yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
You might be able to switch that in browser settings if not just use astro to move files. I know when I download torrents I save the the path to /sdcard2/torrent
[Xoom Android Development] philly fan:
That was it thanks a bunch
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Just remember I know the new one click works for 3g idk for wifi. You might have to replace the Tim at files with the ones in wifiroot. One by one. Leave the others that don't match In wifi root and proceed with wifi root
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Worked PERFECTLY! I changed the download directory and it works like a champ! Thank you very very much!
[Xoom Android Development] Arcos904:
Just got my xoom wifi tonight, 2 hours later i'm unlocked and rooted with this.

0 issues. Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] carbaj12:
so if i use it, wifi wont work anymore? i have 3g version
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
No your wifi will be fine it will do nothing with 3g
[Xoom Android Development] philly fan:
We won't be able to see the card from our computers correct?
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
Alright everyone, I am now officially on Vacation....... YAY!!!!!!

What this means is I have very limited mobility and access alot of the time but I will still be able to help you. What I ask is if you have a question for me, please E-Mail me at steven.webmaster08@gmail.com . I will get those instantly and can respond right away.

I will keep checking, just probably will not be as active :-D.
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
Not that I know of, you will see it listed as SD2 from the device and not as a standalone yet.
[Xoom Android Development] philly fan:
Ok Thanks for all you guys work. I can see teh card it says sdcard2 permissions are drw but I can't write anything to card I am using Astro File Manager
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
one click root to tiamat 1.3 sd support wifi and 3g!

one click root for 1.3 tiamat

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8JJPD1YP

Thanks to stevenege

Gave me the idea to do this

Do what he said if you do not want to lose data

If you do the One-Click method you will delete your data if you re-unlock the bootloader. How you can get around this is simple though.

Start 1 click

When it boots into the agreement decline it (Vol+ Vol-)and manually reset device (Power and Vol+)

After this, the step where the boot image is flashed happens and no data will be lost.
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
try using root explorer gives you privaleges
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
So, to rehash this old post...anybody have any info on how to run this utility via a Mac???
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
This worked perfect for me on 3G model. I can now see sd card2 in the astro file manager. Thanks for your work.
[Xoom Android Development] chbennett:
Rooted my Xoom Wifi (only...) from the op's program. awesome. it worked flawlessly.
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
I've been getting a lot of forcred reboots always when using the stock browser. I'm not really sure how to diagnose it. I'm going to try a different browser for a couple of days, but I'm wondering what's been stable for people with SETCPU. Right now I've got it set at 1.4 ghz on interactive mode. I was having this problem before the SD card update today so that's not it.
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Yea it does it with high flash content. When browsing use 1200. You can't tell the difference. Just all depends to your standards. Nothing is 100 percent stable yet.
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
I have definitely found a bug in setCPU. I was still getting force closes and forced reboots from the web browser after turning it down to 1200. I figured 1200 was going to be stable enough so I checked set at boot. After a forced reboot I opened setCPU and just running my fingers around on the screen I could see the reading was still jumping to 1504 even though it was set at 1200. I moved the slider around a bit and put it back to 1200; Then I messed with the screen some more and the reading never jumped above 1200.
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
My guess is do the same thing. Navigate to folder through command prompt and just enter the same commands. Not an apple user, but I'm a roomie with some.
[Xoom Android Development] wase4711:
on a mac, you need to add ./ to the front of all your commands, that you enter via the terminal app..

you use the same commands as the "windoze" folks, you just need to add the ./ before all the commands..

check this post too

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=995108&page=2
[Xoom Android Development] umbra6:
Just adding my confirmation that this works. I used the RootMyXoom with OUT Unroot file in the OP to root my device. Its a WiFi Xoom. I have root and the superusers apk is installed in my apps and my WiFi works.

Thanks for this!
[Xoom Android Development] Kas206:
I cant root my XOOM Wifi (Uk Version) with this app. I get an error message while its rooting but the CMD window closes before i can see the error. I think its the one before the last one.

