hello everyone
here's my problem
i've managed to root and install revolution HD rom but i don't know how while trying to instal brobot's metro ui
the tab wont boot and now i can't even manage to access to the boot screen ( the tablet stay at the Eee pad logo + nvidia) and i can't do anything with CWM as it can't read external SD card, no backup (with another rom or the original ics rom) and can't access to the internal storage from my computer
somebody can help me to fix this bloody hell ?
NvFlash for Sbkv1/2
If you have a slider or tf101G You'll have to try to get adb working, try universal naked drivers.
Then you should update your recovery to something that reads ext and int, so this doesn't happen again
ok i'm going to try this solution thanks ^^
will it work under Win 7 x64 ?
What are the first 3 characters of your serial-number?
If they start with B70 (Or a higher number/letter) It's linux only for now (Sbkv2)
If they start with B60 (Or a lower number) It's windows too (Sbkv1)
Thing O Doom said:
What are the first 3 characters of your serial-number?
If they start with B70 (Or a higher number/letter) It's linux only for now (Sbkv2)
If they start with B60 (Or a lower number) It's windows too (Sbkv1)
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how can i see that when my tab won't boot and i can only access the recovery menu ?
Its on the box you purchased it in or on a clear sticker that runs along the bottom of the back of it.
When did you buy it?
is there any way that i can access the internal storage of my TF101 while it is in CWM ?so i can throw a safe rom in there
with a win7 x64 computer
magingl said:
is there any way that i can access the internal storage of my TF101 while it is in CWM ?so i can throw a safe rom in there
with a win7 x64 computer
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If your computer recognizes the tablet as ADB in recovery then you can do it that way. What version of ARHD are you using. i can create a proper version for you
mrevankyle said:
If your computer recognizes the tablet as ADB in recovery then you can do it that way. What version of ARHD are you using. i can create a proper version for you
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the very last one
magingl said:
the very last one
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OK the metroUI on brobot's site is for ARHD3.2 not ARHD3.4 and thats what caused our problems it will take me a while to download ARHD but once i have it the file should be up pretty quick
mrevankyle said:
OK the metroUI on brobot's site is for ARHD3.2 not ARHD3.4 and thats what caused our problems it will take me a while to download ARHD but once i have it the file should be up pretty quick
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so with your software i will be able to access to inner storage of the TF101 and put a clean rom inside ?
magingl said:
so with your software i will be able to access to inner storage of the TF101 and put a clean rom inside ?
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No. You need to install the android SDK. Then plug the device into the computer in recovery. You can try to mount usb there. Or run adb devices in command prompt then push the systemUI and framework-res through there.
this is the format
adb push <local> <remote>
code will be something like this
adb push systemUI.apk /system/app/systemUI.apk
and
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk
all i was doing was fixing metro UI so that you can install it without bricking
mrevankyle said:
No. You need to install the android SDK. Then plug the device into the computer in recovery. You can try to mount usb there. Or run adb devices in command prompt then push the systemUI and framework-res through there.
this is the format
adb push <local> <remote>
code will be something like this
adb push systemUI.apk /system/app/systemUI.apk
and
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk
all i was doing was fixing metro UI so that you can install it without bricking
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I should use Eclipse then ?
magingl said:
I should use Eclipse then ?
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um no just ADB you do not need to exit anything java. That code goes into command prompt
Allways worked for me
1) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1622628
2) http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...overy-bootloop-fix-tested-my-c10-windows.html
make both steps and root/ unroot/ unbrick your TF101 easily (worked 9.2.1.21/ 9.2.2.3)
Cascabreu said:
1) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1622628
2) http://www.transformerforums.com/fo...overy-bootloop-fix-tested-my-c10-windows.html
make both steps and root/ unroot/ unbrick your TF101 easily (worked 9.2.1.21/ 9.2.2.3)
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The first would delete his data which he does not want and the second is not the cause of the problem
The issue is that by flashing a theme that pushes in an incompatible systemUI and framework-res causes the tablet not to boot. The problem is kind of like putting the wrong engine in a car so that it still looks fine and almost everything is in tact but it will not start
mrevankyle said:
The problem is kind of like putting the wrong engine in a car so that it still looks fine and almost everything is in tact but it will not start
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LOL I love that Analogy, yeah if it was MetroUI that broke it then flashing right UI files will fix it. Unless he already wiped.
