Need Root on your unlocked TF701T on JB4.3? Here you go!
This file when flashed in CWM will install the files necessary to root any Asus Stock Firmware 10.26.1.7+
Make sure you have prepared by copying the zip file to your internal SD card first.
Please Unlock using the Asus Unlock Tool first found here.
Note installing and running this app will wipe your device and void your warranty.
You can flash CWM 6.0.4.6 using the instructions here.
Website seems to be down but file is here.
To flash a recovery you need to have the fastboot.exe file and cwm recovery.img file in the same folder.
Right click + shift on the folder they are in and choose open command prompt here
Boot into the Bootloader by either booting with the Power and Volume Down Buttons held down until you get the 3 icons or by typing the following into the command prompt.
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Then type the following commands to flash the recovery image:
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot reboot-bootloader
Start the recovery by making sure the RCK icon is highlighted (use volume down to move) and push volume up to select.
If you need to move to the latest bootloader then manually install the WW_10_26_1_18_SDupdate file from the Asus website
In recovery choose install zip - install zip from /sdcard and maneuver to the folder you put the root zip (vol up and down) and select it using power button. Finally reboot when finished.
Say no if CWM prompts you to overwrite the recovery script - important - it won't work other wise.
TF701T ROOT DOWNLOAD v2
MD5 Sum: 2fad760a24572d691f7e008d537f313c
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Easier than fast boot
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Update the OP with a better method. This will work on any Asus kernel / firmware and doesn't need a special one flashed
Even better :thumbup: nicely done
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Does this do a Factory Reset (like the other root methods I've seen), or will all installed apps still be there when finished?
rschalie said:
Does this do a Factory Reset (like the other root methods I've seen), or will all installed apps still be there when finished?
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Well if you are unlocking the device then it will reset, but if you are already unlocked then no it won't reset. It flashes Superuser.apk, su binary and an enable-root.sh shell script to run the su daemon on boot
sbdags said:
Well if you are unlocking the device then it will reset, but if you are already unlocked then no it won't reset. It flashes Superuser.apk, su binary and an enable-root.sh shell script to run the su daemon on boot
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Exactly the answer I was hoping for. Thanks. :good:
Updated the first thread as you have to be on the latest cwm which requires jb4.3. Although it should work on jb4.2.2 compatible recoveries as well, I just haven't tested that.
Hello, is there any way to install recovery and to root without using a PC?
Rikodu said:
Hello, is there any way to install recovery and to root without using a PC?
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Not on the TF701 no. I couldn't make a flashable zip unfortunately due to changes Asus made.
sbdags said:
Not on the TF701 no. I couldn't make a flashable zip unfortunately due to changes Asus made.
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Thanks for the quick reply.
Thanks very much for this sdbags. This has made rooting much easier and simpler now.
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zabih107 said:
Thanks very much for this sdbags. This has made rooting much easier and simpler now.
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You are welcome. :good:
The availability of this method convinced me to finally unlock my tablet. (That, and the fact that after a month I was satisfied that my 2013.10 dock and tablet were working properly.)
Method used successfully, gratitude to sdbags.
Danforth said:
The availability of this method convinced me to finally unlock my tablet. (That, and the fact that after a month I was satisfied that my 2013.10 dock and tablet were working properly.)
Method used successfully, gratitude to sdbags.
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Samething here, mine is also 2013.10...
Rikodu said:
Samething here, mine is also 2013.10...
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I suspect that -- in spite of what Asus and many on this board have said -- the majority of units have not been defective, including those that were made both before and after the 2013.11 batch that was supposed to be "fixed." In other words, there were good units made before the "fix", and some defective units that were made after. There was probably some change made that _lowered_ the defect rate, but that is irrelevant if you happened to get a good unit.
Well, I shouldn't say irrelevant, because all those defective units have harmed Asus' reputation and probably killed off a lot of developer enthusiasm for the TF701, thus hurting even those of us with non-defective units...
Will this work on the updated 4.3? 10.26.1.28
Droc1983 said:
Will this work on the updated 4.3? 10.26.1.28
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It should do!
sbdags said:
It should do!
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OK thanks.
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Confirmed on .28
sbdags said:
It should do!
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FYI, I would like to confirm that this procedure worked perfectly on 10.26.1.28. :good:
Just wish ASUS would make it available on their website.
