Hello,
I recived my new tablet but i want to keep the old one working to..i tried to root it with Kingo App but it doesn't Work..Any idea how should i root it ?
My tablet : NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet 5.1.1 LMY48C.35398_567.2193
Here is a step-by-step guide including links of what you will need to download and install:
http://nvidiashieldzone.com/index.p...tablet-root/root-shield-tablet-v2-1-lollipop/
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Is it possible to root an android phone via a tablet? If so a link to instructions would be great, thanks community!
Hi!
I rooted my Asus Iconia A1-810 with the RV21RC02_WW_GEN1 files according to the thread:[ToolKit] Acer Iconia v0.8.1 ***New: Supporting A3-A10 / New: Pull system.img.gz*** http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240029
This was done several month ago...
But some of my apps need me to update to newer firmware according to the app-developers.
Unfortunately I don't know the best way to upgrade a already rooted device ?? Whats the easiest way ?
Do I need to first unroot the device and do firmware upgrade.... or is it possible to upgrade directly ?
Is there some good howto out there ?
Many Thanks
Marcus
Someone here ought to have information that might help me...please!
Hos do I update the firmware on a rooted device ? In my case asus a1-810.. ?
Thanks
Marcus
*argh* .... This is killing me...
I've read everything in the Acer Iconia Toolkit thread...... but because I have less then 10 post I'm not authorized to ask any questions in that thread ?????
So I'll have to ask here until someone answers or I reach 10 posts...
Anyhow...
My system.img.gz that is currently loaded and rooted is RV21RC02_WW_GEN1.
But there is no one offering a Stock / unrooted image for that !?!?
I've tried to to stock firmware upgrade through menu with the tablet rooted - NOT WORKING
I've tried uninstalling the SuperSU with the unroot-option in SuperSU menu. -NOT WORKING
I've was about to try the unroot option in the toolkit from windows.... but it says i need a stock image in the system_image folder ? -Dont have stock image RV21RC02_WW_GEN1
I've read that it's not a good idea to try and upgrade with another image (not RV21RC02_WW_GEN1), Then i'll brick the tablet....
But what should I do ???
/Marcus
Same problem
I have exactly the same problem with my rooted Acer A1-810.
I used the toolkit to root my pad (RV21RC02_WW_GEN) a couple of months ago. And now I would like to find the original stock rom so I could unroot my device and update it. I have tested the same things that you tested but it didn't help.
I wat to root my shield portable, but i have a few questions:
1: Do i have to flash the upcoming updates or even android 6 when the portable get it? Or can it update the shield just fine even when rooted?
2: is there any easy "one click" root apk's? I tried king root, but it failed.
3: Does root in general really have to reset the device?
4: What is the easiest method to root?
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For a couple of years I've used an old Android 4.2.2 tablet for one purpose only: tether wifi Internet connection to my router. Recently it fell and the screen broke.
I've purchased a cheap 7" tablet (IRULU x67) to replace the broken one, for the same function. It runs Android 7.0 and I could not find any TWRP or CWM custom recovery for this no-brand name device. All guides I found for rooting Marshmallow and Nougat devices require the use of custom recovery and Magisk. Pushing su and busybox to /system/bin, like in older Androids, doesn't work.
Can anybody point me to any working method to root this Android 7.0 tablet? I need this very badly and it MUST be rooted!
I am recently diving in to Android on a Digiland DL7000 tablet. It is a MediaTek processor running Nougat (Android 7).
None of the one-click rooting tools work, so I'm slogging through the ADB process and would like to use SuperSU.
Has anyone done this with the Digiland DL7000 tablets yet?
Try this method:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3747480
im looking to root this on. DL8006
unlocked bootloader. but don't know how to push SU without a custom recovery
Like I said one post up - use Magisk for this.