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Uhm, I have a XYBOARD 10.1 inch (WIFI ONLY) And I edited something in Build.PROP. I then restarted at to my surprise it goes completely black after it shows the Motorola DUAL CORE screen. I can get into the recovery. I even Factory Resetted thinking that might help but, Nothing. Is there anything I can do to restore it? Because I'd rather not have an expensive XYBOARD paper weight.
BUMP? I really need help.
if you can get to recovery, you should be able to push stock OS via ADB.. there is a guide in the Xoom development section.
pinoiryder said:
if you can get to recovery, you should be able to push stock OS via ADB.. there is a guide in the Xoom development section.
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And this is for XYBOARD? Anyway, I can't find the topic...
is there not maybe a way you can pull the build.prop file via adb edit change what you editied, then push it bk via adb???
just outta curiosity, what did you change in the build.prop, also remember, ALWAYS MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!!!! lol
[email protected] said:
is there not maybe a way you can pull the build.prop file via adb edit change what you editied, then push it bk via adb???
just outta curiosity, what did you change in the build.prop, also remember, ALWAYS MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!!!! lol
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How do you make a BackUp on a XYBOARD?
Anyway, Can someone just link me to the needed programs and topic?
ok well since you know, you cant make backups on an XYBOARD then why muck about with it????
[email protected] said:
ok well since you know, you cant make backups on an XYBOARD then why muck about with it????
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If one doesn't muck around with things, Nothing will ever be discovered.
But I should of waited until someone better at things like this paved the way.
*Beats self with XYBOARD*
SUperFatCatNine said:
If one doesn't muck around with things, Nothing will ever be discovered.
But I should of waited until someone better at things like this paved the way.
*Beats self with XYBOARD*
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Lol can you not download the original image from motorola and flash it somehow ?? There must be a way surely
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Does anyone have the stock build.prop for XYBOARD 10.1 Wifi only?
Also, How do you push it on using ADB?
I think there is no way to solve the problem. Send it to Motorola and will fix it for you.
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As the XOOM2/Xyboard has a locked bootloader and no bootstrap for a recovery so your stuck right now until Motorola decides to care about the Android community. Also adb is not possible from what I heard when it can't boot. If you want some help then contact the not many Xyboard devs here "Bricks" as they are always happy to help bricked people.
luke.arran said:
As the XOOM2/Xyboard has a locked bootloader and no bootstrap for a recovery so your stuck right now until Motorola decides to care about the Android community. Also adb is not possible from what I heard when it can't boot. If you want some help then contact the not many Xyboard devs here "Bricks" as they are always happy to help bricked people.
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It's More of a soft brick. I can get into recovery.
(It's Still Makes a Nice Frisbee or Paper Weight. xD)
SUperFatCatNine said:
It's More of a soft brick. I can get into recovery.
(It's Still Makes a Nice Frisbee or Paper Weight. xD)
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I'm in the same situation as you as of today (But I have the Verizon Droid Xyboard 10.1). Messed around with the Build.prop and now its not working. I have a copy of the original Build.prop but don't know how I can push it to my tablet.
Adb is not working but fastboot is.
I don't think my original build.prop would be any help to you since I have the 4G version but if you want it let me know and I will send it to you!
Looks like I may have to send it to Motorola :-(
OK guys, no worries... I think I know the solution.
1 - enter in recovery
2 - open cmd on your PC
3 - go to adb and fastboot folder via cmd
4 - type:
Code:
adb devices
adb shell
su
cd /system
rm build.prop
exit
5 - copy original build.prop to this folder (adb one)
6 - type:
Code:
adb push build.prop /system/build.prop
adb reboot
exit
Hope that helps you guys it already helped me (I have the Origina Xoom)
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Just one more little thing, I presume you guys have su, as you changed build.prop and recovery (because to install super user recovery is needed!) If you guys don't have them, I'm sorry but don't know a solution...
