you can root by Flashtool last version ... After you click on Root button you will see it ask you to restore data in your phone
then you see in backup/restore was opened in your phone

then you looking in RESTORE.... then click on Select record to restore.... then rootme.... then click on button Restore

on that time it will roboot your phone
enjoy!!

Other way to to root Xperia Sola


http://forum.xda-developers.com/showt...

For Xperia P

follow this link procedure is same for Xperia P too.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showt...

You need:
1. Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry 

http://www.mediafire.com/?8l99drryk5v...

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2. 6.1.1.B.1.10 and 6.1.1.B.1.54 stock kernel ftf files

https://www.box.com/s/ued79ngitxuzsu8... 


3. Flashtool

how to put font khmer in Xperia Sola ICS 4.0.4

1- you need to install File Manager
 
2- you go setting of file Manager

  

3- you need to check box  on Root Explorer and  Mount System Folder

 

 4- you back to File Manager and copy Font Khmer Unicode that you have  in to your SDcard in to /system /font  them past it 

For SonyEricsson Xperia and JellyBean Font Khmer Unicode

Verizon finally released the official Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean updatefor the device. Now, thanks to the awesome XDA community, the final retail update for the international Motorola RAZR/RAZR MAXX has also been leaked and is available for manual installation.

The update brings all the goodies from Android 4.1 – improved performance and smoothness, actionable and expandable notifications, and Google Now to name a few, but there are some other major changes made by Motorola as well. A lot of Motorola apps and widgets, such as Social Location, Alarm and Timer, Motocast etc have been removed, with apps such as the clock and gallery replaced by the stock Android versions found on Nexus devices (the full changelog can be seen here).

Before you manually install the update though, keep in mind that while official, this update is still a leaked version and isn’t yet being rolled out by Motorola and therefore might have some issues. That said, it should still be stable enough for everyday use and you will able to get the official update later on whenever Motorola releases it.

Warning!

The methods and procedures discussed here are considered risky, so try them out at your own risk, and make sure to read each step carefully before attempting anything. We will not be held responsible if anything goes wrong.

Requirements:

1. You need to have a microSD card on your phone in order to install the update, as the update can’t be manually installed from the internal storage.
2. Your phone must be on the official Android 4.0 firmware with system version 672.180.41.XT910.Retail.en.EU - also, the ROM should be 100% stock and unmodified. Confirm the system version in the Settings » About phone menu on the phone.
   • NOTE: If you’ve rooted, that’s fine as we can disable root temporarily to install the update, but otherwise the system files should be totally unchanged for the update’s installation to succeed.
3. Make sure your phone’s battery is adequately charged – a minimum of 50% is recommended.

How to Update RAZR/RAZR MAXX to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean

1. While this procedure will not wipe anything on your phone, it is still recommended to take a backup of all your apps and personal data, such as SMS, contacts, etc. So make sure to take a backup of important files before attempting this procedure, taking the help of this Android backup guide.
2. Download the update file.
   Download Link | Filename: Blur_Version.672.180.41.XT910.Retail.en.EU.zip
3. If your phone is rooted, perform the following steps before moving on to step 4 (skip step 3 if your device is not rooted):
   1. Download OTA RootKeeper from the Play Store. .
   2. Launch OTA RootKeeper on your phone and backup your Root status by clicking the Protect Root button.
   3. Then, click the Temp Unroot option in OTA Rootkeeper to remove root before you flash the update. Close OTA RootKeeper.
4. Copy the update file to the microSD card on your phone. Don’t extract the file, simply copy it to the phone.
5. Switch off your phone (also disconnect it from the PC if it is connected).
6. Boot into stock recovery. To do that, turn the phone off. Then turn it on while pressing and holding down both the Volume Up + Volume Down buttons till the boot selection menu shows up. Here, scroll down to highlight the Recovery option using the volume down button, then select it using the volume up button. You should now see a green Android with a triangle on the screen; here, press both volume up and volume down buttons together to boot phone into recovery.
   • In recovery, use the volume buttons to navigate and the power button to select options.
7. Wipe the cache by selecting the wipe cache option. This will not erase any of your data, don’t worry about that.
8. Now select “install/apply update from external sdcard/storage”. Scroll to the update file (Blur_Version.672.180.41.XT910.Retail.en.EU.zip) you transferred to the phone and select it. The update will now start installing.
9. This is a full OS upgrade and will take approximately 8 minutes. So be patient and do not panic.
10. Your phone may reboot a couple of times during the entire upgrade process, and finally it should boot back up on its own into the wonderful world of Jelly Bean Android 4.1.2.
11. [Restore Root] If you were rooted before installing the update but temporarily unrooted according to step 3, then simply open the OTA RootKeeper app and click on the Restore Root button to restore root access. Of course, you can skip this step if you do not wish to restore root access at this time.

Source: theandroidsoul

With the Xperia Z being Sony’s top-end flagship phone this year, it is not surprising that it is seeing a massive amount of community development in the way of custom ROMs and other hacks. If you’re looking to start installing custom ROMs on your Xperia Z, you’ll have to install ClockworkMod recovery. But what exactly is ClockworkMod recovery?

ClockworkMod recovery (abbreviated as CWM) is the most popular custom recovery for Android devices, developed by Koushik “Koush” Dutta. CWM recovery replaces the stock recovery that is present on every Android device and extends its functionality with a lot more features and options.

