Related
please see this link http://forum.sdx-developers.com/epic-development/adb-root-exploit-test/
if your having trouble: use my instructon
1. copy & run the exploit
adb push c:\downloads\rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin /data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
adb shell
chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
cd /data/local/tmp
./rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
2. make it RW and move files
adb shell mount -t rfs -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
adb push c:\downloads\joeykrim-root.sh /system/bin/joeykrim-root.sh
adb push c:\downloads\jk-su /system/bin/jk-su
adb shell mv /system/bin/playlogo /system/bin/playlogo-orig
adb push c:\downloads\playlogo /system/bin/playlogo
3. set permission
adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/joeykrim-root.sh
adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/playlogo
Sweet! I've been following the thread at sdx. Thanks for being a test dummy
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Hopefully there will be a one click method or something just as easy to use to perform this
Has anyone actually tried this on there epic? I have an advocate device and prefer not to ruin it before I even goes active on my line.
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cognitivel0gic said:
Has anyone actually tried this on there epic? I have an advocate device and prefer not to ruin it before I even goes active on my line.
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Yes, I can confirm this absolutely does work. Joeykrim and I spent the better part of an hour working on my Epic and hammering out the kinks. I now happily have root access, and there are no words to describe how happy I am to have QuickBoot and AdFree Android back up and running
Awesome Ill be giving this a shot tomorrow. Thanks for all the hard work!
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I assume this is just a quick fix until kernel source is released? (due to lack of apply:update.zip in the recovery)
Now i know this is a noob question and all, but;
How do i adb in ubuntu?
I have the environment all set up, eclipse, adt, and the sdk...im just lost after that...
Does the root still intact after reboot?
ImSoHungry said:
Now i know this is a noob question and all, but;
How do i adb in ubuntu?
I have the environment all set up, eclipse, adt, and the sdk...im just lost after that...
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http://esausilva.com/2010/05/13/setting-up-adbusb-drivers-for-android-devices-in-linux-ubuntu/
JGeZau said:
http://esausilva.com/2010/05/13/setting-up-adbusb-drivers-for-android-devices-in-linux-ubuntu/
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can i haz your baby?!
thanks
2kmy477 said:
Does the root still intact after reboot?
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Yes it does. That was the main problem Joey and I were having was getting the root to be persistant.
chris5h said:
Yes it does. That was the main problem Joey and I were having was getting the root to be persistant.
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Great,thanks.I'm wating for the new version of wifi tether to work on the epic.
You mean the source code that is available at opensource.samsung.com when you search for SPH-D700?
dseo80 said:
I assume this is just a quick fix until kernel source is released? (due to lack of apply:update.zip in the recovery)
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You mean the source code that is available at opensource.samsung.com when you search for SPH-D700?
Is nand unlocked?
No, it is not.
Root is a great first step. Now.. let's get bootloader access and get some stock 2.2 ROMs running for maximum awesome.
Anyone have the stock rom?
Whosdaman said:
Anyone have the stock rom?
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You can find the system dump at the forums in androidcentral.com
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New 100% reliable "temp root" for Titanium Backup (won't stop working until reboot!)
Hi all,
I grew frustrated by the annoyance of losing root access randomly, when modified files on /system suddenly become inaccessible because of the S-ON lock.
But here's some good news: I came up with a way to get a 100% reliable "temp root" for Titanium Backup.
Advantages:
You will not lose root access until next reboot!
100% reliable, does not modify /system at all.
Drawbacks:
Minimalistic approach with no BusyBox.
Will only work with select root apps.
Tested with Titanium Backup only (for now).
Requirements:
Original "out of the box" Sensation or EVO 3D (untested).
Android SDK tools ("adb" command) on a computer.
USB connection between computer and phone.
Installed Superuser app from the Market.