This should fix it.
View attachment 1097888
Thing O Doom does this update script look fine to you a haven't really done many
Code:
mount("ext4", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p1", "/system");
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
unmount("/system");
and Magingl if you have a microSD try to put that into your computer via an adapter or phone and transfer the clean rom or my file then use that to flash via CWM otherwise push this file with ADB to /sdcard
Yeah that script is good.
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mount", "/system");
also works. XD Yours is less lazy though.
I'm kinda noobish but i don't know how to access the adb console
Related
One Click Root & Recovery for the Epic 4G! v2.5.5 Now has ClockworkMod Redirector!
Here's a new one click root. 2.4.0 now flashes clockworkmod recovery for you. It's also a little less likely to fail, and is tested to work on Froyo.
It will also work correctly if you are on a pre-rooted kernel. It will install superuser, busybox, and clockworkmod.
http://firon.net/xda/one.click.root.exploitv2.5.5.zip
Here's 2.5.0 of the one click root, now with the clockwork redirector integrated.
I cleaned up noobnl's script a little bit and ensured that adbd would run as root when booted into recovery. Also made sure we symlinked every single applet that recovery's busybox provides.
Now the one click also avoids pushing playlogo unless it detects that you have the old joeykrim root installed, to avoid any potential issues with future froyo releases.
Linux and Mac users users chmod +x run.sh and run it
THANKS FIRON
Here's 2.2.7, that simplifies the root process thanks to the discoveries here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=800483
I also increased the timeout after running the root (fails less), moved more things to /system/xbin to reduce the risk of breaking things, and removes all the old files leftover from joeykrim's root (including his modified playlogo that runs at boot every time).
It also means your system will no longer be mounted as read-only every time you reboot and there's no more problems with jk-su overwriting your existing su binary.
1. you need samsung galaxy s drivers
32-bit drivers: http://firon.net/xda/Samsung_Mobile_Driver_V1.3.800_For_SPH-d700_Epic_4G.zip
64-bit drivers: http://firon.net/xda/usb_drivers_GalaxyS_x64.zip
2. push MENU, select Applications > Development, then enable USB debugging.
3. extract and run run.bat
4. enjoy!
v2.2.4 added busybox and the remount script and fixes sprint animation not showing
2.2.5 superuser.apk & su added!
v2.2.6 installs busybox to xbin
uninstaller http://firon.net/xda/one.click.stock.flasher.&.root.uninstaller-di18.zip
Any word on whether the OTA update (Hotspot/4G/AmazonMP3) breaks or makes this method not work?
lordcyrus said:
Any word on whether the OTA update (Hotspot/4G/AmazonMP3) breaks or makes this method not work?
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no it doesn't break it
Gonna test this right now!
Sweet!!! Thanks!!! Going to do this after i get my epic after work.
Longest day ever!!!
OP. There is a really big step missing here. Guess what it is?
Hint: You need to have set the path in the command prompt for adb in order to work.
Fixter said:
Gonna test this right now!
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You first Boriqua.
Fixter said:
OP. There is a really big step missing here. Guess what it is?
Hint: You need to have set the path in the command prompt for adb in order to work.
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updated the post and dl link!
NOOB question, how do you know if your 32-bit, or 64-bit? Running Windows 7 basic on a net book.
Will this nand unlock?
vazquezcmp said:
NOOB question, how do you know if your 32-bit, or 64-bit? Running Windows 7 basic on a net book.
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Odds are its 32 but heres how to check:
Click Start
Right Click Computer
Click Properties
Then look where it says System Type
32. Thanks man. I'm next.
Hmm.. Still not working.
Bring on the custom ROM's
Alright, well you needed to copy the folder to the Tools folder of the SDK.
I'm typically not brain dead but I'm lost
Working on Windows XP....
A) Installed the 32 bit drivers (strange that when I plug the phone into the USB cord the computer doesn't ever seem to acknowledge that I did so as it did with my BB?)
B) Tried to run the RUN and RUN 2 but I keep getting messages that no device is detected.
Obviously I'm missing something somewhere???????
jfenton57 said:
I'm typically not brain dead but I'm lost
Working on Windows XP....
