How to install Tnt after installing Adam.
If I go into CWM after copying the Tnt 4.20 zip file, it does not show the zip files there.
satishraman said:
How to install Tnt after installing Adam.
If I go into CWM after copying the Tnt 4.20 zip file, it does not show the zip files there.
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Make sure the tnt file is in .zip format and not .rar format. Roebeet releases his stuff in .rar. You need to unrar it first
Haha, didnt know that will try that...
Thanks thebadfrog, it worked. How come I do not see a thanks meter for you
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vilord's old/unmaintained tattoo...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=625079
that's the firt one with wifi working on my pola100.
but i can't fix the problem with the market with "tattoofix". you know why?
loscassapalle said:
that's the firt one with wifi working on my pola100.
but i can't fix the problem with the market with "tattoofix". you know why?
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this fix it for me....if not put the files in the androidinstall.tar...and install the complete system
with kind regards...Alex
[email protected] said:
this fix it for me....if not put the files in the androidinstall.tar...and install the complete system
with kind regards...Alex
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the fix doesn't work. how can i add these files? when i try to unrar androidinstall.tar it gives me some errors...
loscassapalle said:
the fix doesn't work. how can i add these files? when i try to unrar androidinstall.tar it gives me some errors...
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for upload i have zipped the complete tar...so unzip and untar....winrar do the job great for me...
Place the unzipped(and tar) system folder in the androidinstall.tar....you don´t need to untar this...only add in (maybe try alpha zip)
Alex
[email protected] said:
for upload i have zipped the complete tar...so unzip and untar....winrar do the job great for me...
Place the unzipped(and tar) system folder in the androidinstall.tar....you don´t need to untar this...only add in (maybe try alpha zip)
Alex
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when i try to insert something in androindinstall.tar it says that can add files only in .rar and .zip
so i tryed to untar the installation file, but it give me an error...
loscassapalle said:
when i try to insert something in androindinstall.tar it says that can add files only in .rar and .zip
so i tryed to untar the installation file, but it give me an error...
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Download a trial of alpha zip.....install it...double click on androidinstall.tar...and "drag and drop" the file in it.....go out from the tar...alpha zip automatic save the file
Also look here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=625079&page=13
and here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5782188&postcount=59
[email protected] said:
Download a trial of alpha zip.....install it...double click on androidinstall.tar...and "drag and drop" the file in it.....go out from the tar...alpha zip automatic save the file
Also look here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=625079&page=13
and here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5782188&postcount=59
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ok, now i try alpha zip
i installed it in the way written in that post (except the last update, but i think it's undependent)
i forgot to say that i'm using polaimage 20-02-10, cause with the last, wifi didn't work
i tyed with your suggest, but i have the same problem ><
edit: at the third reboot it works
can u tell me how install softwares from market in the SD card? and how can i set the standard unlock screen?
thanks for all
WiFi
DZO already compiled module wlan.ko, that works with new .nbh and zImage.
Here is my Fix for polaris market and rosie restart...wifi works great with the drivers from the androidinstall.tar (original vilord) (Haret---nomorootfs)
with kind regards..Alex
@DmK75: thanks for the wlan.ko
I am happy with what I have since the new update from Viewsonic.
If I only want to add Google Experience, marketplace, do I still need to go through the process of rooting, installing clockwork and a new UI?
Is there just a simple way to add GE to the Classic UI?
Gapps install
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842590
Everyone,
I have had zip luck with this method of installing zapps. Not a dev, but I've been doing this long enough.....
I moved the Recovery file to to /sdcard. Checked for command and command line inside that file All ok to my eye.
Downloaded the gapps file which my WinRAR pronounces a WinRAR/Zip file. So I tried renamein the original update.zip and didn't get any install. So I extracted using winRAR. Still no install.
I tried the permutations as well. Extracted using G-Tablet extract. Still no results.
There must be something I am missing here -- too much holiday cheer or too many crowds or whatever.
Suggestions?!
Rev
butchconner said:
Everyone,
I have had zip luck with this method of installing zapps. Not a dev, but I've been doing this long enough.....
I moved the Recovery file to to /sdcard. Checked for command and command line inside that file All ok to my eye.