Initial (one-time) setup:
unzip better-temp-root.zip
adb push fre3vo /data/local/tmp/
adb shell "cd /data/local/tmp ; chmod 755 fre3vo ; ./fre3vo"
adb shell "mkdir /data/bin ; mv /data/local/tmp/fre3vo /data/bin/"
adb push su /data/bin/
adb push root.sh /data/bin/
adb shell "chmod 4555 /data/bin/su ; chmod 755 /data/bin/root.sh"
adb shell "/data/bin/root.sh"
After every reboot:
adb shell "/data/bin/fre3vo"
adb shell "/data/bin/root.sh"
The advantage of this method is that /system is not modified, therefore the rooting will be totally stable and will persist until the next reboot
Q&A:
Will it work with other root apps?
This is a minimalistic approach which installs no busybox and does not touch /system, in order to be perfectly reliable. The drawback of this is that it will work only with root apps that are able to find "su" at /data/bin/su, and that don't need a busybox in $PATH. Fortunately, Titanium Backup fulfills both of these criteria. If you know other apps that do, please post about them.
Status:
Titanium Backup (free & pro): works
Root Explorer: works
MyBackup pro: works?
SetCPU: FC
Wireless tether: needs system modification
Greetings go to #teamwin for the exploit, of course.
Have fun !
Great. Good job!
Now where is that test recovery?
If it works well, maybe you should try and pass the files onto agrabren for him to implement into Fre3vo^2 (apk that makes root better like your fix is aiming to).
That way things will move a LOT faster
Using this, I can get Titanium Backup to work, but not AdFree. Might just wait for Fre3vo^2.
Adfree is build to edit files on /system partition which is not possible with temp root
Set-Cpu is working?
possible to make a script that runs
Code:
adb shell "/data/bin/fre3vo"
adb shell "/data/bin/root.sh"
at each boot automatically?
Does barnacle or any WiFi tether apps work with this? Still at work.....
Sorry for the noob question but where do unzip it to, the computer or the phone?
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madindehead said:
Using this, I can get Titanium Backup to work, but not AdFree. Might just wait for Fre3vo^2.
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Thanks for your feedback. I hadn't tested AdFree, but I'm not surprised here. This solution is a willful compromise: we refrain from modifying /system, and thus we gain 100% reliability - but at the same time we lose compatibility with some root apps, because they often rely on BusyBox being in /system (or at least in $PATH).
I have contacted @agrabren on Twitter with a link to this thread. I haven't looked into it, but if #teamwin can come up with a way to execute adb commands locally on the phone, it could all be done automatically at boot. Hopefully they'll add a configuration choice such as:
Method 1: Full compatibility with root apps, system BusyBox, "ephemeral" root
Method 2: Compatibility with *some* root apps, no system BusyBox, 100% reliable root
Let's see how it goes... but I know which method I'd personally use
Tiffany84 said:
Sorry for the noob question but where do unzip it to, the computer or the phone?
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Unzip to the computer, you'll get 3 files. Go on from there
What about this:
Any difference to files/method from first post?
http://www.facebook.com/pages/S-Off-for-Sensation-and-Evo-3d-NOW/117107248377328?sk=wall&filter=1
joel.bourquard said:
Unzip to the computer, you'll get 3 files. Go on from there
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Ok. So this is where I struggle with adb. So how does it know where the files are at? Do u have to tell it the location of the files or do u put it in the same directory with adb? Again, I apologize when it comes to being clueless with adb.
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DomSim said:
possible to make a script that runs
Code:
adb shell "/data/bin/fre3vo"
adb shell "/data/bin/root.sh"
at each boot automatically?
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That's the goal - but such a script would not work right now, because: (1) the 1st command terminates the current shell and (2) the 2nd command must be called through ADB.
As far as I see, the 1st command could be invoked automatically from an Android app at boot, but the 2nd one needs to be called through adb, which requires a separate computer right now.
I haven't looked into that - but I think @agrabren / #teamwin are aiming at this (ie: somehow doing the equivalent of running commands through "adb" from the device itself) with Fre3vo^2.
Thanks very much..
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Tiffany84 said:
Ok. So this is where I struggle with adb. So how does it know where the files are at? Do u have to tell it the location of the files or do u put it in the same directory with adb? Again, I apologize when it comes to being clueless with adb.
