Root the ASUS TF300T tablet without unlocking the bootloader, great! - Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi,
I've found the following link about rooting the TF300T:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1706588 ,
but I got a question, though. It looks the script needs to be installed on a Win PC, but how is the connection and setup procedure on the side of the TF300T tablet?? I am new in the Android world, so I'm not all to sure about things.
Oh, btw I forgot, I got JB 4.1.1

The method you just posted is for ICS users only. If you are on JB, you cannot successfully use it, and you must unlock your bootloader to get root.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

funnel71 said:
The method you just posted is for ICS users only. If you are on JB, you cannot successfully use it, and you must unlock your bootloader to get root.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app
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My TF300T is already unlocked, it even shows at boot time a message saying it is unlocked.
So, would the procedure in the link in my previous message work?
If you think it would work, then what procedures and settings should I fix and follow on the side of the TF300T?

DiracDeBroglie said:
Hi,
I've found the following link about rooting the TF300T:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1706588 ,
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The first post in previous link has two attached ZIP packages from which one is the package with the drivers, called:
ASUS Android USB Drivers.zip - [Click for QR Code] (8.28 MB, 25376 views)
I've downloaded and extracted it on my Win7 64bit PC, but I cannot install them, there isn't any installer to install the drivers. All there is are *.inf files and when I right-click them and then click install, I get an error message.
So, could anybody tell me how to install the drivers in Win7?
Hope sparkym3 is reading this.

DiracDeBroglie said:
My TF300T is already unlocked, it even shows at boot time a message saying it is unlocked.
So, would the procedure in the link in my previous message work?
If you think it would work, then what procedures and settings should I fix and follow on the side of the TF300T?
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No it will not work, however part three of this guide WILL work for you since you are unlocked. I didn't see you mention that before sorry - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

funnel71 said:
No it will not work, however part three of this guide WILL work for you since you are unlocked. I didn't see you mention that before sorry - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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OK funnel71, I'll give it a shot. I'll be back later after my attempt. CU later.

funnel71 said:
No it will not work, however part three of this guide WILL work for you since you are unlocked. I didn't see you mention that before sorry - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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Tried it out but got stuck at the Win7 cmd command:
fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery tf300t-jb.blob
I got an error message at that command saying cannot load tf300t-jb.blob , and indeed tf300t-jb.blob is nowhere to be found in the downloaded folders Fastboot+recovery and Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed on my Win7 PC. However in folder Fastboot+recovery/Fastboot there are the files twrp.blob, but I don't dear to run it. I figured I'll ask first where the tf300t-jb.blob has gone to? Maybe krabappel2548 could shed some light on the issue, if anyone can contact him/her.

funnel71 said:
No it will not work, however part three of this guide WILL work for you since you are unlocked. I didn't see you mention that before sorry - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
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As a newbie I'm not all too sure, so I got another question. At instruction number 7, it says:
7) Copy Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed to the internal storage of your tablet. then reboot into the bootloader again.
So I assume Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed must be a FOLDER, not a file? And where exactly should I copy that folder? In the root of my Asus JB tablet alongside the other folder like Android, .frb, Download, Music, Pictures, DCIM, .MoVend,... Or should I copy the folder Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed somewhere deeper into some other folder on the tablet?

I got a SuperSU error message saying:
"There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it.
This is a problem!"
The point is that I don't really know how to install onto my JB Asus tablet the folder Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed. Could anyone explain, step-by-step, how to install the folder once I've booted into RCK on the tablet?
Thanks in advance

Ok, here is Part 3 from the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30516010&postcount=1
== Part 3 BEGINNING - Install recovery and rooting ==
Let's start with installing the recovery
1) Download these 2 files:
- Jellybean recovery with fastboot files: Fastboot files + JB recovery
- Root files: Root Files
- You can also download the new CWM Touch recovery if you don't like TWRP: CWM Touch recovery thread
2) Extract the recovery with fastboot files zip and open a command prompt in the same folder of the adb and fastboot files (Shift + Right mouse)
3) Reboot into the bootloader of your tablet, type: adb reboot bootloader
4) When your tablet has reached the bootloader navigate with volume down to the usb icon and press volume up to confirm.
5) To flash the recovery type:
- TWRP: fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery tf300t-jb.blob
- CWM: fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery CWM-Touch.blob
6) A blue bar will appear and the recovery will be installed, when the blue bar is filled press volume up + power button to reboot into the tablet.
Now we will root the tablet
7) Copy Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed to the internal storage of your tablet. then reboot into the bootloader again.
8) This time you need to select the RCK icon with volume up to enter the recovery image.
9) In recovery flash Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed and reboot into the system
10) Install Supersu from Google Play
11) Open up Supersu, it will ask you to update the binary, choose yes.
12) Now your tablet should be rooted
== Part 3 END - Install recovery and rooting ==
So, I copied the folder Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed in the root directory of my tablet along side the folder TWRP.
I managed to boot into TWRP and got the screen
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Then I pushed the button REBOOT followed by the button SYSTEM.
Then I followed 10), 11), en 12) but my tablet does not go into root and SuperSU gives me the error in previous post. Also Superuser app does not work.
I'm not sure about if I have flashed the folder Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed properly.
Can anyhow give me some instructions how to continue from 7) onwards.

Go back into twrp recovery, and tap install, then select the superuser zip file you have on. Your internal storage.
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I just did that. Selected Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed, which is btw a folder and not a ZIP file, and then pushed install button (very top-right on the tablet screen, looks like a square-like button), and then I got the message "Updating partition details..." which just keeps on being there with no movement nor any progress whatsoever. So what's up with my tablet???

After I tapped Install in the twrp menu, I got two panes. The left pane shows the 2 subfolders of Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed, and the pane on the right shows /sdcard/Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed at the top but the right pane itself is empty. At the very top in twrp it says Select Zip to Install. However, I do not have any ZIP. I only have the folder Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed with 2 subfolders called META-INF and system. So how should I proceed from here?
PS It is after midnight, so I am off. CU later.

The folders you just mentioned are the contents of the original superuser zip. Download the zip file from the guide, put the zip on the sdcard folder, and try twrp again. Twrp installs zip files.
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Can I root without the data cable? Doesn't get here till hopefully next Thursday
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2

elesbb said:
Can I root without the data cable? Doesn't get here till hopefully next Thursday
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2
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Yes. Download the superuser zip using your device. Move it to /sdcard. Shut down. Start up into recovery with power button + vol down. Install.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

Can you change the title of this thread
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funnel71 said:
The folders you just mentioned are the contents of the original superuser zip. Download the zip file from the guide, put the zip on the sdcard folder, and try twrp again. Twrp installs zip files.
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It works!!!! Million times thanks to funnel71. The instructions in the link you've provided me earlier (see also my post #10) are a bit misleading. In 7) its says
"7) Copy Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed to the internal storage of your tablet. then reboot into the bootloader again."
But in stead of Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed (which is a folder) it should be Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed.ZIP, which is a file. I got mislead and thought I had to unpack the zip file and them transfer the folders.
Now I got another problem. The reason why I needed root was for running Undelete/Recover Apps, and those I tested don't work. So I'll be opening a new thread soon.

elesbb said:
Can I root without the data cable? Doesn't get here till hopefully next Thursday
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Do you connect your Android device to your Windows PC using a data cable? That is not the case with me, my tablet is connect to my PC using the POWER cable. The power cable is plugged into the tablet and the other side of my power cable has a normal Standaard USB (2.0) Type A connector, which goes into the wall plug adapter. The power channel/port of my tablet can also carry data from and too the internal SDcard of the tablet.
I'm not sure but probably your Android device should be able to get connected to you Windows PC the same way as with my tablet.

