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How to upgrade to new latest Asus firmware through custom recovery

Check the device firmware type by going to Setting - about tablet - built number
Download the right firmware pack for your device.
http://www.asus.com/Tablet/Transformer_Pad/ASUS_Transformer_Pad_Infinity_TF700T/#download
Now extract the zip file and you will have another zip file.
Rename that zip file as "EP201_768_SDUPDATE" and place it to an external sd card if you do not have a custom recovery. If you are rooted and unlocked plus you have a custom recovery you don't need to rename it you can place it in internal sd is well.
Now turn off your device. Hold power button including the volume down button and enter custom recovery. For stock recovery it should detect it automatically and will install. once in custom recovery clear your cache and install the file with the name above or whatever name you have. once installation is complete. reboot the system be patient and you have the latest update.
You can obtain root easily using this method.
Just download the DebugfsRoot_Generic_v2.3.zip file from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1706588
extract the content and run RootDebugfs, then follow the on screen instruction and you will have root.
Make sure you have USB debugging on.
To get custom recovery. Download goomanager from playstore and you can install TWRP recovery from the option list. which is Option - install OpenRecoveryScript.
I am not responsible if you mess up your device. do these at your own risk. Nonetheless these steps work perfectly for me.

Renaming is not needed.

lafester said:
Renaming is not needed.
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Exactly thats for people without custom recovery

Isn't this already covered here? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1833212
Sent from my EVO using xda premium

rizanx said:
Exactly thats for people without custom recovery
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does the update push the stock recovery as well?
and root is lost right?

Yes and yes.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium

odeccacccp said:
does the update push the stock recovery as well?
and root is lost right?
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Yes you will lose root.
But you can obtain root easily using this method.
Just download the DebugfsRoot_Generic_v2.3.zip file from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1706588
extract the content and run RootDebugfs, then follow the on screen instruction and you will have root.
oh and make sure you have USB debugging on.

sorry for the mix up. yes you do lose recovery. Download goomanager from playstore and you can install TWRP recovery from the option list.

rizanx said:
Through custom recovery stock recovery is not pushed! you will still have custom recovery. You will only lose root.
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Wrong, flashing an official rom will make you loose the custom recover too, you will have a clean stock rom once you do that. AND also this thread has nothing to share with the development forum.

Pretoriano80 said:
Wrong, flashing an official rom will make you loose the custom recover too, you will have a clean stock rom once you do that. AND also this thread has nothing to share with the development forum.
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+1 You WILL lose custom recovery with this method. This has all been covered before...
Sent from my EVO using xda premium

Pretoriano80 said:
Wrong, flashing an official rom will make you loose the custom recover too, you will have a clean stock rom once you do that. AND also this thread has nothing to share with the development forum.
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Thanks for clear up.

MysticMgcn said:
Isn't this already covered here? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1833212
Sent from my EVO using xda premium
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Where in there? Can;t find it?
1) If I am on a custom ROM can I flash the new update or I have to go back to STOCK first?
2) What's the big deal with loosing CWR and Root, it takes like 2 min to put it back, I mean there is another way to not loose it?
Thanks

I also have a question! Will this allow for OTA updates even if our bootloader is unlocked? And will we be able to flash the JB update from ASUS manually if not? Anyone know?

GRIM1337 said:
I also have a question! Will this allow for OTA updates even if our bootloader is unlocked? And will we be able to flash the JB update from ASUS manually if not? Anyone know?
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No. when you unlocked it clearly stated no more ota updates for you.
Yes. of course you can flash manually just like any other rom.

odeccacccp said:
Where in there? Can;t find it?
1) If I am on a custom ROM can I flash the new update or I have to go back to STOCK first?
2) What's the big deal with loosing CWR and Root, it takes like 2 min to put it back, I mean there is another way to not loose it?
Thanks
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You don't need to have stock rom. As long as you have the stock kernel your ok. You will of course lose custom recovery but its easy to download again as i have mentioned in my first post.
There is a lengthy way to do this. But why do that when it takes you literally 2 minute to root it with DebugfsRoot .
Hope it went well for you.