A) Installed the 32 bit drivers (strange that when I plug the phone into the USB cord the computer doesn't ever seem to acknowledge that I did so as it did with my BB?)
B) Tried to run the RUN and RUN 2 but I keep getting messages that no device is detected.
Obviously I'm missing something somewhere???????
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I'm not even seeing RUN2.
My phone went completely black. Not responding to anything.
I can see the device with adb devices and ran run.bat and then run2.bat and it rebooted the phone but I don't think I have root. How can I test it? I downloaded wireless tether and it doesn't broadcast.
GrandMstrBud said:
I can see the device with adb devices and ran run.bat and then run2.bat and it rebooted the phone but I don't think I have root. How can I test it? I downloaded wireless tether and it doesn't broadcast.
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Download Titanium Backup.
Doing this from my phone so don't flame me, but I'm getting an error in recovery trying to format data. Can someone help?
It's error removing /data/misc/bluetoothhd/F4:6D:04:4E:62:A4/config. Just says error formatting data. Thanks in advance
Sent from my Creamed Out Glacier
I don't quite get what you mean, but if you're having trouble deleting a file, you can try manually deleting it with a root browser or using ADB.
Can't boot into a rom
Sent from my Creamed Out Glacier
Put your tab in recovery mod, go to mounts and storage and mount data, connect to you PC, go to the command line and put
Code:
adb shell
cd /data/misc/bluetoothd/F4:6D:04:4E:62:A4
rm config
and then format data again
ricardopvz said:
Put your tab in recovery mod, go to mounts and storage and mount data, connect to you PC, go to the command line and put
Code:
adb shell
cd /data/misc/bluetoothd/F4:6D:04:4E:62:A4
rm config
and then format data again
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Alright one sec
Sent from my Creamed Out Glacier
I2IEAILiiTY said:
Alright one sec
Sent from my Creamed Out Glacier
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My computer won't install the damn drivers automatically. It would do that every time I booted into recovery while connected to my laptop, how can I install the drivers?
I2IEAILiiTY said:
My computer won't install the damn drivers automatically. It would do that every time I booted into recovery while connected to my laptop, how can I install the drivers?
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After you connect the tab and the drivers install, does Device Manager show anything related to adb?
ricardopvz said:
After you connect the tab and the drivers install, does Device Manager show anything related to adb?
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The drivers won't install is the problem. I'm reading this guide right now to figure out what I need to do.
I2IEAILiiTY said:
The drivers won't install is the problem. I'm reading this guide right now to figure out what I need to do.
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There is a thread explaining how to install adb drivers but I guess you're already reading it
ricardopvz said:
There is a thread explaining how to install adb drivers but I guess you're already reading it
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Yea, I'm reading it. I'm gonna reinstall everything while I'm at it cause I installed the sdk a while back and just did whatever. I don't even remember what I was thinking.
Alright. I'm getting impatient. How do I manually install the drivers? Cause its still not installing automatically
Sent from an Ice Cream Sandwich. Yes.
ricardopvz said:
Put your tab in recovery mod, go to mounts and storage and mount data, connect to you PC, go to the command line and put
Code:
adb shell
cd /data/misc/bluetoothd/F4:6D:04:4E:62:A4
rm config
and then format data again
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It didn't work. Do you mean format via adb, or w/ the tab?
Just curious, out of about 250 views, no one has an idea of what to do?
Alright, out of being desperate, I decided to give nvflash tool a go, and now I'm stuck in APX mode >_<
It fails after formatting everything and says it cannot locate the recovery.img after succeeding w/e it pushed prior to that. So I'm assuming I can get it to work, I just don't know what to do from here...
Solved!!! I fixed it muhfuhkas!!!
I2IEAILiiTY said:
Solved!!! I fixed it muhfuhkas!!!
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Can I ask what steps you took to fix it? I'm having the same problem.
I just got my TF300 after selling my 101. Very happy but decide to flash a new rom and hydro looks awesome. Got TWRP installed and found to my dismay I had forgotted the step of moving the zip to internal sd after wiping. And I forgot to make a backup.
For the life of me I cannot get my desktop to recognize the tablet or load drivers, or see it with "adb devices". I am humbly asking for help and realize by getting to excited I probably lost my new tablet. Is there any way to recover from here?