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XxLordxX said:
OK guys, no worries... I think I know the solution.
1 - enter in recovery
2 - open cmd on your PC
3 - go to adb and fastboot folder via cmd
4 - type:
Code:
adb devices
adb shell
su
cd /system
rm build.prop
exit
5 - copy original build.prop to this folder (adb one)
6 - type:
Code:
adb push build.prop /system/build.prop
adb reboot
exit
Hope that helps you guys it already helped me (I have the Origina Xoom)
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And where might I find CMD?
It's a Windows thing... just search a little on it... try using the menu option to show up everything and search for cmd... Which OS are you using?
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So I accidentally bricked the new Samsung Stellar and my backups got wiped during the process.
Can anyone find the stock firmware/kernel for the Samsung Stellar?
Much appreciated.
sovereign73811 said:
So I accidentally bricked the new Samsung Stellar and my backups got wiped during the process.
Can anyone find the stock firmware/kernel for the Samsung Stellar?
Much appreciated.
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mines isnt bricked but im looking for the same thing. Deleted some stuff I shouldnt have and no getting system ui force close. Let me know if you have an luck. Ill do the same
Do you still have the stock recovery? I may be able to get into my old OS if you can get the stock recovery pulled off.
Unfortunately I'm not sure how you will extract the recovery ROM off of your phone...I'll keep looking around.
mcarrion78 said:
mines isnt bricked but im looking for the same thing. Deleted some stuff I shouldnt have and no getting system ui force close. Let me know if you have an luck. Ill do the same
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I'm curious, have you reinstalled the pesky stock apps to see if the OS crashes would stop? There may be something to that.
Also I possibly can help you get an image but I need a recovery image. If you're still rooted, download this:
http://android.podtwo.com/romdump/
Download Terminal Emulator from the Google Play Store and then follow these instructions:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1771347
If I can get back into my phone by restoring the stock recovery, I may be able to get you an image that works.
Uh...OK...feel free to; it keeps the topic up fresh on the first page! lol.
Anyways I managed to theorize that a recovery is all I need....dang, looks like that's both of us now eh?
Im still rooted. im trying to figure out how to pull the recovery myself to possibly help in building CWM for the phone. I know removing some stock apps is what caysed my force close i just dont know all of the ones i deleted. I didn't think to back any of them up
I've got something up there that should help you pull out the stock recovery as well.
Romdump should work and should not brick anything so please give it a try.
sovereign73811 said:
Also I possibly can help you get an image but I need a recovery image. If you're still rooted, download this:
http://android.podtwo.com/romdump/
Download Terminal Emulator from the Google Play Store and then follow these instructions:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1771347
If I can get back into my phone by restoring the stock recovery, I may be able to get you an image that works.
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used romdump and this is what i get. it leaves me a text file thats 2.46 know that cant be it
c:\SDK\platform-tools>adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
su
[email protected]:/ # /data/local/romdump
/data/local/romdump
Android ROM dumper v0.82b
(c)2011 Sebastian404
Device : IMM76D.I200VRALG4
Creating required files... cat: can't open '/proc/mtd': No such file or directory
Opening mtd table... Segmentation fault
139|[email protected]:/ #
mcarrion78 said:
used romdump and this is what i get. it leaves me a text file thats 2.46 know that cant be it
c:\SDK\platform-tools>adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
su
[email protected]:/ # /data/local/romdump
/data/local/romdump
Android ROM dumper v0.82b
(c)2011 Sebastian404
Device : IMM76D.I200VRALG4
Creating required files... cat: can't open '/proc/mtd': No such file or directory
Opening mtd table... Segmentation fault
139|[email protected]:/ #
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That's complicated. It looks like you use ADB from your PC. I'm curious, is your phone stable enough to run the Romdump from the phone itself? You will need terminal emulator to do this.
