Related
Make sure your battery has a decent amount of charge in it, you don't want to run out of juice in the middle of this.
You will need to have the android sdk installed, as you will need to use the adb tool.
Windows users will need to install HTC Sync in order to get the usb driver for the phone installed.
Part 1: In which we find that the Evo spreads easier than a Thai whore during tourist season
Code:
adb shell "rm /data/local/rights/mid.txt"
adb shell "ln -s /dev/mtd/mtd1 /data/local/rights/mid.txt"
adb reboot
Part 2: In which we find that engineers have no personality, but they make one hell of a bootloader
Put the files from Toast's Part 2, for nand unlock onto the sdcard (PC36IMG.zip, mtd-eng.img, recovery.img, flash_image)
then (after making sure the sdcard is remounted to the phone if you used disk mode to xfer the files):
Code:
adb shell "cat /sdcard/flash_image > /data/local/rights/flash_image"
adb shell "chmod 755 /data/local/rights/flash_image"
adb shell "/data/local/rights/flash_image misc /sdcard/mtd-eng.img"
adb reboot bootloader
When asked if you want to update, say yes. Relax for a while, the update takes some time.
When the phone eventually boots back up:
Part 3: In which I find the whore, and make her install a custom recovery
Code:
adb shell "cat /sdcard/flash_image > /data/flash_image"
adb shell "chmod 755 /data/flash_image"
adb shell "/data/flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img"
After this you should be fully rooted with nand unlock.
I highly recommend going through Whitslack's Starting Over method to bring your software and radios up to date.
You're done.
Pity this only came to light a few days before people are going to be upgrading to a new OTA.
No, this will not work for anyone who updated to 2.2.
epic!!! 789
niice!
Nice Find!
At least now people can be rooted prior to the new OTA!
damn it!
___
Sweet! Wish I had that method starting out. Lol.
Sent from my PC36100 using XDA App
does this method really work??
BAttitude7689 said:
does this method really work??
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes it does.
ok, so i have no idea how that works... care to go into it alittle bit more?
khshapiro said:
ok, so i have no idea how that works... care to go into it alittle bit more?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The init scripts chmod 777 mid.txt on boot (this means that anyone can do anything to the file basically). By removing the file and linking it to mtd1, the chmod now makes mtd1 accessible by everyone after a reboot, which means that you can go directly to toast's part2 which starts with flashing mtd-eng.img.
Incidentally it appears the droid eris guys have been using this flaw to their advantage for a while as well ;D.
So no, really? What is "root?"
You do fine work, sir
posting in a legendary thread
Couldn't you then just use wits "start over" method for part two to make the process even shorter?
netarchy said:
Part 1:
Code:
adb shell rm /data/local/rights/mid.txt
adb shell ln -s /dev/mtd/mtd1 /data/local/rights/mid.txt
adb reboot
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What would be more interesting is for someone on the new OTA non-root to see if this exists in the Froyo release. I'll look around for a posting of the OTA update non-rooted and try it on my smashed phone. At least I won't care if that thing looses root.
Could we get a "The easiest 1.47.651.1 root method with nand unlock" for dummies? I have no clue what to do with this code.
You need to use an ADB shell for this using the Android SDK....
I tried to use the Evo-Recovery shell and received permission denied errors.
I am not a DEV by any means, and do not claim any credit for any of this. However, for people who need help, this may offer some assistance -- this is definitely the easiest root method out there.
1. Download and Install Android SDK - Learn Here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=694250
2. Open up a Command Prompt by holding windows button & pressing R or by pressing Run and typing CMD.
3. Navigate your way in DOS to the Android SDK folder, then to the Tools Folder
4. Then enter in the code in part 1. After each line press enter...the line will repeat below it.
5. Follow Toasts Part 2 -- Link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=701835 -- Video found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUXTB0eydwE.