[Q] Stuck with ''fake'' 4.1.1

Hello,
so yesterday I tryed to get seanzscream tweaked jellybean version ( HYDRO)
But I didnt understood how to do it since it's my very first time doing something on android. So I tryed to follow Krabappel guide (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1845377)
But at step 5 I flash with a jellybean rom instead of ww.9.4.4.3.30 and now im with a ''fake'' 4.1.1 ( by that I mean it tell me I have 4.1.1 but I have almost no jellybean feature ( exept the battery saving thing ))
I tryed to downgrade with ROM manager but I have permission issue, then I tryed to use factory setting but It just bring me back to 4.1.1.
Is there a way I get go from there to seanzscream rom ? or downgrade then continue again ?
thanks!

amadnei said:
Hello,
so yesterday I tryed to get seanzscream tweaked jellybean version ( HYDRO)
But I didnt understood how to do it since it's my very first time doing something on android. So I tryed to follow Krabappel guide (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1845377)
But at step 5 I flash with a jellybean rom instead of ww.9.4.4.3.30 and now im with a ''fake'' 4.1.1 ( by that I mean it tell me I have 4.1.1 but I have almost no jellybean feature ( exept the battery saving thing ))
I tryed to downgrade with ROM manager but I have permission issue, then I tryed to use factory setting but It just bring me back to 4.1.1.
Is there a way I get go from there to seanzscream rom ? or downgrade then continue again ?
thanks!
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so you followed this guide to the T. correct
so by that, you have:
unlocked your bootloader.
(Click utilities +, then scroll down to bootloader and download that .apk file, then you simply install it like any other app)
Installed a recovery partition, TWRP (team win recovery) clockworkrecovery has issues with tf300 !!!, so only install TWRP
custom, clean, rom, 100% problem free of issues is, CleanROM 2.1
it will then be rooted and customized
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if you cant install recovery, it may be bricked
if you can, fastboot into it, then your good.

CyberdyneSystems said:
so you followed this guide to the T. correct
so by that, you have:
unlocked your bootloader.
installed a recovery partition, TWRP (team win recovery) clockworkrecovery has issues with tf300 !!!, so only install TWRP
custom, clean, rom, 100% problem free of issues is, CleanROM 2.1 seansroms.com
it will then be rooted and customized
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if you cant install recovery, it may be bricked
if you can, fastboot into it, then your good.
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well I used the asus unlocker app , but is there a what to know if it worked ? ( idk what it does )

amadnei said:
well I used the asus unlocker app , but is there a what to know if it worked ? ( idk what it does )
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it unlocks your bootloader which allows you to install a custom recovery. ex: twrp or cwm. After installing those you are able flash (which means install)
custom roms.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using XDA Premium HD app

Charle692 said:
it unlocks your bootloader which allows you to install a custom recovery. ex: twrp or cwm. After installing those you are able flash (which means install)
custom roms.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using XDA Premium HD app
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Ok that done,
so If I got that right , I should simply download TWRP ( any particular version ? I found 2.3 ) and download the 2.1 rom from seansrom and that basicly it ? Btw where can I get that rom please

The OP wishes to have the ASUS apps and clean rom removes them that is part of CLEAN.

tobdaryl said:
The OP wishes to have the ASUS apps and clean rom removes them that is part of CLEAN.
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well I wish to have seanzscream jellybeam hydro

amadnei said:
well I wish to have seanzscream jellybeam hydro
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OK! In that op you will find a bloatpack download with which you can relpace the removed ASUS software!
Good Luck:good:
here is the link http://tinyw.in/gGna!

amadnei said:
...idk what it does
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Perhaps you should do a little more research into flashing custom roms before you do anything in the future. Considering you admit to not knowing what the Asus unlocking app does, maybe it would be best to just stick with stock.