There is also a method that just works for recovery and boot partitions (the ones I and a few others need). Take a look here and scroll down to the heading that says "Alternative Method If The Above Does Not Work:".
http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile...es-boot-recovery-and-system-partition-images/
i get the same thing using terminal on my phone
http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile...es-boot-recovery-and-system-partition-images/
Have you looked at this link? It even has an alternate way to use romdump.
I don't know if this has anything to do with what we need for a stock ROM but here's something interesting:
http://androidforums.com/elite-all-things-root/551775-well-lets-get-ball-rolling-11.html
Again to any of you who have a rooted Samsung Stellar, please help us with a Stock ROM image!
heres the verizon stuff you were looking for
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/chkru9gi16k9ar8/G-DHp6SgnD
Thanks, although we already have that and we got a phone fixed for it...too bad not mine.
Hey did you get the message? Here I'll post it again:
OK people: here's a tip I've received from an XDA developer expert:
Quote:
a quick and dirty explanation (need root)
Code:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 of=/sdcard/output.img
this will save the partition mmcblk0p1 to output.img
now, to determine what partitions are
on my device its:
Code:
ls -l /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/
but you're scheme and directory structure there might be a little different, so adjust accordingly
Longer Version:
http://www.darkyrom.com/index.php?th...with-adb.8059/
yeah i got that message and i got the output.img just havent uploaded it
What were you able to extract by chance?
If you could find a recovery partition, that would be great.
even in recovery its actually loaded to RAM and not mounted (this allows you to flash to it while in recovery)
do:
Code:
ls -l /dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name
(its msm_sdcc.1 on my device, yours may be different but it should be similar)
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Another tip to extract and backup the stock recovery.
stock rom
hey so im reading the threads and i wanted to know some kind of update. Did people test out the stock rom yet? Any good news?
Yes, thankfully we've got them working (thanks invisiblek!) and I'll make a further update in a few hours.
Where is the thread for this at?
Has this been dropped all together? I was looking for some stock and/or stock-rooted roms for this thing. Any hope out there?
Hi guys,
I'm quite a noob when it comes to this and am looking for a little guidance.
i've been looking to have my tablet (samsung galaxy tab 2 (GT-P3110)) boot up when the charger is connected and believe i have found a way.
someone with a nexus 7 had the same issue and solved it by changing a string in the bootloader binary
Code:
fastboot oem off-mode-charge 0
I've rooted the tablet already
q1. will this bootloader edit be the same for the tab 2?
q2. what steps do I need to take to edit the bootloader without bricking my device
thank you for your help guys,
i'm willing to take the risk, just need a bit of advice
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Hi guys,
I'm quite a noob when it comes to this and am looking for a little guidance.
i've been looking to have my tablet (samsung galaxy tab 2 (GT-P3110)) boot up when the charger is connected and believe i have found a way.
someone with a nexus 7 had the same issue and solved it by changing a string in the bootloader binary
Code:
fastboot oem off-mode-charge 0
I've rooted the tablet already
q1. will this bootloader edit be the same for the tab 2?
q2. what steps do I need to take to edit the bootloader without bricking my device
thank you for your help guys,
i'm willing to take the risk, just need a bit of advice
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I have the same question, and want to do the same thing.......Where you ever able to figured this out? I have the Verizon GT2 7.0. My HP TouchPad boots up when it begins charging and I'd like the galaxy to do the same thing.
yeah i got a solution.
there was no boot loader in my galaxy tab 2 but a workaround to get the same result
firstly you need to root the tablet
secondly you need to be running the stock rom. (unless there's another rom with the same files, i couldnt find one)
once you have your tablet rooted install root explorer or some app that gives you read write permission
now find this file...
system/bin/playlpm
make a backup of this file playlpm.old etc
open the playlpm file and delete all the content
now paste this code exactly:
#!/system/bin/sh
/system/bin/reboot
(make sure you had read write permission in root explorer)
what this does is replace the charging animation when the tablet is started with a shell command to run the boot script into android
all done
(only works with samsung devices)
Awesome
tab2rx8 said:
yeah i got a solution.