Data and power ?
Only one cable for data (pc to device) and power(charger to device)
What do you smoke?
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

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ASUS Transformer Root ToolKit V7.1 Universal (Windows) | 2011-09-22

New tool for rooting all eee Pad versions. Get it here: Asus Transformer Root ToolKit V8.0
Universal root toolkit v7.1
Hi all. Universal root toolkit v7.1 is now available. This is a upgraded version of my old v6 script. It is now universal and it creates the modified boot image and the CWM Recovery image with your own stock images. This is like the Universal script from Rebound821 but ported to Windows and with a GUI (graphic user interface) and some more tools. After several beta versions, at last the v7.1 final version is available.
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XDA video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ja1IL_kg7vo
This method still doesn't work for B70 revision Pads
Note: some users have reported that with this script they have successfully root their pad. It seems that some B70 rev. pads don't have the new bootloader
What you can do with this tool:
- Root your pad in a simple way
- Backup boot, stock (and system)
- Restore backup
- Flash custom rom (in NVflash flavor)
Screen shots:
What you need:
- Asus Transformer Eee Pad with Asus USB cable
- Asus sync and drivers installed in windows
- Know how to get to APX mode
- Know how to turn USB Development on (in android)
- Install built-in nvidia drivers
- Read the instructions
- Know what you are doing.
- dot.net framework 4.0 (download from microsoft)
NOTE: I still need your help to get this program better. I tested the program myself with my pad and it worked fine., but if it doesn't work for you don't just say it doesn't work! Please make a print screen of the error, and send it to me, with a description of what happened and pad version. Only this way I can check if there are still errors in the program.
Thanks.
After installing CWM with this tool, please go to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1213723 and update CWM recovery to last version available.
Download: Brk's Asus Root ToolKit V7.1 Universal
Mirror: Brk's Asus Root ToolKit V7.1 Universal
Disclaimer: Use at your own risk.
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Old V6 down bellow
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Hi all,
This started has a front-end for the "Pure Root" method original from Mashi, and has grown to something more than that. I've to say thanks for all the other members that have help me with this, because this has become a community script, I'm only one part of the gear that "makes the world turn". Thanks to you all.
Why "unsecure"? Because this method changes a security flag in the boot image that allows to push superuser binary, superuser.apk and busybox through ADB. I call it "unsecure" instead of "insecure" because this method doesn't turn you pad to a insecure pad, only opens a window to make superuser available.
For history purposes:
I've created a batch script, using mashi "Pure Root" original scripts and implemented some others, that makes rooting transformer more user friendly.
I added some other functionalities, like backing up current (or stock) boot and recovery, and also scripts for install busybox, install stock boot or(unroot) and stock recovery (you need this for install OTA updates).
Original 8.4.4.11 Root Boot images are mashi work, so thank him for is work. Thanks Gee One for HC3.2 US unsecure boot.img and for the explaining on how to unsecure images. Thanks rebound821 for your great script that makes it very simple. Thanks Rayman for the BlobTools and the BootTools.
Disclaimer:
As is usual, use this at your own risk. You can open the script to see what it does (there are no tricks here). If you find a bug please report it.
If your pc OS is Linux you can root with this script: Universal root for stock firmware. It makes everything very very very simple
Please read FAQ before trying to root your pad. Please read the menu from top to bottom before trying to do anything. This script has worked for many people, if it doesn't work for you it's because you have made an error in the process. Read FAQ again and start from beginning.
Unzip the file and double click "Brk.RootKit.bat" file and follow the menus.
Read About/FAQ option in menu for instructions.
Notice that you still have to install APX driver (driver folder included) and ADB need to be able to communicate with your pad.
To install APX driver:
1- turn off your pad
2- Connect pad to computer (windows)
3- Press Volume UP + Power Button at same time
4- Windows should pop a sound like it found a new hardware
4.1. Pad screen will stay off/black
4.2. Find the icon of "searching for driver" in windows
4.3. Click in the option to make windows stop looking for driver.
5. In control panel open system>Hardware devices
5.1. Find a yellow icon with exclamation mark saying APX
5.2. right mouse click and choose Update driver
5.3. in wizard select to find yourself the driver
5.4. Point driver update to usbpcdriver in rootkit folder
5.5. let windows intall apx driver
6. Continue with batch script
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OLD version
For HC3.1 and HC3.2 beta
V5 beta 6 update:
For people having rooted 8.4.4.11, it's easy to flash Roach's 8.6.5.6 US or 8.6.5.6 WW CWM zip update (I recommend this!).
If you have a rooted 8.4.4.11 with CWM Recovery pad and you insist on using this method to update your pad, to make OTA update install you only have to restore stock Recovery, you don't have to restore stock boot. After that you can install OTA upgrade and then you can root again with this method
OLD V5 beta 6 download:
download link: v5 beta 6 here
mirror:v5 beta 6 here multiupload mirror
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OLD versions V6 for HC3.2 only
if you have other version (HC3.1), please update to HC3.2 first
If your pad is WW (8.6.5.7) v6.2.1
Download Brk.RootKit_WW v6.2.1
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If your pad is WW (8.6.5.9) v6.3
Download Brk.RootKit_WW v6.3
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If your pad is US (8.6.5.6) v6.1
Download Brk.RootKit_US v6.1
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If your pad is US (8.6.5.9) v6.3.1
Download Brk.RootKit_US v6.3.1
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If your pad is TW (8.6.5.6) v6.1
Download Brk.RootKit_TW v6.1
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If your pad is TB (8.6.5.7) v6.2
Download Brk.RootKit_TB v6.2
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If your pad is TB (8.6.5.9) v6.3
Download Brk.RootKit_TB v6.3
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If your pad is DE (8.6.5.9) v6.3
Download Brk.RootKit_DE v6.3
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How to root - Mini-fast-guide
1. Put your pad in APX mode and select option 1 to backup your current boot.img and recovery.img (recommended)
2. Turn your pad off and reboot to APX again
3. With your pad in APX mode, select option 4 to install the unsecure boot.img and recovery (optional)
4. reboot your pad to android OS
5. Go to settings>applications>development and check USB debugging
6. Check is ADB is working with option 7
7. Select option 5 to install superuser binary and superuser.apk
8. Select option 6 to install busybox
9. reboot
10. Done. In android apps you should see an app called superuser. Try a program that needs root (like titanium backup) and check if it asks to get root access
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PrintScreen:
Thank you for the script, it works with my ww Version.
But i have problems with de recovery. I can not boot into recovery. I have always a normal rebbot when i try to boot in recovery.
I have flash back to Stock Recovery. When i try to boot into recovery, it shows a green Android with a yellow exclamation mark in the middle.
What can i do?
Does this address the "issue" of people not being able to install clockwork? Also, is the us image included here already? (i know it wasnt when you posted it in the pure root thread)
I was close to attempting to root my TF (latest update 4.11) but read a lot of people having issues not being able to install clockwork
Thanks
Coroner said:
Thank you for the script, it works with my ww Version.
But i have problems with de recovery. I can not boot into recovery. I have always a normal rebbot when i try to boot in recovery.
I have flash back to Stock Recovery. When i try to boot into recovery, it shows a green Android with a yellow exclamation mark in the middle.
What can i do?
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My script try to install ClockworkMod 3.1.0.1-solarnz-R3 Recovery, several people said it was success.
If it doesn't work for you, please replace recovery.img from /images/recovery/ with this one: recovery.img
Please tell me if it works this way.
turbulent28 said:
Does this address the "issue" of people not being able to install clockwork? Also, is the us image included here already? (i know it wasnt when you posted it in the pure root thread)
I was close to attempting to root my TF (latest update 4.11) but read a lot of people having issues not being able to install clockwork
Thanks
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There was a bug in the script that was not flashing CWM. I think now is ok.
If it still doesn't work, please try the recovery.img from my last post.
Please give feedback. Thanks.
thank you
ill try this when i get back home ( at work now )
Unroot with script??
brk said:
Hi all,
I've created a batch script, using mashi "Pure Root" original scripts and implemented some others, that makes rooting transformer more user friendly.
I added some other functionalities, like backing up current (or stock) boot and recovery, and also scripts for install busybox, install stock boot or(unroot) and stock recovery (you need this for install OTA updates).
Root Boot images are mashi work, so thank him for is work.
As is usual, use this at your own risk. You can open the script to see what it does (there are no tricks here). If you find a bug please report it.
Please pay attention to what version is your pad. If you flash a US boot on a WW pad, you will brick the pad.
Unzip the file and double click "Pure.Root.3.1.bat" file and follow the menus.
Read About/FAQ option in menu for instructions.
Notice that you still have to install APX driver (driver folder included) and ADB need to be able to communicate with your pad.
To install APX driver:
1- turn off your pad
2- Connect pad to computer (windows)
3- Press Volume UP + Power Button at same time
4- Windows should pop a sound like it found a new hardware
4.1. Pad screen will stay off/black
4.2. Find the icon of "searching for driver" in windows
4.3. Click in the option to make windows stop looking for driver.
5. In control panel open system>Hardware devices
5.1. Find a yellow icon with exclamation mark saying APX
5.2. right mouse click and choose Update driver
5.3. in wizard select to find yourself the driver
5.4. Point driver update to usbpcdriver in tf_rootkit folder
5.5. let windows intall apx driver
6. Continue with batch script
Updated version available V3:
Changelog:
- fix paths for nvflash
- fix command for busybox install
- fix CMW install bug
- fix path for backup files.
Download link: here
PrintScreen:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
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I was wondering if you can modify the same script to unroot? If you can do that, this script will be an "all-in-one" root and unroot script.... Similar to "one click root/unroot" for Samsung Captivate...
mikewong27 said:
I was wondering if you can modify the same script to unroot? If you can do that, this script will be an "all-in-one" root and unroot script.... Similar to "one click root/unroot" for Samsung Captivate...
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I think it does that, if you flash stock boot and stock recovery, I guess your pad will be unrooted and with stock recovery. You just have to uninstall superuser.apk
brk said:
My script try to install ClockworkMod 3.1.0.1-solarnz-R3 Recovery, several people said it was success.
If it doesn't work for you, please replace recovery.img from /images/recovery/ with this one: recovery.img
Please tell me if it works this way.
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It works
Thank you so much.
brk said:
I think it does that, if you flash stock boot and stock recovery, I guess your pad will be unrooted and with stock recovery. You just have to uninstall superuser.apk
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If I flash the stock boot and stock recovery, wouldn't it wipe your data? I am hoping the unroot script will not wipe the data... I think the "one click root/unroot" for Samsung Captivate doesn't wipe my data... It will be great if someone will create a similar script to do the same for Transformer...
mikewong27 said:
If I flash the stock boot and stock recovery, wouldn't it wipe your data? I am hoping the unroot script will not wipe the data... I think the "one click root/unroot" for Samsung Captivate doesn't wipe my data... It will be great if someone will create a similar script to do the same for Transformer...
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It doesn't wipe data, it only writes back boot block (includes boot and kernel). Data isn't touched.
brk said:
It doesn't wipe data, it only writes back boot block (includes boot and kernel). Data isn't touched.
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I see... but is there a way to do all this in the script? I guess that I'm too lazy =)
Nice work! being a droid noob this helps a lot!. The FAQ's are outdated
Um the 3rd script "install clockwork" just sits there..Nothing happens. NV flash Started and curser just blinks...Which ultimately sent my tablet into bootloop 'us pad'
dallastx said:
Um the 3rd script "install clockwork" just sits there..Nothing happens. NV flash Started and curser just blinks...Which ultimately sent my tablet into bootloop 'us pad'
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That happened to me after I ran one command. The second command I run always pauses at NVflash started. I had to reboot back into APX mode to run another command
Coroner said:
I have flash back to Stock Recovery. When i try to boot into recovery, it shows a green Android with a yellow exclamation mark in the middle.
What can i do?
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I also face this problem. Anyone could help on this?
This problem is solved in v4. I'll upload it in a couple of hours.
Just to ask, will this method works with the new firmware, 8.4.4.11?
TIA
itman2000my said:
Just to ask, will this method works with the new firmware, 8.4.4.11?
TIA
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Yes, is for firmware update 8.4.4.11
Great tool...thanks
Inviato dal mio Transformer TF101 usando Tapatalk