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Same directory
Tiffany84 said:
Ok. So this is where I struggle with adb. So how does it know where the files are at? Do u have to tell it the location of the files or do u put it in the same directory with adb? Again, I apologize when it comes to being clueless with adb.
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I run Linux personally, but I think if you just unzip the files into some empty folder, then stay in that same folder and run ADB by its absolute path, it should work fine. Something like:
"C:\Program Files\Android SDK\BIN\ADB.EXE" push xx yy
Maybe a Windows user could give you more precise advice here...
Why would you need barnacle when you have wireless tether built in?
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With this,only run fre3vo bat file and all will install
automatically:
Ganii said:
What about this:
Any difference to files/method from first post?
http://www.facebook.com/pages/S-Off-for-Sensation-and-Evo-3d-NOW/117107248377328?sk=wall&filter=1
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Anyone tried SetCPU ? Which profile did you select, and does it work?
Pinepig said:
Same directory
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Thanks.
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Notice:
ICS update is coming, please use OTA Keeper before taking the OTA.
Cross posting my exploit here, confirmed to work on the original transformer as well as the Transformer Prime
Original:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1426280
Confirmation:
https://twitter.com/#!/pauljohnson75/status/154642187135631360
###Onward
Special thanks to -viperboy- for putting his Prime on the line during testing, and Hawkysoft for convincing me to look in the first place.
*Edit*
Due to requests and complaints of limitations of taking donations via market apps, I have added the donate button.
Be clear, donations are not "promises" of future work, just a thank you for past. Funds go to devices, kickbacks to my kids, and leftovers to charity of my choice.
If you want to donate to my "buy jcase more tablets fund' you can buy my donate app here:
https://market.android.com/details?id=net.andirc.jcasedonate
If you want to donate EVEN MORE you can buy my other apps here:
https://market.android.com/developer?pub=Cunning+Logic
Release and Downloads :
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...nsformer-prime-even-with-the-newest-firmware/
This is the support thread, feel free to ask questions here. Please do not redistribute my exploit.
adb push nachoroot.bin /data/local/
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/nachoroot.bin
adb shell /data/local/nachoroot.bin --stage1
adb reboot
<wait for boot>
adb shell /data/local/nachoroot.bin --stage2
adb reboot
<wait for boot>
adb shell id
<if id is 0 / root then continue, else start over>
adb remount
adb push su /system/xbin/su
adb shell chown 0.0 /system/xbin/su
adb shell chmod 06755 /system/xbin/su
adb shell /data/local/nachoroot.bin --undo
adb reboot
Go install superuser from market
Works, just tried this on my TF101 with latest firmware (.21) !
Awesome thanks.
This is much easier than flashing back to .19
this is confirming that it worked fine with my TF101 B70 with .21 firmware
another success story here too..
TF101G with latest update from aSus..
Very good news
Thanks I will try tomorrow and I will say if it works on a TF101G B8O
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Top news but can't adb into tf suspect its conflicting with pdanet I use for other composite drivers (albeit I am already rooted this is an overall annoyance I am having so I suspect there will be others in the same predicament) .
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hi to all...i have tf101 b70 rooted with razorclaw and revolver rom 3.11......in your opinion is it possible to unroot my device with nacho????
if i try to unroot......what could be appen??
What the difference between this and razorclaw? Is this going to unlock the bootloaders?
Different "roots"
RazorClaw is patched in newer, NachoRoot is not.
RazorClaw is much cleaner, but NachoRoot works fine
jcase said:
Different "roots"
RazorClaw is patched in newer, NachoRoot is not.
RazorClaw is much cleaner, but NachoRoot works fine
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Just for learning: can you tell more about how nacho is working ?
but if my porpouse is recovery and custom rom is ok nacho?
Inviato dal mio Transformer TF101G usando Tapatalk
jcase said:
Different "roots"
RazorClaw is patched in newer, NachoRoot is not.