5A. Because you didn't do Toast's Part 1 of Root first (you used an exploit provided by the OP), you will NOT have a NAND Backup. Put the Custom ROM you want to load on your SD card, and after unlocking NAND protection and doing the wipes, load it from the custom recovery in lieu of restoring your NAND backup.
6. You're now rooted w/ NAND Unlocked!
7. I would then suggest going here, and running this so you have a fully rooted, stock ROM with all your radio/wimax up to date: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=715915.
Anyone know if this method will work on an unrevoked3'd Evo? I am trying to acquire full root and I was going to use SimpleRoot today but if this will work...
Thank you for this! Question about number part 7. YOu suggest running the fully rooted stock 1.47.651.1 afterwards. Would it be a bad idea to Just run the fully rooted stock froyo 3.23.651.3 or even any other custom rom for that matter? i.e OMJ's EVO 2.2 Custom rom? Thanks
regulator207 said:
Couldn't you then just use wits "start over" method for part two to make the process even shorter?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No because you need the engineering hboot to flash it since it's not signed by HTC.
Should work on 1.32 or 1.47. Nice.
Someone should test if this still works in the new 2.2 update. Good chance it does.
damit!
justinisyoung said:
damn it!
___
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hey! That's what I was gonna say!
Hi all!
I finally managed to ROOT an aPad M701 using z4Root.apk
Now I want to make an image of my entire ROM tablet, I've heard that under the ROM manager app is a tool called "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery" that has to be installed in order to make a full ROM backup.
The problem is that everytime I try to install it a screen pops out telling me to choose from the list my model of phone (I'm on an aPad tablet), since I'm not on a phone, I'm unable to continue with the process!
Any method or workaround for installing Flash ClockworkMod Recovery on Haipads/aPads M701?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Custom Recovery Image
On Team Telechips website there is a custom Clockwork recovery image toward the bottom of the page.
Use the .bat file they include in their ZIP file or push the .img file to /nand and flash. You will then be able to back up everything with the custom m701 clockwork application.
If the .bat file doesn't work for you, try opening it up as text and use the commands as a guide to push via adb.
Thanks a lot for the reply Clookeno but I dont know where to start with this, do you know any step by step guide I can use to achieve this?
Again thanks for the info.
Adb push issues
Clookeno said:
On Team Telechips website there is a custom Clockwork recovery image toward the bottom of the page.
Use the .bat file they include in their ZIP file or push the .img file to /nand and flash. You will then be able to back up everything with the custom m701 clockwork application.
If the .bat file doesn't work for you, try opening it up as text and use the commands as a guide to push via adb.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm trying this and when using adb push to /nand I'm getting back "failed to copy 'recovery.m701.img' to '/nand/recovery.m701.img': Read-only file system"
I'm currently running Haipads 2.2 version and I was looking at testing out CM6 version, but can't seem to get the img file over.
And Ideas?
read only file
adb shell mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
The /nand folder needs to be read-writeable....since you use z4root go into temporary root and the push the file into /nand folder
Locobox said:
Thanks a lot for the reply Clookeno but I dont know where to start with this, do you know any step by step guide I can use to achieve this?
Again thanks for the info.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Locobox, there likely isn't a step-by-step guide for the procedure because it has a .bat file which is basically a executable file in windows that runs a set of commands in the DOS prompt for you. Basically you just double click the install_recovery.bat file and it puts the ADB commands in for you to push the recovery image to your tablet.
If you right click the .bat file and click edit you will see the following ADB commands:
adb push recovery.m701.img /nand/recovery.m701.img
adb shell sync
adb shell flash_image recovery /nand/recovery.m701.img
adb shell sync
adb shell reboot recovery
If you are familiar with ADB you can also copy the .img file to your sd card and flash it from there.
i recommend you have root access and the ADB utility.