Downloaded the gapps file which my WinRAR pronounces a WinRAR/Zip file. So I tried renamein the original update.zip and didn't get any install. So I extracted using winRAR. Still no install.
I tried the permutations as well. Extracted using G-Tablet extract. Still no results.
There must be something I am missing here -- too much holiday cheer or too many crowds or whatever.
Suggestions?!
Rev
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I HAD to resort to putting on Clockwork Mod 0.8 to get GApps on my G Tablet.
Putting the update.zip on the internal and sd card storage did not work for me either with the newest update installed.
Clockwork Mod is a super easy install - just follow the instructions on how to install G Apps...basically: put CWM on your SD card in it's root (meaning NOT in any directories) and rename it update.zip, put the corresponding recovery directory on the SD as well. I use Winrar as well, I drag the recovery directory right from the file itself and to the SD Card.
Will look like:
Drive: update.zip
Drive: /recovery/command
basically.
Flash it the normal stock way (power and volume +). I press Power and Volume + without even powering off the device, because if the device is powered down and then you start it and miss that first start up, the device WILL delete the recovery/command file and the update won't flash.
GL
I don't officially get to play with my GTab until after package opening tomorrow so I can't do anything today, but I'm trying to line up my to do list. I have never rooted, flashed, or modded anything but am not afraid to play around as long as I don't brick the tablet.
What do you mean when you say "put the corresponding recovery directory on the SD as well. I use Winrar as well"? What is the corresponding recovery directory? What do you use Winrar for? I Googled "winrar" and found " WinRAR is a shareware file archiver and data compression utility developed by Eugene Roshal, and first released in the fall of 1993.[1] It is one of the few applications that is able to create RAR archives natively, because the encoding method is held to be proprietary. " I cannot figure out why it would be needed to load the standard Android market.
MSU_Sparty,
When you do updates (or installs) that have to be flashed onto the internal sdcard, they usually com in pairs of files. You will have an update.zip file that has the update in it (DUH!) -- and accompanying it will be a "Recovery" directory that has a command file in it (The command file has only one line that "calls" the update.zip file.
WinRAR "Zip" utility enters the picture because most of the devs here use WinRAR to package updates. The when they tell you to decompress it, you use WiinRAR and are left with a .zip file to install.
That's the question I had about this update. The Gapp file show to be a RAR package, but when I un-RAR it I come up with no .zip file -- only regular files.
Hope this helps you understand.
Rev
P. S. -- If you are new to this business, take it slow and easy and read ahead on this site and make sure you understand what you are doing. I try to do that, but even with years of IT experience I still mess things up once in a while.
Neoprimal,
Thanks for the tip about CWM. I have two tablets and the other has CWM on it and is fairly modded.
But this tablet I am trying to keep basically stock so I can get updates, etc. and see what the "state of product" is.
As mentioned in my previous answer, I am stumped because I am not getting what looks to be an update.zip file from the Gapp download. When I use WinRAR to decompress the Gapp file, I don't get a .zip file -- only a couple of directories. On the other hand, when I rename the Gapp file update.zip and try to flash it it doesn't work.
Again, thanks for the reply.
Anyone else with suggestions!!!????
Rev
Thanks. What you've written really does clarify the previous post. I appreciate it.
But let me ask another naive question. Why don't the developers create their update programs so they can be installed by just downloading them OTA like most applications? That would sure make it easier for neophytes. I'm guessing that the reason is because we aren't really adding an application but replacing the OS.
I greatly appreciate your guidance and that of all of the folks who use this forum.
Happy Holidays!
i'm trying to update my gtab to tnt lite 3.1. currently, i'm running the tnt lite 2.2 and installed that with out any problems following directions. that was a zip format. however, the tnt lite 3.1 file that i got from the following thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842004
is a .rar. When i go to install the zip from sd card, go to roms folder, it doesn't come up and i can't see it. however, the tnt lite 2.2 is there. i tried just re-doing the folder into zip, and got it to recognize, but it still did not boot up. i selected it and it just went back to the previous menu. how or where can i get the zip file for tnt lite 3.1?
You need to extract the rar file first. Once extracted you will find a update.zip file you can use to install.
