The Sony Xperia X10 is old a lot but not cheap yet, it can
still experience some latest Android updates. The Xperia X10 is even capable
for Android KitKat. I have been noticing for almost past two years that the
development community love to pay special attention on Xperia X10. Thanks to
senior XDA developer To37f, the Android 4.4.2 KitKat based CyanogenMod 10 is
available for the Sony Xperia X10 unofficially.
This Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Android 4.4.2 KitKat CM11
build is still under alpha stages and contains bugs. This unofficial
CyanogenMod build contains nearly same bugs as Evervolv 4.4.2 as bugs are due
to kernel. However we hope that the developer iron out many issues soon. You
should give this alpha Xperia X10 Android 4.4 ROM a try.
Requirements & Downloading Files
- Make
sure you have Xperia X10 with an unlocked bootloader.
- Make
sure you have a custom recovery installed on your phone (Note: You must be
running on latest version of recovery of CWM or TWRP).
- Download
FlashTool to your computer from here.
- Make
sure USB phone drivers are installed on your computer (You may use flash
tool for drivers installation.
- Make
a backup of your device’s data as the below procedure can wipe everything.
- Download
Xperia X10 KitKat CM10 ROM from XDA thread.
- Download
CM11 FTF File from here.
- Download
KitKat Gapps from here.
Disclaimer: Use everything at your own risk as Magmobibeta will not be responsible if
you damage the device arising from this use. You have been warned, so proceed
carefully
How To Install CyanogenMod 11 ROM on Xperia X10
Step #1: Launch the FlashTool on your computer and
connect phone using a USB cable.
Step #2: Copy the nAa kernel ftf file you downloaded
into the “firmwares” folder inside the “Flashtool” folder.
Step #3: Hit the lightning icon in FlashTool and
select nAa ftf kernel. Then hit OK button to start kernel installation. And
follow the onscreen instructions.
Step #4: Transfer the downloaded ROM zip file and
Gapps package to root folder of your phone.
Step #5: Reboot phone in recovery mode by holding
down Back key a few times when the Sony Ericsson logo appears on the screen as
the phone is booting up.
Step #6: Take nandroid backup of your current
firmware as if you mess up anything wrongly, you will be able to go back to
previous position with this backup. If you are usingClockworkMod recovery,
navigate to Backup and Restore>Backup. If you are on TeamWin’s TWRP
recovery, navigate to Backup option, there tick all of boxes and then swipe to
confirm backup.
Step #7: Select “Install” or “Install Zip”, select
the CyanogenMod ROM zip package and confirm installation.
Step #8: Repeat the previous step again but this time
install Google Apps package.
Step #9: Perform a wipe now. TWRP users need to tap
on “Wipe” first, and then swipe to “Swipe to factory reset”. If you are using
CWM, select Wipe data/Factory reset first and confirm the action.
Step #10: Select “reboot system now” or “reboot” to
restart your Xperia X10.
Great job, the Android 4.4.2 KitKat based CM11 ROM is now
installed on your Xperia X10. If you experience any error, you can leave
comment and let us know.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteWhere to find this nAa ftf kernel file??