yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Cruise General] crunluath:
Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz, (the Federal Office For Radiation Safety in Germany) rates it at 0,89 W/kg (http://www.bfs.de/elektro/hff/oekolabel.html)

Here's a link to a list of many phones and their SAR ratings as reported by Swisscom (http://www.swisscom-mobile.ch/scm/mce_sarwerte-en.aspx). Most Touch phones listed are between 0,4 and 0,8 W/kg.

There are two different standards for maximum exposure limits. The International (2.0W/kg) and the US FCC (1.6W/kg). The information above is based on 2.0W/kg testing. The SAR ratings listed throughout the internet for this phone range anywhere from 0,4xx to 1.4xx W/kg, which shows that testing and reporting varies as do beliefs on what's safe and not safe.

Best way to avoid cooking your brain is to just use the speaker phone or an ear piece, corded preferably. Using a bluetooth earpiece can be just as bad or worse (in the case of inside-the-ear dwelling models) than having the phone next to your head since they too put out RF signals.
[Touch Cruise General] crunluath:
Same hardware (HTC Polaris / P3650), really only cosmetically different.
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lemmor81:
Hi im new here. I have big prob. My gt-i8190 power button is broken. When the button was still ok i was able to upgrade my rom to omnirom 5.1.1. I was really happy with it until the power button got broken. My prob is now cannot boot to recovery so i could install supersu. Hope u could help me.. (By the way is there a way to disable the pull down menu while the phone is locked? Coz often times the flash light opens by itself while its in my pocket.)
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Here was a Guide. Someone said people don't care about Me or My Work so...​
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] lenchan139:
does it need unlock bl and will it break the drm？
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Like i said on other Places before. DRMs will get lost after unlocking but only the Ones for the Display Colors, Xperia Services and Netflix 4K. They will get restored after locking and flashing a Firmware again and it's already handled Like that from SONY since the Xperia 1 & 5.

And Sure, You need to be unlocked to modify anything on a Android Device persistently.

Br:cowboy:
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] alphonsezero:
Would anyone please make a patched boot.img for XQ-AT52?

Attach the file link.

https://mega.nz/file/sVgj3IjT#bkWnWs8TQhwI-dp9mtXC5FLcNVxXD613qzTmblX_tnk

I installed Magisk Manager on a non-rooted Xperia 1 Ii and did the following, but the patched boot.img is not created.

Magisk Install-Install-Select and Patch a File

Select XQ-AT52 boot.img

got this message

-Device platform: arm64-v8a

-Processing tar file

--Writing: ./xbl_config_43.mbn

--Writing: ./tzxflattest_43.mbn

--Writing: ./xbl_43.mbn

--Writing: ./xfl_43.mbn

--Writing: ./qupfw_43.mbn

--Writing: ./aop_43.mbn

--Writing: ./cmnlib_43.mbn

--Writing: ./devcfg_43.mbn

--Writing: ./abl_43.mbn

--Writing: ./uefisecapp_43.mbn

--Writing: ./keymaster_43.mbn

--Writing: ./hyp_43.mbn

--Writing: ./tz_43.mbn

--Writing: ./cmnlib64_43.mbn

--Writing: ./tzxfl_43.mbn

! No boot image found

!Process error

!Installation failed
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] AJHutchinson:
You can use this Old version of Canary Magisk to make a patched boot.img straight from the boot.sin file:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10xY6I2tmeq0TXy7Oe0FRxEOkBZ1ASB3y/view?usp=drivesdk

Then use this Canary Magisk to update the boot.img to the latest version :

https://drive.google.com/file/d/116Nk7xgUl1Idz0JYLfmGxRnnJHbRFdo5/view?usp=drivesdk

Need any help with anything or if you keep failing just upload and send us your boot.sin file ??

Edit: I just noticed your link, your using the wrong file you need the boot one (boot_X-FLASH-ALL-2389) it's not inside the boot folder it's in the root directory, I would've downloaded it for you but I'm not sure which region you need.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] tobos:
Thanks to you, we were able to root the XQ-AT52.

