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2017-09-21 , 15:33
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#1111
Originally Posted by nh1402 View Post
What are you talking about, there is a linux version, and even for the *spits* Mac OS. Better yet, the linux version doesn't need any special drivers, other than the ones from the android sdk tools. so no need to go into safe mode or some rubbish to install uncertified fastboot drivers.

EDIT: unless you're talking about Sony's official flashtool called Emma. But that doesn't even support the Xperia X. The other flashtool that was around before Sony's tool is the one I was talking about.
yeah am on about emma...I think? I dunno anymore
 

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2017-09-21 , 15:56
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#1112
Originally Posted by brunelli View Post
XperiFirm is not Windows-only. It is, however, developed using .NET, so you need to have mono installed to run it.

For Arch Linux, there's a xperia-flashtool package on AUR, which includes both the Flashtool and XperiFirm.
Well, you can get xperifirm to run under wine also.
It is still Windows though.
So, everyday users is better off using Windows.
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2017-09-21 , 16:07
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#1113
So heres a first attempt at a port for the X

https://mega.nz/#!T45hxTiR!5lOmNEmvc...QZtJDnG-5pH554

download
https://github.com/EpicAOSP/make_ext...in/make_ext4fs
https://developer.sonymobile.com/dow...w-6-0-1-loire/

and place in same folder as flash.sh

run flash.sh and follow instructions, you need to also download this and place it in same folder

happy flashings, major disclaimers if it breaks :P
 

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2017-09-21 , 17:54
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#1114
Anyone got the Bluetooth working?
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2017-09-21 , 18:20
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Originally Posted by nieldk View Post
Well, you can get xperifirm to run under wine also.
It is still Windows though.
So, everyday users is better off using Windows.
No?

The official thread on XDA explicitly mentions Linux and OS X support. Also, Mono and Wine are two completely different things!

You are not running a Windows software on Linux. The software was developed to be cross platform.
 

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2017-09-21 , 18:37
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#1116
Originally Posted by brunelli View Post
No?

The official thread on XDA explicitly mentions Linux and OS X support. Also, Mono and Wine are two completely different things!

You are not running a Windows software on Linux. The software was developed to be cross platform.
That’s utter BS, it’s quite the opposite.
PS! I know what Iam talking about, I used to work together with Xperia team on XDA (when I was participating in unlocking the boot loader of Xperia play )
See screenshot from that page.
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2017-09-21 , 18:49
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#1117
Originally Posted by Dave999 View Post
Anyone got the Bluetooth working?
Soon tm

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2017-09-21 , 18:53
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#1118
Originally Posted by nieldk View Post
That’s utter BS, it’s quite the opposite.
PS! I know what Iam talking about, I used to work together with Xperia team on XDA (when I was participating in unlocking the boot loader of Xperia play )
Well, if you "used to work together with Xperia team on XDA", I will shut up. I have nothing more than a superficial knowledge of Mono/Wine, and I just came here to correct your statement that XperiaFirm was only available for Windows and one would need to run Windows to use it, as I knew it was not true, because I use it on my Linux machine.
 

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2017-09-21 , 18:56
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#1119
Originally Posted by brunelli View Post
Well, if you "used to work together with Xperia team on XDA", I will shut up. I have nothing more than a superficial knowledge of Mono/Wine, and I just came here to correct your statement that XperiaFirm was only available for Windows and one would need to run Windows to use it, as I knew it was not true, because I use it on my Linux machine.
I also said it will run under Wine (yes, needs proper config)
It is, however, a Windoze app!
So I repeat, for everyday user. Windoze is easier.
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2017-09-21 , 19:04
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Originally Posted by nieldk View Post
I also said it will run under Wine (yes, needs proper config)
It is, however, a Windoze app!
So I repeat, for everyday user. Windoze is easier.
Well, you said, and I quote:

Originally Posted by nieldk View Post
Since Xperifirm is Windoze only, you either need a Windoze avail, a VM, or DL files from elsewhere, probably less trusted places. Or, a helpful friend
I don't see a mention of Wine.

What I want to say is: If you use Linux, there's no need to search for a Windows computer to use XperiFirm in. Install the Linux version and, if it runs, use it! It can't hurt your computer or your Xperia X in any way, as its only purpose is to download the firmwares.
 

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