I will be back on first thing the morning. Thank you in advance.
corrupted223 said:
I just got my TF300 after selling my 101. Very happy but decide to flash a new rom and hydro looks awesome. Got TWRP installed and found to my dismay I had forgotted the step of moving the zip to internal sd after wiping. And I forgot to make a backup.
For the life of me I cannot get my desktop to recognize the tablet or load drivers, or see it with "adb devices". I am humbly asking for help and realize by getting to excited I probably lost my new tablet. Is there any way to recover from here?
I will be back on first thing the morning. Thank you in advance.
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i say try adb using a ubuntu live cd as you don't need to install drivers in linux.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T
Do you happen to have a link? Just got to work and plugged it into my desktop here and the drivers still did not install correctly.
Are you able to get in to TWRP?
Yes TWRP works fine.
corrupted223 said:
Yes TWRP works fine.
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Can you only flash the roms from the internal memory?
Can you not just copy a rom to the micro sd card and flash it? What i mean is just take a micro sd card out of your transformer put it in your phone and download a rom copy it to the micro sd and then put it back in to the transformer and flash via twrp
Everything I have found says there is no support for flashing from card, has to be done from the internal card.
corrupted223 said:
Everything I have found says there is no support for flashing from card, has to be done from the internal card.
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Wow really?? See i haven't rooted/flashed yet because of all these strange little issues that seem to be popping up on this tablet. Have you tried flashing via micro sd yet? I read on another thread that someone did a minute ago.
This thread references flashing from an sd card :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1700441
Check like five or six posts down for the numbered instructions
It says right underneath that TWRP does not support flashing from the sd card. Trying to figure out how to either flash cw over TWRP or get a push through adb. Still not recognizing the pad on my desktop. I have a ubuntu live cd downloading now, looking for instructions on how to do a push with that right now.
corrupted223 said:
It says right underneath that TWRP does not support flashing from the sd card. Trying to figure out how to either flash cw over TWRP or get a push through adb. Still not recognizing the pad on my desktop. I have a ubuntu live cd downloading now, looking for instructions on how to do a push with that right now.
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Got ya...So CWM does and TWRP doesn't. Ill have to keep that in mind if i do decide to unlock/flash. Well hopefully linux will work for you and you can push everything through ADB. Its pretty universal for instructions on how to push files through terminal. Have you used linux before?
thatisandwas said:
Got ya...So CWM does and TWRP doesn't. Ill have to keep that in mind if i do decide to unlock/flash. Well hopefully linux will work for you and you can push everything through ADB. Its pretty universal for instructions on how to push files through terminal. Have you used linux before?
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Me and linux never got along much. Got the live cd to at least see the pad. Having issues with permissions though, every time i attempt a push it says insufficent device permissions. Trying to get the usb initialization file fixed. I hate dealing with this.
corrupted223 said:
Me and linux never got along much. Got the live cd to at least see the pad. Having issues with permissions though, every time i attempt a push it says insufficent device permissions. Trying to get the usb initialization file fixed. I hate dealing with this.
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to get past permission errors type "sudo -s" in the terminal(no quotes)
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T
I got it fixed! Thanks to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1738825
Follow all the steps and it will work fine. Thanks for the help!
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Me and linux never got along much. Got the live cd to at least see the pad. Having issues with permissions though, every time i attempt a push it says insufficent device permissions. Trying to get the usb initialization file fixed. I hate dealing with this.
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So did you get it working? I'm still holding off on unlocking until there is a 100% recoverable way like on my other android devices
EDIT : Didnt see your last post, sorry. Awesome! Glad to hear it man!
Hi
I've been having heavy troubles with the "Android Revolution HD" ROM, my battery lasts forever while in use, but drowns easily and extremely fast when in sleep / shutdown mode.
So I give up, I am going to sell this tablet and I don't want this ROM any more, I don't want my devince Root. I want to get it back to the way it was when I opened the box.
The only think I'd like to get is the Eee Pad Transformer TF101 Firmware: V9.2.1.27 original from Asus to keep using the Android 4.0.X, nothing else.
Since all my attemps of install / reinstall / stock / root / unroot became a mass failure and later on I end coming here and QQ for help I am here to ask what need to be done before doing anything on the tablet.