Sorry it took so long to reply, work has been killing me lately....
poole699 said:
I'm trying this and when using adb push to /nand I'm getting back "failed to copy 'recovery.m701.img' to '/nand/recovery.m701.img': Read-only file system"
I'm currently running Haipads 2.2 version and I was looking at testing out CM6 version, but can't seem to get the img file over.
And Ideas?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
poole699,
I have tried everything you can think of to put CM6 on the 2.2 Haipad firmware (which is really a modded 2.1) and had no luck. Either the system directories are all messed up or they locked the ability to edit it somehow. If you figure it out let me know because i have wanted to try it for a while.
I have a working team telechips 2.2 with market and correct orientation settings but it took ALOT of trial and error. If you go that route make sure you back-up your pointercal file because if you do not you will likely have to go back to an official release, save it, and try the telechips mod again...
Good luck
Clookeno said:
Locobox, there likely isn't a step-by-step guide for the procedure because it has a .bat file which is basically a executable file in windows that runs a set of commands in the DOS prompt for you. Basically you just double click the install_recovery.bat file and it puts the ADB commands in for you to push the recovery image to your tablet.
If you right click the .bat file and click edit you will see the following ADB commands:
adb push recovery.m701.img /nand/recovery.m701.img
adb shell sync
adb shell flash_image recovery /nand/recovery.m701.img
adb shell sync
adb shell reboot recovery
If you are familiar with ADB you can also copy the .img file to your sd card and flash it from there.
i recommend you have root access and the ADB utility.
Sorry it took so long to reply, work has been killing me lately....
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks again for the info, but I'm not familiar with ADB. The procedure seems difficult for me hope this thread helps a lot of other users!
Again thanks for the response.
M701 Screen Flip
Hi guys, I've got a bit of a problem with my M701 tablet. I did a factory reset the other day and now the digitizer is inverted. The screen works fine but when I touch the top it senses the bottom & left = right.
This is a complete pain in the arse.
I plugged the unit into a keyboard via the usb port as a workaround until I could get into it to try to resolve the issue but I'm now stuck in a loop at the sign in to google bit. Every time I sign in it takes me back to the sign in page.
This is also a complete pain in the arse.
It doesn't have clockworkmod installed and so when I tried to install update.zip as per the above post, it comes up with 'E:Failed to verify whole-file signature' error message and aborts.
Again, a complete... you get the picture...
So, I'm slightly frustrated with it to say the least and was wondering if any of you intelligent types could either point me in a suitable direction that doesn't involve the bin. Or a window...
Many thanks in advance.
Help
Locobox said:
Hi all!
I finally managed to ROOT an aPad M701 using z4Root.apk
Now I want to make an image of my entire ROM tablet, I've heard that under the ROM manager app is a tool called "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery" that has to be installed in order to make a full ROM backup.
The problem is that everytime I try to install it a screen pops out telling me to choose from the list my model of phone (I'm on an aPad tablet), since I'm not on a phone, I'm unable to continue with the process!
Any method or workaround for installing Flash ClockworkMod Recovery on Haipads/aPads M701?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
How were you able to root your apad with Z4? I was not able to find the setting to activate the USB Debugging?
Thanks,
~b
is there development in the forums for the Apad line? im looking at getting a m702 the next 1 up, well i want to find a tablet rom maybe alowing me to run gingerbread on it,
any help?
ljohnso16 said:
is there development in the forums for the Apad line? im looking at getting a m702 the next 1 up, well i want to find a tablet rom maybe alowing me to run gingerbread on it,
any help?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm not sure if this of help to you, but I have a M701 2Gb (probable fake version), I've messed around with the basics on my exploring Android type thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1004824
I've put recovery on both 2.1 and 2.3 roms (need different versions). Any other q's then let me know, I don't know much yet but learning the best i can.
A very useful place for info on the M701 is here:
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/groups/11-haipad-m701-m701-r.html
Hey guys, this is my first post, and I just wanted to say first off that all of you who have figured out how to root phones are awesome! Because of xda-developers and androidforums, I helped a friend root and put cyanogenmod 6 on his HTC Hero (cdma).
