Restore original Sony firmware on Xperia Z with Linux tools

Hello,
I tried Cyanogenmod 10.2 Milestone and after that my IMEI was gone and I could not make calls any longer.
I now would like to restore the original Sony firmware for my Xperia Z. But, I do not use and do not have MS Windows. I have the Android SDK installed.
How can I restore the original Sony firmware just with Linux tools? Can I do that with the Android SDK?
Thank you in advance.

GREAT! I HAVE MY IMEI BACK!!!
After installing the latest Cyanogenmod I have my IMEI back and the SIM card works again.
To avoid future problems, how do I backup my IMEI? What folders or files do I need to backup the IMEI?
Thank you.

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The information has been confirmed on the product blog (http://blogs.sonymobile.com/products/2012/07/31/on-android-4-1-jelly-bean/).
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