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Hi, after test for some times, i made the flashable root package for 2.3.4 (That the device has flash the leaked HKTW 2.3.4 and unlocked the device)
NOTE:
Unlocked Atrix 4G with HKTW 2.3.4
Please flash the CWM recovery first: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138541
You should have a external sd card in your device, because the recovery cann't recognize the internal card
DOWNLOAD:
PLEASE download from the attachment, I'm really sorry that my site was down.
I think all of you know how to flash zip from recovery, so I'll not give hint about this, LOL
MD5SUM:
986c5fe6bf0e8eeef5dd5235b2c57cb5
Original Post @: http://ligux.com/t-60-1-1.html
More infomation, please goto: http://LiGux.com
shafa,,
you rocks,, chinese rocks
Cool I needed this. Thanks
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vista1984 said:
shafa,,
you rocks,, chinese rocks
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LOL, you know the Chinese Pinyin: shafa? Cool
Anyone know how to get back to stock, or another rom like greyblur. I am stuck on a softbrick.
kleeman7 said:
Anyone know how to get back to stock, or another rom like greyblur. I am stuck on a softbrick.
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You can flash the official sbf file to restore to origin, like the 1.2.6 sbf
kleeman7 said:
Anyone know how to get back to stock, or another rom like greyblur. I am stuck on a softbrick.
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Did sbf rsd lite work for you?
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flzyup said:
You can flash the official sbf file to restore to origin, like the 1.2.6 sbf
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I was using a update sbf, not a full rom one. Up and running again. Thanks.
flzyup said:
lol, you know the chinese pinyin: Shafa? Cool
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哈哈 沙发我更懂了 跨国来支持
Works great! Thanks!
kleeman7 said:
I was using a update sbf, not a full rom one. Up and running again. Thanks.
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Yeah I think alot of people make that mistake. That's why when people ask I always say make sure to grab the "full" sbf not the service!
Thanks for the zip root method! Much appreciated!
Uses this and trying to flash with the newest CW build that is available with no avail.
Keeps being unable to mount SDcard ...
Will have to try the other way to do this for now but thank you for the work.
Worked perfect. Thanks
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how do i use this?? already have teh new cwm
now waht???
i HATE when pple leave out basic info, i got school work, i cant remember EVERYTHING EVERYTIME.
Hey, so, I ran into a slight problem.. It doesnt actually root the phone... Or so I've found. What happened to me is it worked perfectly, flashed via new cwm nicely, and I had SU in app drawer. I then decided to try and restore my apps via TB, and it doesnt let me batch anything, see anything, etc. It's like I don't have root. Then I tried getting root explorer and it FC's on opening the app. WTF?
jbrussee said:
Hey, so, I ran into a slight problem.. It doesnt actually root the phone... Or so I've found. What happened to me is it worked perfectly, flashed via new cwm nicely, and I had SU in app drawer. I then decided to try and restore my apps via TB, and it doesnt let me batch anything, see anything, etc. It's like I don't have root. Then I tried getting root explorer and it FC's on opening the app. WTF?
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try rebooting the device ( i had to do it a couple of times )
slowpc said:
Uses this and trying to flash with the newest CW build that is available with no avail.
Keeps being unable to mount SDcard ...
Will have to try the other way to do this for now but thank you for the work.
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This is because you didn't read my post carefully. You should have a EXTERNAL SDCARD in your device first! Because the recovery cann't mount the internal sdcard.
jbrussee said:
Hey, so, I ran into a slight problem.. It doesnt actually root the phone... Or so I've found. What happened to me is it worked perfectly, flashed via new cwm nicely, and I had SU in app drawer. I then decided to try and restore my apps via TB, and it doesnt let me batch anything, see anything, etc. It's like I don't have root. Then I tried getting root explorer and it FC's on opening the app. WTF?
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There is another way to check whether the root of your device work or not.
Run cmd in Windows or terminal in Linux.
execute the following cmd:
Code:
adb shell
su -
After you input the "su -" cmd, you should have a dialog to allow root access in your device. I.e, the root works. Otherwise, it doesn't work.
BTW, does your device unlocked and flash the HKTW android 2.3.4 rom?
jahizen said:
how do i use this?? already have teh new cwm
now waht???
i HATE when pple leave out basic info, i got school work, i cant remember EVERYTHING EVERYTIME.
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TOO bad, the zip file should be flashed as the normal way to flash rom.
GOTO recovery then choose this zip file to flash.