I downloaded Advance root checker from the market and i get this error when checking for root

"SU binary not found in the system declared PATH"

Anyone know why this is happening

EDIt: It has installed the SUperuser app but when i opened it it is saying

"an error occurred and su was not updated. A zip file (su-2.3.1-bin-signed.zip) has been placed on your sd card. please reboot into recovery mode and flash it to update your su binary.

Anyone know how to flash the file please
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
OP updated with current Tiamat Kernel w/SDcard access. Show those guys some love.
[Xoom Android Development] DroidHam:
As soon as it launches the command prompt I get a device not found error and nothing else happens. What am I missing?
[Xoom Android Development] DroidHam:
Just saw that, thanks =D

going now....
[Xoom Android Development] DroidHam:
mine just failed at step 5, couldnt remount the system

WTF DO I DO
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
If you couldnt remount then you dont have root. Start the process from the top.
[Xoom Android Development] moz90:
backing up apps

if i backup what will happen when i restore it will it just restore my apps or will it change kernel to?
[Xoom Android Development] phantom_oo7:
good stuff... conform it work great on my first try, got a Xoom Wifi :D
[Xoom Android Development] Kas206:
Tried 5 times but it worked in the end on my WIFI XOOM.

Thanks. :)
[Xoom Android Development] wase4711:
great work and wonderful tool, now, if only someone would make this exact tool for us poor Mac OSX users...:(:(
[Xoom Android Development] Zzoro:
RootMyXoom w Unroot http://www.mediafire.com/file/150q43...RootMyXoom.zip

links to error
[Xoom Android Development] odyseus:
Works like a dream on my UK Xoom WiFi - make sure you download the Motorola drivers first and make sure you select the right options with the volume down and select with volume up :)
[Xoom Android Development] Blackdragon_860:
i have rooted now my xoom successfully (tested)

But i Don't See my sdcard... i dont had insert the sdcard during the process, is this the reason??
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Is there anyway that we can get the new 1.3.1 kernal included in this tool? I am wondering if we can just replace the vold.fstab and boot.img in the new updated one click to get the changes something similar to what was done with 1.3.0? I am at work or i would try.
[Xoom Android Development] novaIS350:
Will you be adding a unroot my wifi xoom option, or will the unroot my xoom on the 3G tab work?
[Xoom Android Development] Zzoro:
After using the last version of the utility in about it shows 1.1.6 kernel...
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
There is NO way we can unroot the WiFi version yet. We need the files from Moto and they are being slow.

If you hit unroot on 3G you will more than likely brick your device.

Don't do it, just hold on for the ride.
[Xoom Android Development] jase33:
Just pushed 1.3.1 and it works as advertised. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] paulnelson88:
Sweet got it to work with the 1.3.1 SD Card update!!!! Awesome TY!
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
I replaced the files and images from the one click root 3G method and just flashed the new 1.3.1 kernal, right now it seems stable will report back

So far everything seems good and no problems, very easy and works perfect just downloaded a boot animation to it but had to redirect the web file download directory to /mnt/sdcard/sdcard2
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Redirect? To where our'dowloads go? How? How'd you do the boot animation
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
I went to droid life and downloaded one of the boot animations but before i did i went into setting for dolphin browser and changed the download directory to sdcard/sdcard2 and it downloaded into my downloads folder i created in there
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Oh OK so no redirecting for stock browser
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Attempting that now

trying to see if i can reroute the download apk
[Xoom Android Development] sitnlow4life:
No Wifi after one click?

Question

I Just used one click to root my wifi xoom

worked perfectly very easy Thanks alot!!!

One problem

The Wifi keeps saying error

Any ideas?

