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Im using sony ericsson xperia x10 mini pro, i want to root my device and when i try to use the above cmd line arguments it shows adb is not valid command... currently im using android 2.1. please help me out to root my device

adb push exploid /sqlite_stmt_journals/exploid
adb push busybox /sqlite_stmt_journals/busybox "adb: permission denied" - somebody please help me, it keeps denying everything

finally it works to the line who i must type "./exploid" ... after this it works nothing ... note : the adb is locatet in ...\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools\ !!!

i use a xperia x10 mini pro - android 2.1

if i type rootshell - the answer is the same : "rootshell: permission denied"

plz help me ... i want to delete these "FUCKING APPS" who's installed by Sony Ericsson ... like facebook, playnow, timescape, office suite, peggle, youtube, etc ... also i want to install WeTravel so i need to install Java on the fone ... otherwise it will not work ... thanks.

I no understan if no live see u do that ,can u help me sand me vdeo proses to do that..pleace help me..

FYI...

Do not mount the SD Card to the PC that way you won't be able to copy the files to the SD Card. You would be able to perform the first steps even if you mounted the SD Card to the PC but not the further steps where you need to copy from the SD Card to the phone's memory.

I successfully rooted my phone... I really hope you can to =]

ok basic things first
im using win.7 (64)
my phone is xperia x10 mini pro (u20i)
i have SE PC compan.
i have all the drivers
i have all the files
all the files are on the phone and in the right plase
i kno how to use cmd ;P

ok i got most of it so far i just har a problem with "./exploid"

"Immediately after the next command, you will need to disable and enable the wi-fi using the power widget on the phone:
./exploid
then run:
rootshell
enter password rootnow
prompt will change to # - now we have root"

ok i am stucked at "./exploid" because it never makes the file "rootshell" so when i type rootshell it says "rootshell: permition denied"
and i've tryed to type "./rootshell" instead to se if that worked.. it only said "./rootshell: not found"

i would like to get a detailed explernation to how i can fix this problem.
many many thanks to the person who will guide me through this problem

Never to do the FIRST COMMAND, I have the PC Conp. E ADB SDK.

McAfee found a Trojan horse "Exploit-Generic.src" in the ZIP file above...

Hi and thanks for this....
I just updated my phone to Android 2.1 and tried this without success...

With Android 1.6 it works perfect!....

/andreas

i am narendran from india
this very useful and i have successfully rooted my mini

I've done all those then when i got to chmod755 exploid, it says permission denied, what did i do wrong?

i want to know that whether it is compulsary to connect wifi to an open network ? , or simply switch on wifi in power control widget

Is there any way to take backup of all mobile Sony Ericsson Xperia u2oi. I want to take back up of phone,After that, trying to reboot with my settings, application and my programs. .I need Back up of original OS, application back up to restore mobile to its factory version later? is there any way to do so.

I never had any problems connecting to my Nexus One, but I can't communicate with my X10 using the same USB cable, same computer (Linux BTW), and same software. I've turned on developer mode in the application settings on the X10 but I can't get it to talk to the X10. I can see

S: Manufacturer=Sony Ericsson
S: Product=Sony Ericsson USB Device

in /proc/bus/usb/devices, but trying to communicate with it I only get:

adb -d shell
error: device not found

the above worked (perfectly on the third or fourth try).

I can only get to

c:\exploid_x10mini

and then I can't get any further. I'm not sure if I have ADB from Android SDK running in the way I should. I don't know what it's supposed to be like

when I try to enter
adb push Superuser.apk /sdcard/Superuser.apk
it says it is not recognized

thanks

It's done. I already complete the first tutorial... But in test (typing su) i got the message PERMISSION DENIED.
I already try the suggest sollutions: Turn Wi-fi on/off... change the type of conection (charge or files)...
What should I do to get root access?
I want to uninstall factory apps!! =S

thanks! *-*................. MARK

This is a great utility! I was looking for a way to remove factory-installed apps in my X10 mini. The initial few sites I Google'd get root by replacing the kernel with some customed kernel; a method that's a little scary, besides I can't find a custom kernel for my X10. And then they require one to download a terminal emulator into the phone and issue unix commands with those pathetic keyboards. Your method acquires root in a completely unintrusive way, works across different phone models (with the same processor family?), and allows me to work from a PC keyboard. I'm more than happy to come across this tool.

The essentials of what I did to remove pre-installed apps:

Prepare the "exploid_x10mini" folder according to instruction
Run PC Companion
Turn on USB debugging on phone
Plug in USB cable to PC and phone
Select "Charging" on phone
in DOS prompt:
> cd c:\exploid_x10mini
> adb push exploid /sqlite_stmt_journals/exploid
> adb shell
$ cd /sqlite_stmt_journals
$ chmod 755 exploid
$ ./exploid
$ cd /system/bin (I'm not sure why but when I ran rootshell initially, I got permission denied until I did this)
$ ./rootshell
enter password rootnow
# cd /system/app

# cat Email.apk > /sdcard/tmp/Email.apk (repeat these 2 commands for every app you want to remove)
# rm Email.apk

# reboot

Done. I did not do the WiFi on/off thing. I keep "rootshell" around until I'm satisfied with the stability of the system without the removed apps. Also I'm removing the apps bit by bit for easy troubleshooting in case something messed up. The second time I entered the system I only need:

> cd c:\exploid_x10mini
> adb shell
$ rootshell
enter password rootnow
> mount -oremount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system
...and so on to remove apps from /system/app
> mount -oremount,ro /dev/block/mtdblock0 /system

This time I did not keep the screen on while charging and I did not have WiFi turned on. The remount is needed because it seems that after a reboot, /system is mounted "ro" by default. So I guess it's best to remount it back to "ro". Also, some sites with other phones have /system mounted on /dev/block/mtdblock3, so I guess if you have some other phone, it's prudent to just issue a "mount" command first to see where it is mounted originally.

Of course, cleanup "exploid" and "rootshell" when they are no longer needed.

That's all forks. I'm now a happy owner of an efficient android phone.