BTW, you should copy the zip file to the external sdcard first!
michael0619 said:
哈哈 沙发我更懂了 跨国来支持
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Fun!
hey tell me why i cant flash this recover. in the command said cannot load '/path/to/recovery-clockwork-3.0.0.5-passion.img'
whats wrong with me ? thanks
More details of what you are doing, help us help you.
baseballfanz said:
More details of what you are doing, help us help you.
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yes 1st unlock the bootloader i follow on modacco forum
http://android.modaco.com/topic/299078-how-to-unlock-the-bootloader-on-your-nexus-one/
2nd i wanna flash the custom recovery , i follow on wiki nexus one .
what am i doing wrong ? or step that i take ?
thanks for reply brother
easiest way is to get ROM Manger from market and flash CWM that way.
I would stay away from CWM 3.0 since it's known to cause problems.
baseballfanz said:
easiest way is to get ROM Manger from market and flash CWM that way.
I would stay away from CWM 3.0 since it's known to cause problems.
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yeah ithink like that ,but it needs root ,and im on stock rom 2.3.4 how to root it?
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Oh, all this time I though you were already rooted.
Yeah you can't install custom recovery till you root first.
Read the WIKI on rooting
If you have unlocked your bootloader (I think that is what you said earlier?), then just flash recovery via fastboot like the wiki says...
What part are you struggling with? Are you getting any error messages?
baseballfanz said:
Oh, all this time I though you were already rooted.
Yeah you can't install custom recovery till you root first.
Read the WIKI on rooting
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yes i see .but how to root 2.3.4 ?wiki just 2.3.3 downgrade?
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danger-rat said:
If you have unlocked your bootloader (I think that is what you said earlier?), then just flash recovery via fastboot like the wiki says...
What part are you struggling with? Are you getting any error messages?
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i got problem on command ,it said cant load recovery-clockwork.whats my problem?
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When you boot up your phone, do you see a symbol of a open lock?
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baseballfanz said:
When you boot up your phone, do you see a symbol of a open lock?
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yes i see under symbol X .what should i do?
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I think you are just copying the command verbatim.
When it says /path/to/recovery.img it literally means wherever you have saved that file on your computer. In windows, it could very much look like
Code:
fastboot flash recovery "c:\user\john doe\Downloads\clockworkmod\recovery.img"
Keep in mind, if you are using windows, if the location has any spaces in it, it requires quotes around the whole thing.
bassmadrigal said:
I think you are just copying the command verbatim.
When it says /path/to/recovery.img it literally means wherever you have saved that file on your computer. In windows, it could very much look like
Code:
fastboot flash recovery "c:\user\john doe\Downloads\clockworkmod\recovery.img"
Keep in mind, if you are using windows, if the location has any spaces in it, it requires quotes around the whole thing.
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it workss broo !! thanks youu i love you :* LOL
No problem. Now go enjoy your phone
bassmadrigal said:
No problem. Now go enjoy your phone
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yes thanks you , actually i got a problem with stock rom 2.3.4 i was alwys rebooting , so i try to flash cwm for cm7 thanks .
It seems Nexus S is still stuck on the old Gingerbread sound set.. this was annoying enough to release these zips that replace the annoyingly old sounds with the latest and greatest.
Here are recovery zips that removes the current /system/media/audio folder and installs the one from the Galaxy Nexus.
Download
PLEASE don't direct link my files.. linking to this post guarantees the latest files.
Ice Cream Sandwich
Original ~ +2dB Boost
Jelly Bean
Original
WARNING: Deletes current sound set!!
Thanks to pooley for the 2db boost version.
kibmcz said:
I am currently using koush's AOSP 4.0 build on my Nexus S but was slightly annoyed that it had the CM gingerbread sound set. So i downloaded the Galaxy Nexus UK rom dump and extracted the audio folder and replaced it and it worked great
Here is a recovery zip that removes the current /system/media/audio folder and installs the one from the Galaxy Nexus.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7812800/ics_galaxy_nexus_sounds-unsigned.zip
WARNING: Deletes current sound set!!
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cool thank you sir.
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I am curious now. I guess that shows what I know about the current sounds...didn't realize they were the same ones. Thanks
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Thanks!
JohnCorleone said:
I am curious now. I guess that shows what I know about the current sounds...didn't realize they were the same ones. Thanks
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Yeah I didn't realize it either
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Does anyone know if kwiboo's ICS rom would benefit from this or does it already have the Galaxy Nexus sounds?
jm9843 said:
Does anyone know if kwiboo's ICS rom would benefit from this or does it already have the Galaxy Nexus sounds?