tf101 flashed touch cwm and could not intall driver correctly

1. Turn on xformer with power button - stuck at Asus Eee Pad screen
2. Try to boot into recovery with vol - + power;
- volume up to enter recovery, ded android with an exclamation
- volume down to choose between 'wipe' and 'cold boot' both result in getting stuck at Asus screen
3. Plug in xformer, hold power and vol +; nothing. windows notice found an unknow device but fail to intall the driver
4 i tried many times to manaual install the apx drivers that posted in the bbs, in device manager it always showed as""unknow device"" instead of ""apx device"" , driver installation fail by auto search the apxusb folder liked everybody said
i was able to force install the apx driver by manaul selected the usb.inf fil. however in device manager it said device is not running correctly error.
i try to rebooy laptop ans the error remain
my tf101 is now softbrick with touch cwm. i could not operate with removeable sdcard but internal sdcar.
the worse thing is i dony have any roms storage in internal sdcard
please anyone can give me a hand?
justinmise said:
1. Turn on xformer with power button - stuck at Asus Eee Pad screen
2. Try to boot into recovery with vol - + power;
- volume up to enter recovery, ded android with an exclamation
- volume down to choose between 'wipe' and 'cold boot' both result in getting stuck at Asus screen
3. Plug in xformer, hold power and vol +; nothing. windows notice found an unknow device but fail to intall the driver
4 i tried many times to manaual install the apx drivers that posted in the bbs, in device manager it always showed as""unknow device"" instead of ""apx device"" , driver installation fail by auto search the apxusb folder liked everybody said
i was able to force install the apx driver by manaul selected the usb.inf fil. however in device manager it said device is not running correctly error.
i try to rebooy laptop ans the error remain
my tf101 is now softbrick with touch cwm. i could not operate with removeable sdcard but internal sdcar.
the worse thing is i dony have any roms storage in internal sdcard
please anyone can give me a hand?
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Further more
When i pressed V+& Power tf101 screen turn off and window found a unregonized device.
But, window only show" unknown device" instead of "APX" Device which yellow A! remark.
Did any one know how to slove this issue, i tried every drivers file i can file in this bbs but none of them work.
thx
justin
Did you install the APX driver?
You can find it with the nvflash package
baseballfanz said:
Did you install the APX driver?
You can find it with the nvflash package
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hi
thx for ur reply
i tried to install the APX driver but fail
window pop up and said it found a new device and can not recongized.
device manager recongized it as a "UKNOW Device" With out Yellow ! remark.
as i read in other posts it should read as " APX" with yellow remark.
i also try to froce install the driver but fail again.
It means both WINXP and WIN 7 64bit not able to recongized my TF correctly,
device manage keep show " unknow device" but not able to indentity it as a APX device.
what steps am i missing ?
Exact same problem
I am at the same place as this person.
I Booted into CWM Recovery 5.5.0.4 and I can't get back out. I tried wiping. I had an update.zip on my internal SD card. I've tried everything I've seen on the forums. and NOTHING. On windows I get an Unknown Device in both APX and ADB and ADB won't recognize the device. ADB works fine on all of my other android devices. I feel like i've got a 200 door stop. PLEASE HELP!
My device is a B50 TF-101 SBK1
I'll give anyone that can help me solve this $40 through paypal.
Thanks!
Download universal naked driver from easy flash thread.. unzip the drivers into a folder.. Go to device manager in your laptop and look for that unknown device and there double click on unknown device and select update/install driver.. point the installation to the unzipped folders and click update driver and this should install apx drivers and you should be good to go as that's what I did. Its very easy so take your time and do it...
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udupa82 said:
Download universal naked driver from easy flash thread.. unzip the drivers into a folder.. Go to device manager in your laptop and look for that unknown device and there double click on unknown device and select update/install driver.. point the installation to the unzipped folders and click update driver and this should install apx drivers and you should be good to go as that's what I did. Its very easy so take your time and do it...
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Same problem ! dosn't work even with naked driver any solution yet ?
mickz said:
Same problem ! dosn't work even with naked driver any solution yet ?
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Try plugging your tf101 into another usb port and installing the naked drivers.
I am at the same place as this person.
I Booted into CWM Recovery 5.5.0.4 and I can't get back out. I tried wiping. I had an update.zip on my internal SD card. I've tried everything I've seen on the forums. and NOTHING. On windows I get an Unknown Device in both APX and ADB and ADB won't recognize the device. ADB works fine on all of my other android devices. I feel like i've got a 200 door stop. PLEASE HELP!
My device is a B50 TF-101 SBK1
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Remove the apx drivers you already have and try installing them again by following these steps:
1- Boot up your transformer into apx mode.
2- Goto device manager and right click on the unrecognized device and goto update drivers.
3- Manually point them to the Folder you extracted have the universal naked drivers and install them. Scan for hardware changes
4- Hopefully your transformer will be recognized in the apx mode.
5- Download the EasyFlasher tool from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688012
6- open EasyFlasher and Choose your device SBK1 or SBK2
7- Flash a new recovery on the transformer with the tool and reboot it.
8- You will have the access to your external sd card where u have ur ROM stored.
These step did the trick on my transformer. Hopefully your problem will be solved.
Hit thanks if i have helped in any way!!
konark500 said:
Remove the apx drivers you already have and try installing them again by following these steps:
1- Boot up your transformer into apx mode.
2- Goto device manager and right click on the unrecognized device and goto update drivers.
3- Manually point them to the Folder you extracted have the universal naked drivers and install them. Scan for hardware changes
4- Hopefully your transformer will be recognized in the apx mode.
5- Download the EasyFlasher tool from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688012
6- open EasyFlasher and Choose your device SBK1 or SBK2
7- Flash a new recovery on the transformer with the tool and reboot it.
8- You will have the access to your external sd card where u have ur ROM stored.
These step did the trick on my transformer. Hopefully your problem will be solved.
Hit thanks if i have helped in any way!!
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I can't thank konark500 enough. I had previously installed ClockworkMod Touch Recovery using the img file using the instructions on the Cyanogenmod Wiki. It worked, but every time I rebooted it would reboot back into flash and I would have to vol- at reboot to get it to boot to Android. Using EasyFlasher I was able to install TWRP and I am so glad I did. Everything is running better and I boot straight to Android when I need to. TWRP also has a way to wipe system. I was having strange issues with bluetooth and wifi others were not having until I wiped system and started over.
Thanks again konark500
Hi,
Sorry to resurrect a dead thread, but I am facing a similar issue. I installed a bad CWM recovery and since then I am not able to use my TF101. I tried to install the Naked drivers, but it does not work. I tried changing ports, but still the same issue. Please help. I am using Windows 8.1.
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My guess - your TF101 cable is bad. I had a bad one but it still works with the wall wart to charge. One of the Data + or - cables is disconnected. Try a new cable is my best suggestion.