OP, you do have the JB bootloader right? If you do, then it should've flashed without problems.

amadnei said:
well I used the asus unlocker app , but is there a what to know if it worked ? ( idk what it does )
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Everytime you reboot/boot your device, in the top left corner, it will read, "Device is Unlocked"
Advantages:
-installing (by means of fastbooting device) a custom recovery partition, like, TWRP (clickworkrecoveryMod is buggy with this tablet,U.A.Y.O.R)
-create/restore backups
-install/flash mods,upgrades,roms
-clean up, cache,davlik, or fix permissions
-much more.
-Installing a custom ROM, like, CleanROM 2.1/2.5 (links above)
-custom kernels,for faster performance
-clean of bloatware
-access to everything,even, hidden,rooted files/folders

OP says can no longer access this thread. Problems solved!

[Q] Upgraded to JB , Unlocked , impacted!!! :(((

Hi all!
I got my transformer infinity and the first of all connected to wifi and upgraded to JB.(it was a doltish action)
then realized that it was a deadend too root and development:crying::crying:
the only way I was able to move on was Unlocking bootloader and void warranty
now I have a costom bootloader: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1797692
what can I do now for rooting & nvflash, dualboot for UBUNTU(Ithing it is very suitable for the infinity because of the dock and touchpad )
now im hanged totaly
plz help me
best regards!

You cannot use NVFlash as you have upgraded the bootloader. It only works on .26 or earlier. Not on .30 or JB. You can load several of the custom Roms, just check your MD5 sums before installing them, and be wary of Alpha builds or TF300 based ones. If you don't get too crazy, you should be OK without NVFlash. Having it is like car insurance, you don't plan on using it, but when you do crash it's nice to have.

tbtaf said:
You cannot use NVFlash as you have upgraded the bootloader. It only works on .26 or earlier. Not on .30 or JB. You can load several of the custom Roms, just check your MD5 sums before installing them, and be wary of Alpha builds or TF300 based ones. If you don't get too crazy, you should be OK without NVFlash. Having it is like car insurance, you don't plan on using it, but when you do crash it's nice to have.
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Thanks a lot!
what about root and dualboot?

No such dual boot available and doubt there will be for some time.
If you want a fast rom install clean rom.

sbdags said:
No such dual boot available and doubt there will be for some time.
If you want a fast rom install clean rom.
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+1 CleanROM v1.3 is rooted and flies like the wind. If you are not rooted, you will need to fastboot flash the TWRP custom recovery in order to be able to flash a custom ROM. Look for TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project ) thread in Development section.

okantomi said:
+1 CleanROM v1.3 is rooted and flies like the wind. If you are not rooted, you will need to fastboot flash the TWRP custom recovery in order to be able to flash a custom ROM. Look for TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project ) thread in Development section.
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Sorry for asking, but should i understand your answer as this:
For installing a custom rom as CleanRom i haven't got to be rooted or unlocked?
Im on JB now and i haven't rooted or unlocked my device yet.
Best regards
Mackis

Mackis said:
Sorry for asking, but should i understand your answer as this:
For installing a custom rom as CleanRom i haven't got to be rooted or unlocked?
Im on JB now and i haven't rooted or unlocked my device yet.
Best regards
Mackis
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I believe cleanrom is prerooted rom, but you need to unlock in order to flash the rom.

Mackis said:
Sorry for asking, but should i understand your answer as this:
For installing a custom rom as CleanRom i haven't got to be rooted or unlocked?
Im on JB now and i haven't rooted or unlocked my device yet.
Best regards
Mackis
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You need to be unlocked.

sbdags said:
You need to be unlocked.
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ok thanks for the answer but i don't want to void my warranty.
//Mackis

Mackis said:
ok thanks for the answer but i don't want to void my warranty.
//Mackis
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Then it is only ASUS custom ROMs for you -- there's no other way than unlocking.

tbtaf said:
You cannot use NVFlash as you have upgraded the bootloader. It only works on .26 or earlier. Not on .30 or JB. You can load several of the custom Roms, just check your MD5 sums before installing them, and be wary of Alpha builds or TF300 based ones. If you don't get too crazy, you should be OK without NVFlash. Having it is like car insurance, you don't plan on using it, but when you do crash it's nice to have.
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I want to try new ROM's. I have searched, but can't find out how to check md5 sums. Any info would be appreciated

redheadplantguy said:
I want to try new ROM's. I have searched, but can't find out how to check md5 sums. Any info would be appreciated
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Under Windo2s I very much like HashTab -- once installed, right-click on a file and under the Properties window, you get a new tab called "File Hashes" or something like that. If you transfer the file under Windows (e.g., using a card reader), you check it again just to be sure.
Under Android I use MD5 Hash Checker because it provides Send-to functionality: you can browse to the file using you preferred file app (mine is Total Commander) and just send it MD5HC.
Under both programs, you can just paste in the MD5 checksum the developer gives out and see if the file downloaded correctly.