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His build already has the sounds.
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Don't know if its just me, but the sounds are extremely faint. I can barely hear the screen presses now.
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question.com said:
Don't know if its just me, but the sounds are extremely faint. I can barely hear the screen presses now.
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These are the 100% unmodified sounds from galaxy nexus. Some of them were made to be less annoying by Google that's all (eg screen press ticks).
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thank you man
Confirmed working on aosp's port (oICS).
Who knows, maybe someone can go through and edit the screen press and keyboard sounds and make them a bit louder.
kibmcz said:
I am currently using koush's AOSP 4.0 build on my Nexus S but was slightly annoyed that it had the CM gingerbread sound set. So i downloaded the Galaxy Nexus UK rom dump and extracted the audio folder and replaced it and it worked great
Here is a recovery zip that removes the current /system/media/audio folder and installs the one from the Galaxy Nexus.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7812800/ics_galaxy_nexus_sounds-unsigned.zip
WARNING: Deletes current sound set!!
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Can I install this using the stock bootloader or will I need ROM Manager? ROM Manager isn't functional on my phone anymore because superuser doesn't work.
Authentification Signature failed for me.
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nawktonson said:
Can I install this using the stock bootloader or will I need ROM Manager? ROM Manager isn't functional on my phone anymore because superuser doesn't work.
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pooley:) said:
Authentification Signature failed for me.
Sent from my toilets
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It is a unsigned zip so you need clockwork mod recovery.
But don't worry you can USB boot it via "fastboot boot " (of course with the cwm image in same folder as fastboot or fast boot in path).
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kibmcz said:
It is a unsigned zip so you need clockwork mod recovery.
But don't worry you can USB boot it via "fastboot boot " (of course with the cwm image in same folder as fastboot or fast boot in path).
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Thanks. Didn't mean to post in this thread. Thought this was still the Nexus S Official ICS thread lol.
nawktonson said:
Thanks. Didn't mean to post in this thread. Thought this was still the Nexus S Official ICS thread lol.
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Not a prob ive been there my self at times LOL.
Damn ! I was myself posting my probs over there and was awaiting for an anwser there. Arf... lmao
So here is the deal. I used the recovery provided here. And use adb to flash your zip. But apparently (even if I got a good feedbacks and everytinhg went right on the process) they don't apply. It seems like I still got the GB.
whats wrong ?
pooley:) said:
Damn ! I was myself posting my probs over there and was awaiting for an anwser there. Arf... lmao
So here is the deal. I used the recovery provided here. And use adb to flash your zip. But apparently (even if I got a good feedbacks and everytinhg went right on the process) they don't apply. It seems like I still got the GB.
whats wrong ?
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Interesting.. should flash with CWM since i'm on that exact version and it was working for me at time of posting. There is one other thing to try... I got a pre-rooted with gnexus sounds and hsdpa systemui that may work as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20384812&postcount=661
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Interesting.. should flash with CWM since i'm on that exact version and it was working for me at time of posting. There is one other thing to try... I got a pre-rooted with gnexus sounds and hsdpa systemui that may work as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20384812&postcount=661
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Ok, my actual ICS is the one from here (google server I guess).
But maybe I'm doing it the wrong way. IDK.
here is how it goes:
in cmd windows prompt
c:\Android\android-sdk\tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
blablabla device
OK
c:\Android\android-sdk\tools>fastboot flash recovery recovery5020.img
sending 'recovery' <4136KB>
OKAY [ 0.546s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [0.515s]
finished. total time: 1.061s
OK
into bootlader I choose recovery then press power :
boot into recovery 5.0.2.0.
- wipe Dalvik/cache
- install zip from SD Card
- choose a zip to apply
gnex-sounds.zip (renamed your zip)
then reply:
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
Updating system sounds...
Deleting current sound set...
Installing Galaxy Nexus sound set...
Install from sdcard complete.
- ***** go back *****
- reboot system now.
... Then on the phone in settings audio I still got my current sound set (set up earlier).
but I can also do it the old ways (extract sounds from your zip and replace the set in the ics.zip I'll flash over...).
But I got to find out what's wrong. In the ICS Official release thread we were talking about apparently you can flash the recovery permanently isn't it ? Mine is not accessible the next try I made (ADB/USB out) mean I get back to the stock recovery (with the poor green droid down, belly opened ! lol).