Anyway, I'm trying to put Zefie's CM7 on my LG Optimus V, and I'm stuck. First off I'm trying to root my phone. I'm following this guide: [How-To] Root the LG Optimus V on Android Central (I'd post the link, but the system won't let me since I'm a new user.). Usually I'd follow the instructions step by step, but I had to make some changes. I see this guide is written for Windows, but I'm running Ubuntu 10.10. After doing a lot of searching I was able to figure out that I had to install the Linux version of the Android SDK and use mono to run SuperOneClick.exe. That part was easy since I have a good knowledge of Linux and how it runs. The part that I'm stuck at is performing a Shell Root. When I click on Shell Root, SuperOneClick is stuck at "Waiting for device..." It's been like this for a while. If I click on Root, it gets stuck at "chmod psneuter..." Either way it's stuck and I don't know what to do.
Just to let you guys know, I have USB Debugging turned on, and I'm running Android version 2.2.1.
When I rooted my friend's HTC Hero, all I had to do was run a downloaded apk onto his SD card and run it, and then it would instantly root it. Is there a similar apk for the Optimus V? If not, is there a way I can manually root it via the terminal? Anyway, I'm stuck and would appreciate any suggestions or comments. Don't forget, I'm running Ubuntu 10.10, so some issues may arise since the tutorial was meant to be run on Windows machines.
Later tonight I'm going to try to root my phone at my friend's house since he has a computer running Windows XP. Hopefully I can get some better progress on his computer instead of mine. Thanks in advance for all your help!
Okay, nevermind. I did a little more searching and found a way to root my phone without running SuperOneClick.exe. I'll post if I have any more problems.
Well I spoke too soon. Here are the steps I followed to get to a # prompt in adb:
./adb push psneuter /data/local/tmp
./adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/psneuter
./adb shell /data/local/tmp/psneuter
I then did the following commands:
adb shell
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /system /system
exit
adb push su /system/bin
adb push busybox /system/bin
adb shell
cd /system/bin
chmod 4755 su
chmod 555 busybox
exit
adb reboot
After rebooting the phone, I installed Superuser and TitaniumBackup. I opened TitaniumBackup and it gave me an error stating that it could not acquire root privileges. I know for a fact that my phone has su and Busybox installed on it and have the correct permissions.
What bugs me even more is that when I run su via the adb shell root prompt or a terminal emulator on my phone, it returns the following error:
link_image[1997]: failed to link su
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE
What's up with that? I did find out that some people have had issues with Android 2.2.1 on their phone, and unfortunately that's what my phone had when I bought it about a month ago.
Okay, I figured it out finally and have my phone rooted. I had to run SuperOneClick.exe on my buddy's Windows computer. Instead of doing a Shell Root, I just clicked Root and it rooted. Now I'm stuck at figuring out how to do a Nandroid backup. I backed up everything using Titanium Backup, but I know I want to make a backup rom in case something goes wrong during the flash. What are the steps to performing a Nandroid backup?
Lol nevermind. I got Zefie's CM7 up and running this morning.
Nandroid is made using recovery. Glad you got it working
Sent from my VM670 using XDA App
bhambalek said:
Okay, nevermind. I did a little more searching and found a way to root my phone without running SuperOneClick.exe. I'll post if I have any more problems.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I am having the same problem as you, can you link me the other method?
EDIT: I do see the instructions in the next post, however where did you find them and get the files?
Hi, it is possible to root ZiiO tablet with Android 2.2 ?
I try with z4root 1.3.0 but is not working
Is there any other solutions ?
my friend's sister is working as a designer and user experience officer at creative. as far as her knowledge will carry her, the answer to root is NO
in any case, why did you wish to root it? even after you root it, it wun be able to perform up to anywhere normal tablets can
Thanks for the replay, i what root access to try to install Android Market ... do you think is possible?
coljuay said:
in any case, why did you wish to root it? even after you root it, it wun be able to perform up to anywhere normal tablets can
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Solution
Just finished rooting this damn thing and it wasn't the easiest thing to figure out.