there was no boot loader in my galaxy tab 2 but a workaround to get the same result
firstly you need to root the tablet
secondly you need to be running the stock rom. (unless there's another rom with the same files, i couldnt find one)
once you have your tablet rooted install root explorer or some app that gives you read write permission
now find this file...
system/bin/playlpm
make a backup of this file playlpm.old etc
open the playlpm file and delete all the content
now paste this code exactly:
#!/system/bin/sh
/system/bin/reboot
(make sure you had read write permission in root explorer)
what this does is replace the charging animation when the tablet is started with a shell command to run the boot script into android
all done
(only works with samsung devices)
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Thank ya, sir! That worked perfectly!
I have the AT&T variant of the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (SGH-i497), and I have CWM Recovery 6.0.3 (non-touch) on it now, but it doesn't allow for backups to the external SD card. Is there a touch version for my tablet that will allow me to backup to an external SD card?
I've been trying to research it, but my searches on Google turn up different pieces of information. Any assistance/guidance is appreciated. In the past, I've had mixed results here since switching to Android, as it seems there is far less patience or willingness to help less experienced users. I hope one someone will help me out.
The LTE Tab 2's have little-to-no development. If you haven't found it yet, chances are there isn't one available.
I have the VZW tab 2 7.0, so I've been working on this tab. I haven't seen any threads yet with others developing on the att/tmo versions.
I assume you're rooted? If you are, send me the recovery image you flashed. I may be able to inject your kernel into a working twrp for my tab and get you a working port. That's about all I can do, though.
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The LTE Tab 2's have little-to-no development. If you haven't found it yet, chances are there isn't one available.
I have the VZW tab 2 7.0, so I've been working on this tab. I haven't seen any threads yet with others developing on the att/tmo versions.
I assume you're rooted? If you are, send me the recovery image you flashed. I may be able to inject your kernel into a working twrp for my tab and get you a working port. That's about all I can do, though.
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Thanks for the response; I appreciate it. Yes, I'm rooted, and I have noticed that there seems to be very little out there for my particular model/variant, but I held out the possibility that perhaps I had simply not found it yet. On the Clockwork Mod site, there are versions of the latest CWM recovery 6.0.3 for regular and touch, but only for P5100, P5110 & P5113. Based on a conversation we had in another thread on this, those won't work for mine, I now know.
I can send you the image, but the TWRP is different from CWM, right?
Yes it's different. TWRP is full touch-capable and my build supports external sd. I don't have a CWM Touch build, but the regular CWM does support external.
Assuming mount points and partitions are identical between these two models, it should work fine for you.
Do me a favor, run this command using ADB or Terminal Emulator:
Code:
cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p1/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p14/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p15/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p17/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p18/uevent
Copy/paste the results here. All it's doing is displaying what each of those partitions above are
MrHyde03 said:
Yes it's different. TWRP is full touch-capable and my build supports external sd. I don't have a CWM Touch build, but the regular CWM does support external.
Assuming mount points and partitions are identical between these two models, it should work fine for you.
Do me a favor, run this command using ADB or Terminal Emulator:
Code:
cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p1/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p14/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p15/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p17/uevent && cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p18/uevent
Copy/paste the results here. All it's doing is displaying what each of those partitions above are
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Will do. Do I just plug in my tablet and run ADB, or do I have to put it in some kind of mode first?
I just tried to run the command you posted and got a message that it's not recognized as an external or internal command, operable program or batch file
Also, I'm sold on TWRP and want to switch from CWM to TWRP. Is it complicated? I didn't see an install for my Galaxy Tab 2 (AT&T), just the damned P5100/P5110 nonsense!
The command is not a windows command lol. You'll have to use adb shell, then execute the command, or do so from terminal emulator on the device.