Thanks again
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Try doing it again
[Xoom Android Development] jawonder:
I tried to install a theme on my Xoom and it's now stuck in a bootloop . I used the one click files here to root , can i just reroot or unroot to fix the bootloop ? .
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
I have done that for 3g
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
providing one click can access fastboot yes you should be able to a key feature i like in the one click is the ability to save your current data before doing it and then later the ability to load it back again, it does the ADB pushing for you
[Xoom Android Development] jmr144k:
***HELP**** I am a noobie with a new Xoom WiFi version MZ604. I attempted to root it using the RootMyXoomNOUnroot (RootMyXoom.03.exe). I failed to see that there were two tabs at the top of the utility screen, one for 3g and one for wifi. I rooted my wifi xoom with the 3g script. I now have a rooted xoom with a non-functional wifi. In settings it has an "error" under the Wi-Fi (greyed out) and I can not turn on. Please assist me in resolving this.
[Xoom Android Development] Nvrenough:
Start over.

Time to install sdk and do it the right way :( plenty of guides here. ADB :)
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
As long as your xoom can go into fastboot you should be able to flash it again if not then push just the new tiamat kernal 1.3.1 itself through ADB, hope it helps!
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
So....... you are more than likely bricked. Return it and say it is defective.

Only way we can fix it is through RSD Lite, but Moto has not released it yet. Stick it to em.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
If he can boot the xoom up and it is just not reading the wifi signal it should only be a kernal swap change and he can do that through the one click by flashing the right script (WIFI and not 3G for a WIFI model) or through adb as long as it can get access to fastboot,,,it is really hard to brick these things.
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
ADB will not work, I bricked one on purpose to try it and it just won't. That one is just sitting and waiting for RSD to be released.
[Xoom Android Development] Nvrenough:
UMMmmm

Not bricked.

Learn adb and push another kernal. He can boot so he can play. Correct?
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
Yeah, he will be stuck on the M screen. It will not boot up, so unless he maybe did it another way then he probably is bricked or "semi"-bricked but needs the RSD.

Now we play Moto's waiting game or we return them and tell them eff you for taking so long.
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
CORRECT.

If he can in fact boot then yes, he will be able to fix this. However this has not been the case for anyone else, they are stuck on Dual Core and that's all.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
do this on your computer after you plug it in and debug mode is on

go to start-run-cmd

type in cd c:/android-sdk-windows/tools

then adb devices (to verify the connection)

it should then start the daemon services and verify your connection with some numers specific for your device,

if that happens you can push through adb, if adb works thats the best way is to push or take your chances with redoing the one click and pushing the right button this time
[Xoom Android Development] jmr144k:
***Fixed*** Re-ran the wi-fi script...all is well with my wi-fi connection. Thanks everyone for your quick responses.
[Xoom Android Development] Nvrenough:
:-) :-) :-)
[Xoom Android Development] TheBurgh:
3g version already rooted with this one click method. What is easiest thing to do to update to 1.3 kernel?

Edit: Do I just flash kernel in the utility?
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Just replace the old tiamat files with the new ones in the one click method and when it asks you to accept on your xoom decline it and press +volume and power to reboot and it will push the new tiamat over
[Xoom Android Development] mgerbasio:
I read through this thread, followed the instructions but I can't get the one-click root to work. I get an error "device unlock operation aborted". Tried searching but I can't find a solution. I'd like to get root with the new tiamat kernel. Any suggestions?
[Xoom Android Development] ggonzalez7777:
What's gonna happen when motorola pushes an update and my wi-fi xoom is rooted and unable to go back to stock? How can it revert back to stock?

Sent using tiny little gnomes.....
[Xoom Android Development] stryker759a:
I to would like to know what happens when a update rolls out for the wifi only. Will I be able to update or will I have to go back to stock etc.

Thanks Jason.
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
I tried to unroot and relock with the one click software. I don't know what I did wrong, but now I am stuck on Dual Core screen. Error message: Failed to boot LNX 0x0004, starting RSD mode 2. Am I bricked?
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
Ok. I am able to boot into fastboot. I am downloading the original files from moto dev site. I've read about copying those files into platform tools folder. Am I on the right track? It's going to be a while waiting for download from moto dev site.
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
I figured it out. I got it relocked and back to stock. Found out what I was doing wrong too. Instead of using the one click program that was in the OP; I was using one that someone had replaced with other files for the SD update. One of these days I'll have to learn the sdk, but think I've had enough fun with this stuff for now. Xoom is too expensive to mess with when I don't know what I'm doing.
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Haha that would be my update on that program I knew it'd help someome
[Xoom Android Development] crauzz:
Let me clarify. The one click that you updated the files for SD does not work to unroot and relock. I had to use the one click from the OP.
[Xoom Android Development] stevenege:
It is scary quieting here now.