I used a 2 stage process.
Stage 1 (run superoneclick using the psneuter option until it fails)
If you're familiar with this skip to stage 2
get the adb driver from here
configure it to see the ziio using these instructions
get SuperOneClick from here
run it with psneuter root option selected until it stops and says FAILED
Explenation:
The ADB driver is needed for interacting with the tablet in a command line.
SuperOneClick comes with all you need to crack this baby. It loads the psneuter app which gives you temporary shell root and loads busybox on which is an app everybody and their grandmother uses.
Stage 2 (finishing what superoneclick can't)
Go to superoneclick's folder then in the Root folder you find there
Copy the su-v3 file to the adb folder (situated in Program Files/Android/android-sdk/platform-tools
Rename it to simply su
Start cmd and navigate to the adb folder
Use the following commands:
Code:
adb push su /sbin
adb install Superuser.apk
adb shell
chmod 4755 /sbin/su
rm /data/busybox/su
cp /data/local/tmp/busybox /data/busybox/busybox
chmod 4755 /data/busybox/busybox
exit
adb pull /system/ziilabs/init.rc
Open the new file in the adb folder named init.rc
Edit it and change the line
Code:
mount ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk_data1 /data nosuid nodev noatime nodiratime
with
Code:
mount ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk_data1 /data nodev noatime nodiratime
Save the file
Push it back to the ziio using
Code:
adb push init.rc /system/ziilabs/init.rc
Reboot the tablet and you should have root
Explanations:
SuperOneClick fails because it expects normal android file locations, which the ziio doesn't uses (probably to make it harder to root). All the files that are normally held in sbin apear to be in /data/busybox (weird). You have to delete the original su app, load the new su app in the /sbin directory where the superuser apk expects it to be, move the busybox application to the folder where the ziio has it's internal apps and allow it's use.
Thanks to CLShortFuse for superoneclick, to toolzz whose information gathering started me on this trail and thanks to mrrooty whose post here helped me figure out which su version I was suposed to use.
rooting too...
i try the guide and my ziio has now permanent root and android market working fine...
Im going to give it a try as soon as i can find out how to update the drivers in windows. Cant find the device in device manager on XP.
Any tips?
EDIT: OMG thanks so much it worked!! PS you need to shell root first or you cant adb push su /sdin
Thanks! It worked great on my Ziio 10 as well.
Thanks to linkerro!
I also have rooted my Ziio 7". But some additions by using Windows 7 for the guide i have:
1. Every programm (Editor, CMD, etc.) you need to start it as Administrator!
2. I added the file "adb_usb.ini" manually in %USERPROFILE%\.android
3. The Superuser.apk i have copied it manually to /sbin by using ADB
Dont forget to press the THANKS button ;-)
Thanks!
Thx for this Guide.
My ZiiO 10" was rooted and i had google apps alredy installed, but without a change file (/ system / ziilabs / init.rc) Now i edited it with totalcomander on my ziio.
Is this a 100% root pernament?
Work all the root only programs?
Anyone tested Chainfire 3d @ ziio ?
Thanks a lof for guide, i have only one problem with my ziio, i haven't notrification sound i app (gmail, facebook, talk, vCommunicator), it's some fix for this problem ?
help
I am stuck... I cannot get my ziio 7 to appear under adb..
On putting 'adb devices' under cmd it just shows 'List of devices'.. but the list is empty.
With a lot of persistence i finally managed to root and get the market running.
Initially my Ziio 7 did not show under abd devices as the file adb_usb.ini was non existing.. then i followed another thread "Tegra forum about adb-usb driver"...... which helped me create the above mentioned file.. and then got my ziio 7 to appear on the adb devices list.
and following this guide i got the root....but to get the markets and rest stuff installed i have followed the below mentioned guide.