Just to make sure, there's only 1 way to unlock as of now, correct? The ASUS unlocking app?

redheadplantguy said:
I want to try new ROM's. I have searched, but can't find out how to check md5 sums. Any info would be appreciated
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I use ES FIle Explorer - it can check the MD5's itself...
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Tapatalk 2

incarceration said:
Just to make sure, there's only 1 way to unlock as of now, correct? The ASUS unlocking app?
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Right, and alternatives are unlikely to appear in the near future.

[Q] thinking of installing a custom rom

i was thinking of unlocking my device and changing the rom.. however, ive permanently bricked this tablet for and had to have it repaired at a high cost, so im cautious.. i believe i fell victim to the having the twrp and resetting via the bootloader problem... how do i avoid this, how do i prevent this from happening again? i cant use nvflash, and is there any way of changing this annoying bootloader?

jason41987 said:
i was thinking of unlocking my device and changing the rom.. however, ive permanently bricked this tablet for and had to have it repaired at a high cost, so im cautious.. i believe i fell victim to the having the twrp and resetting via the bootloader problem... how do i avoid this, how do i prevent this from happening again? i cant use nvflash, and is there any way of changing this annoying bootloader?
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If using the wrong version of custom recovery vs bootloader can brick your device. The best way to approache this is, first upgrade your device to the latest JB .25, then unlock your device, then use fastboot to push your latest twrp recovery (2.3.3.0), then flash custom rom. Pretty much straiht forward without risk.

buhohitr said:
If using the wrong version of custom recovery vs bootloader can brick your device. The best way to approache this is, first upgrade your device to the latest JB .25, then unlock your device, then use fastboot to push your latest twrp recovery (2.3.3.0), then flash custom rom. Pretty much straiht forward without risk.
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do i still need twrp installed or do i use fastboot for that?.. also i had to downgrade to 9.4.5.30 to root it first, should i need some kind of root protection before upgrading back to JB?

jason41987 said:
do i still need twrp installed or do i use fastboot for that?.. also i had to downgrade to 9.4.5.30 to root it first, should i need some kind of root protection before upgrading back to JB?
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You don't need to root if you're unlocked because all custom roms are pre-rooted. Maybe this will be clearer;
Let pretend you're on JB, if you are on ICS, just use OTA upgrade to JB.
1. use Asus unlock tool to unlock (the tool will work with ICS or JB and very safe to use)
2. Use fastboot to push TWRPcustom recovery to your device
3. Boot into TWRP to flash custom rom (now have custom rom and rooted).
Done.

buhohitr said:
You don't need to root if you're unlocked because all custom roms are pre-rooted. Maybe this will be clearer;
Let pretend you're on JB, if you are on ICS, just use OTA upgrade to JB.
1. use Asus unlock tool to unlock (the tool will work with ICS or JB and very safe to use)
2. Use fastboot to push TWRPcustom recovery to your device
3. Boot into TWRP to flash custom rom (now have custom rom and rooted).
Done.
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what im confused about is using fastboot to push twrpcustom recovery, am i installing twrp in this step using fastboot?

jason41987 said:
what im confused about is using fastboot to push twrpcustom recovery, am i installing twrp in this step using fastboot?
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Yes, "fastboot flash recovery ... " installs a recovery.

