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Rooting to 3.1 Your-New Transformer

Not sure if this should go here or General, Mod feel free to move if you think it should be moved ---
To all, This is what I found when rooting my Xformer--
1st ...I am not a rookie but I wanted the rooting to go without a hitch. So I read most of what was out there and choose what I thought would be best for me as far as the method for rooting.
So, I picked Apache's posting of how to root since I had a 4-24-11 build 3.0.1 I did not have to revert back, just needed to root the device and update
This is the posting:
Where to get the root packages---
http://androidroot.mobi/asus-eee-pad-transformer-tf101-root-cwm-recovery/
2nd I would recommend watching the video by Ayman019
Ayman019--- Root video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaZ4B60OWmY
This is a great play by play
Finally, I love Supercurio's work it is very bugfree so I downloaded his updated rom 3.1 updated...... etc here:
Supercurio's rooted rom---
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1112527
And his repacker if you want to have the tool that did the above ---
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1112527
I Pushed all the files through SDK/ADB. All went great until I tried to push superuser. At first, it would not recognize, so another xda member mentioned that sometime the remount is not seen, so I tried remounting 1st time, nothing ... the second time it worked
Awesome I am Rooted but ....... nothing could see the superuser, it would not allow anything access to superuser, so I downloaded Busybox and loaded it as well, still nothing.
Then I thought since I have superuser I should have recovery too. So, I proceeded to load Supercurio's rom on the sd card and then, manually went into recovery.....
Flashed the rom in recovery, rebooted....Voila' rooted, 3.1 and Good to go......
The point of this thread is remind people, that not all units react exactly the same, usually in adb everything works pretty much the same, but as you can see, not always.
So, moral of the story, the tools are here in XDA and the devs and other members have written great how to's and provide great advice, I thank All of them for sharing their knowledge.
BTW the Transformer is an AWESOME device and rooted you can really make it operate amazingly ..........

The point of this thread is remind people, that not all units react exactly the same, usually in adb everything works pretty much the same, but as you can see, not always.
So, moral of the story, the tools are here in XDA and the devs and other members have written great how to's and provide great advice
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good point, its the same whe nyou are hacking any device. They all react different

http://android.modaco.com/content/a...oted-ww-8-4-4-5-android-3-1-from-any-version/
To be honest I looked at all the guides and couldn't understand why this one seemed so shorter than others but it worked a treat no blob v4 or 5 to mess qbout with just down grade and away you go
DESIRE HD using leedroid. ASUS TRANSFORMER using prime

combat goofwing said:
http://android.modaco.com/content/a...oted-ww-8-4-4-5-android-3-1-from-any-version/
To be honest I looked at all the guides and couldn't understand why this one seemed so shorter than others but it worked a treat no blob v4 or 5 to mess qbout with just down grade and away you go
DESIRE HD using leedroid. ASUS TRANSFORMER using prime
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Is there anywhere else to get these? It looks like his account is over the quota-
"This file is temporarily unavailable because there are no resources
available under the owner's account. "

The other good thing is you end up with a stock 3.1 Rom rooted rather than flashing a custom rim from the start
DESIRE HD using leedroid. ASUS TRANSFORMER using prime

combat goofwing said:
The other good thing is you end up with a stock 3.1 Rom rooted rather than flashing a custom rim from the start
DESIRE HD using leedroid. ASUS TRANSFORMER using prime
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Yes this is the an advantage and unless you are looking to over clock I think the unit works very well with the standard rom.
Also Calforniarailroader here is another site to get the downloads:
http://asustransform.com/forum/

oka1 said:
Yes this is the an advantage and unless you are looking to over clock I think the unit works very well with the standard rom.
Also Calforniarailroader here is another site to get the downloads:
http://asustransform.com/forum/
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Thanks Oka1!
OT So where in NorCal are you? I'm up here in Redwood Valley, it's halfway between Ukiah and Willits in Mendocino County. OT

what are the benefits of rootign the transformer? only root apps i use on my phone are wifi tether and titanium backup. not important to me on the tablet, anything else make it worht it?

jbaruch76 said:
what are the benefits of rootign the transformer? only root apps i use on my phone are wifi tether and titanium backup. not important to me on the tablet, anything else make it worht it?
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Speed...