Question, is it possible to modify the system files?

please tell me.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] chortya:
Are you sure that it is possible to relock the bootloader? This ia not possible for Xperia 10.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
The Xperias are using System-as-root so no TWRP but You can do it with Magisk like i do with My MARS_SOM Systemlessly. OR You can make own GSIs based on Stock or AOSP...

YES, I also heard even the Xperia 10 and 10 Plus can do that but they are no Flagships and May don't even have Special DRMs. I never touched the Firmwares of them but possible that they got that Option with Android 10 Updates...
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] tobos:
system mont

Sorry for the repeated occurrences.

When I run the adb command, everything is disabled.

Can you give me the detailed steps to mount the system?
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] daphix:
wrong magisk image xperia 1 II

Man , your file corupted my phone....shame to you..
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Thanks for the additional Infos like what Model You have. Is it the Single SIM one (EU?)? An Xperia Z or a Galaxy S2? What have You done? Which Firmware are You on? Don't blame Me for My Work, blame You for not giving even a Single info, No one can Help You Like this....:rolleyes:
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] daphix:
i think in this general root topic you provided wrong files from another image, for your rom, marsom, who is in another section;

that's why was bricked, sorry for telling you all of this; here you have to tell clearly what image you used as source for magisk;

your work is good, but the details in this post are limited for simple users like me;

my version is single sim EU; XQ-AT51; 58.0.A.3.39; customized EU 1321-7706 R13A;

i suceed to repair, after digging on more sites, but i have to recognize that one of your instructions from other post also helped me ; by extracting the File boot_X-FLASH-ALL-2389.sin from ftf image (downloaded previously with flashtool) with Unsin and converting into img and flashing back;

Have attentions, your magisk boot image (link to drive) from this topic are wrong, even as file size.

Also your refference to the command of flashing 2 partitions is wrong, is not applicable (simple rooting of Xperia 1 II EU single Sim version, in my case); you need only one:

fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img

I reacted because this lack of information and confusion is spread all over the topics, and even a little mistake conduct to risk of bricking the phones;

the people who post solutions, images, should be aware - here is not instagram, is not beauty contest.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Winrahr:
Don't flash things randomly if you don't know how they work. The DIY section also describes pretty well the simple steps you need to do. Which would've saved you from this entire situation.

Learn how A/B partitions work to realize why you need to flash both partitions.

Again, don't mod your phone if you don't have the knowledge of basic workings of Android. Flashing a bad boot image won't brick your phone, and as you have discovered is recoverable. There is no reason to overreact. You merely flashed a boot image for a different firmware.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Thanks for Your Reply! Couldn't say it any better... :highfive:

To be honest: "This Guide includes the Kernel for the EU Models of the XPERIA 1, 5 and 1 MARK 2. If You have another Model, please get Your own Kernel like explained on the bottom of this Post."

This is the first Sentence of this Thread. What People can blame Me for is that i don't tell the Model Numbers i got the Images from, but if You take a look on XperiFirm... There is only one EU Model of each Xperia (Except the 2019 Xperias but that would be EU3 in this case instead of EU and is still Dual SIM). Besides that are all Images just fine. The Image Sizes are based on Magisk and is different (smaller) as the OG Image, totally normal so far...

"Don't flash things randomly" Is the smartest Thing to say. I would clearly ask on the Thread if I'm not sure what i do. I just have made many Threads this Year and i need to maintain all of them besides doing Overlays, My Website, MARS, Images and all that. Sorry if not everything is always that good described, but at the End is the Work important, not the Threads with Cool Pics/Banners and fancy Words. We are not on Instagram nor on a Beauty Contest (already said). But i'm always open for critics if it is constructive... In this case, i will just add Model Numbers to the Threads to avoid confusion of People who never touched XperiFirm before.

Thanks again and best Regards! :cowboy:
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Winrahr:
I still don't get what your big rant about beauty contests is about but I have to reply because you are giving incorrect information.