I rooted mine when I had ICS and used OTA rootkeeper to OTA to JB to keep root. Unlocked it then used Goomananger (required root) app from the market to install TWRP. I like goomanager as you dont need to hook it up to your pc and was pretty easy. If you're already rooted I would go this route to install custom recovery.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Tapatalk 2

jason41987 said:
i was thinking of unlocking my device and changing the rom.. however, ive permanently bricked this tablet for and had to have it repaired at a high cost, so im cautious.. i believe i fell victim to the having the twrp and resetting via the bootloader problem... how do i avoid this, how do i prevent this from happening again? i cant use nvflash, and is there any way of changing this annoying bootloader?
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I was just as hesitant as you are. Took the leap yesterday and I am VERY happy I did. CROMI turns this baby into a whole new experience!
Just follow the instructions in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1833212
Read it, follow all the links, read it again and when you feel you really understand the process, follow it step by step.
The whole process turned out to be a breeze - especially compared to the trepidation I had about this
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Tapatalk HD

any recommendations for some good ROMs?

jason41987 said:
any recommendations for some good ROMs?
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Best rom is CleanRom version 3.2.1.

ok.. well it seems i have twrp installed just fine now, used the fastboot method... im going to try cleanrom a bit, and try out the ubuntu LXDE rom as well, ill try cleanrom first

it looks as if everything was successful, and i made it past the stage that caused a brick before, so i would say im in the clear now, tried clean rom, pretty cool you can choose your stock launcher but i really want to experiment with ubuntu on it as well with a mouse and keyboard, see if i can replace my netbook with this

[Q] How to upgrade my device? (unknown root / unlock)

so i've recently picked up my asus tf700 again (after about 6 months of no use) and i know i rooted, upgraded to 4.1.1, and unlocked the device but just don't remember how i did it all. and i'm 90% sure i deleted the stock recovery
what i want to know is how can i upgrade to 4.2.1 ?
can i just follow this guide? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2481892
current stats:
android 4.1.1
kernal version 3.1.10
build number jro03c.USepad-10.4.4.23-20121127

gen1mx6 said:
so i've recently picked up my asus tf700 again (after about 6 months of no use) and i know i rooted, upgraded to 4.1.1, and unlocked the device but just don't remember how i did it all. and i'm 90% sure i deleted the stock recovery
what i want to know is how can i upgrade to 4.2.1 ?
can i just follow this guide? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2481892
current stats:
android 4.1.1
kernal version 3.1.10
build number jro03c.USepad-10.4.4.23-20121127
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Yep should be good to go

gen1mx6 said:
so i've recently picked up my asus tf700 again (after about 6 months of no use) and i know i rooted, upgraded to 4.1.1, and unlocked the device but just don't remember how i did it all. and i'm 90% sure i deleted the stock recovery
what i want to know is how can i upgrade to 4.2.1 ?
can i just follow this guide? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2481892
current stats:
android 4.1.1
kernal version 3.1.10
build number jro03c.USepad-10.4.4.23-20121127
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Yes, you can... It is a good guide if you can follow it.. You must make sure that you have the latest bootloader and compatible TWRP.. Those are very important so you are not brick your device... Good luck and ask all the questions that you have before trying to install the TWRP and bootloader...:fingers-crossed:

gen1mx6 said:
so i've recently picked up my asus tf700 again (after about 6 months of no use) and i know i rooted, upgraded to 4.1.1, and unlocked the device but just don't remember how i did it all. and i'm 90% sure i deleted the stock recovery
what i want to know is how can i upgrade to 4.2.1 ?
can i just follow this guide? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2481892
current stats:
android 4.1.1
kernal version 3.1.10
build number jro03c.USepad-10.4.4.23-20121127
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Hallo,
could you send me a complete manual how did you root it and updated it for 4.1.1. with all of links for tools? I have a problem with my TF700 and I checked a lot of forums and tried a lot of things but it doesnt help.
Thank you very much

andre776655 said:
Hallo,
could you send me a complete manual how did you root it and updated it for 4.1.1. with all of links for tools? I have a problem with my TF700 and I checked a lot of forums and tried a lot of things but it doesnt help.
Thank you very much
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you should probably create your own post so someone can help you, they need to know information like what version your currently running