How about battery life? I know the tweaking done on my EVO made a huge improvement in battery life. Most of this comes with a custom kernal/rom though, but being rooted is obviously a necessity.
Im am not a newb to XDA by any means but, I just got the Transformer today, so go easy on me

can i root with 3.1 already? seems like in this thread ver 3.0.1 was used for rooting.

dennka said:
can i root with 3.1 already? seems like in this thread ver 3.0.1 was used for rooting.
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You would have to use the version that reverts to go back to 3.01 then go from there.

where do you find any info about rolling back i looked in every thread and NOTHING

jbaruch76 said:
what are the benefits of rootign the transformer? only root apps i use on my phone are wifi tether and titanium backup. not important to me on the tablet, anything else make it worht it?
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Overclocking, removing system apps, running slightly modded roms of Honeycomb 3.1, etc... There's no risk since the TF is unbrickable since we have nvflash.

Is there anything I can do if I flashed the wrong blob? I got root ok but CWM did not work. I tried to flash blobV5 but now adb cant write anything to /data. Since I have root could I simply use root explorer and terminal to run these commands?

I'm kind of stuck... I got as for as to issue the ./data/local/gingerbreakBB command...
I didn't receive any permission errors or anything but it's been siting there like it's waiting to finish (looks like it's thinking), one line so far that reads [*] vold: 0000 GOT start: 0x00017368 GOT end: 0x000175e8
But it's literally been sitting there for over 2 hours...
Android Ver 3.0.1
Any ideas? Anyone?
UPDATE: Nevermind... apparently even if your runnin 3.0.1 if it's not the right build you have to downgrade... got it... rooted!

hi all
I have rooted my TF to prime 1.5V. I enjoy it, but I have some problem in android market, I cannot download and install any software directly from android market, does anyone have such problem with android market after rooting and updating?(I use Nflash method, change SKU US to WW!)
do u have any suggestion?

combat goofwing said:
http://android.modaco.com/content/a...oted-ww-8-4-4-5-android-3-1-from-any-version/
To be honest I looked at all the guides and couldn't understand why this one seemed so shorter than others but it worked a treat no blob v4 or 5 to mess qbout with just down grade and away you go
DESIRE HD using leedroid. ASUS TRANSFORMER using prime
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At the end, does the unite still get OTA updates? I think there is no CWM involved in this picture, so I am assuming the tab will receive the 3.2 update automatically?

camdz said:
How about battery life? I know the tweaking done on my EVO made a huge improvement in battery life. Most of this comes with a custom kernal/rom though, but being rooted is obviously a necessity.
Im am not a newb to XDA by any means but, I just got the Transformer today, so go easy on me
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There will always be a reason to root your device, since there will always be something you need to do that the manufacturer doesn't want or think you need.

Ok guys I just got my used never before rooted transformer and I need to know if my current version is able to be rooted! I've searched but with no results to answer all my questions. I'm no noob to rooting or xda so I kind of just need pointed in the right direction. Can some one look at my screen shot and tell me if I can use this thread to root with my current firmware version or what other thread I need to start off with. All help is greatly appreciated!
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using xda premium

i hate jellybean

i dont know why i ever upgraded to jellybean its horrible my tab has about 20 freezes a day i would do anything to have aokp again on ics so many incompatibilities with apps
its ridiculous how can asus release this total broken crap i think its appauling a company can lock out a device to thier liking i mean can u imagine buying a pc
and trying out windows 7 you couldnt go back to xp or put linux on it i bought my device i should be able to choose what i want on it

I hate people who post in the wrong forum
Sent from my Transformer Pad TF300T using xda premium

I hate people who can't ****3n read forum rules!
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2

I had issues with force closes and reboots after using their OTA Update to Jelly Bean from ICS.
I did a data reset and full wipe and installed JB from scratch, lost root however it is super stable now.