I don't know the guy. I can't comment on whether his image was correct or not because I never used the image.

I don't know what you're trying to say here. I was telling you to go read up on it to realize why your statement was wrong. On an A/B device such as the Xperia 1 II, you should flash both _a and _b partitions to save yourself the hassle of wondering why your phone wont boot when it switches to slot B and you only flashed slot A, and you'll come back crying about how the instructions are wrong and we aren't professionals and this isn't a beauty contest. Which by the way, we aren't professionals, we are hobbyists. So your assumption led to your own demise.

I laughed at this part because I had no idea what it meant but it was funny.

I don't have an issue with you ranting with all of this. But I have to stop you here because you are complaining about wrong info that could cause damage to other users, when you yourself are posting wrong and dangerous information. Your anecdotal evidence is not enough to claim someone's instructions wrong.

Yes you have written too much. This is not a beauty contest. You are not an expert. Please stop.

I don't have comments on if the provided image is correct or not, but the instructions to building your own is literally in the post that you have just quoted, you don't need to check other posts. But the issue I have with you is your adamant claim that you only need to flash the active partition.

Yes, you can get away by just flashing the active boot partition. But there is no reason to not flash both A and B partitions at the same time when you flash anything to guarantee that the partitions always match. Again, please learn how A/B partitions work to know why your advice can be dangerous.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] daphix:
[MENTION=5703814]Winrahr[/MENTION]:

Thx for replying; my reply was not for you; you not have to reply in the name of author;

By other hand, in few lines you written more clear and complete than him; this prove my point, you are more experienced member than him. all my statements remains;

He not provided correct image and his instructions are incomplete; following his instructions help nobody to build a boot image, here you are wrong - he pointed out only how to upload a file, not how to generate one. This can be found on other threads.

You drop too many accuses against victim, stop laughing of regular users, otherwise you prove that you understand nothing. i just highlighted the risk of flashing images from so called experts;

Instead of fighting with me and defending so much in others name, better you provide a link to a good thread;

I pointed in my last reply that is enough to flash only one partition, if you know when is applicable.

You pointed well the differences of flashing 2 partitions, he misses even this. I bet that he did only a copy & paste from other sources.

Actual thread Is a simple one with few & incomplete instructions, my point is to avoid "fake experts"- well known people who only try to be first, by posting copy& paste from other sources, whitout understaning well what they do and the risk for others; for them only image it counts, quality of information being the last;

This people are called "cloners". Avoid them and reply when you find such cases.

If you give me advices, please allow me one for you: try yourself to be promoter of correct way to do the job, by structured & clear information and highlight the risk of posting wrong images & inaccurate info;

You should assume also to reply to such types of people and improve their posts, otherwise you are wrong if you post only against regular users.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Winrahr:
I don't care. Just don't tell people to only flash the active boot partition because that's wrong. Instructions in OP are fine. This will be my last reply.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] daphix:
Check this, carefully;

"https://www.xda-developers.com/how-a-b-partitions-and-seamless-updates-affect-custom-development-on-xda/"

"https://www.droidwin.com/flash-roms-magisk-twrp-kernels-a-b-partition-devices/"

I never sayd to flash Active; i said that is not good to flash both partitions and author's instructions in first post are wrong;

Flashing one partition is less risky; A & B partion are existing for more reasons; one of them is to remain always a back-up in one partition for recovery; when you flash one partition and at restart OS found eventualy an error, Android will try to restore from other partition;

If you flash both partitions with a corupted boog image, you almost sure brick the phone, because will enter in bootloop, without chance to start the good image from back-up partition.

This was the case who generated all debate. And people who pose in experts by "hearing things" have to be avoided;

If you flash one partition, it remains the existing flashed to be used for recovery.

You not need to point out A or B when flash only one, will be written corectly because Android know what partition is active and what not, at the moment of flashing and it will flash corectly;

Check the articles.