So here is the summarized question:
How make the TF101 Stock and unroot?
Thank you
And sorry for my silliness
Here is a solution for you, "Instructions for unbricking/flashing ASUS stock firmware" part.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688012
pstryju said:
Here is a solution for you, "Instructions for unbricking/flashing ASUS stock firmware" part.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688012
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It just doesn't work (as I was expecting) after doing exactly everything it says, it start installing something and then that is it, nothing happens on my tablet.
Filipebergami said:
Hi
I've been having heavy troubles with the "Android Revolution HD" ROM, my battery lasts forever while in use, but drowns easily and extremely fast when in sleep / shutdown mode.
So I give up, I am going to sell this tablet and I don't want this ROM any more, I don't want my devince Root. I want to get it back to the way it was when I opened the box.
The only think I'd like to get is the Eee Pad Transformer TF101 Firmware: V9.2.1.27 original from Asus to keep using the Android 4.0.X, nothing else.
Since all my attemps of install / reinstall / stock / root / unroot became a mass failure and later on I end coming here and QQ for help I am here to ask what need to be done before doing anything on the tablet.
So here is the summarized question:
How make the TF101 Stock and unroot?
Thank you
And sorry for my silliness
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Download any firmware on the asus site. Extract the downloaded firmware (eg. WW_epaduser9_2_1_27UpdateLauncher.zip) take the file extracted (eg. WW_epad-user-9.2.1.27.zip) and place on sdcard. Follow the same procedure for installing a custom rom.
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Download any firmware on the asus site. Extract the downloaded firmware (eg. WW_epaduser9_2_1_27UpdateLauncher.zip) take the file extracted (eg. WW_epad-user-9.2.1.27.zip) and place on sdcard. Follow the same procedure for installing a custom rom.
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How do I place things into the SD?
I can only place them into the internal storage, which "Full Wipe" will wipe it out?
Filipebergami said:
How do I place things into the SD?
I can only place them into the internal storage, which "Full Wipe" will wipe it out?
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Sorry, put the file on the external sdcard. I also used a full wipe script. It takes a little more than installing a custom rom but it works.
I would like to take a question with you. I have already installed several custom ICS rom or JellyBean on my TF101, but the HD videos on youtube are with small crashes. But with Android 3.2.1 works well. This has happened to you?
gilpederiva said:
Sorry, put the file on the external sdcard. I also used a full wipe script. It takes a little more than installing a custom rom but it works.
I would like to take a question with you. I have already installed several custom ICS rom or JellyBean on my TF101, but the HD videos on youtube are with small crashes. But with Android 3.2.1 works well. This has happened to you?
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I have no MicroSD card into my tablet, only internal storage
Filipebergami said:
It just doesn't work (as I was expecting) after doing exactly everything it says, it start installing something and then that is it, nothing happens on my tablet.
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Please provide further details. What does easyflasher's window/log say? I've used this hundreds of times of not more to go back to stock or fix issues. Did you install the proper APX drivers?
Lethe6 said:
Please provide further details. What does easyflasher's window/log say? I've used this hundreds of times of not more to go back to stock or fix issues. Did you install the proper APX drivers?
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It says everything was installed successfully and yes APX drivers are fine I've had others troubles with ROMs so I have it installed properly.
http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/9625/es5b.jpg
Filipebergami said:
It says everything was installed successfully and yes APX drivers are fine I've had others troubles with ROMs so I have it installed properly.
http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/9625/es5b.jpg
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Did you see any text on the TF display? It should show some text when it is flashing.
Also, when in recovery you can use ADB to push the ww-epad firmware to your tablet's sdcard. Update the driver for the naked driver ADB and then:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
If you need ADB, you can get the adb and dll files required to run here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34321735/adb.zip
frederuco said:
Did you see any text on the TF display? It should show some text when it is flashing.
Also, when in recovery you can use ADB to push the ww-epad firmware to your tablet's sdcard. Update the driver for the naked driver ADB and then:
adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/
If you need ADB, you can get the adb and dll files required to run here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34321735/adb.zip
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Hi frederuco, you saved me once.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2144143
Do I need to do this all over again?