babymatteo said:
I hate people who can't ****3n read forum rules!
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2
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since when was an issue with jellybean or aokp NOT a development discussion i would hardly ask the question in tf300t accesories now would i? So instead of been unhelpfull why dont you go indulge yourself in the forum rules you clearly havnt read them so maybe you should read section 2.1 2.3 and 2.5 of the forum rules i can outline them to you as follows
2.1 Language: XDA is a worldwide community. As a result what is ‘ok’ to say in your part of the world may not be ok in someone else’s part of the world. Please think about who is reading what you write. Keep in mind that what you think of as acceptable use of language may not be acceptable to others. Conversely, while reading member posts, remember that word you find offensive may not be to the writer. Tolerance is a two way street.
2.3 Flaming: XDA was founded as a group of people sharing information about certain mobile phones. Sharing does not involve virtual yelling (flaming) it does involve working together to solve problems in an environment of mutual respect and understanding. Losing your temper and flaming another member, or group of members, is not acceptable behavior.
2.5 Courtesy towards other Members: Treat new members the way you would like to have been treated when you were a new member. When dealing with any member, provide them with guidance, advice and instruction when you can and always with respect and courtesy. Never post in a demanding, argumentative, disrespectful or self-righteous manner.

stephenuk said:
since when was an issue with jellybean or aokp NOT a development discussion i would hardly ask the question in tf300t accesories now would i?
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Because it has nothing to do with development...

I have absolutely no freezes on jb my tablet flies literally. you need to have patients read the forum and take things step by step before you complain. Jb isn't the problem . You just need to learn trial and error till you get things going right.
Sent from my SGH-I717 using xda app-developers app

well its a question about downgrading back to ics so i can use aokp type roms if thats not a development discussion regarding using a custom rom which does seem to pretty frequent in this forum but hey maybe its just an illusion but there is no need for rudeness and swearin from a fellow forum member a polite "this is not the correct forum would of sufficed"

diamantericos said:
I have absolutely no freezes on jb my tablet flies literally. you need to have patients read the forum and take things step by step before you complain. Jb isn't the problem . You just need to learn trial and error till you get things going right.
Sent from my SGH-I717 using xda app-developers app
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im using hydros because stock was awfull

stephenuk said:
well its a question about downgrading back to ics so i can use aokp type roms if thats not a development discussion regarding using a custom rom which does seem to pretty frequent in this forum but hey maybe its just an illusion
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Development pertains to roms, not ota and downgrading.
But you're not alone... Most people I know hate the jb ota... Glad I didn't take it and stuck with cm10 instead.

Think some people just need to re-watch the registration video

beepea206 said:
Development pertains to roms, not ota and downgrading.
But you're not alone... Most people I know hate the jb ota... Glad I didn't take it and stuck with cm10 instead.
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yeah i wish i had.
just wish you could revert back i miss being able to use overskreen which just crashes now

beepea206 said:
Development pertains to roms, not ota and downgrading.
But you're not alone... Most people I know hate the jb ota... Glad I didn't take it and stuck with cm10 instead.
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hopefully someone will crack it soon

stephenuk said:
yeah i wish i had i just wish you could...
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My brain just exploded a little

Bolandk said:
My brain just exploded a little
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just little? its fixed now

stephenuk said:
well its a question about downgrading back to ics so i can use aokp type roms if thats not a development discussion regarding using a custom rom which does seem to pretty frequent in this forum but hey maybe its just an illusion but there is no need for rudeness and swearin from a fellow forum member a polite "this is not the correct forum would of sufficed"
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Unless I'm reading wrong there is no question in your op or title, so it should have been posted in the general forum. Also has nothing to do with development.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

stephenuk said:
yeah i wish i had.
just wish you could revert back i miss being able to use overskreen which just crashes now
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You can. You have to flash the ics blob with the pc tool... That will remove the jb rom and bootloader.

beepea206 said:
You can. You have to flash the ics blob with the pc tool... That will remove the jb rom and bootloader.
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You are mistaken. The only way to revert the bootloader back to ICS is with nvflash, and that does not and will never work with the JB bootloader unless Asus or nVidia release it (which they are not going to).
Check out this post in the official CM10 thread.

I've not had one issue with JB OTA, but my Tf300 was updated straight out the box, nothing at all installed on it.
Its now 2 weeks old and I've now unlocked the bootloader and rooted it, install about 50 apps and its still buttery smooth, with no freezes or reboots.

bmonster said:
I've not had one issue with JB OTA, but my Tf300 was updated straight out the box, nothing at all installed on it.
Its now 2 weeks old and I've now unlocked the bootloader and rooted it, install about 50 apps and its still buttery smooth, with no freezes or reboots.
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It seems a factory reset (if your device is old) should help things significantly from what I've read.