[TOOL][NABI] NabiLab GUI - Root, Play, Recovery for JR, XD, 2

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Currently you cannot install Gapps on 2.1.27 see here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45866724&postcount=1647
I abandon this project a long time ago, as the NabiLab command line program was working with very few issues besides getting the drivers working. That program was entirely for the Nabi 2 product. As I worked on rooting the Nabi XD and compiling TWRP for it, I took a condensed version of NabiLab and made it into NabiRootXD program. I never owned the Nabi JR 4GB model(Tegra2) and never bothered creating an auto installer for it, or for TWRP for that matter. Recently I came on to the new Nabi JR 16GB(Tegra3) after rooting and creating TWRP for it I wondered if I should re-use the tried and true NabiLab. That's when I remembered my initial attempts at a VB .NET app for the Nabi2. It seemed like with 4 different Nabi projects out there it might be in at least my best interest to maintain them all in one program.
Overview
The goal was to provide a program for the current crop of Fuhu Nabi devices. It should have similar function to the stable working NabiLab commandline program but expand support to the other Nabi products. I also want the user to be able to see and or edit the commands being sent to the device without having to compile the windows app, so this program sets out to simply start the similar batch files that original NabiLab used. At this point all functionality of NabiLab isn't restored to this newer program, so in some respects NabiLab original is still a superior program. In the NabiLabGUI's corner it has the latest TWRP (2.6.0.0 as of this writing), and some common adb/fastboot commands at your finger tips. At this point we can call this ALPHA testing. Despite the NabiLab commandline roots here it is bound to have some bugs. I will put it here, and down below: using the unlock bootloader feature in NabiJR 16GB will wipe your data
You Tube video description :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h7ZiWp2B7Q
-Devices
Nabi 2 (NV-7A)
Nabi JR 4GB (NV-5A)
Nabi XD (NV-10A)
Nabi JR 16GB (NV-5B)
-Functions
Install TWRP 2.6.0.0
Install stock recovery
Install root
Install Gapps(Google Play, Play Store, etc)
Perform initial backup of device
For NabiJR 16GB: unlock/lock the bootloader
Send simple/common ADB and fastboot commands
Auto updating via Microsoft ClickOnce
Installation in the start menu as NabiLab
Removal via control panel
-What it doesn't do that NabiLab original did...yet
Auto restore a device back to stock
Edit lockscreen image
Display devices stats
Prerequisites
.NET framework 3.5 (Sorry)
The program has to be initially installed in Internet Explorer(double sorry)
ADB/Fastboot drivers installed. PDAnet drivers have had the most sucess. Use the tools menu on the right side to check and see if you can control Nabi with ADB and Fastboot before starting the scripts.
Device updated to it's latest firmware. While older firmware may work it is best to be on the latest.
Download
NabiLabGUI installer You have to launch this link in Internet Explorer, there is an extension for google chrome called ClickOnce but I have had little luck getting it to work. Here is the copy and paste link if you are currently in a different browser.
Code:
http://home.comcast.net/~aicjofs/NabiLabGUI/publish.htm
Since I am just hosting this on Comcast, they don't serve the proper MIME types, you may have to toggle the "compatibility mode" button in IE. If the bar is blue on the web page it likely wont work, if it's orange it will. If you are seeing xml after clicking install you need to toggle compatibility. See the video for an example.
Usage
Main Menu​
Have device on, and powered up to TWRP or Android. Launch program from start menu.
The program has tool tip enabled which you can hover the mouse over to get general information. In this screen you can issue the ADB/Fastboot commands by selecting the radio button and pressing button. The CMD prompt button will open a command window where you can issue commands within the $PATH, fastboot, and adb. On the left side you select the device you have plugged in to issue device specific auto scripts.
Deivce Menu​
Root, Recovery, Gapps, Backup - This option is best used if you have a brand new Nabi. A new window will open. Follow directions, start by pressing the etner key, and don't hit enter button rapidly, be patient. Most sticking points are pressing the volume keys on the device, in the correct order and quickly enough. After its complete you should have TWRP recovery installed, a rooted Nabi, with Gapps and a backup of your unmodified Nabi in the folder TWRP/BACKUPS/YOURSERIAL/stockunrooted on your device. Not a bad idea to copy this off the Nabi to your computer if you need to free space or have it in a second location.
Gapps only - Installs Gapps only. You must first have TWRP installed.
Root only - Installs root/superuser. You must have TWRP installed.
Install TWRP x.x.x.x - Install TWRP and nothing else
Install stock recovery - Install stock for OTA, or selling, etc
Bootloader unlock(only on NabiJR 16GB) - UNLOCKING WILL DESTROY YOUR DATA. IT WILL WIPE IT CLEAN. WARNING!! WARNING Now that is out of the way....Before you do anything on the NabiJR 16GB you will have to unlock the bootloader. During the script you will need to OK the unlock on the Nabi itself. You have to be quick, the timeout is 3 to 5 seconds maybe. You will get a prompt when its unlocked. Did I mention...IT WIPES YOUR DATA!
Example of Script Window​
You need to have the blinking cursor in the small white bar at bottom. The window opens this way but if you leave focus and comeback you can have the cursor in the upper grey area, and press any key won't work
Other & Links
Install location XP C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Apps\2.0\xxx\xxx or Vista/7/8 C:\Users\username\appdata\local\apps\2.0\xxx\xxx\
Nabi JR 4GB TWRP
Nabi XD TWRP
Nabi 2 TWRP
NabiLab commandline version
Main Nabi2 thread
aicjofs said:
NABI LAB GUI​
I abandon this project a long time ago, as the NabiLab command line program was working with very few issues besides getting the drivers working. That program was entirely for the Nabi 2 product. As I worked on rooting the Nabi XD and compiling TWRP for it, I took a condensed version of NabiLab and made it into NabiRootXD program. I never owned the Nabi JR 4GB model(Tegra2) and never bothered creating an auto installer for it, or for TWRP for that matter. Recently I came on to the new Nabi JR 16GB(Tegra3) after rooting and creating TWRP for it I wondered if I should re-use the tried and true NabiLab. That's when I remembered my initial attempts at a VB .NET app for the Nabi2. It seemed like with 4 different Nabi projects out there it might be in at least my best interest to maintain them all in one program.
Overview
The goal was to provide a program for the current crop of Fuhu Nabi devices. It should have similar function to the stable working NabiLab commandline program but expand support to the other Nabi products. I also want the user to be able to see and or edit the commands being sent to the device without having to compile the windows app, so this program sets out to simply start the similar batch files that original NabiLab used. At this point all functionality of NabiLab isn't restored to this newer program, so in some respects NabiLab original is still a superior program. In the NabiLabGUI's corner it has the latest TWRP (2.6.0.0 as of this writing), and some common adb/fastboot commands at your finger tips. At this point we can call this ALPHA testing. Despite the NabiLab commandline roots here it is bound to have some bugs. I will put it here, and down below: using the unlock bootloader feature in NabiJR 16GB will wipe your data
-Devices
Nabi 2 (NV-7A)
Nabi JR 4GB (NV-5A)
Nabi XD (NV-10A)
Nabi JR 16GB (NV-5B)
-Functions
Install TWRP 2.6.0.0
Install stock recovery
Install root
Install Gapps(Google Play, Play Store, etc)
Perform initial backup of device
For NabiJR 16GB: unlock/lock the bootloader
Send simple/common ADB and fastboot commands
Auto updating via Microsoft ClickOnce
Installation in the start menu as NabiLab
Removal via control panel
-What it doesn't do that NabiLab original did...yet
Auto restore a device back to stock
Edit lockscreen image
Display devices stats
Prerequisites
.NET framework 3.5 (Sorry)
The program has to be initially installed in Internet Explorer(double sorry)
ADB/Fastboot drivers installed
Device updated to it's latest firmware. While older firmware may work it is best to be on the latest.
Download
NabiLabGUI installer You have to launch this link in Internet Explorer, there is an extension for google chrome called ClickOnce but I have had little luck getting it to work.
Usage
Main Menu​
Have device on, and powered up to TWRP or Android. Launch program from start menu.
The program has tool tip enabled which you can hover the mouse over to get general information. In this screen you can issue the ADB/Fastboot commands by selecting the radio button and pressing button. The CMD prompt button will open a command window where you can issue commands within the $PATH, fastboot, and adb. On the left side you select the device you have plugged in to issue device specific auto scripts.
Deivce Menu​