Filipebergami said:
Hi frederuco, you saved me once.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2144143
Do I need to do this all over again?
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Yup!
Push the rom to flash to the /sdcard/ and you should be good to flash. Obviously dontjisnafter the full wipe.
frederuco said:
Yup!
Push the rom to flash to the /sdcard/ and you should be good to flash. Obviously dontjisnafter the full wipe.
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Am I doing this right?
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/6711/rlof.jpg
http://imageshack.us/f/545/wxne.jpg/
Almost....
You need a space between the .zip and the /sdcard/
frederuco said:
Almost....
You need a space between the .zip and the /sdcard/
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I am getting error like last time,
http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/2954/lemh.jpg
Try using this version of adb: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34321735/adb.zip
It is just the adb.exe and the two dll files required to run it.
I use those in a folder called c:\adb and then put the asus.zip in there and try it.
Also, try executing adb devices to make sure it can connect to your tablet. It should find 1 device.
frederuco said:
Try using this version of adb: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/34321735/adb.zip
It is just the adb.exe and the two dll files required to run it.
I use those in a folder called c:\adb and then put the asus.zip in there and try it.
Also, try executing adb devices to make sure it can connect to your tablet. It should find 1 device.
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I still getting error, here is my screen if this helps:
http://imageshack.us/f/534/4vsd.jpg/
and the error log:
http://imageshack.us/f/32/ogc1.jpg/
on your PC try running these, then try to push the file again:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
frederuco said:
on your PC try running these, then try to push the file again:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
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Here:
http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/2543/h9vj.jpg
Hmm, not sure what to say....
Do you have another PC you can try it on? At least try a PC reboot if nothing else.
Or perhaps a Linux live cd. ADB is native to Linux, just run from a terminal window.
Hi people. Ive just bricked my Relay by installing Chainfire3D(dont laugh at me I know im stupid)))). So can anyone do a backup the system by Recovery mode and send me to my email [email protected] or attach it here, I will put it in my SD and do a restore from recovery mode(i didnt brick it fully, I guess its called softbrick).
I would really appreciate anybodies help. Please people I really need help...Thanks in advance)))
Just flash a new ROM in recovery, or if you plan to just do a restore of a system partition you would need to give out more information as to flash the correct one as each ROM will have a different system partition
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Hey, just emailed the stock ROM, and the stock Recovery. You will need to install the stock Rom first, then flash the stock recovery. Hope it helps.
SuddenGun007 said:
Hey, just emailed the stock ROM, and the stock Recovery. You will need to install the stock Rom first, then flash the stock recovery. Hope it helps.
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Thanks man, really appreciate your help.
HaykKarapetyan said:
Thanks man, really appreciate your help.
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To install I need to know a couple of things, are you using a computer with Windows? Also do you have a custom recovery on your phone? Hold onto the Volume up key+Home+Power, when it vibrates and shows "Recovery Mode" in little blue letters on the screen let go of the buttons and it will boot into recovery mode. If it looks like the picture here [cdn.droidviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/android-recovery-on-galaxy-s3.jpg], this is stock recovery. If it has "ClockworkMod Recovery" you are off to a good start. Let me what you have.
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To install I need to know a couple of things, are you using a computer with Windows? Also do you have a custom recovery on your phone? Hold onto the Volume up key+Home+Power, when it vibrates and shows "Recovery Mode" in little blue letters on the screen let go of the buttons and it will boot into recovery mode. If it looks like the picture here [cdn.droidviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/android-recovery-on-galaxy-s3.jpg], this is stock recovery. If it has "ClockworkMod Recovery" you are off to a good start. Let me what you have.
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So my computer runs Windows Vista and i have ClockworkMod Recovery. At the bottom in the Recovery mode it says CWM- based Recovery v6.0.1.2
HaykKarapetyan said:
So my computer runs Windows Vista and i have ClockworkMod Recovery. At the bottom in the Recovery mode it says CWM- based Recovery v6.0.1.2
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So to get back to stock, on your recovery there should be an option to sideload a file using ADB. Your going to have to use these instructions to get ADB onto your Windows install.
1. Make sure Java is installed on your system go to.....www.java.com/ and install their version, and restart computer if necessary.