RazorClaw is much cleaner, but NachoRoot works fine
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but razorclaw didn't works with .21 update.. only nachoroot..
gls9 said:
Just for learning: can you tell more about how nacho is working ?
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after next prime ota
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thanks jcase. works perfect on b80 & .21
nacho root + update for ICS
after i will root by this nacho... will be problem with update for ICS for our tablets?
cannot stat 'su' : No such file or directory
Certain place the su.txt should be placed?
Got it now.. The superuser from the download site pulls up as a .txt file.. Downloaded su from another source and now have root on Transformer BBO serial number which is just a few months old
Awesome job!
any success with tf101g and 8.6.6.23?
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Jcase you are my HERO!!
Thanks, first method that works for me and my .21 firmware.
sciacca75 said:
any success with tf101g and 8.6.6.23?
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Just try it. I have seen reports of success on the TF101G .23 firmware.
I had the issue of downgrading the NEW out of box 2.3.4.... I was given this link by neidlinger. I had to edit the ending of it to get it to work but it worked, and is working great. Here is the link, and below it is my edit of them.
P.S. MAKE SURE YOU USE THE LINKS TO DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAMS YOU NEED....IF YOU ALREADY HAVE THEM DOWNLOAD THESE AND REPLACE THEM.(JUST TO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE) It wouldn't work for me until I re-downloaded and replaced them.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/HTC_Glacier:_Full_Update_Guide
Downgrading to 1.17.531.2
If the HTC Glacier is running a Gingerbread firmware (2.xx.xxx.x) (Settings » About Phone) you need to downgrade the device first in order to root. If the HTC Glacier is already running 1.17.531.2 or lower you can skip to the Rooting the HTC Glacier section.
1. You will need ADB on the computer to proceed thru this process. Follow the Android SDK guide, to get the ADB shell on the computer.
2. Download fre3vo, misc_version 0.2 & the 1.17.531.2 firmware:
o fre3vo: Download
md5: 010e076a4a93be876579711bf8934c70
o misc_version 0.2: Download
md5: 1f40aaf88d1bf15775631a58c4361218
o 1.17.531.2 firmware: Download
md5: 49d07f0ee7de1765a6a84cb12fa53110
3. Unzip the fre3vo & misc_version packages to the same folder as adb (the /platform-tools folder within the Android SDK folder).
4. Make sure the filename of the firmware is PD15IMG.zip exactly or it will not work and copy it to the same folder as adb.
5. Connect the HTC Glacier to the computer via USB.
6. On the computer, open terminal and run the following commands:
adb push fre3vo /data/local/tmp
adb push misc_version /data/local/tmp
adb shell
chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/fre3vo
chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/misc_version
/data/local/tmp/fre3vo -debug -start FAA90000 -end FFFFFFFF
adb shell
NOTE: You should have the "#" sign instead of the "$". If you do, you have temporary root, and can continue on. If you have the "$", then the exploit has failed, refer to xda developers, RootzWiki, or #G2Root for further assistance.
/data/local/tmp/misc_version -s 1.00.000.0
exit
7. Now that misc version has been downgraded, the HTC Glacier is ready to have the firmware downgraded. On the computer, open terminal and run the following commands:
adb reboot bootloader
8. Use Volume up/down keys on the HTC Glacier for navigation and Power key for confirmation. Select Bootloader to flash the 1.17.531.2 firmware.
( IT MAY AUTOMATICALLY START )
Once finished you can Root the device by following the instructions on this link…..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858996
its gotta be an easier way to downgrade.
It's actually very simple... I did it after 2 showers of the "herbal" essence kind. Ha...!
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BillyBoy74 said:
It's actually very simple... I did it after 2 showers of the "herbal" essence kind. Ha...!
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i am kinda surprised with all the people on this site that no one has made a one click downgrade yet.
??????
Can anybody help me please?
i followed these steps and i still havent downgraded
bam5bam57 said:
Can anybody help me please?
adb cant read my mytouch 4g device.
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You installed the usb driver and rebooted your computer?
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modbass said:
i am kinda surprised with all the people on this site that no one has made a one click downgrade yet.