You can extract the rar on the gtab with androzip from market or unrar it from your PC with winrar or 7zip.
wasya152 said:
i'm trying to update my gtab to tnt lite 3.1. currently, i'm running the tnt lite 2.2 and installed that with out any problems following directions. that was a zip format. however, the tnt lite 3.1 file that i got from the following thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842004
is a .rar. When i go to install the zip from sd card, go to roms folder, it doesn't come up and i can't see it. however, the tnt lite 2.2 is there. i tried just re-doing the folder into zip, and got it to recognize, but it still did not boot up. i selected it and it just went back to the previous menu. how or where can i get the zip file for tnt lite 3.1?
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This is directly taken from the link you provided. The rar file once extracted will have the update.zip file, and a recovery folder with a command file in it. It is a rar so people with clockwork know not to try and flash the file directly without pulling the zip file out of it.
Instructions for those with standard recovery:
- Extract the RAR to the root of your internal memory. So, for example, if your device is mounted on your Windows F drive, you need to extract the RAR so that you have an F:\update.zip file and an F:\recovery folder. Then, unmount the drive cleanly.
- Power off the device, then begin the flash process by holding the power switch and volume up switch for several seconds. You should see a recovery screen and it will take 1-2 minutes to complete.
- After the update is complete, the system will reboot.
- You will see the standard Google registration screen, on first boot. You can skip the Google registration process and try later, when you have WiFi running.
Note: these instructions are for the internal memory. If you have no access to that (ie stuck in a boot loop), you can add the files to a microSD card and that will work. However, you need to make one edit to the \recovery\command file, which is a text file. Edit it in notepad and change "SDCARD" to "SDCARD2" and resave it. But, make sure that Windows doesn't add a .TXT extension - it HAS to be called "command".
Instructions for those with clockworkmod .8:
- Extract the RAR and place the update.zip file anywhere in /sdcard (do NOT just copy the original RAR, that won't work! You have to open up the RAR and copy the update.zip inside. You don't need the /recovery folder for cwm). I would recommend putting the file on the root of /sdcard, since it will be easier to upgrade that way.
- Reboot into recovery. Do a backup first, as that's always a good idea.
- Then, choose "apply sdcard:update.zip", assuming you added the update.zip to the root of /sdcard, and run it.
- Reboot.
Note: I have heard reports that this might "Status 7" and I have no fix for that, yet. It seems to be intermittent.
thanks guys. that was very helpful. got it to work.
Good to hear. I actually specifically used a rar format for these because it needs to be extracted. I used to use a zip format and there was a lot of confusion, as well - I need to support standard recovery users as long as we have them (and we will probably always have a few of them).
Hello,
Is there a tutorial to load supplements & patches? I've already installed the TNT Lite 4.2.1 and would like to add the 4.2.2 supplement and also install the Wifi Patch. I've downloaded both the files, now what do I do?
Thanks in advance.
bevbeng said:
Hello,
Is there a tutorial to load supplements & patches? I've already installed the TNT Lite 4.2.1 and would like to add the 4.2.2 supplement and also install the Wifi Patch. I've downloaded both the files, now what do I do?
Thanks in advance.
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Flash the file as you would a Rom via recovery mode.
Choose install zip from sdcard from the recovery menu then navigate to the file location.
Thanks for the help. Just for clarification, the 4.2.4 supplement file is called "update.zip" and so is the original 4.2.0 ROM. Do I rename the supplement file first before putting it into the "ROM" directory or do I just replace the original 4.2 update.zip file and just boot from the supplement file? Thanks again.
You can just replace it.
The procedure to install supplements is the same as the procedure to install the base ROM. The only difference is that the supplement requires the last base version to function. So 4.2.4 needs 4.2.0 (or higher) as the base.
The supplement is also cumulative - which means that 4.2.4 encompasses all the changes from 4.2.1 to 4.2.3, as well. It's easier that way so that you don't have to install multiple supplements to get to the latest version.
Many thanks.
If im using winrar it automatically unzips right? All the roms i download dont actually have a zip file... When I put the files on the sd card and try and load from bootscreen nothing is availible. Thanks for any help. Evo, no roms yet, rooted, rom mananger (tried)
just got burnt rom to work fine... but guess i dont know which link for the most part to download