Root, Recovery, Gapps, Backup - This option is best used if you have a brand new Nabi. A new window will open. Follow directions, start by pressing the etner key, and don't hit enter button rapidly, be patient. Most sticking points are pressing the volume keys on the device, in the correct order and quickly enough. After its complete you should have TWRP recovery installed, a rooted Nabi, with Gapps and a backup of your unmodified Nabi in the folder TWRP/BACKUPS/YOURSERIAL/stockunrooted on your device. Not a bad idea to copy this off the Nabi to your computer if you need to free space or have it in a second location.
Gapps only - Installs Gapps only. You must first have TWRP installed.
Root only - Installs root/superuser. You must have TWRP installed.
Install TWRP x.x.x.x - Install TWRP and nothing else
Install stock recovery - Install stock for OTA, or selling, etc
Bootloader unlock(only on NabiJR 16GB) - UNLOCKING WILL DESTROY YOUR DATA. IT WILL WIPE IT CLEAN. WARNING!! WARNING Now that is out of the way....Before you do anything on the NabiJR 16GB you will have to unlock the bootloader. During the script you will need to OK the unlock on the Nabi itself. You have to be quick, the timeout is 3 to 5 seconds maybe. You will get a prompt when its unlocked. Did I mention...IT WIPES YOUR DATA!
Example of Script Window​
You need to have the blinking cursor in the small white bar at bottom. The window opens this way but if you leave focus and comeback you can have the cursor in the upper grey area, and press any key won't work
Other & Links
Install location XP C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Apps\2.0\xxx\xxx or Vista/7/8 C:\Users\username\appdata\local\apps\2.0\xxx\xxx\
Nabi JR 4GB TWRP
Nabi XD TWRP
Nabi 2 TWRP
NabiLab commandline version
Main Nabi2 thread
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going to give this a whirl on my daughters now
:good:
So no way to root and install gapps on the 16gb nabiJR without unlocking the bootloader and installing the custom recovery?
Sent from my Xperia Tablet Z
Spectre51 said:
So no way to root and install gapps on the 16gb nabiJR without unlocking the bootloader and installing the custom recovery?
Sent from my Xperia Tablet Z
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I have not tried it, but in theory you could use motochooper root method. Then manually transfer su, superuser.apk, set permissions, then install gapps manually. No need to unlock bootloader, of course without doing it you have no recovery to fall back upon.
Just used this on both my Nabi Jr 4GB and Nabi2, worked wonderfully! A couple bugs that cause software crash, but nothing that restarting it back up didn't hurt. I think the scripting for the all-at-once Recovery/Backup/Root/GApps needs some work, as they both got hung up for me on each one...so I just did each step individually.
Also, I downloaded it using Chrome and installed it from that way as well, and it worked just fine...and I didn't have to use any extension
Thank you very much!!!
I'm looking to do my nephews nabo but I don't know what nabi it is. The model number on the back is Nabi-A. If anyone could enlighten me that would be great. I just don't want the kid mode on there. He doesn't use it anymore so my mom is going to use the Nabi so I would like to get as close to a normal android tablet as possible (custom Rom, Google play store, etc) Thanks ahead of time for any help.
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djeleet said:
I'm looking to do my nephews nabo but I don't know what nabi it is. The model number on the back is Nabi-A. If anyone could enlighten me that would be great. I just don't want the kid mode on there. He doesn't use it anymore so my mom is going to use the Nabi so I would like to get as close to a normal android tablet as possible (custom Rom, Google play store, etc) Thanks ahead of time for any help.
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Nabi-A is the original Nabi, this program doesn't support it. I haven't followed much about that tablet. It is rootable, you could at least remove some of the kids programs. I doubt there is a custom ROM.
I have nabi Jr 16 gb, to install twrp then need to unlock boatloader. If I do that then I Will lose that, does that all apps as well provided by Fuhu?
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ipskang said:
I have nabi Jr 16 gb, to install twrp then I need to unlock boatloader. If I do that then I Will lose data, does that all apps as well provided by Fuhu?
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ipskang said:
I have nabi Jr 16 gb, to install twrp then need to unlock boatloader. If I do that then I Will lose that, does that all apps as well provided by Fuhu?
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You just loose everything on internal SD(data/media), and all saved settings, games, etc. Everything you put on the device. After a reboot the device will put all your apps back from the backup on the addon partition. Basically it is a factory reset.
In your first post, its mentioned that gapps cannot be installed on 2.1.27 but I have product version 1 of Nabi Jr 16gb nick edition . Can I install gapps ? How do i check system memory?
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I used the nabilab tool and did the all in one step. Everything went through.but the touch feature in TWRP is not working. I found another version that says it fixes this problem but don't know how to flash it with TWRP not working. Can anyone help?
marcran75 said:
I used the nabilab tool and did the all in one step. Everything went through.but the touch feature in TWRP is not working. I found another version that says it fixes this problem but don't know how to flash it with TWRP not working. Can anyone help?
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not sure what nabi you have here--
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2074501&highlight=nabi
I use for all my nabis- POST 1
Test method 2 for temp install
I put the Recovery I want to install in the same folder the adb files are in.
once you figured out that its the recovery you want use method 3 to make it stick.
HTH
Stock ROm 1.03
Can anyone send me a stock rom 1.03 please, I desperately need it.
DeathMetalSquad8790 said:
Can anyone send me a stock rom 1.03 please, I desperately need it.
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what problems are you having updating?
mjw2k11 said:
what problems are you having updating?
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Well i got TWRP flashed however accidentally wiped rom without backup. So i have a flashed recovery with no Android OS to boot into. I just need the stock rom so i can flash it back and boot into Android, then im gonna finish rooting.
DeathMetalSquad8790 said:
Well i got TWRP flashed however accidentally wiped rom without backup. So i have a flashed recovery with no Android OS to boot into. I just need the stock rom so i can flash it back and boot into Android, then im gonna finish rooting.
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best thing to do is follow the tutorials on here, use the nabi lab full, it contains stock rom, should be easy enough,and then just use OTA until you get to JB, most files are available here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Fuhu_nabi_2let us know where you get stuck!
mjw2k11 said:
best thing to do is follow the tutorials on here, use the nabi lab full, it contains stock rom, should be easy enough,and then just use OTA until you get to JB, most files are available here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Fuhu_nabi_2let us know where you get stuck!
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Just a note that at this time of post the wiki link only has NAbi 2 content
DeathMetalSquad8790 said:
Can anyone send me a stock rom 1.03 please, I desperately need it.
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I can't remember all the numbers which is that for the Nabi JR 4GB? JR 16GB? Something else?
I'm having the following issue when using NabiLab to back up
# Pushing gapps and root to your device
# Ignore external SD card error if you have none installed
# This will take a few minutes. Wait.
mount: mounting /system on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
mount: mounting /cache on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
mount: mounting /data on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
mount: mounting /addon on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
any help?
have you got the nabi installed and connected correctly? what are using to push gapps and root? if your on JB now (Nabi 2.3) then the filing structure is different and nabi lab wont work
Irish Cream said:
I'm having the following issue when using NabiLab to back up
# Pushing gapps and root to your device
# Ignore external SD card error if you have none installed
# This will take a few minutes. Wait.
mount: mounting /system on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
mount: mounting /cache on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
mount: mounting /data on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
mount: mounting /addon on ext4 failed: No such file or directory
any help?
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[Q] usb to pc won't work

