Whether any developers have method to root a Jellybean TF300T without unlock the bootloader(i don't want to lose warranty).
abczhou said:
Whether any developers have method to root a Jellybean TF300T without unlock the bootloader(i don't want to lose warranty).
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Not yet. Plenty of people are waiting on that.
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Can't without unlock. Please search forums first
But if you decide to unlock, follow Krabappel's guide in General, works like a charm
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is it feasible to downgrade to 4.0.4,then root ?
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abczhou said:
Whether any developers have method to root a Jellybean TF300T without unlock the bootloader(i don't want to lose warranty).
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Already on JB or always on ICS ?
Already rooted ?
If you are on ICS, you can use Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper for backup your root and Su.
When you update your TF300 on JB by OTA, restore your root with Voodoo.
That's what I've done.
Look this screenshots:
abczhou said:
is it feasible to downgrade to 4.0.4,then root ?
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No, you can't downgrade at this time.
I had rooted my tf300t after US OTA upgrade forced...
I desinstall SuperUser and install SuperSU:
SuperSU on Android Market / Google Play (free)
SuperSU *Pro* on Android Market / Google Play (Pro/donate addon, requires free version)
Then I install TWRP for JB like you can see in this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1843694
And then I flash SuperSU.zip, and with SuperSu app intelled on device all goes well...
And if not, after do it, you can go to Setting of SuperSU and make in clean Reinstall or Change Super User APP, and :fingers-crossed: reboot the tablet...
That sounds like you had an unlocked bootloader. OP wants to root with locked.
Hi, Can a Brand new TF300T with JB be unlocked currently ?
ZaJules said:
Hi, Can a Brand new TF300T with JB be unlocked currently ?
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Yes, use the unlock apk from the Asus site, downloadable in the utilities section I think.
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RangerLG said:
That sounds like you had an unlocked bootloader. OP wants to root with locked.
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Rooting on jb with locked bootloader is not possible at this time, unless you had root on a previous version before upgrading.
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funnel71 said:
Yes, use the unlock apk from the Asus site, downloadable in the utilities section I think.
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Rooting on jb with locked bootloader is not possible at this time, unless you had root on a previous version before upgrading.
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Thanks I did just that, Still had the Unlock App on my SD from my previous TF300TG
Sold that and now using a TF300T, don't use 3G that often on my Tab any more and have my S3 for tethering.
Got realy tired of the lack of roms for the TG
So I'm rooted and Recovereyd and ready to install Hydro JB
please confirm
funnel71 said:
Yes, use the unlock apk from the Asus site, downloadable in the utilities section I think.
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Rooting on jb with locked bootloader is not possible at this time, unless you had root on a previous version before upgrading.
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You said above that it was possible to unlock stock JB on brand new Asus by using the Asus downloadable but it clearly says this will only work for ICS on their site. Can stock JB be unlocked? My infuse was so much easier to do.
craobhruadh said:
You said above that it was possible to unlock stock JB on brand new Asus by using the Asus downloadable but it clearly says this will only work for ICS on their site. Can stock JB be unlocked? My infuse was so much easier to do.
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It clearly says that but in reality the same tool will unlock the bootloader if on jb. I'm proof this is so as I was and still am on stock jb, and it worked nicely.
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funnel71 said:
It clearly says that but in reality the same tool will unlock the bootloader if on jb. I'm proof this is so as I was and still am on stock jb, and it worked nicely.
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Chances are that the description hasn't been updated to reflect the new JB update.
I thought that ICS and JB bootloaders where different,thus it wouldn't work, or am I wrong?
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mloc33 said:
I thought that ICS and JB bootloaders where different,thus it wouldn't work, or am I wrong?
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You are correct in that they are different, but the unlock tool works just the same on both.
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funnel71 said:
You are correct in that they are different, but the unlock tool works just the same on both.
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So do I unlock the bootloader first or root first?
Seems early days as to what the best method is.