2. Then go to http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html to download the SDK for android allowing use of ADB. You will need to extract this folder to your C: drive. 1-Create a folder on the root of your C: called Android, then unpack the SDK you downloaded into this folder, and open up sdkmanager.exe and install updates and packages. The main one you want is called "platform-tools" which holds the ADB.exe file you will need.
2.A) Make sure you clear/format your cache/dalvik cache/ and data before you flash the zip in the instructions below.
3. Now connect your phone to your computer via usb, and boot into recovery, you will need to choose install zip/sideload with adb (these are generic instructions since I have a different recovery than you.
4. Now it will be waiting for the program you just installed to "push" the zip to your phone. So go to the Start menu, and type in the search box cmd and hit enter.
5. Now type in "CD C:\Android\(**whatever SDK file you have**)\platform-tools\" and hit enter. When typing you can hit the TAB key to autocomplete the folder name. Now your directory should of changed, and you should be able to type "adb sideload (you will need to type in the full path of the file where you stored the Stock JB image at (the one I emailed you). and hit enter. Once it sideloads you should be able to reboot and it will bootup regularly, after this I would suggest flashing philz touch recovery which has a few more features.
SuddenGun007 said:
So to get back to stock, on your recovery there should be an option to sideload a file using ADB. Your going to have to use these instructions to get ADB onto your Windows install.
1. Make sure Java is installed on your system go to.....www.java.com/ and install their version, and restart computer if necessary.
2. Then go to http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html to download the SDK for android allowing use of ADB. You will need to extract this folder to your C: drive. 1-Create a folder on the root of your C: called Android, then unpack the SDK you downloaded into this folder, and open up sdkmanager.exe and install updates and packages. The main one you want is called "platform-tools" which holds the ADB.exe file you will need.
2.A) Make sure you clear/format your cache/dalvik cache/ and data before you flash the zip in the instructions below.
3. Now connect your phone to your computer via usb, and boot into recovery, you will need to choose install zip/sideload with adb (these are generic instructions since I have a different recovery than you.
4. Now it will be waiting for the program you just installed to "push" the zip to your phone. So go to the Start menu, and type in the search box cmd and hit enter.
5. Now type in "CD C:\Android\(**whatever SDK file you have**)\platform-tools\" and hit enter. When typing you can hit the TAB key to autocomplete the folder name. Now your directory should of changed, and you should be able to type "adb sideload (you will need to type in the full path of the file where you stored the Stock JB image at (the one I emailed you). and hit enter. Once it sideloads you should be able to reboot and it will bootup regularly, after this I would suggest flashing philz touch recovery which has a few more features.
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While my drivers are installing I wanted to ask abot this:
3. Now connect your phone to your computer via usb, and boot into recovery, you will need to choose install zip/sideload with adb (these are generic instructions since I have a different recovery than you. How should I chooseinstall zip/sideload with adb? 5) should I use recovery.img??? And what about that huge mb thing that you sent to me, what shiold I do with that....I should have warned you that I dont have a lot of experience in all this stuff and I need stepbystep less technical instructions
HaykKarapetyan said:
While my drivers are installing I wanted to ask abot this:
3. Now connect your phone to your computer via usb, and boot into recovery, you will need to choose install zip/sideload with adb (these are generic instructions since I have a different recovery than you. How should I chooseinstall zip/sideload with adb? 5) should I use recovery.img??? And what about that huge mb thing that you sent to me, what shiold I do with that....I should have warned you that I dont have a lot of experience in all this stuff and I need stepbystep less technical instructions
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605 MB I should have said......what I meant was that in your first reply you told to install rom and then flash recovery and I dont think all that is done by only these 5 steps
HaykKarapetyan said:
While my drivers are installing I wanted to ask abot this:
3. Now connect your phone to your computer via usb, and boot into recovery, you will need to choose install zip/sideload with adb (these are generic instructions since I have a different recovery than you. How should I chooseinstall zip/sideload with adb? 5) should I use recovery.img??? And what about that huge mb thing that you sent to me, what shiold I do with that....I should have warned you that I dont have a lot of experience in all this stuff and I need stepbystep less technical instructions
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Since you have ClockworkMod you won't be needing the "stock-recovery.zip" I sent you. You will only need the "JB-stock-system.zip". Now when the drivers install make a checklist and make sure you have Java installed...and then the Android SDK. It really is a 3 step process, but since you soft-bricked your phone you can't simply copy the stock-system.zip to your sdcard and flash that in recovery. You will need adb to communicate with your phone while in recovery.