Cornerstone multitasking on TF700

Could somebody make it work? It is great feature. Please tell me how to do this. I will understand what you will talk to me, but I do not know how to build and android app, compile etc.

Cornerstone support stopped with ics unfortunately, there have been no updates to their source in like 8 months
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using XDA Premium HD app

What about now:
http://getandroidstuff.com/cyanogen...itasking-run-multiple-apps-side-side-android/

LEGOracer69 said:
What about now:
http://getandroidstuff.com/cyanogen...itasking-run-multiple-apps-side-side-android/
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That post is from February, and it's for CM9. They never ended up using it to my knowledge, and I haven't seen it on any CM rom I have ran. At this point they'd have to modify Cornerstone's source to get it to work with CM10, their current version, and I don't think they're about to do it. It would appear that it's an abandoned feature.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using XDA Premium HD app

BossMafia2 said:
That post is from February, and it's for CM9. They never ended up using it to my knowledge, and I haven't seen it on any CM rom I have ran. At this point they'd have to modify Cornerstone's source to get it to work with CM10, their current version, and I don't think they're about to do it. It would appear that it's an abandoned feature.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using XDA Premium HD app
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My Transformer has a bigger screen than my netbook, a dramatically higher resolution, and more apps that don't really justify using the full screen, but is less effective at multitasking.
When I first saw cornerstone, I thought that has to be the future of Android on Tablets. My searches came to the same conclusion as yours, it looks abandoned. That's a shame.

fortunz said:
My Transformer has a bigger screen than my netbook, a dramatically higher resolution, and more apps that don't really justify using the full screen, but is less effective at multitasking.
When I first saw cornerstone, I thought that has to be the future of Android on Tablets. My searches came to the same conclusion as yours, it looks abandoned. That's a shame.
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It really is. If you look at their discussion board, they claim they're working on getting jb working, but there hasn't been any changes to their source code in 9 months. That being said, it is open source so I suppose somebody else could try to pick it up. I think I might give it a shot once cm10 is official for us.
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hi! just to revive an old thread, I saw that cornerstone was updated with jellybean support as of February, but that was for 4.1 not 4.2. I know that it is far fetched, but is there any way this could be ported over to the tf700 without strenuous effort?

cullenmq1 said:
hi! just to revive an old thread, I saw that cornerstone was updated with jellybean support as of February, but that was for 4.1 not 4.2. I know that it is far fetched, but is there any way this could be ported over to the tf700 without strenuous effort?
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I am currently working on it. But there is s lot to manually merge and fix because of differences between 4.1 and 4.2
My base will be cm10.1 tho
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda premium

bryce09 said:
I am currently working on it. But there is s lot to manually merge and fix because of differences between 4.1 and 4.2
My base will be cm10.1 tho
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda premium
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I'd kick in for some red bull if you had a donate button. I'd also harass other people to click it. Basically, I'm really excited to hear there's even a chance of someday seeing windowed multitasking on my infinity. I'd almost given up hope. :fingers-crossed:

fortunz said:
I'd kick in for some red bull if you had a donate button. I'd also harass other people to click it. Basically, I'm really excited to hear there's even a chance of someday seeing windowed multitasking on my infinity. I'd almost given up hope. :fingers-crossed:
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I finished an alpha build today. it is working but there is still a lot left to do. I will upload it pretty soon tho, so you have proof

Please let this be successful, I'm pretty sure countless android users have been dying for this! And I agree with one of the earlier posters here, I'd donate to support the cause!

bryce09 said:
I am currently working on it. But there is s lot to manually merge and fix because of differences between 4.1 and 4.2
My base will be cm10.1 tho
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda premium
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If you need help testing let me know. Looking forward to your work.
Loved your TF700T kernel!