Hello, first i'm sorry that my english isn't really good thanks
i have an issue with my tf300t after i installed android 4.2, before the update i could use usb to transfer files to the pc but this isn't working anymore.
i think something went wrong with the update to 4.2 because sometimes when i put in the dock station it says 'uil not working' or something that sound like that. I deleted the android installation from my device so i can not re install the android.
I know you have to put it in the 'root' map and this worked when in connected to my pc and now since that won't work i can t get the file there i tried to download the file from asus website to my tablet and i was stored to the download map and i can't move the zip file to the root map it gave a message "refused permission" I also have tried a couple of time to reset the system and this does also not work. I have tried to put the file there over wifi (wifi file transfer) but also here i cant add maps or files in the right map. I'm a little familiar with android but not if it comes to issues like this .. i really hope there is some one that can help me out . i can't send the device back to store or factory i'm out of ideas.
thank you for taking the time to help me out! i really appreciate it.
Greets
i found out when i'm going into recovery mode my pc does make a bleep however the usb support icon won't show up. i don't know if i can do anything with this right now some one help please
Skulltec said:
i found out when i'm going into recovery mode my pc does make a bleep however the usb support icon won't show up. i don't know if i can do anything with this right now some one help please
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The install files can be redownloaded from Asus's website. A list of all the firmware can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1697227
Be sure to put thie file in
Code:
/sdcard
not in
Code:
/
cmendonc2 said:
The install files can be redownloaded from Asus's website. A list of all the firmware can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1697227
Be sure to put thie file in
Code:
/sdcard
not in
Code:
/
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Thanks for response on this topic as well, your tip can be done with a locked device ?
i don't get the system unlocked i won't get connection to their servers i'm not rooted i don't know what the problem is...
Skulltec said:
Thanks for response on this topic as well, your tip can be done with a locked device ?
i don't get the system unlocked i won't get connection to their servers i'm not rooted i don't know what the problem is...
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Oh no, sorry. I'm only knowledgeable with unlocked devices, as I unlocked mine a day after I got it.
The problem is you don't have permission to copy to that folder. You could download the update on your tablet itself from the tablet browser and find a guide to downgrade or reinstall.
cmendonc2 said:
Oh no, sorry. I'm only knowledgeable with unlocked devices, as I unlocked mine a day after I got it.
The problem is you don't have permission to copy to that folder. You could download the update on your tablet itself from the tablet browser and find a guide to downgrade or reinstall.
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Yes indeed, i'm really stuck right now. I can't do anything in the map and i saw multiple guides on the internet how you can install a ROM from a sdcard, here comes the joke... you'll need a rooted device to do that and i cannot root my tablet because he can't get connected with my computer and that's what you need to get it rooted.. i'm seriously out of brain. I've searching the web for more then 17 hours non stop and i can't find any solution that is working for me. I think the OS is just damaged and can't be fixed (bricked).
Still hoping some day this can be fixed it was my girlfriend her gift now i have to tell her very bad news
Skulltec said:
Yes indeed, i'm really stuck right now. I can't do anything in the map and i saw multiple guides on the internet how you can install a ROM from a sdcard, here comes the joke... you'll need a rooted device to do that and i cannot root my tablet because he can't get connected with my computer and that's what you need to get it rooted.. i'm seriously out of brain. I've searching the web for more then 17 hours non stop and i can't find any solution that is working for me. I think the OS is just damaged and can't be fixed (bricked).
Still hoping some day this can be fixed it was my girlfriend her gift now i have to tell her very bad news
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So it doesn't boot up into android? It doesn't matter if it can connect to the computer.
cmendonc2 said:
So it doesn't boot up into android? It doesn't matter if it can connect to the computer.
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it does boot into android i fact i can do mostly things but some features are not working, like battery stats and connect to the pc. i want to try to reinstall a rom that i've downloaded from the asus website i only have no idea how to, it's locked not rooted ect... can you help me with ?
Skulltec said:
it does boot into android i fact i can do mostly things but some features are not working, like battery stats and connect to the pc. i want to try to reinstall a rom that i've downloaded from the asus website i only have no idea how to, it's locked not rooted ect... can you help me with ?
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Sent from my TF300T using xda app-developers app
OK then download the ROM from the xda page and is the same version or newer than the one you have on your tablet currently. Extract the ROM from the downloaded file and copy that to the root of an SDcard . Put that in your tablet. Go into settings and find the manual upgrade. Click that and it should upgrade
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Sent from my TF300T using xda app-developers app
OK then download the ROM from the xda page and is the same version or newer than the one you have on your tablet currently. Extract the ROM from the downloaded file and copy that to the root of an SDcard . Put that in your tablet. Go into settings and find the manual upgrade. Click that and it should upgrade
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Alright i have a weird situation.. i look at the ROM\s i have a tf300tg however the build number is compared with a tf300t. When i try to install from recovery i see a dead droid (i can't find a manual upgrade in the settings) running on 4.2.1 i did extract the file to the micro sdcard
Skulltec said:
Alright i have a weird situation.. i look at the ROM\s i have a tf300tg however the build number is compared with a tf300t. When i try to install from recovery i see a dead droid (i can't find a manual upgrade in the settings) running on 4.2.1 i did extract the file to the micro sdcard
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The reason you have a dead droid is because you dont have a recovery installed. Try this:
1) Download the latest firmware from Asus website
2) Extract the .zip file somewere on your desktop (the result will be another .zip file,use it for step 3)
3) Rename the extracted archive to "EP201_768_SDUPDATE.ZIP" (without the " ") and upload it to a MicroSD card
4) Insert the MicroSD card in your tablet and use this button combination to Power ON and go to recovery --> Start the tablet by pressing Volume Down and POWER togheter for 5 seconds ,a message will inform you that you have 5 seconds to enter the recovery,press Volume UP before the 5 seconds expire.
At this point the device will go in recovery and should start updating your firmware .
Note: Keep in mind that Windows doesn't show the known file extensions so most users don't have to put the .ZIP extension in the filename.
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You shouldn't have to connect the tablet to the computer for this, and it should work on a locked bootloader. Just make sure you have the correct Asus firmware downloaded.
cmendonc2 said:
The reason you have a dead droid is because you dont have a recovery installed. Try this:
You shouldn't have to connect the tablet to the computer for this, and it should work on a locked bootloader. Just make sure you have the correct Asus firmware downloaded.
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Thank you i will try this. I can't connect with my computer i'm going to try this out will let you know if it worked
Skulltec said:
Thank you i will try this. I can't connect with my computer i'm going to try this out will let you know if it worked
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You dont need to, just plug the SD card in directly to your computer and transfer the file, or do the renaming on the tablet itself.
cmendonc2 said:
You dont need to, just plug the SD card in directly to your computer and transfer the file, or do the renaming on the tablet itself.
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Does it matter if the maps "lost.dir" and "system volume information" is on the sdcard? The tablet is making those maps automatic when i put in the sdcard
Skulltec said:
Does it matter if the maps "lost.dir" and "system volume information" is on the sdcard? The tablet is making those maps automatic when i put in the sdcard
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It shouldn't as long as the ROM is still there
cmendonc2 said:
It shouldn't as long as the ROM is still there
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I have download the ROM from asus with the right build number and extract it one time another zip file came out and i renamed it to EP201_678_SDUPDATE then i turn off the tablet hold power button + volume down okay, there i have 3 options RCK Adnroid or Wipe data i do think that i must choose RCK also i right in the corner i have this text: Android cardhu-user bootloader <1.00 e> released by ww_pad-10.6.1.27.5.xx(Same as the build number) A03
Key driver not found.. Booting OS
Starting Fastboot USB download protocol.
Now i don't know alot about this but i heard that people were talking about bootloader 4.x+ not sure tho, anyway i still get the dead droid when i'm doing this
Skulltec said:
I have download the ROM from asus with the right build number and extract it one time another zip file came out and i renamed it to EP201_678_SDUPDATE then i turn off the tablet hold power button + volume down okay, there i have 3 options RCK Adnroid or Wipe data i do think that i must choose RCK also i right in the corner i have this text: Android cardhu-user bootloader <1.00 e> released by ww_pad-10.6.1.27.5.xx(Same as the build number) A03
Key driver not found.. Booting OS
Starting Fastboot USB download protocol.
Now i don't know alot about this but i heard that people were talking about bootloader 4.x+ not sure tho, anyway i still get the dead droid when i'm doing this
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It needs to be
Code:
EP201_768_SDUPDATE.ZIP
not
Code:
EP201_678_SDUPDATE.ZIP
That is what i mean i made a typo sorry
cmendonc2 said:
It needs to be
Code:
EP201_768_SDUPDATE.ZIP
not
Code:
EP201_678_SDUPDATE.ZIP
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This is how i stored the ROM
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This is how i stored the ROM View attachment 2368980
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300TG using xda app-developers app
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Hmmmmm idk what's going on...perhaps try changing to ep301