Go ahead and send me the recovery image you used and I'll pack it and you can try it yourself if it works
I really need the output from the command above first to make sure our tabs have the same mount points
MrHyde03 said:
The command is not a windows command lol. You'll have to use adb shell, then execute the command, or do so from terminal emulator on the device.
Go ahead and send me the recovery image you used and I'll pack it and you can try it yourself if it works
I really need the output from the command above first to make sure our tabs have the same mount points
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I tried running the command using ADB shell and still ran into the same problems. I'm guessing that somehow this isn't going to be as simple to switch?
another way to tell is by using a file explorer, go to each of the locations and open with text viewer:
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p1/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p14/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p15/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p17/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p18/uevent
All I need is the PARTNAME=xxxxxx for each correspoding mmcblk0pxx
MrHyde03 said:
another way to tell is by using a file explorer, go to each of the locations and open with text viewer:
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p1/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p14/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p15/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p17/uevent
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p18/uevent
All I need is the PARTNAME=xxxxxx for each correspoding mmcblk0pxx
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/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p1/uevent (partname=modem)
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p14/uevent (partname=system)
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p15/uevent (partname=userdata)
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p17/uevent (partname=cache)
/sys/block/mmcblk0/mmcblk0p18/uevent (partname=recovery)
Thanks again for taking the time to help me!
Good news for you is our devices have similar mount points. Send me the URL for the recovery you installed. I'll download it and repack the kernel with my recovery.
MrHyde03 said:
Good news for you is our devices have similar mount points. Send me the URL for the recovery you installed. I'll download it and repack the kernel with my recovery.
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https://dl.dropbox.com/u/17011338/cwm_recovery_espresso10att_childofthehorn.tar.md5
Here you go!
Here you go. Keep in mind it may not work, but im confidant it will. It might even look pixelated due to screen resolution differences between 7.0 and 10.1
unofficial-TWRP_2440_MrHyde03_sgh-i497.tar.md5
If for whatever reason it doesn't work, you can always reboot into download mode and reflash CWM via ODIN.
MrHyde03 said:
Here you go. Keep in mind it may not work, but im confidant it will. It might even look pixelated due to screen resolution differences between 7.0 and 10.1
unofficial-TWRP_2440_MrHyde03_sgh-i497.tar.md5
If for whatever reason it doesn't work, you can always reboot into download mode and reflash CWM via ODIN.
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Great! I'll try it now and let you know.
Thanks very much!
It worked perfectly! The only thing was the date was screwed up, like with CWM, but I was able to manually change the date folder. Guess that's a bug that won't go away.
Otherwise it's all good.
Thanks so much for your help, you can expect a beer from me later!
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 using Tapatalk
Great! Glad it worked!! After you test it a bit I can post it in the dev forum for y'all :good:
AT&T Galaxy Tab 2 10.1
PDADoc said:
It worked perfectly! The only thing was the date was screwed up, like with CWM, but I was able to manually change the date folder. Guess that's a bug that won't go away.
Otherwise it's all good.
Thanks so much for your help, you can expect a beer from me later!
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 using Tapatalk
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Could you help me in rooted my Samsung SGH 1497 Tab 2. 10.1. I have been trying all morning but using Root Checker app to confirm if it works but nothing has worked. I need to unlock it and I see there is an app that can do that but I need to have a rooted Tab in order for it to work. Its locked to AT&T (US) and I live in Trinidad and Tobago. Just bought it from the AT&T store in the US and they assured me it was not locked and it could be used with any network. All Im getting is a SIM network lock message when I put in my SIM card. Please Help!!!
thx
Hi Guys
I wonder if there's anyway to access android root system folder on Windows PC? where the build.prop file is? well the reason is i pretty much screw my build.prop by editing it with a line to remove the soft button on screens. And now my tablet is showing nothing but i can still get it connected through USB.
how about use root explorer and copy the file u want to sd card..then connect sd card to pc..and change whatever u want there..:laugh:
dukesinclair said:
how about use root explorer and copy the file u want to sd card..then connect sd card to pc..and change whatever u want there..:laugh:
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I think you don't understand what i am trying to say, I meant i can't access my Galaxy Tab now since it's all blank and it is not displaying anything. the reason why it's not displaying anything is because i wanted to remove those on screens buttons and i found out that people said here by adding this script at build.prop qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 and reboot it will remove them. But instead all i get is a blank screen
I wonder if there's a way to access Android root system dir on Windows PC you know the place where you can find the build.prop file.