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Why dont you make one then?
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thecool14soh said:
its gotta be an easier way to downgrade.
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Actually used instructions from THeUnlockr.com - very easy to follow and worked like a charm.
http://theunlockr.com/2011/10/25/ho...ire-z-desire-hd-and-mytouch-4g-back-to-froyo/
CAUTION: there's a link to the Froyo ROM that seems to be defective - get the ROM from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1476745&highlight=pd15img&page=1
Bass_Man25 said:
Actually used instructions from THeUnlockr.com - very easy to follow and worked like a charm.
http://theunlockr.com/2011/10/25/ho...ire-z-desire-hd-and-mytouch-4g-back-to-froyo/
CAUTION: there's a link to the Froyo ROM that seems to be defective - get the ROM from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1476745&highlight=pd15img&page=1
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I tried following theunockr directions but it didn't work. I wound up having to turn my SD card into a goldcard for it to finally downgrade (what a stupid idea going for the unlocked bootloader was)
This is the RIGHT one.
skygear said:
This is the RIGHT one.
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This is the Right WHAT?
K-JACKS said:
This is the Right WHAT?
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Shhh. Pretend it's not there and slowly walk away.
Jerk. This is the right set to downgrade.
Can't believe you were thanked for your stupid response.
Lol... Yes it works like a charm...
Estalling lol looking good so far for that RC title.
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...Awesome... said:
Lol... Yes it works like a charm...
Estalling lol looking good so far for that RC title.
Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2
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Hahaha :thumbup:
Thank You!
Thank you, I have an HTC Glacier MyTouch 4g and I can not root, unlock the bootloader, or downgrade! I just went through the Android Bullet but failed after about 5 tries.
modbass said:
i am kinda surprised with all the people on this site that no one has made a one click downgrade yet.
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NOOB needs help
Can someone please help me.... trying to down grade and ready to give up. This is my second day on this and just got past (adb shell cat /dev/msm_rotator). Anyone have a new way to downgrade?
I always use the instructions on theunlockr.com actually just did it last week to a vision which is the same process. Make sure u follow directions exactly and don't skip through.
As long as u have adb set up correctly then all is good.
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This Device Does Not Support This Exploit
I've tried a few different guides for temp root, but they all rely on fre3v0. The issue I am having is that after running the /data/local/tmp/fre3vo command, or its alternate configurations, the device returns:
Code:
Locating access point...
This device does not support this exploit.
This device does not support this exploit.
The expoit has failed.
Does anyone know what causes this issue? Or does anyone have an alternative way for gaining temporary root? I spent the evening looking around but haven't found any strong leads.
Device info: Android 2.3.4, HTC Sense version 2.1, Software number 2.32.531.1, Kernel 2.6.35.10-g4dcb781
PopeOnABomb said:
I've tried a few different guides for temp root, but they all rely on fre3v0. The issue I am having is that after running the /data/local/tmp/fre3vo command, or its alternate configurations, the device returns:
Code:
Locating access point...
This device does not support this exploit.
This device does not support this exploit.
The expoit has failed.
Does anyone know what causes this issue? Or does anyone have an alternative way for gaining temporary root? I spent the evening looking around but haven't found any strong leads.
Device info: Android 2.3.4, HTC Sense version 2.1, Software number 2.32.531.1, Kernel 2.6.35.10-g4dcb781
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the method works trust me print full device info from hboot. just follow the guid on the unlockr.com and if u cant get s-off after they say u should follow the post in the comment or better yet a ton load of proven tuts on this site
Uhm, I have a XYBOARD 10.1 inch (WIFI ONLY) And I edited something in Build.PROP. I then restarted at to my surprise it goes completely black after it shows the Motorola DUAL CORE screen. I can get into the recovery. I even Factory Resetted thinking that might help but, Nothing. Is there anything I can do to restore it? Because I'd rather not have an expensive XYBOARD paper weight.