Another (secondary) question : what's wrong with superuser ? My apps can't be allowed since apparently my phone is not recognized as rooted ! (Just to ensure I've performed a "fastboot oem unlock" but the reply was explicit : "already unlocked !". I don't get it right here...
pooley:) said:
Ok, my actual ICS is the one from here (google server I guess).
But maybe I'm doing it the wrong way. IDK.
here is how it goes:
in cmd windows prompt
c:\Android\android-sdk\tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
blablabla device
OK
c:\Android\android-sdk\tools>fastboot flash recovery recovery5020.img
sending 'recovery' <4136KB>
OKAY [ 0.546s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [0.515s]
finished. total time: 1.061s
OK
into bootlader I choose recovery then press power :
boot into recovery 5.0.2.0.
- wipe Dalvik/cache
- install zip from SD Card
- choose a zip to apply
gnex-sounds.zip (renamed your zip)
then reply:
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
Updating system sounds...
Deleting current sound set...
Installing Galaxy Nexus sound set...
Install from sdcard complete.
- ***** go back *****
- reboot system now.
... Then on the phone in settings audio I still got my current sound set (set up earlier).
but I can also do it the old ways (extract sounds from your zip and replace the set in the ics.zip I'll flash over...).
But I got to find out what's wrong. In the ICS Official release thread we were talking about apparently you can flash the recovery permanently isn't it ? Mine is not accessible the next try I made (ADB/USB out) mean I get back to the stock recovery (with the poor green droid down, belly opened ! lol).
Another (secondary) question : what's wrong with superuser ? My apps can't be allowed since apparently my phone is not recognized as rooted ! (Just to ensure I've performed a "fastboot oem unlock" but the reply was explicit : "already unlocked !". I don't get it right here...
I modded some here...
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1. Odd that the sounds wont flash
2. ChainsDD updated Superuser/su for 4.0.3
3. yep a file in stock rom rewrites stock recovery at bootup
Over all if you give my custom rooted 4.0.3 stock a shot that would solve the sounds issue, wouldnt rewrite recovery on boot, has working root and as bonus has H icon.
I personally went that method cause it got me best of all options in one flash
So, like an absolute idiot I wiped /system without a proper ROM zip on my device and I'm stuck with no OS on my device. I asked for Drive access to the KK factory image from Motorola, am I heading in the correct path for success? Does someone already have the KK image that they could provide for me? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance
Yeah your on the right path I did the same thing once
Once you get the factory image, you'll use fastboot to flash the files with the instructions Moto provides. You'll be fine.
Do u still have a custom recovery installed? You can put the to custom ROM zip on the flash drive or SD card and plug in an otg cable to the phone and you should be able to flash the ROM from there. Or you can do adb sideload from the recovery
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you can always download it from this devs website http://www.graffixnyc.com/motox.php
Android.is.better94 said:
Yeah your on the right path I did the same thing once
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jonny6pak said:
Once you get the factory image, you'll use fastboot to flash the files with the instructions Moto provides. You'll be fine.
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Thanks guys for the verification :good:
xFuGiToiDx said:
Do u still have a custom recovery installed? You can put the to custom ROM zip on the flash drive or SD card and plug in an otg cable to the phone and you should be able to flash the ROM from there. Or you can do adb sideload from the recovery
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ewalk4866 said:
you can always download it from this devs website http://www.graffixnyc.com/motox.php
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Did something very similar to this. Used SolarTrans' guide as Motorola never sent me the factory image. Installed the OTA from the phone itself and then flashed the 5.1 OTA and I'm good to go. You guys are the kind who keep these forums great!
I have the same issue but my bootloader is locked and when I try to unlock it i get error "'Enable OEM Unlock' in developer options"
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Thanks guys for the verification :good:
Did something very similar to this. Used SolarTrans' guide as Motorola never sent me the factory image. Installed the OTA from the phone itself and then flashed the 5.1 OTA and I'm good to go. You guys are the kind who keep these forums great!
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This is exactly what I did to fix the exact same issue. Essentially soft bricked my phone 17 hours after receiving it from Motorola [emoji27] but this got me back on my feet and I've been running lollipop on a rooted XT1095 with no issues for 6 months [emoji106]
Thanks to Mikeyinid and TheJesus for providing the stock img files and flashable recovery zip. I used them more than once on my own device, and got frustrated at having to re-root it every time. To speed things up I decided to create a pre-rooted zip with busybox installed.