Can someone help me with this?
Is it rooted??
If it is you could reflash ur Rom without wiping anything. Just flash the same Rom u are currently using and don't wipe anything. When done dix permissions and reboot.
Sent from my HTC Glacier using Tapatalk 2
mickeyasamoah said:
Is it rooted??
If it is you could reflash ur Rom without wiping anything. Just flash the same Rom u are currently using and don't wipe anything. When done dix permissions and reboot.
Sent from my HTC Glacier using Tapatalk 2
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Yes my Galaxy Tab is rooted with a custom rom installed. i can still access my CWM. Ugh.. i really wonder if it's possible to access the android root system on a PC or not.
I'm not going to reflash it if i could just remove that line i added earlier at build.prop. which is qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 i am hoping that after removing that line might return everything to normal
dc2mx said:
Yes my Galaxy Tab is rooted with a custom rom installed. i can still access my CWM. Ugh.. i really wonder if it's possible to access the android root system on a PC or not.
I'm not going to reflash it if i could just remove that line i added earlier at build.prop. which is qemu.hw.mainkeys=1 i am hoping that after removing that line might return everything to normal
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Hello bro ... you can access the android root files ( but not view directly as a file manager) and edit the build prop ..... but for this you need android sdk ( android development kit ) on pc through which you can type the adb shell commands for the build prop changes you made... but it still needs usb debugging to be activated...... If you can flash stock rom it is better ...
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED
Sent From My GT-I9082
asifcheer said:
Hello bro ... you can access the android root files ( but not view directly as a file manager) and edit the build prop ..... but for this you need android sdk ( android development kit ) on pc through which you can type the adb shell commands for the build prop changes you made... but it still needs usb debugging to be activated...... If you can flash stock rom it is better ...
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED
Sent From My GT-I9082
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Hello
I can still access my Tablet through USB mode using CWM to set it on. I wonder if i can see the android root system dir when using android SDK? or i am screwed ? Does the Android SDK really need USB Debug Mode turn on to make changes to the build.prop file? If yes, i wonder is there a way to turn USB Debug mode on at SDK?
Since my tablet is not displaying anything so i can't manually turn it on there.
dc2mx said:
Hello
I can still access my Tablet through USB mode using CWM to set it on. I wonder if i can see the android root system dir when using android SDK? or i am screwed ? Does the Android SDK really need USB Debug Mode turn on to make changes to the build.prop file? If yes, i wonder is there a way to turn USB Debug mode on at SDK?
Since my tablet is not displaying anything so i can't manually turn it on there.
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Hey... try this link ... it mentions about the kind of software you need ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1587717
But It would be useless if it asks for root permission on your phone ( as you can't access your screen)
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED
Sent From My GT-I9082
asifcheer said:
Hey... try this link ... it mentions about the kind of software you need ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1587717
But It would be useless if it asks for root permission on your phone ( as you can't access your screen)
HIT THANKS IF I HELPED
Sent From My GT-I9082
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Flash the stock build prop back from recovery first..
and reboot.
or
connect the device flash the stock kernel..
You need spend some money to buy one software to slove this problem.
Ebmmki said:
Root android phone ,you will lost all data ,files,apps on android phone
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Wrong. You don't lose anything rooting unless you use some nonsense.
It's unlocking the bootloader that wipes the phone.
Please learn what you are talking about before posting.