"19300-ziio-shell-root-fully-working-android-market-ad-hoc-fix.html"
avathor said:
Thx for this Guide.
My ZiiO 10" was rooted and i had google apps alredy installed, but without a change file (/ system / ziilabs / init.rc) Now i edited it with totalcomander on my ziio.
Is this a 100% root pernament?
Work all the root only programs?
Anyone tested Chainfire 3d @ ziio ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes it is full root, all root requiring apps working 100%
I just want android market, don't need root. Is it possible? how to?
i have full root now... thanks...
ROM Manager
In ROM Manager, which ROM should I choose? Without which, don't believe I can install Google market.
laverdone said:
i try the guide and my ziio has now permanent root and android market working fine...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
@laverdone What method did you use to install the google apps?
thasan said:
@laverdone What method did you use to install the google apps?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
guide to installing google apps:
After you have rooted or shell rooted your ziio
1. download rar with the apps from here (http:// www. megaupload .com/ ?d=QSM6ATPB)
2. unrar them into a directory (and rename them to something like googleApps so it's easier to work with)
3. delete app/SetupWizard.apk (you allready have this)
4. use adb to push the files to /data/googleApps (or any directory as long as it's not on the sdcard)
5. run chmod -R 755 /data/googleApps in the adb shell
6. copy the files to /system (cp -rf /data/googleApps/* /system)
7. clean up (rm -r /data/googleApps)
One more thing. The market doesn't see gmail and the other apps as installed so you have to get them again from the market if you want updates.
Someone can help me how to root aigopad m60?.. im already searching all over the net...
Thanks.
kickhopperX said:
Someone can help me how to root aigopad m60?.. im already searching all over the net...
Thanks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
There are two apps aimed at rooting Android devices: 'z4root' and 'superoneclick' but success with these is hit or miss. It's worth a shot
Sent from my SCH-R880 using xda app-developers app
kickhopperX said:
Someone can help me how to root aigopad m60?.. im already searching all over the net...
Thanks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hello kickhopperX
I also have a tablet aigopad m60 like you. this tablet is already rooter, you need just one application as ES Explorer which will allow you access to the tree (/).
I needed time to mount my sd card external sd card to the system.
One question: your tablet restarts all the time?
Good Day
Escuse me if I speak a little sore I use google translate to translate.
aigoPad m60
fariik said:
Hello kickhopperX
I also have a tablet aigopad m60 like you. this tablet is already rooter, you need just one application as ES Explorer which will allow you access to the tree (/).
I needed time to mount my sd card external sd card to the system.
One question: your tablet restarts all the time?
Good Day
Escuse me if I speak a little sore I use google translate to translate.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
do you mean that it's already rooted ?
have you tried Directory Bind or SwapSD ?
i already tried z4root & super one click to root this device..both option won't work..please help us
I already found the solution guys!
Search 4Shared this apps :
DamNxQQr/doomlord_v1_xperia-2011-ics-ro
hoho.. thanks dude.. its working!!..
well... got custom rom for this tablet?..
its working ? how u do it ?
kickhopperX said:
hoho.. thanks dude.. its working!!..
well... got custom rom for this tablet?..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Not working with my aigopad m60 need help here cause Im dont know where to start
already have DamNxQQr/doomlord_v1_xperia-2011-ics-ro download to my PC and i have not install anything yet on aigopad m60
follow the instruction on runme(windows batch file) and when i run the batch it say " adb server is out of date " and " more the 1 device and emulator " then its say "complete
YAY!!!!! nothing happen
arerain86 said:
I already found the solution guys!
Search 4Shared this apps :
DamNxQQr/doomlord_v1_xperia-2011-ics-ro
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm trying on my AigoPad M60, but not working
Here's how i did it.
