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Installing Android 4.4.2 CM 11 (Unofficial) on the Sony Xperia P CWM Recovery Method:
Download the latest CM 11 nightly build available from this link
Since the ROM doesn't include Google apps, you'll need to download a separate zip from this link
Connect your Xperia P to your computer using the USB cable
Copy the downloaded zip files from your computer to your phone's storage (root directory; don't create a new folder)
After the files have been transferred, disconnect your Xperia P from your PC and turn it off
Reboot the device in recovery mode. To do so, press and hold the "Power" button, and tap the "Volume Up" button multiple times. When a blue screen appears and the phone vibrates, stop tapping the volume key
From the CWM recovery screen, select "backup & restore" to create a NANDROID backup
Once the backup has been created, select "data wipeout / factory reset". Then, select "wipe cache" as well as "dalvik cache" from the "Advanced" menu
With the memory wiped, return to the recovery menu and select "Install zip from SD card". Browse for the CM 11 zip file downloaded at step 1, and flash it
From the CWM recovery screen, select "Install zip from SD card" again. This time around, browse for the Gapps zip file downloaded at step 2
After both files have been flashed, select "+++Go Back+++" and then "Reboot system now". NOTE: the first reboot after the flashing process can take several minutes to complete. If the process does not finish in 10 minutes, or if your device is stuck in a boot loop, you'll need to redo the whole guide without skipping any steps.
NOTE: The NANDROID backup can be used to restore your previous ROM. If you wish to do this, simply reboot in CWM recovery, select "backup & restore" and restore the appropriate backup file
Ich hab die boot.img über cmd (fastbootmode) reingeladen. Danach wollte ich in den Recoverymodus das geht aber leider nicht.
wie bekomm ich jetzt meine alte TFT wieder drauf? Oder was muss ich machen das es weiter geht?
Problem selbst gelöst. Danke trotzdem
LG Mexx8828
Installing Android 4.4.2 CM 11 (Unofficial) on the Sony Xperia P CWM Recovery Method:
Download the latest CM 11 nightly build available from this link
Since the ROM doesn't include Google apps, you'll need to download a separate zip from this link
Connect your Xperia P to your computer using the USB cable
Copy the downloaded zip files from your computer to your phone's storage (root directory; don't create a new folder)
After the files have been transferred, disconnect your Xperia P from your PC and turn it off
Reboot the device in recovery mode. To do so, press and hold the "Power" button, and tap the "Volume Up" button multiple times. When a blue screen appears and the phone vibrates, stop tapping the volume key
From the CWM recovery screen, select "backup & restore" to create a NANDROID backup
Once the backup has been created, select "data wipeout / factory reset". Then, select "wipe cache" as well as "dalvik cache" from the "Advanced" menu
With the memory wiped, return to the recovery menu and select "Install zip from SD card". Browse for the CM 11 zip file downloaded at step 1, and flash it
From the CWM recovery screen, select "Install zip from SD card" again. This time around, browse for the Gapps zip file downloaded at step 2
After both files have been flashed, select "+++Go Back+++" and then "Reboot system now". NOTE: the first reboot after the flashing process can take several minutes to complete. If the process does not finish in 10 minutes, or if your device is stuck in a boot loop, you'll need to redo the whole guide without skipping any steps.
NOTE: The NANDROID backup can be used to restore your previous ROM. If you wish to do this, simply reboot in CWM recovery, select "backup & restore" and restore the appropriate backup file
Ich hab die boot.img über cmd (fastbootmode) reingeladen. Danach wollte ich in den Recoverymodus das geht aber leider nicht.
wie bekomm ich jetzt meine alte TFT wieder drauf? Oder was muss ich machen das es weiter geht?
Problem selbst gelöst. Danke trotzdem
LG Mexx8828
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