Feel free to use it as you see fit. If you format /system before you install this TWRP will warn you that there is no OS installed, but it's wrong, it will boot.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982086992710
Flash this via TWRP, no wipe should be needed, but it can't hurt.
Forgive the stupid question, but this isn't a flashable stock ROM is it? New to LG so I'm not wanting to jack my phone up stupid.
astrosplatt said:
Forgive the stupid question, but this isn't a flashable stock ROM is it? New to LG so I'm not wanting to jack my phone up stupid.
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delete.
Yes it is.
@sonofskywalker3 you a busy man bro, Thank you for all of your efforts!!
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astrosplatt said:
Forgive the stupid question, but this isn't a flashable stock ROM is it? New to LG so I'm not wanting to jack my phone up stupid.
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No problem, it is flashable, almost stock. Check this thread for full stock, without busybox or root if you want to take an OTA update or something.
sonofskywalker3 said:
No problem, it is flashable, almost stock. Check this thread for full stock, without busybox or root if you want to take an OTA update or something.
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Almost stock? Are you saying this only because it has root and busybox? It does not overwrite recovery, correct?
sonofskywalker3 said:
No problem, it is flashable, almost stock. Check this thread for full stock, without busybox or root if you want to take an OTA update or something.
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Appreciate the answer sir. Thanks.
Swizzle82 said:
Almost stock? Are you saying this only because it has root and busybox? It does not overwrite recovery, correct?
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yes, exactly. I'm just trying to be clear that it is not completely stock because there have been additional files added to the system image. It will not overwrite recovery, only reflash the system and boot partitions.
Will this work with tmobile variant ? and with the wifi calling working ? just curious,. thank you new to lg thats why ( software verson h90110c)
humkitumki said:
Will this work with tmobile variant ? and with the wifi calling working ? just curious,. thank you new to lg thats why ( software verson h90110c)
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This is for the h901 which is the Tmo variant just fyi. So yeah you are good.
WiFi calling works fine. The only thing that breaks it sort off is installing xposed and that only breaks it if you don't have LTE at all. If at home you can use WiFi but it has to see LTE signal as well. If you are In. area with no LTE or if airlane mode on with just WiFi on it wont work.
Sent from my non-Mega loved v10 H901.
thank you so much for quick answer. just a another quick answer, how can i install twrp cause when i downloaded from play store it says root require. isnt the purpose of this thread to give root to your phome ? Now another question is do we have to install twrp through odin ? like holding volume amd up down ?
sorry just trying to get things figire out. thank you
humkitumki said:
thank you so much for quick answer. just a another quick answer, how can i install twrp cause when i downloaded from play store it says root require. isnt the purpose of this thread to give root to your phome ? Now another question is do we have to install twrp through odin ? like holding volume amd up down ?
sorry just trying to get things figire out. thank you
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You have to unlock your bootloader first by sending commands over adb after booting into fastboot then you'll have to download the twrp file and flash that over the stock recovery using adb again
mohan24 said:
You have to unlock your bootloader first by sending commands over adb after booting into fastboot then you'll have to download the twrp file and flash that over the stock recovery using adb again
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first of all i like to.say thank you for helping me. second to use adb do i have to install the nexus tool kit ? i was reading somewhere thats the best way to go through ? thank you and sorry for asking such a noobie questions.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=63655247&postcount=3
just follow this link style right ?
Here is the link to the bootloader unlock/recovery/root thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=63627074
I didn't use the nexus kit, I just installed the adb and fastboot drivers manually. Instructions are in the link I pasted. When installing the drivers, install them system wide, makes it a little easier. Also, download drivers for LG G4.
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Im apologize for he noob question. Can I just flash this v10_Stock_Rooted_Busybox.zip that I downoaded and it will restore the phone to factory settings, but be rooted and have busybox installed already?
GraphMatix said:
Im apologize for he noob question. Can I just flash this v10_Stock_Rooted_Busybox.zip that I downoaded and it will restore the phone to factory settings, but be rooted and have busybox installed already?
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Shouldn't cause harm.
But it is always good to do a clean flash
I have to say this worked, unlocked and rooted, adb fastboot all worked great,. Thank you
Would anyone be so kind as to zip up the following two folders and share the links with me?
/system/lib
/system/vendor
Many thanks in advance! :good:
Anyone getting this to work with the LG-H960A yet?
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What about the LG-H960A?? Can't I root that??