Download and install moborobo.Launch the app and let it download the driver for m60.
once stabilize, unplug your tablet and reboot. on your dektop exit moborobo and kill the process. Reconnect tablet and execute runme.bat.
Let me know.
Thanks
[ROOT] [HOWTO] aigoPad M60 rooting script + generic su + generic usb driver
Hi.
I owned several aigoPad M60 bought from all over (to say it have slightly different ICS 4.0.3 revisions) and some I actually got them revisions by sending to service centre and flashed to a newer firmware.
Nevertheless, all of them can be rooted using this script (for Windows, 380 KB).
I actually rooted a Kindle Fire HD first using this script found on some chinese site (sorry I already forgot where I did so please pardon me for lack of credits). I cleaned up and englicised the whole thing, and updated the ADB tools to greater (and more compatible) version. Actually most ICS root scripts found everywhere are more or less the same.
So far, devices tested and succeded:
- Amazon Kindle Fire HD (ICS version)
- aigoPad M60 (ICS)
- Samsung Galaxy SII (GT-I9100 & GT-I9100G) ICS and Jellybean (works on mine, both phones and both 4.0.3 and 4.1.2)
- Chinese Samsung Galaxy SIII clone (can't explain much since it's a bootleg, it has MTK board) (ICS)
- Several other chinese tablets which somehow lose it's root or not rooted (ICS): Momo.cn 3G, AMPE, MaPaN. Sorry didn't remember it's exact models anymore.
This script contains a batch file, ADB exe file and two API libraries, and a generic su found in chinese tablets. The su works up to certain level but it is preferred to replace that with SuperSU from chainfire (Superuser from chainsdd didn't work well on these ICS chinese tablets, for me. Not sure about koushik's). Just install and when it asks to replace binary, choose normal and tap yes.
You have to have installed USB driver first. I have uploaded the compatible USB ADB driver for most chinese phones and tablets (8.5 MB, have to be split into x32 and x64 since the forum doesn't allow 8MB+ attachments, if you're not sure, download both and merge the folders, overwriting duplicate files).
Note: The driver works on Windows XP, 7 and 8. On Win 7 and 8 you will have to disable driver signature verify in order to install. (Win 7: Boot, F8, Disable signature. Win 8: Setting, Change PC Settings, General, Advanced Startup, look for Disable signature)
Those who already have ADB and drivers installed, here it is (simplified form of the actual script):
Windows (no need admin for ADB, just for driver installation):
Code:
adb wait-for-device
adb shell mv /data/local/tmp /data/local/tmp.bak
adb shell ln -s /data /data/local/tmp
adb reboot
adb wait-for-device
adb shell rm /data/local.prop
adb shell "echo \"ro.kernel.qemu=1\" > /data/local.prop"
adb reboot
adb wait-for-device
adb remount
adb push su /system/xbin/su
adb shell chown 0.0 /system/xbin/su
adb shell chmod 06755 /system/xbin/su
adb shell rm /data/local.prop
adb shell rm /data/local/tmp
adb shell mv /data/local/tmp.bak /data/local/tmp
adb reboot
adb kill-server
Linux:
Same
Tip: If you want to, you don't have to download anything. Just copy+paste the script. But make sure you have su in current directory. You can get chainfire's su from SuperSU.apk (assets\supersu.arm.png, rename it to su).
Careful though, this copy+paste script lacks safety measures compared to the one in the archive, such as it doesn't check if the rooting is a success or not, but the script inside archive will prompt you first before wiping /data/local/tmp ...
Note: What I mean by the su works 'up to certain level' is, it doesn't accept command lines such as su -c command. Also you will have to replace it with a proper superuser app (SuperSU, Superuser) if you want to use Titanium Backup, Lucky Patcher and so on...
i juz purchase one for my kids to play games and i google on how to root the aigopad m60, it took me here.
Many thanks for the guide, i succesfully root it.