Otherwise I almost thought that we'll become friends, you replied me more often than to your girlfriend :)

Cheers mate!
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] lx97:
I also think that it is better to refresh only one partition, so that the fault tolerance rate will provide no direct bricking of the phone. I would like to ask friends, can this phone be used for third-party recovery? Do I need to backup TA before unlocking
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] tobos:
xperia_twrp.img

Thank you for your help.

Can I use the uploaded xperia_twrp.img on XQ-AT52?
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
That only makes Sense if You're about to try new GSIs while beeing on a GSI. Otherwise would You have to use NewFlasher anyways or do You want to Stick with a working B Slot only? My Instructions are based on Research and knowledge. Please don't advice People to act different on My Threads. Just out of Respect at this Point....

Best Regards
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Nightmare0:
Hello, are there any differences between unlocked bootloader and relocked bootloader?

I want to root my x1m2 but I'm worried about that.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
I'm running locked for some Experiments actually and everything is 100% Factory Like. Nothing ist Missing, Display enhancements are working again. Same for Xperia Services which are Kind of useless since Sony removed so many of the own Apps.

But to be honest. It doesn't makes fun to be locked. Battery Life is worse. Audio Quality is lower, No native 4K Video Playback, etc. i miss my MARS Features and all the Pixel Stuff... It's half a$$ Stuff to run Android without Root at all (wish Google would See it Like that too. No Freedom like i know it. There are not even Thems anymore on Xperias even after Sony developed the Layer System with Google... Pretty Strange to ditch it. And i Don't Like the Grey scaled ui Backgrounds... Xperias are petty nice, but they really lack some Gimmicks... Dynamic Vibration is 99,9% of the Time disabled over Here for example and there isn't much more (one of the Reasons to run GSIs Like Havoc, RR or AOSP Extended which are using very own Software Features...
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] kanauru:
If I needed to re-lock it, I would just need to use fastboot and all the DRM will be restored too? Thanks!

edit

Nevermind. It looks like you mentioned "They will get restored after locking and flashing a Firmware" and "You locked the BL and after flashing Stock again. " so there isn't need to backup the TA or anything like other Xperia devices.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] davisdlrch:
Do we not need to unlock the bootloader before rooting? Sony's website still doesn't have the unlock codes for the 1 II
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] xFirefly93:
Yes, and you can select a another device - as long your IMEI code / number is valid, then it's all pretty fine.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] freefrank:
Thanks for the effort!

Don't really mind what other ppl saying buddy, but yea the xda community is pretty dead.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] R800x_user:
Well put it like this we are in a pandemic and not many can fork out $1300 for this phone. If you want to learn to dev go to Sony's developer site, they provide all the instructions to build for their devices. Eventually I'll do it once I decide to unlock my bootloader. Til then enjoy this how it is.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] jepher:
Hello,

What happen to the guide?
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Guide overhauled like promised to some <3 Let Me know if i missed something (:
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Updated the Guide
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] ctianash:
First of all thanks for the guide, but as a beginner I think I'm stuck on step 12/13. Where do I find/make this fastboot folder? Also, are there any other files I need to add to it? I'm getting a lot of "no *** files in current dir" errors on step 16.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Once You Downloaded the ADB/Fastboot Platform Tools You will need to extract them. Usually it will be smart to place it on Your C Drive which has Windows on it. Just place the platform-tools folder besides the windows Folder which will be Your Fastboot Destination (the folder which contains the fastboot.exe). Continue from there with the Guide.

There are No additional Files You need. Just place NewFlasher into the Firmware Folder You just downloaded. This Flasher will not Work without a Firmware from XperiFirm
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Updated the Thread again with more exactly Instructions and a typo fix
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] ctianash:
Nice and easy-to-follow now. Everyone else reading, make sure that magisk is fully updated and that magisk_patched.img is the same size as as your original boot.img before flashing. Going forwards, do I need to re-flash magisk beta update every time, or will magisk now update and patch in-app?
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
After Magisk works can you just update from within the App (direct Mode). But don't forget the inactive B Slot after updating the Main Kernel in A
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] niaboc79:
Flashing a new Firmware will also wipe Your Device so make sure You have Backups!