This would be worth unlocking my tablet for IMO :fingers-crossed:

Trigster said:
This would be worth unlocking my tablet for IMO :fingers-crossed:
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You shouldn't unlock because of cornerstone right now. It is far from a daily driver. Still some issues.
But you should unlock for other reasons
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda premium

bryce09 said:
You shouldn't unlock because of cornerstone right now. It is far from a daily driver. Still some issues.
But you should unlock for other reasons
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I know, I know..:laugh:
Just the thought of re-installing the apps and setting it back up to the way is now sounds like choir.
Though I did root it using that moto exploit upon updating to 4.2. I wonder if I could use TB to mirror the apps/layout and install a new ROM, then just back it up? Or is the difference between the stock and the ROM to big for the apps to be restored properly?

Trigster said:
I know, I know..:laugh:
Just the thought of re-installing the apps and setting it back up to the way is now sounds like choir.
Though I did root it using that moto exploit upon updating to 4.2. I wonder if I could use TB to mirror the apps/layout and install a new ROM, then just back it up? Or is the difference between the stock and the ROM to big for the apps to be restored properly?
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You need to be unlocked in order to install custom rom, so until then you can't test Cornerstone. Tibu is just for backing the apps, not the entire rom.

buhohitr said:
You need to be unlocked in order to install custom rom, so until then you can't test Cornerstone. Tibu is just for backing the apps, not the entire rom.
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That I know, was mainly curious if I was to unlock, and install another popular custom ROM(till the development is near completed). That I could back up my apps/data with Titanium B, and just restore them on the new ROM, of whichever I use. :good:

Trigster said:
That I know, was mainly curious if I was to unlock, and install another popular custom ROM(till the development is near completed). That I could back up my apps/data with Titanium B, and just restore them on the new ROM, of whichever I use. :good:
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OK, got you, so after unlocked, the first thing you would do before trying out the new rom is make a nandroid backup (using twrp custom recovery) this will ensure that you have a complete backup of your current setup. Second backup all your apps with Titanium. Once upgraded to the new rom, you can use Titanium to restore all your apps, then make another nandroid backup of the new rom. Once done you're home free, now you can flip flop between your old setup and your new rom setup by simply do a restore from your nandroid backup, you will have the exact same setup with your old or new in a few minute.

buhohitr said:
OK, got you, so after unlocked, the first thing you would do before trying out the new rom is make a nandroid backup (using twrp custom recovery) this will ensure that you have a complete backup of your current setup. Second backup all your apps with Titanium. Once upgraded to the new rom, you can use Titanium to restore all your apps, then make another nandroid backup of the new rom. Once done you're home free, now you can flip flop between your old setup and your new rom setup by simply do a restore from your nandroid backup, you will have the exact same setup with your old or new in a few minute.
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You are correct but it is possible to lose game progress sometimes, the nandroid backup dont always restore certain game progress.
Tylor
Sent from my ASUS Transformer TF700T Infinity Pad Using Tapatalk HD
Rom: Cromi-X 4.3b5 with MaxKernal V3
UPDATE FOR TF700 USERS!!! AND THE 4.2.1 UPDATE http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2204100

buhohitr said:
OK, got you, so after unlocked, the first thing you would do before trying out the new rom is make a nandroid backup (using twrp custom recovery) this will ensure that you have a complete backup of your current setup. Second backup all your apps with Titanium. Once upgraded to the new rom, you can use Titanium to restore all your apps, then make another nandroid backup of the new rom. Once done you're home free, now you can flip flop between your old setup and your new rom setup by simply do a restore from your nandroid backup, you will have the exact same setup with your old or new in a few minute.
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Would doing the nandroid this way also save your kernel? I'm thinking about doing a nandroid of my current CM10.1 setup where I'm using bryce kernel 3.1, doing a full wipe/factory reset, then flashing bryce's cornerstone, gapps, and bryce kernel 3.2. Then, after I'm all set up in Cornerstone, making a nandroid of that. Would flipping between these two nandroids also restore the kernel I was on for each setup?
Thanks in advance!

is there an updated unlock/root tool? or ...updated version to unlock/root?

