The Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update was finally released for the Sony Xperia Z, ZL and ZR series via OTA (over-the-air). It comes with the build number 10.7.A.0.222 and it brings many improvements for these devices. If you own a Sony Xperia Z, ZL or ZR device and you’ll receive an update notification, you will need to select the “Yes, download” option, followed by “Install now” (after the download is complete).

After the mobile device is updated to the new Android 5.1.1 Lollipop OS, it will restart instantly and you will see that it runs on the latest Android version. The Android 5.1.1 update comes with improvements and bug fixes and it is not considered a major update for the devices we’ve mentioned above. As any other OTA update, depending on the region you live in and the carrier you are connected to, you will receive the update sooner or later.

Unfortunately, the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update (build number 10.7.A.0.222) doesn’t come with a fix for the Stagefright exploit. According to the Xperia Blog, the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop OTA update is also expected to be released for Sony’s mid-range devices such as: Xperia M2 Aqua, Xperia M2 and Xperia M2 Dual. If you have updated your Xperia Z or ZL with stock Android 5.1. Marilyn Manson Lest We Forget Rapidshare Free more. 1 firmware that brings build version 10.7.A.0.222 released by Sony recently and are now looking for a root method, here is some good news. You can use the modified boot images by recognised XDA contributor, shoey63, to get TWRP recovery. With the recovery installed, rooting the phones using SuperSU is pretty easy.

First of all you will need to ensure a few things before we start: • Confirm you are using an unlocked Sony Xperia Z Note: Carrier models might not work with this method. User is to perform this at their own risk. Chronica Feudalism Pdf Creator there. • Ensure that you have the necessary Sony drivers installed (). • Check if you have at least 80-85% of battery charge.

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We don’t want the phone dying in the middle of the process. • If you have done this process before on other devices then you must be familiar with ADB and fastboot. Ensure that you have it installed. For those who aren’t familiar with ADB and fastboot, Please refer to our detailed guide on • Enable USB-Debugging from Developer Options in the Settings menu. • If you cannot find Developer Options, then you’ll have to first enable it by going to Settings ->About Phone ->Build Number and tap it 7 times until you see a small notification that you have enabled it.

• Then return to the Settings menu, you should find Developer Options there. Open it and enable USB Debugging. • Make sure that you have backed up all your personal data and apps as all data might be erased! • For Contacts, Calendar and People details use Google Accounts Sync to backup • For Apps and App Data check out our. Disclaimer: The following procedure is highly risky and there are chances that you may brick your phone if not performed correctly, DroidViews cannot be held responsible if that happens.

So user should tread cautiously and at their own risk. Downloads You will need to download these files on keep them on your Desktop. TWRP for Sony Xperia Z: SuperSU: Flashing TWRP on your Sony Xperia Z After preparing your device along with all the required files we can start flashing.

Step 1 – Connect your Sony Xperia Z to your PC using the USB Data cable. Step 2 – Open Command Prompt and type the following command adb devices You should be getting a message saying ‘ List of devices attached’ along with your device name. This will confirm that adb has recognized your device. If you don’t see your device it means you haven’t properly installed your device USB drivers. Step 3 – Next reboot your device in fastboot/bootloader mode by typing this command in Command prompt adb reboot bootloader Step 4 – Now change the directory of your Command prompt to your Desktop by typing this command cd Desktop Step 5 – Type the following command next and press Enter fastboot flash recovery This will flash TWRP custom recovery on your Sony Xperia Z replacing the stock recovery.

Step 6 – Once the flashing is complete, select RECOVERY from the Fastboot menu to enter Recovery Mode, use the volume keys to navigate. Step 7 – If you see the TWRP logo, then you have successfully performed the steps on you now have TWRP custom recovery installed on your Sony Xperia Z! Step 8 – You will now see the TWRP Touch Recovery Menu, Select ‘Reboot’ to reboot you device and exit from the recovery. Rooting the Sony Xperia Z Now that we have successfully flashed the TWRP custom recovery you have the freedom to start flashing custom ROMs, kernels and other modifications, it’s time to move ahead and root the device, so that we can start using root applications. Step 1 – Once the device boots up normally, re-connect it to you PC using the USB cable.

Step 2 – Copy the SuperSU.zip file you had downloaded earlier from your Desktop into the root directory of your internal storage. Step 3 – Reboot you Sony Xperia Z into Recovery Mode. Step 4 – Select ‘Install’ and scroll all the way to the bottom till you see the ‘SuperSU.zip’ file. Step 5 – Select the.zip file and swipe the bar to confirm.

This will start flashing the.zip file. Step 6 – Once the flashing finished you will see the ‘Reboot System’ option, click it to reboot your device. Once the device reboots you will see the SuperSU app appear in your app menu. You can also confirm if your device is rooted by installing and running the Root Checker application.

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Apply paint-on waterproofing membrane where the bottom of the roof meets the wall. The membrane should be about 8 inches wide and extend below the fascia about four inches. As you apply this paint on membrane, seal it into a strip of flashing tape to integrate with house wrap later. The tape should extend at least 10 inches past the fascia. On the roof, install a row of roofing membrane along the eave, folding over the bottom two inches onto the fascia. Install drip edge metal along the eave and then run a strip of peel and stick membrane up the roof/wall corner.

Fold the membrane up the wall about 8 inches. Install roofing felt or synthetic roofing underlayment over roof, running it up the wall at least as high as the step flashing will be A starter strip of roofing is installed along the bottom of the roof and Kickout flashing is installed in place of the bottom piece of step flashing.

The first course of shingles is installed and so is the step flashing, which should overlap the previous piece by about two inches, and its top should align with the top of the shingle. Install another strip of peel and stick membrane over the top of the step flashing, cutting a slit for the kickout flashing.

Leave a 2 inch gap between the membrane and the roofing. Below the roof, Install house wrap, integrating the top with the strip of peel and stick tape already in place. Add another course of house wrap, overlapping the lower course and making a slit for the kickout flashing. Keep the house wrap about 2 inches off the roofing, too.

Install siding as normal, and keep the bottom a couple of inches above the roofing—regardless of siding type. Install a gutter behind the drip edge to collect the water and, and you can channel all of the water off of the roof, and into the downspout.

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