BUMP? I really need help.
if you can get to recovery, you should be able to push stock OS via ADB.. there is a guide in the Xoom development section.
pinoiryder said:
if you can get to recovery, you should be able to push stock OS via ADB.. there is a guide in the Xoom development section.
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And this is for XYBOARD? Anyway, I can't find the topic...
is there not maybe a way you can pull the build.prop file via adb edit change what you editied, then push it bk via adb???
just outta curiosity, what did you change in the build.prop, also remember, ALWAYS MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!!!! lol
[email protected] said:
is there not maybe a way you can pull the build.prop file via adb edit change what you editied, then push it bk via adb???
just outta curiosity, what did you change in the build.prop, also remember, ALWAYS MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!!!! lol
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...
How do you make a BackUp on a XYBOARD?
Anyway, Can someone just link me to the needed programs and topic?
ok well since you know, you cant make backups on an XYBOARD then why muck about with it????
[email protected] said:
ok well since you know, you cant make backups on an XYBOARD then why muck about with it????
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If one doesn't muck around with things, Nothing will ever be discovered.
But I should of waited until someone better at things like this paved the way.
*Beats self with XYBOARD*
SUperFatCatNine said:
If one doesn't muck around with things, Nothing will ever be discovered.
But I should of waited until someone better at things like this paved the way.
*Beats self with XYBOARD*
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Lol can you not download the original image from motorola and flash it somehow ?? There must be a way surely
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Does anyone have the stock build.prop for XYBOARD 10.1 Wifi only?
Also, How do you push it on using ADB?
I think there is no way to solve the problem. Send it to Motorola and will fix it for you.
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As the XOOM2/Xyboard has a locked bootloader and no bootstrap for a recovery so your stuck right now until Motorola decides to care about the Android community. Also adb is not possible from what I heard when it can't boot. If you want some help then contact the not many Xyboard devs here "Bricks" as they are always happy to help bricked people.
luke.arran said:
As the XOOM2/Xyboard has a locked bootloader and no bootstrap for a recovery so your stuck right now until Motorola decides to care about the Android community. Also adb is not possible from what I heard when it can't boot. If you want some help then contact the not many Xyboard devs here "Bricks" as they are always happy to help bricked people.
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It's More of a soft brick. I can get into recovery.
(It's Still Makes a Nice Frisbee or Paper Weight. xD)
SUperFatCatNine said:
It's More of a soft brick. I can get into recovery.
(It's Still Makes a Nice Frisbee or Paper Weight. xD)
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I'm in the same situation as you as of today (But I have the Verizon Droid Xyboard 10.1). Messed around with the Build.prop and now its not working. I have a copy of the original Build.prop but don't know how I can push it to my tablet.
Adb is not working but fastboot is.
I don't think my original build.prop would be any help to you since I have the 4G version but if you want it let me know and I will send it to you!
Looks like I may have to send it to Motorola :-(
OK guys, no worries... I think I know the solution.
1 - enter in recovery
2 - open cmd on your PC
3 - go to adb and fastboot folder via cmd
4 - type:
Code:
adb devices
adb shell
su
cd /system
rm build.prop
exit
5 - copy original build.prop to this folder (adb one)
6 - type:
Code:
adb push build.prop /system/build.prop
adb reboot
exit
Hope that helps you guys it already helped me (I have the Origina Xoom)
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Just one more little thing, I presume you guys have su, as you changed build.prop and recovery (because to install super user recovery is needed!) If you guys don't have them, I'm sorry but don't know a solution...
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XxLordxX said:
OK guys, no worries... I think I know the solution.
1 - enter in recovery
2 - open cmd on your PC
3 - go to adb and fastboot folder via cmd
4 - type:
Code:
adb devices
adb shell
su
cd /system
rm build.prop
exit
5 - copy original build.prop to this folder (adb one)
6 - type:
Code:
adb push build.prop /system/build.prop
adb reboot
exit
Hope that helps you guys it already helped me (I have the Origina Xoom)
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And where might I find CMD?
It's a Windows thing... just search a little on it... try using the menu option to show up everything and search for cmd... Which OS are you using?
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