce ati istalat toate lansati XS++.
Selctati modelul telfonului si dati conect.Apoi inchdeti telefonul.Scoateti si puneti la loc acumulatorul.Nu deschideti telefonul.Cu telfonul inchis tineti apasata tasta "C" si cuplati cablul de date in telefon.Nu dati drumul la tasta "C" pana ce progarmul nu indetifica telefonul.
Dupa ce telefonul este conectat selectati tipul vostru de telefon si cda-ul corect(de preferat selectati pe cele cu generic world) si dati click pe "Run script"
Daca programul spune ca totul este ok...scoateti cablul din telefon ,scoateti acumulatorul si punetil la loc.
Acum rulati serviciul actualizari(update service)..urmati pasii de acolo si actualizati telefonul.
Acum aveti un nou soft decodat instalat pe telfon.
Cu optiunea XFS puteti explora memoriia flash a telefonului si sa schimbati iconele meniului...etc
Vezi tutorial cum se schimba iconanel si altele link
Voi reveni cu screenshoturi..
Download tutorial video link---
fierule este .exe dar stati linistiti nu este virus este un video.
Postul original facut de catre unul developerii acestui program :by Rekoil:
Deci mentionez ca tutorialul nu-mi apartine
Table of contents
i) Terms of agreement
ii) Downloads
iii) Changelog
1) Converting to CID52 (if required)
2) Backing up GDFS
3) Flashing the firmware
4) Customizing your phone
5) Uploading files via FSX *optional*
*) Recovering from a bad flash
i) Terms of agreement
By following this guide you recognize that SE-NSE or the XS++ Team take no responsibility for any damage caused to your handset while doing so, having said that, it is very unlikely that you will.
If you do not agree to these terms leave this page now.
ii) Downloads
USB Flash Driver
XS++
Sony Ericsson Update Service
Please download all of these files before proceeding.
2) Backing up GDFS
Backing up the GDFS isn't something which necessarily has to be done when flashing firmware, but it is a very good way to ensure you don't damage your phone beyond repair.
Step 1.
Take battery out of phone and put back in (do not turn phone on). Open XS++ and click Connect. Hold down the "C" button on the phones keypad and connect the USB cable. If this is the first time you flash your phone you will need to install the Flash drivers I posted further up.
Step 2.
Click on the GDFS tab as shown in the picture.
Step 3.
Click "Backup GDFS" and wait (shouldn't take more than about half a minute).
Step 4.
Done
3) Flashing the firmware
Step 1.
Take battery out of phone and put back in (do not turn phone on). Open XS++ and click Connect. Hold down the "C" button on the phones keypad and connect the USB cable.
Step 2.
Select the firmwares (make sure you extract them first) by clicking the "..." buttons or simply dragging the file from the explorer to the box (don't get mixed up with FS and MAIN).
Click "Flash" and wait (this takes a while, 6-7 minutes is normal).
Step 3.
Flashing is done, you can breathe now
4) Customizing your phone
Compulsory if flashing FS
Step 1.
Take battery out of phone and put back in (do not turn phone on). Open XS++ and click Connect. Hold down the "C" button on the phones keypad and connect the USB cable.
Step 2.
Tick “Customize File System”, select model and region/CDA, click flash.
Click here for help picking the right region.
Click here for help picking the right CDA.
Step 3.
Done.
5) Uploading files via FSX *optional*
FSX can be used as a way of customizing your handset just like step 4. This would be done if a user had a custpack they wanted to use which wasn't in XS++ yet.
Step 1.
Browse to the directory where you have XS++ installed and create a folder named files_to_upload (if it doesn’t already exist). In here extract all the files as they would go on the phone. E.g. a flash menu swf would go in C:\XS++\files_to_upload\tpa\preset\system\desktop\flash\name_of_flash_file.swf
Step 2.
Take battery out of phone and put back in (do not turn phone on). Open XS++ and click Connect. Hold down the "C" button on the phones keypad and connect the USB cable.
Step 3.
Click on the FSX tab as shown in the picture.
Step 4.
Click "Start FSX" and wait.
Step 5.
Done. Files have now been uploaded.
*) Recovering from a bad flash
*WARNING* flashing a GDFS that did not originally come from that exact handset may have severe consequences. By exact handset I mean your handset, not your friends unlocked handset, YOUR HANDSET!
Number of users that have not listened to this and ended up with a broken handset: 4
If a flash goes bad, two things need to be done. 1. You need to flash the firmware for the model you had before (when you did the GDFS backup), and 2. You need to restore GDFS.
For flashing follow from step 3 above. Do the GDFS restore after flashing and customizing the handset.
Step 1.
Take battery out of phone and put back in (do not turn phone on). Open XS++ and click Connect. Hold down the "C" button on the phones keypad and connect the USB cable. If this is the first time you flash your phone you will need to install the Flash drivers I posted further up.
Step 2.
Click on the GDFS tab as shown in the picture.
Step 3.
Select the backup you wish to restore. Click “Write GDFS”.
Step 4.
Done
Nu voi mai raspunde la alte intrebari cred ca este suficient.Sunt foarte ocupat.Just googleit.
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