[Q] Noob needs help installing KatKiss ROM

Hi there!
I am a super noob in installing custom ROMs and desperately need some help!
I have an Asus Transformer tf101 (duh), I don't have the keyboard dock. I want to install the KKKK ROM, but I have no idea how to. I know I have to wipe, boot rom, flash kernel and reboot, but I really have no idea how to. I do not have an SD card (and I don't think my tablet can take one), but there is a folder on the tablet somewhere called sdcard. So... Can you help me? I have searched through the forums but I am not sure if descriptions for other devices go for mine as well...
Concluding: I have the TF101 without the keyboard dock. It runs stock android (updated as far as I could, just checked it: Android 4.0.3). And I want to run KatKiss' KitKat ROM.
Can you help this noob installing a ROM (and not bricking the device?)? It would be very much appreciated!
Michelle
Plug the tablet into the PC > USB
Turn off your tablet
Put the Tablet into APX Mode (Volume Up & Power button)
You won't see anything on the tablet screen, but the PC should recognise it, that is the only indication that you have successfully entered APX Mode
Install APX Drivers
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1514942
Run EasyFlasher
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688012
Depending on your tablet serial number you will need either SBK1 or SBK2 selection in EasyFlasher - easiest way to know if if your tablet serial starts with B4O > B6O it's SBK1, anything above that and it's SBK2 (Some B7Os are SBK1 but not many)
You need to select TWRP Recovery from EasyFlasher and flash that first
Once you have successfully flashed TWRP, you can flash any ROM you like from TWRP Recovery by booting into recovery
(Volume Down & Power until white text appears at the top of the screen, then release buttons and press volume up once)
Your TF101 does take Micro SD cards, it's a small slot on the lower right side of the tablet edge
Because you are coming from stock I would at this point suggest wiping everything from TWRP, but as you are not using a Micro SDCard, Im not 100% sure where you could store the ROM before wiping, so...
Copy the ROM & Gapps to your SDCard folder on your TF101 before wiping anything / before booting into recovery
Now boot into recovery and wipe only SYSTEM, CACHE & DALVIK CACHE
Now go to the INSTALL menu and find your KatKiss ROM & Gapps
Flash ROM then Gapps
Now back to the WIPE menu and wipe only CACHE & DALVIK CACHE
Now reboot
You should be booting into Kat Kiss now
My advice: Buy a MicroSD Card to make things much easier and have a way to recover your tablet if you accidentally wipe everything including your Custom ROM zip while you're inside recovery
Thanks so much!^^ I do have some questions still though.. (so afraid I'll brick the thing)
*Detection* said:
Install APX Drivers
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1514942
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To install the APX drivers, I first wipe the drivers via device manager, and then install the new drivers via device manager? Which file should I click on? The zipped folder, the unzipped folder, or one of the files? (I use Windows 8.1, don't know if it matters).
*Detection* said:
Run EasyFlasher
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688012
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I do not need to follow the “instructions for unbricking/flashing ASUS stock firmware”, right?
*Detection* said:
Depending on your tablet serial number you will need either SBK1 or SBK2 selection in EasyFlasher - easiest way to know if if your tablet serial starts with B4O > B6O it's SBK1, anything above that and it's SBK2 (Some B7Os are SBK1 but not many)
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Okay, so my serial number begins with BCO, so I need SBK2, right?
*Detection* said:
You need to select TWRP Recovery from EasyFlasher and flash that first
Once you have successfully flashed TWRP, you can flash any ROM you like from TWRP Recovery by booting into recovery
(Volume Down & Power until white text appears at the top of the screen, then release buttons and press volume up once)
Your TF101 does take Micro SD cards, it's a small slot on the lower right side of the tablet edge
Because you are coming from stock I would at this point suggest wiping everything from TWRP, but as you are not using a Micro SDCard, Im not 100% sure where you could store the ROM before wiping, so...
Copy the ROM & Gapps to your SDCard folder on your TF101 before wiping anything / before booting into recovery
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Haha, that must have sounded so very dumb. I am so sorry. I use a cover for my tablet and there’s no opening for the SD in that cover, so never noticed it before, haha. Okay I have an Micro SDCard for it. So what exactly should I put on that SD? The KatKiss zips and the .zip.md5? Or the kernels? Or something else entirely? And what are/where can I find the Gapps? Are you talking about the ROM and Gapps already on the tablet or the new ones from KatKiss?
*Detection* said:
Now boot into recovery and wipe only SYSTEM, CACHE & DALVIK CACHE
Now go to the INSTALL menu and find your KatKiss ROM & Gapps
Flash ROM then Gapps
Now back to the WIPE menu and wipe only CACHE & DALVIK CACHE
Now reboot
You should be booting into Kat Kiss now
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Okay, I think that will speak for itself when I arrive at that point.
Sorry for the million questions. Hope you can help me again! Thank you!!
MichelleChristiana92 said:
Thanks so much!^^ I do have some questions still though.. (so afraid I'll brick the thing)
To install the APX drivers, I first wipe the drivers via device manager, and then install the new drivers via device manager? Which file should I click on? The zipped folder, the unzipped folder, or one of the files? (I use Windows 8.1, don't know if it matters).
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When you have the TF connected to the PC USB and enter APX mode, it should show up in Device Manager as ! unknown device or something similar, extract the zip of the Universal drivers and update the ! entry in device manager manually by pointing it to the drivers you extracted earlier - it should install the correct driver for you
MichelleChristiana92 said:
I do not need to follow the “instructions for unbricking/flashing ASUS stock firmware”, right?
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No, just choose SBK2 and Flash TWRP recovery
Here is EasyFlasher with the latest version of TWRP recovery 2.3.2.3 included, it will save you having to update your TWRP later
http://www.putlocker.com/file/9A166042D0E31CE6
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Okay, so my serial number begins with BCO, so I need SBK2, right?
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Yes, SBK2
MichelleChristiana92 said:
Haha, that must have sounded so very dumb. I am so sorry. I use a cover for my tablet and there’s no opening for the SD in that cover, so never noticed it before, haha. Okay I have an Micro SDCard for it. So what exactly should I put on that SD? The KatKiss zips and the .zip.md5? Or the kernels? Or something else entirely? And what are/where can I find the Gapps? Are you talking about the ROM and Gapps already on the tablet or the new ones from KatKiss?
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Great, yes now you can copy the ROM & Gapps zip files to the Micro SD Card, and once you are inside of TWRP recovery you can now wipe SYSTEM, CACHE, DALVIK CACHE, DATA, INTERNAL STORAGE etc etc (Everything apart from External Storage which is your MicroSD Card) if you do not want to keep anything at all on the TF101 and just start a fresh with KatKiss