SuddenGun007 said:
Since you have ClockworkMod you won't be needing the "stock-recovery.zip" I sent you. You will only need the "JB-stock-system.zip". Now when the drivers install make a checklist and make sure you have Java installed...and then the Android SDK.
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So in 5th step I should locate to that 605mb.zip,without extracting it
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HaykKarapetyan said:
So in 5th step I should locate to that 605mb.zip,without extracting it
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Yes that is correct, the recovery when it installs will unpack it for you.
SuddenGun007 said:
Yes that is correct, the recovery when it installs will unpack it for you.
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Alright man, thanks. Still installing the freaking drivers)))
HaykKarapetyan said:
Alright man, thanks. Still installing the freaking drivers)))
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I am using Linux, otherwise I would try to send you the drivers.
You might be able to use this http://www.solvusoft.com/en/update/drivers/mobile-phone/samsung/t-mobile/sgh-t699/model-numbers/
SuddenGun007 said:
I am using Linux, otherwise I would try to send you the drivers.
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Naah thanks its fine, the computer's too old and tries to find some sort of update every single time I plug my phone in and takes hours to just say that the drivers are ip to date and im good to go, before all that ipdate stuff it doesnt let you to use the phone......well thats what you get from (at least) 6 year old Vaio Sony laptop))))
HaykKarapetyan said:
Naah thanks its fine, the computer's too old and tries to find some sort of update every single time I plug my phone in and takes hours to just say that the drivers are ip to date and im good to go, before all that ipdate stuff it doesnt let you to use the phone......well thats what you get from (at least) 6 year old Vaio Sony laptop))))
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Oh crap I didnt see you had a link there, let me check that one out
This isn't probably the best thread to suggest this, but I recommend you look into a linux distro to install on your laptop. Before I had my current one, I was on a 7 year old HP compaq, and I put Lubuntu on it, and made it pretty much brand new. The only thing is getting used to the Linux filesystem,and commandline. Might take a few weeks of using it, but it really helped me out when XP was terribly slow. It also installs ADB and can interface with android phone. Maybe try a liveUSB so you don't have to install it.
SuddenGun007 said:
This isn't probably the best thread to suggest this, but I recommend you look into a linux distro to install on your laptop. Before I had my current one, I was on a 7 year old HP compaq, and I put Lubuntu on it, and made it pretty much brand new. The only thing is getting used to the Linux filesystem,and commandline. Might take a few weeks of using it, but it really helped me out when XP was terribly slow. It also installs ADB and can interface with android phone. Maybe try a liveUSB so you don't have to install it.
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Thanks for advice... I guess I'll be getting a brand new computer in two months so and I was thinking of what I should do with this one, now I know)))), thanks....Can you believe it still tries to find and update something, I mean its horribly slow......anyway so one question just arose, if luckily, hopfully I get my phone back will it be still rooted or will I have to root it???
HaykKarapetyan said:
Thanks for advice... I guess I'll be getting a brand new computer in two months so and I was thinking of what I should do with this one, now I know)))), thanks....Can you believe it still tries to find and update something, I mean its horribly slow......anyway so one question just arose, if luckily, hopfully I get my phone back will it be still rooted or will I have to root it???
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With the stock I gave you, you will not be rooted, it will appear as if you just turned it on for the first time, if you want to be root and use Cyanogenmod, I suggest instead of sideloading the image I gave you, go here and download this and sideload this rom (this is stable 10.2)
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=stable&device=apexqtmo
Also here is awesome instructions (stepbystep) to install everything on it.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_apexqtmo
SuddenGun007 said:
With the stock I gave you, you will not be rooted, it will appear as if you just turned it on for the first time, if you want to be root and use Cyanogenmod, I suggest instead of sideloading the image I gave you, go here and download this and sideload this rom (this is stable 10.2)
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=stable&device=apexqtmo
Also here is awesome instructions (stepbystep) to install everything on it.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_apexqtmo
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Ok so if I download this and lets say put this zip in c:\Android what command should I run in cmd???