LetMeKnow said:
Yes, you can... It is a good guide if you can follow it.. You must make sure that you have the latest bootloader and compatible TWRP.. Those are very important so you are not brick your device... Good luck and ask all the questions that you have before trying to install the TWRP and bootloader...:fingers-crossed:
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ok so i'm having a bit of trouble following this guide...
1) I installed TWRP (with the help of this page) http://www.teamw.in/project/twrp2/105 I had to use the Download - Recovery Image / Fastboot Method because the app method wouldn't download the blob file
2) Now, when I power + volume down boot I can see my bootloader isn't the correct version. how can I update the bootloader? I have the files from the original link i posted (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2481892) so there is the correct bootloader i just don't know how to install it.
is there a more detailed guide with actual step by steps?

Congrats on getting TWRP installed! The rest is easy.
In TWRP select 'Install' and navigate to wherever you have the zip file with the bootloader/TWRP package, select it (if it has xxx signed.zip in the file name you need to check the "verify zip signature" option. sbdags usually signs his zips - don't know if he did with this one).
Swipe the button to flash the file.
When it finished, boot back to system. Do not flash a rom at this point! That would cancel the bootloader flash. Boot back into system first, then back into TWRP and then flash the rom.
BTW - flashing the modified Asus stock rom is perfectly fine, but I wonder why you don't flash CROMi-X 5.2.2?
That rom is from the same developer, based on this stock rom and miles improved since sbdags debloated the stock version.
sbdags stock rom is not really supported whereas he puts out a better version of CROMi-X about every 10 days! It's exhausting to keep up! LOL
You'll find it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2425383
You can still flash the BL/TWRP package you downloaded already. It's the same as the one for CROMi-X.

LetMeKnow said:
Yes, you can... It is a good guide if you can follow it.. You must make sure that you have the latest bootloader and compatible TWRP.. Those are very important so you are not brick your device... Good luck and ask all the questions that you have before trying to install the TWRP and bootloader...:fingers-crossed:
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berndblb said:
Congrats on getting TWRP installed! The rest is easy.
In TWRP select 'Install' and navigate to wherever you have the zip file with the bootloader/TWRP package, select it (if it has xxx signed.zip in the file name you need to check the "verify zip signature" option. sbdags usually signs his zips - don't know if he did with this one).
Swipe the button to flash the file.
When it finished, boot back to system. Do not flash a rom at this point! That would cancel the bootloader flash. Boot back into system first, then back into TWRP and then flash the rom.
BTW - flashing the modified Asus stock rom is perfectly fine, but I wonder why you don't flash CROMi-X 5.2.2?
That rom is from the same developer, based on this stock rom and miles improved since sbdags debloated the stock version.
sbdags stock rom is not really supported whereas he puts out a better version of CROMi-X about every 10 days! It's exhausting to keep up! LOL
You'll find it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2425383
You can still flash the BL/TWRP package you downloaded already. It's the same as the one for CROMi-X.
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Thanks, Honestly whatever custom rom I have now can randomly reboot and i think is giving me touch screen issues so was just going to hit up a stock install and see if that fixes any problems.
gonna try out the rom you suggested and i can always go back if necessary.
one thing, when i installed theTWRP the blue bar filled up completely and i left it for about 10 minutes and it was still there. so i powered down and everything booted back up correctly (and i can get into the recovery mode).
does everything sound ok to proceed?

gen1mx6 said:
Thanks, Honestly whatever custom rom I have now can randomly reboot and i think is giving me touch screen issues so was just going to hit up a stock install and see if that fixes any problems.
gonna try out the rom you suggested and i can always go back if necessary.
one thing, when i installed theTWRP the blue bar filled up completely and i left it for about 10 minutes and it was still there. so i powered down and everything booted back up correctly (and i can get into the recovery mode).
does everything sound ok to proceed?
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You have to kick it out when it is completed by using the fastboot command or just using your power button.. So you are good to go...
You have to try out all the rom and kernels that are available then choose the best one that fit your need...Good luck...

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You have to kick it out when it is completed by using the fastboot command or just using your power button.. So you are good to go...
You have to try out all the rom and kernels that are available then choose the best one that fit your need...Good luck...
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thanks for the help, everything is complete and running correctly.