Back from vacation as of now.
[Xoom Android Development] Mudvayne622:
So for those of us who dont want the Tiamat Kernal should download from the OP and not post 3? Also do I need to unlock the bootloader through ADB first?
[Xoom Android Development] eclipsegst4mee:
When I reboot bootloader I get the starting fastboot protocol support message on the Motorola dual core screen but it just sits there and does nothing.

Anyone else have this issue?
[Xoom Android Development] ggonzalez7777:
So no one knows what will happen with us wifi xoom owners when an update comes along? Considering that there is no return using the one click back to stock, I would say that were pretty much stuck with what we have until someone figures out how to revert from rooting.

Sent using tiny little gnomes.....
[Xoom Android Development] Crimton:
I didn't use this one click method but I know when it says starting fastboot I went ahead and typed fastboot oem unlock. worked fine.
[Xoom Android Development] eclipsegst4mee:
I guess I should have been more specific, I already have root on the wifi version and superuser access. I'm having the issue of having the 1.1.6 kernal and wanting to update to the newer kernal. When trying use fastboot I'm getting stuck on the screen...

Edit:typing in fastboot oem unlock and then canceling worked and I was able to get to the next steps. Thanks to the above poster.
[Xoom Android Development] Tzi1983:
Same issue

Hi i get the same problem, i use the one click method to root my wi-fi xoom, however the Kernel shows 1.1.6, i dont have clockwork installed yet, is there a way to use the one click method to flash 1.3.0 kernel ?Thx.
[Xoom Android Development] eclipsegst4mee:
Ok so here is what you need to do, go to post 404 on page 41 and follow the instructions listed there. When you do the adb reboot you will also need to type in the command fastboot oem unlock and then just cancel the unlock since you already have done it.

From there just type in the fastboot commands in the instructions and all will go well. I now have 1.3.0
[Xoom Android Development] Tzi1983:
Sorry, i am a little noob, could u be more specific, what are the exact command sequence, thank you :)
[Xoom Android Development] Saintfyre:
So the issue i'm running into, I originally rooted my Xoom w/ this method about a month ago or so. No issues at all with it, worked great.

I recently had to unroot and go back to the stock image due to a mess up w/ applying a theme and getting stuck into a bootloop. Now i've downloaded the most 'updated' version of this that I see listed in the first post & post 3.

I've done everything the same, yes Xoom is in Debugging mode, have it fully extracted. When I run the process though it gives me the usual warning. I click okay, it just sits there saying <Waiting for Device> it doesn't go past this.

I can see the device is connected as I can navigate to it but the tool doesn't seem to be functional to me anymore. I wish I still had the old one now so I could use that and then go flash the new kernel myself but I don't. Is anyone else having this issue or is just me?

Sorry about the wall of text all

EDIT: I have the 3G VZW Xoom by the way, I see there's alternate instructions people have posted for the Wifi Xoom, but mine is the Verizon one. Thanks everyone!
[Xoom Android Development] rth474:
Wifi Only Xoom. Took like 5 minutes and worked like a charm. Had to download some drivers from the motorola site but other than that it was just a few clicks and i was done. would post a link but im too new and they will not allow me to post links yet
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Download the motor drivers again
[Xoom Android Development] eusthebest:
Wow, Thank you very much, I bought my Xoom about 2 hours ago and I am already rooted thanks to this tool. It took about 5 mins from start to finish once i got the process started.

