Rooting on stock .368

This is all for UBL. If your bootloader is locked, only the *most* recent kingroot works but those apps make me angry in how they behave, and that's before I find out they send stuff to some server in China. You can not replace kingroot with supersu because they're currently in some spat.

I fought with this for the better part of a week, so you get to benefit. Used flashtool to download the new .368 rom for the region I wanted. Used emma to add recovery partition and then flashed the recovery here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...0&postcount=12 Thought it would work out fine and flashed as many superSU.zip's as I could find. All of them wanted to update the su binary and I could never get root from adb. I think it's a selinus thing.

If I installed the kernel here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/sony...sybox-t3202799 and booted to *it's* recovery (by hitting vol-dn after boot, instead of holding it while I press pwr to get into the recovery partition's recovery) then when I flashed the same supersu.zip that I was using before, it works.

The third paragraph probably wouldn't be needed if the supersu.zip did the right selinux stuff. I'm going to see how I can get the original kernel to cooperate, but I'm not hopeful.