I want to unlock/root my tf300t.....I received it Feb 2013- I just "registered" it yesterday (...oooops) perhaps......
I have been all over the internet and youtube to see what it will take to unlock and root. I have found good things, and read bad things (as some to say...the unlocking tool is not working if you are on JB-which I am) and I dont want any "problems"
then I am very not good at the whole abd thing at all- the thing I have noticed is alot of things posted wether videos or written stuff on forums are dated back in 2012....
We have been fortunate out there with gnexu's or droidx's or what have you-allowing us to have a tool that unlocks "a device"..and actually roots aswell....Is there an updated tool out there that these wonderful devs created that will do the same for our beloved tf300t
or to say the least a real easy way from step 1 to finish for me and others...I have unlocked and rooted many devices but I am "hestitant apprehensive but not scared" to unlock and root this-bc I def dont want bloatware and all that crap and roms that will make this tablet superb

ganggreen777 said:
I want to unlock/root my tf300t.....I received it Feb 2013- I just "registered" it yesterday (...oooops) perhaps......
I have been all over the internet and youtube to see what it will take to unlock and root. I have found good things, and read bad things (as some to say...the unlocking tool is not working if you are on JB-which I am) and I dont want any "problems"
then I am very not good at the whole abd thing at all- the thing I have noticed is alot of things posted wether videos or written stuff on forums are dated back in 2012....
We have been fortunate out there with gnexu's or droidx's or what have you-allowing us to have a tool that unlocks "a device"..and actually roots aswell....Is there an updated tool out there that these wonderful devs created that will do the same for our beloved tf300t
or to say the least a real easy way from step 1 to finish for me and others...I have unlocked and rooted many devices but I am "hestitant apprehensive but not scared" to unlock and root this-bc I def dont want bloatware and all that crap and roms that will make this tablet superb
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This should be helpful for you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2041627&highlight=guide

dude i got mine last week. unlocked and rooted 5 minutes after fully charged.follow the guides in the sticky's
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2

OK I understand that I may have sounded like s noob (I'm not I promise) what I really don't understand is extracting files and
placing then here or there ......I have reached the part in trying to root where My tf300t states that it is is fastboot protocol.....I have no idea what to do after that...will the TWRP recovery do the rest....I don't know. Never rooted a tablet. I have rooted many phones though.....
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ganggreen777 said:
OK I understand that I may have sounded like s noob (I'm not I promise) what I really don't understand is extracting files and
placing then here or there ......I have reached the part in trying to root where My tf300t states that it is is fastboot protocol.....I have no idea what to do after that...will the TWRP recovery do the rest....I don't know. Never rooted a tablet. I have rooted many phones though.....
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda premium
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follow this.http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2041627

Fastboot USB Protocol Ready-my tablets says-whats next

What to do now that my tablet drivers are lined up correctly with my pc.......My tablet i think is waiting for me to ROOT-it says on the screen "Fastboot USB Prtocol Ready"
im i now ready for either TWRP image recovery OR CWM recovery????
I'm just not sure what to do next- or better yet i want to do the correct steps next
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I guess no one wants to help or I didn't explain my query good enough..... I'm really STUCK! I don't want to brick anything!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

People have already helped. Search a little. Oh what the hell, here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30516010
Follow part 3 of that guide. I recommend twrp for recovery.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2

REALLY.........!
no one wants to help.....
wow im sad here I thought someone likes it when we delve into new experiences like rooting new things-
All I want to know is - how and what to do next-
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

ganggreen777 said:
REALLY.........!
no one wants to help.....
wow im sad here I thought someone likes it when we delve into new experiences like rooting new things-
All I want to know is - how and what to do next-
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im not sure i understand your frustration... the above post has a link with everything you need to know.. what else are you missing.
And the reason that no one wants to help you is because your asking questions that have been answered probably 1000 times. search around. there are several newbie friendly guides for unlocking and rooting. no offense but that's where you should go first before posting. you must be willing to search around and READ and chances are you will actually get an answer faster that way.
now i would like to help but first read the link posted above and THEN come back and ask questions and provide a more detailed explanation of your problem please and thank you
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Ganggreen777, if you do come back and read this, for future reference, coming in here after you are already in fastboot is a little late to be asking questions if you don't know what you're doing. That's a good way to brick a device. I suggest doing all of you're homework first. Especially with this tablet. The TF300 makes an awfully expensive paperweight. :good:
Hopefully you got it all taken care of and you are now running TWRP with your favorite ROM. This forum has a wealth of knowledge, take advantage of it.