One little note: I think you should add "Get Drivers from Motorola" to the list of things you need to use this tool. I was getting "Device not found" error when doing the first step and it wasn't until the last page of this post that i read someone mentioning the drivers :)
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
Glad you got it now you gotta get the new kernal. SD card support and clockwork recovery. Along with a micro SD
[Xoom Android Development] ccogan:
What is the latest kernel with the one click 1.3.0 or 1.3.1?
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
i can put the new version up if youd like ??
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
ok here it is this is the one click root for 1.3.1

make sure you create sdcard2 folder in sdcard

also if your already rooted and want to use this and do not want to wipe its simple not to wipe. Once you start the process it will bring you to a screen to accept to unlock your bootloader just decline it by pressing the vol up button. Then press vol up and power to reboot and finish the one step

If your not rooted just go through the whole process normally

After this update to kernal 1.3.1 it will still say 1.3.0 dont worry its normal.

Download rom manager from the market

(perferably the pro version) help the devs out here they made this happen!!

your going to want to flash clockwork recovery so in rom manager you want to press the top button in the program and choose motorola xoom and click ok

then after that click the second button from the top and reboot into recovery there you have CWR

also you can go into it from power off position by pressing power and waiting til the motorola sign comes up and taping the vol down button to get into recovery. press vol up to select

and once your in there the power button is select button

once you have all this you can now download tiamat 1.3.2 to your xoom. When you download it make sure you use root explorer to copy it from sdcard/downloads to sdcard2

then go into CWR and apply flash zip folder and you will now have 1.3.2!

Congrats! hope i explained this well.....

here is the link for one click 1.3.1

Enjoy

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TU9TQ4MZ
[Xoom Android Development] mutiny:
I'm just getting back into the rooting scene and doing some catching up. I hope when my Xoom (WiFi only) comes tomorrow, I can do this without any hiccups. :)3

EDIT: Yikes! I get the "Invalid or Deleted File." on MediaFire for the first link (RootMyXoom w Unroot...)
[Xoom Android Development] nfollin:
Wifi worked fine for me
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
i put the link right there for the updated root my xoom for kernel 1.3.1 for sdcard support
[Xoom Android Development] opsahl:
Wifi Only rooted, XP PRO CAUTION

Wifi only, root done. I had to run it twice, the second time leave it unplugged for the steps that worked the first time.

I had trouble with losing command prompt window focus after step 5, so unknowingly some of my steps didn't run the first time.

XP PRO (and others maybe?) WORD OF CAUTION!!!! You may have to quickly "refocus" the command prompt windows that pop up AS SOON AS THE POP UP, so that the commands work. Recommend closing all other programs before running this as well.

Great work! Thanks!~

Tyler Opsahl :D
[Xoom Android Development] Branj812:
I downloaded the latest one click root file you put up with 1.3.1 but it wont open it says file is to big.
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
huh? did you do it on your computer?
[Xoom Android Development] Branj812:
yeah. the link you put on the last page. it downloads but then if i try to open it to run the the one click root, it says this file is too big for aol. and it shows it as a RAR file in my computer. not an application
[Xoom Android Development] Saintfyre:
This made me chuckle.

But I just wanted to post this because I was having serious issues using this tool, I had used it once but soft bricked my device, had to restore it back to HRI39, then upgraded OTA to HRI66. Then downloaded the most current tool and for the life of me could not get it to work.

Long story of frustration and tears short, I had to register a free account w/ MotoDev (motorolas developers portal) and download the Motorola 5.0 drivers to get SDK and this tool to recognize my device.

I'm a rooted happy camper once again. Love this tool, thank you!

EDIT: As a side note a lot of issues I was experiencing also is i'm using Windows 7 64bit. And , now I know, you should right click whatever it you're running and select 'Run as Administrator'. That cleared up a lot of heartache.
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
haha i even put in there make sure you have the motorola drivers! weird i didnt have to creat an account to get the drivers motorola.com? so the version i just put up there worked for you?
[Xoom Android Development] fsunoles157:
yes you have to unzip the file in windows and run the .exe file