MichelleChristiana92 said:
Okay, I think that will speak for itself when I arrive at that point.
Sorry for the million questions. Hope you can help me again! Thank you!!
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Hi,
I tried what you say and the ROM flashing failed with this error
Code:
-- Install /sdcard/KatKiss-4.4.2_2018.zip
Findind update package
Installing update
set_perm : some change failed
E:Error in /sdcard/KatKiss-4.4.2_2018.zip
(Status 7)
Could you tell me what this error means ?
Dalc said:
Hi,
I tried what you say and the ROM flashing failed with this error
Code:
-- Install /sdcard/KatKiss-4.4.2_2018.zip
Findind update package
Installing update
set_perm : some change failed
E:Error in /sdcard/KatKiss-4.4.2_2018.zip
(Status 7)
Could you tell me what this error means ?
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Don't know where you got that ROM from, but it's not named the same as the actual ROM from the main page
This is the ROM you want
http://downloads.timduru.org/android/tf101/K.A.T/KatKiss/4.4/dev/KatKiss-4.4.2_018.zip
See how yours is called KatKiss-4.4.2_2018.zip
Actual ROM doesn't have that 2
KatKiss-4.4.2_018.zip
Another Guide for you
Hi
Frederuco also did quite a good guide HERE
It might help you too.
Okay, thanks. So I'm doing this, but can't seem to boot into TWRP... APX, EasyFlash all went great, but when I try to boot into TWRP (Vol Down+Power and when text comes vol up) it just boots into my tablet (you know, asus, android, but no TWRP).
Am I doing something wrong? Or should I press earlier or later on the vol up?
Detection: My bad that was a typo, i actually have downloaded the good version but it seems that the md5 is not correct.
I already wipe the system and havent a microSD card yet. So i can't change the file on the /sdcard. But i have a SD that the dock can read.And also 2 USB. But it is possible to use them in TWRP ? With a mount command or something ? Otherwise i will buy a microSD...
MichelleChristiana92: When the text come up, you have only 5s to press VOL_UP
MichelleChristiana92 said:
Okay, thanks. So I'm doing this, but can't seem to boot into TWRP... APX, EasyFlash all went great, but when I try to boot into TWRP (Vol Down+Power and when text comes vol up) it just boots into my tablet (you know, asus, android, but no TWRP).
Am I doing something wrong? Or should I press earlier or later on the vol up?
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You have 5 seconds from the time the white text appears to press Vol Up or it will just boot to the ROM
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Dalc said:
Detection: My bad that was a typo, i actually have downloaded the good version but it seems that the md5 is not correct.
I already wipe the system and havent a microSD card yet. So i can't change the file on the /sdcard. But i have a SD that the dock can read.And also 2 USB. But it is possible to use them in TWRP ? With a mount command or something ? Otherwise i will buy a microSD...
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You could use ADB in TWRP and push the new ROM to the TF via ADB commands
Put ROM in same folder as adb command is being run from on the PC
So if ROM is on C:\ROM, make sure Command Prompt is like this:
C:\ROM> adb push nameofROM.zip /sdcard/
Hit Enter
That should copy the ROM to the TF internal sdcard
Thank you for help.
But actually adb does not found my device :/
Is there something to configure ?
Dalc said:
Thank you for help.
But actually adb does not found my device :/
Is there something to configure ?
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Check Device manager and install these drivers
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1514942
Or use Ubuntu, once you install the adb tools you should have no problems connecting to the TF using ADB - I use VMWare Ubuntu install for that
Hmm.. I press the vol up as fast as I can, but every time when I press it it goes to that second text screen with "OS will cold boot to stock linux, you have ten seconds to press vol up or vol down for..." or something like that.. I don't even think I have 5 seconds. When I press it it immediately goes to that second text screen, and then just boots.
Will try again tomorrow, if you know anything please let me know (but its probably just me though
MichelleChristiana92 said:
Hmm.. I press the vol up as fast as I can, but every time when I press it it goes to that second text screen with "OS will cold boot to stock linux, you have ten seconds to press vol up or vol down for..." or something like that.. I don't even think I have 5 seconds. When I press it it immediately goes to that second text screen, and then just boots.
Will try again tomorrow, if you know anything please let me know (but its probably just me though
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Try using EasyFlasher to Root your TF, and then install this App, it will let you press it to reboot into recovery
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.transformer.recovery&hl=en
It sounds like the TWRP install didn't work though, but could be wrong
Also, if you manage to root it, you could flash TWRP using GooManager
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.s0up.goomanager&hl=en
GooManager > 3 dots menu button top right > "Install OpenRecoveryScript"
But you need to be rooted for either of those options to work
As you can see in the attachment below, i already have APX Driver installed.
But abd devices does not recognize my device when i boot my tablet in the APX mod.
When i boot in TWRP, the device appear as USB MTP device but adb still not find it...
Dalc said:
As you can see in the attachment below, i already have APX Driver installed.
But abd devices does not recognize my device when i boot my tablet in the APX mod.
When i boot in TWRP, the device appear as USB MTP device but adb still not find it...
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Yea Windows & APX don't play nice together from my experience
Install Ubuntu somewhere and use that instead, I use VMWare, I guess VMPlayer will work too if it can see USB devices, and it's free
https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/free#desktop_end_user_computing/vmware_player/6_0
Or boot your PC on a Live Ubuntu DVD / Flashdrive and do it from that
Thank you! I am on KitKat now!
I downloaded and installed EasyFlasher again, from a few diffrent sources, and one of them worked and I rebooted into TWRP! Everything went smooth after that and am on KitKat now!
Thanks so much!
Cheers,
Michelle
MichelleChristiana92 said:
Thank you! I am on KitKat now!
I downloaded and installed EasyFlasher again, from a few diffrent sources, and one of them worked and I rebooted into TWRP! Everything went smooth after that and am on KitKat now!
Thanks so much!
Cheers,
Michelle
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Great!
Remember to update your TWRP to 2.3.2.3 using Goo Manager from Google Play if it is an older version you managed to flash in the end
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...omanager&hl=en
Open GooManager > 3 dots menu button top right > "Install OpenRecoveryScript"
Hi,
Finally i used a microSD card and its works.
Thank you Detection for your help !
Its really really smooth, pretty impressive for a TF101
:good: Pleased you got it working in the end
Yea KatKiss is very smooth indeed, brings new life to our old tablets

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