The one thing that CWM is mostly used for is flashing custom ROMs on devices, which are basically custom versions of Android that replace the default software that a manufacturer puts on their devices. Other functions of CWM include the ability to factory reset a device, backup and restore a device’s ROM, and flash custom kernels, hacks, and mods.

So if you’re looking to install CWM recovery on the Xperia Z but need a little help, you’ve come to the right place – our all-in-one guide for the Xperia Z has easy to understand step-by-step instructions to help you through the procedure to install CWM.

However, there are a few things you must know before you proceed with installing CWM recovery on your device:

1. Flashing a custom recovery requires unlocking the bootloader on the phone, which voids warranty. You’ll be unable to get official support from Sony for repairs or replacement when needed.
2. Unlocking the bootloader will wipe all data on the phone, including personal content on the internal storage such photos, music, videos and other files. You can take a backup of everything though and restore it later on.
3. Accepting official over-the-air software upgrades from Sony might cause issues, so you’ll have to refrain from installing any official updates after flashing recovery (and also unlocking the bootloader).

So make sure you’re okay with the risks involved in flashing a custom recovery as given in the three points above, then continue reading below to find out to CWM recovery can be installed on the Xperia Z.

Compatibility

The procedure described below is only for the Sony Xperia Z. Do not try it on any other device.

Warning!

The methods and procedures discussed here are considered risky, so try them out at your own risk, and make sure to read each step carefully before attempting anything. We will not be held responsible if anything goes wrong.

Requirements

1. Your phone must be running the 10.1.A.1.350 firmware/build number. Check the firmware/build number in the Settings » About phone menu. Don’t try this procedure if you are running any other firmware.
2. Take a backup of all the data on your phone. Flashing CWM recovery requires unlocking the bootloader on the phone which wipes everything – including music, photos, videos, etc – and factory resets it. Use our Android Backup Guide for help on how to back up apps and other data, such as contacts, SMS, bookmarks, etc. Then, after you’ve backed personal data up, copy everything off the phone’s storage to a computer.
   • NOTE: Backup is optional and you can skip this step if you do not wish to back up anything.
3. Unlock the bootloader on your Xperia Z using this guide. Unlocking bootloader wipes all data from the phone so make sure you take a backup as mentioned in step 1.
   • NOTE: If you’ve already unlocked the bootloader on your device, you can skip this step.
4. Install the Android SDK using the guide → here. This is required for flashing the necessary files on the phone. NOTE: Skip this step if you already installed Android SDK when unlocking the bootloader.
5. [Skip if you did this while unlocking bootloader] You’ll need to do the following things to install the fastboot drivers (fastboot is used for flashing the necessary files on the phone) for the phone on your computer.
   1. Download and unzip this file (use a program like WinZip or WinRAR for extraction) to obtain a file named android_winusb.inf.
   2. Copy this android_winusb.inf file to the extras » google » usb_driver folder where you installed the Android SDK. Replace the existing file when asked to do so.

How to Install CWM Recovery on Xperia Z

1. Download the latest version of ClockworkMod (CWM) recovery from the source page.
2. Copy the recovery file to the Android SDK » platform-tools folder.
3. Now, turn off your Xperia Z. Then, while holding down the “Volume UP” button, plug in the USB cable to your phone (make sure cable is connected to the computer before connecting to phone). This will start the device in FASTBOOT mode.
4. [Skip if you already installed the drivers during bootloader unlocking] The device installation screen will pop up on your computer. Here, select the “Browse my computer for driver software,” followed by “Let me pick from a list of device drivers” option. Then click on “Have Disk”, browse to the Android SDK » extras » google » usb_driver folder, and select the android_winusb.inf file. Then, select “Android Bootloader Interface” from the list and finish the driver installation by following the onscreen instructions on your computer.
5. Open the Android SDK » platform-tools folder. Here, press and hold down the SHIFT button on your keyboard, then right-click on an empty part of the screen. Then, click on the “Open command window here” option in the right-click menu to open a command prompt window.
   
6. In the command prompt window, type in fastboot.exe -i 0x0fce getvar version and press Enter. If a value is returned as a response, such as 0.3 or 0.5, then the device is properly connected and you can go to the next step.
7. Then, type in fastboot.exe -i 0x0fce flash boot name_of_file.img in the command prompt, replacing name_of_file with the name of the recovery file downloaded in step 1, and press Enter. This will flash CWM recovery on the phone.
8. After you get a FINISHED message in command prompt, enter fastboot reboot to reboot the phone. You can close the command prompt window and disconnect the phone from the computer.
9. ClockworkMod recovery is now installed on your Xperia Z. Make sure to read the “Booting into ClockworkMod Recovery” section after method II below to find out you can boot into CWM when needed.

Booting into ClockworkMod Recovery

Whenever you want to use CWM recovery, do the following:

1. Turn off and then turn on the phone. Once the Sony logo shows up and the LED light on the phone lights up, start pressing the Volume Up key repeatedly until the phone boots into CWM recovery. Remember to tap/press the volume key numerous time instead of keeping it pressed continuously.
2. Once CWM recovery shows up, you can use the volume buttons to scroll up and down and the power button as the select/enter key.
3. Rebooting back into Android from CWM recovery can be done by selecting the “reboot system now” option in the main menu of CWM.

source: theandroidsoul