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how about if I already updated to Jelly bean but I was not able to back up my rooted ICS? is there a way of rooting my JB now?
migs_jaime said:
how about if I already updated to Jelly bean but I was not able to back up my rooted ICS? is there a way of rooting my JB now?
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If you are on ICS, you can root without unlocking using the debugfs method
of. If you are on jb and want to root you must unlock the bootloader first, then follow step 3 of the rooting guide posted in the general section.
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funnel71 said:
If you are on ICS, you can root without unlocking using the debugfs method
of. If you are on jb and want to root you must unlock the bootloader first, then follow step 3 of the rooting guide posted in the general section.
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Can you link that guide/thread, I can`t find it..
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I have looked around for a few days now but I can't seem to find a way to unlock and root after the JB update.
I would like to avoid the asus unlock if I can only I don't know if I can yet. =/
SITH16 said:
I have looked around for a few days now but I can't seem to find a way to unlock and root after the JB update.
I would like to avoid the asus unlock if I can only I don't know if I can yet. =/
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At present, if you are on jb and want root, you must unlock. There's a guide in the general section. Follow step 3 to get root, and recovery as a bonus.
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I cant find the link, even using the search feature. Can you please post the link, cause jb sucks and I want flash a custom rom on my bone stock pad. Thanks in advance.
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SITH16 said:
I have looked around for a few days now but I can't seem to find a way to unlock and root after the JB update.
I would like to avoid the asus unlock if I can only I don't know if I can yet. =/
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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funnel71 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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I'm Having trouble in rooting my device...using the root-signed.zip that comes along with CWM...Can i use Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed...provided at your link?
jagstang said:
I'm Having trouble in rooting my device...using the root-signed.zip that comes along with CWM...Can i use Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed...provided at your link?
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Absolutely. I used twrp to flash it just because it worked better for me, but cwm will flash it too. Flash it, download supersu from the store, update the such binary automatically with it, and off you go with root.
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Ok, I'm confused. I rooted before I took the update thinking I would continue to have root after....that isn't the case. So now I want to root again, Does this link help me with that? I don't think It will from what I am reading but again, I'm not sure.
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Ok, I'm confused. I rooted before I took the update thinking I would continue to have root after....that isn't the case. So now I want to root again, Does this link help me with that? I don't think It will from what I am reading but again, I'm not sure.
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Some people lost root after the update, especially those who did a factory wipe of data afterward, like me. This guide helps those with unlocked bootloader. At this time, you cannot root jb with a locked bootloader if you lost it during the upgrade.
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Ok, I think I better understand now. Thanks!
funnel71 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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thanks for the link
Hello! Is it possible to update normally to jellybean with unlocked bootloader? I've got the stock rom and never changed it.
pansysk75 said:
Hello! Is it possible to update normally to jellybean with unlocked bootloader? I've got the stock rom and never changed it.
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Yes. You can follow this guide to do it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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I want to root my TF300T but I dont want to unlock bootloader.
In a short future, is more possible that I can root with 4.1.1 or 4.2??
currently I have JB 10.4.2.20
You have to unlock your bootloader to root currently. There isn't another known way
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UndisputedGuy said:
You have to unlock your bootloader to root currently. There isn't another known way
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I know that.
I want to know if:
- never more will be possible to root without unlock bootloader
OR
- is a matter os time to developers can root TF300 without unlock bootloader, if is a matter o time, this will be in Android 4.1 or 4.2.
tks!
Is Anybody Successful In Unlocking The Bootloader
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mcflyy_ said:
Is Anybody Successful In Unlocking The Bootloader
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You can download the unlock tool from the ASUS website.
mcflyy_ said:
Is Anybody Successful In Unlocking The Bootloader
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Yes you can/should be able to unlock your bootloader with the unlock app provided by asus.
Which unlock tool app to use will depend on which JB version your running, if on a JB 4.1 bootloader then you want to use the v7 tool, if on a JB 4.2 bootloader then you want to use the v8 tool - both of which can be found in the first post of the index thread here