Really?

What about removing user partition before the flash?

Envoyé de mon XQ-AT51 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Miustone:
Really! Stop whining on My Threads or make Your own ones and continue... You don't have the expierences i made. Choose for Yourself but Stop confusing other Users with Your nonsense.

Feel free to create Your own Guides with Missing Commands and bootlooping Devices. Thats what would Happen If people Listen to You...
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] niaboc79:
Take it easy [emoji6]

I'm asking that's all, maybe something changed with new xperia which I am not aware.

And I'm free to say all what I want [emoji846]

Also no need to talk about experience with me, I've been kind and polite...

Envoyé de mon XQ-AT51 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] inprivateme@outlook.com:
can u flash xq-at72's firewares into xq-at52 with what u guid ? i try but my xperia 1 ii become fc and can't startup.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] CTO_7:
So i'm having an issue with patching with Magisk, I'm trying to install the US firmware for the Xperia 1 ii XQ-AT51 in XperiFirm I download 1321-7799 Customized US 58.0.A.3.170-R14A I then unpack boot_X-FLASH-ALL-2389.sin into boot_X-FLASH-ALL-2389.img. I then put that onto my phone and patch it with the beta version of Magisk manager. I copy the file magisk_patched.img along with vbmeta.img over using fastboot and they all copy over fine but then the phone gives me an error saying I need to factory reset it. I can't figure out where I'm going wrong here. From what I can tell I followed the guide exactly but for whatever reason the patched Magisk file doesn't seem to be working?

Edit: So I ended up doing "fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img" which seems to have worked. I'm not entirely sure what "vbmeta.img" is but it doesn't seem to be required in order to root. It seems either patching boot b or vbmeta was causing me to not be able to boot.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] jarocho151:
Can I use this method on the US version with one Sim card?

Thanks.

Thinking of picking up this one.

https://www.amazon.com/smartphone-a...&qid=1606793176&sprefix=xperia,aps,193&sr=8-2
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] phonespin2047:
the Xperia 1 II boot loop (XQ-AT52) after flashing vbmeta.img provided at https://bit.ly/37cH5MS

Please advise. The stock rom version : 58.0.A.3.224
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] donkeyman1234:
Thanks
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] StephanKliem:
58.1.A.0.921

Android 11

Root bootloop.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] DerekMakeBelieves:
Hello, Is there anyone who use Xperia 1 II XQ-AT52 Relocked Bootloader? I tried in latest system but adb couldn't find my device, looking for help or solution, thanks!
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Satthu5s:
I also need to relock the bootloader and can't do it ((((
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Tjinn21:
Good Afternoon,

I am looking to see if these instructions still work for Xperia 1 ii XQ-AT52. I tried rooting but all I get is that my rom is corrupt and cannot be trusted bootlooping screen.

I can successfully flash from XQ-AT52 HK to US XQ-AT51 but I cannot root the US ROM either as all it does is bootloop.

IS there something I'm doing wrong as nothing I've tried has worked so far.

Any help is appretiated.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] mskyaxl:
Unlocking would show that message on the screen and it will only go away if you relock your phonne to my knowledge. This means that the dm-verity check will fail until you relock it but it does not mean that your phone is broken.

Regarding flashing XQ-AT51 on top of XQ-AT52 firmware, I never tried. I have a XQ-AT51.
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] mskyaxl:
did anyone managed to root 58.1.A.5.55?
[Sony Xperia 1 II Guides, News, & Discussion] Fangwulf:
I was also getting boot loop after flashing the Magisk patched boot.img on Android 11 (XQ-AT51, US 58.1.A.3.87). But with newflasher I was able to successfully rollback to Android 10 RU firmware 58.0.A.3.194 (couldn't find US) and root that. I didn't try upgrading back to 11 after that, since I went with Resurrection Remix anyway.