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[Xoom Android Development] csseale:
Delete......handled in PM........
[Xoom Android Development] nsxz0o7:
I tried the one click method for my Wifi only xoom this morning and it got stuck in the motorola dual core.... I was able to get to the unlock and the xoom was stuck after the fastboot flash boot boot.img.

I tried every possible solution to get out of the soft brick with no success... had to go exchange for a new one earlier =\... Frustrating thing is I know this process is probably already noob friendly.... Man I hope I can get the nerve to get this root thing up in the coming weeks...
[Xoom Android Development] fechina:
Do like me and take it back if u can..tell them that it froze up after u powered it down and now it won't go pass the splash screen...u can get a replacement....without voiding ur warranty...:-)
[Xoom Android Development] jadkar:
So was hoping someone could help out..... Here's how far I got.....

Unlocked, rebooted put the Xoom back in debug mode, xoom rebooted and now it's just sitting at the Dual Core screen with nothing else being displayed (been here about 10 minutes). I pressed the OK button on the PC becuase someone having a similar problem wsa advised to do so. Xoom didn't move and I am still stuck at the Dual Core screen, the PC says "Verify that the SuperUser app is in your App's draw. Make sure you are in Debug mode then click OK."

Any suggestions??? I am thinking of rebooting (or forcing a reboot) on the xoom but I want to ask here before I mess anything up.

Thanks!!
[Xoom Android Development] denpad2010:
I have a wifi only version and updated to 3.1 stock can i root using this method? Thanks in advance
[Xoom Android Development] saleum:
I have had the same problem this afternoon (Spain). Solved with the advices of this page:

http://www.android.net/forum/downloads.php?do=file&id=39
[Xoom Android Development] ozhan:
Hi,

i have a germany Xoom 3G, can i root white this tool???
[Xoom Android Development] rdnckreaper:
Root without erasing

Is there a way to root my 3g xoom without erasing my data. I am wanting to root it but I have done so much with it tha tI don't know if I can remember all the things that I have on it. My Samsung Captivate was able to be rooted without deleting my userdata image. Is there a way to root my xoom and keep the userdata.img?
[Xoom Android Development] the-shooter:
hi there, i do all things just what u ask

now my xoom is stik in moto logo, wont be start or shot down !!

can any one help me ?

its xoom 3g
[Xoom Android Development] ATomCZ:
I also like to know if this root is applicable also after upgrade to 3.1.
[Xoom Android Development] denpad2010:
I think nobody cares to answer :-(
[Xoom Android Development] neauneau:
For 3.1 root go to this link.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1078019
[Xoom Android Development] kkrammer:
I had 3.1 from the OTA update on my US WiFi Xoom. After the first reboot I also got stuck at the motorola boot logo.

it was a tedious job to get out of this. I cannot remember all steps, but you can get out of the stuck logo by pressing vol up + on/off for a couple of seconds. Keeping vol up pressed it enters fastboot where I flashed this boot image instead: http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...opers&txt=Charging light on when device is on

then letting this utility here finish I got root. Only, WiFi was broken then. I flashed the Tiamat Kernel again: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=978013 now I have a working 1,5 GHz 3.1 Xoom, microSD and root. there must be a shorter way though ;)
[Xoom Android Development] dixon_coxon:
I used one click to root my xoom wifi when I was on 3.0 and it was awesome..... Now I'm running on 3.1 rooted and I did not use one click because the OP has not specified and I have not seen on this thread that anyone has done it successfully.

PLEASE DO NOT BRICK YOUR DEVICES

Unless otherwise specified by OP or other trusted source; I think it is fair to say that DO NOT USE THIS METHOD TO ROOT YOUR 3.1 XOOM!!!!!

A few ways to root.... a 3.1 xoom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1073884

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1078019
[Xoom Android Development] waic:
All download link not working.........
[Xoom Android Development] slickric:
first download link is saying its private and the second asks for a password now :/ has anyone got alt d/l links for the one click root?
[Xoom Android Development] johnny0911:
I have tried to download the root with unroot but the download is set privet. Why ?
[Xoom Android Development] rdnckreaper:
So what is the password for the download and will it erase my userimage and everything I have set up on here?

Samsung Captivate - Rooted with ONECLICK ROOT 24 GB

Motorola Xoom 3G - Waiting for better root method

Fujitsu P1120 - Working on installing Android, having problems getting it to work due to lack of USB Boot support
[Xoom Android Development] Bray90820:
i would also like to know the password
[Xoom Android Development] gramsey1911:
Does anybody have a link for the root?

I just bought a xoom and I want to root with this method. Any help would be appreciated
[Xoom Android Development] Bray90820:
i wish but i have search high and low for the 1 click root file and have found nothing if i do find anything i will let you know cuz i also just bought the xoom and want to root it SO SO SO bad
[Xoom Android Development] captravi70:
zip file download

hi guys how do i get the password for the download:confused:
[Xoom Android Development] pymansetareh:
password plsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
[Xoom Android Development] juDGEY2k10:
If i was you dont even bother with this its 50/50 it will brick ya xoom
[Xoom Android Development] csseale:
Stay clear of this method...dev stop supporting..says alot...
[Xoom Android Development] dagodsha:
can someone tell me the password to download the file at mediafire?
[Xoom Android Development] Jewremy:
Don't bother. Learn how to do it yourself.
[Xoom Android Development] dagodsha:
Thanks but I would rather have the password to the mediafile download like I asked in the first place. much appreciation for the input though.
[Xoom Android Development] gramsey1911:
I did it couple of weeks ago and it was very easy. There are some videos on YouTube showing you how to do it the manual way. It took me 15 minutes to do it and am just getting the hang of ADB
[Xoom Android Development] juDGEY2k10:
Your mad dude, its 50/50 it will brick your xoom mate
[Xoom Android Development] playya:
He is right this is hit or miss. I started my root with thia and it got cut short half way I then rooted with just loading up clockwork since the 1 click died at least unlock my bootloader. Now I have rooted many phones and tried to take the easy way out that almost cost me. Try this one very simple http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1078019

Just trying to help like others in here
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
yeah method is dangerous and unfortunately still posted at theunlockr.com as the method for xoom rooting. I was fortunate to learn this during research because the links were not working. It is very easy to unlock and root just using the"long"way. Literally only takes give min. just requires flashing solnarz's recovery image, then flashing the wifiroot tool package. This is all after unlocking which also is just a matter of using the sdk platform tools via a laptop with a few command and files found in the thread. make sure you are using directions forwifi or 3g depending on the deviceand unlock before root.
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
People are only trying to help you...you are wasting your time with this method and you could waste 600 making a paperweight. What is more important one click ease or getting it right? There is a reason the links do not work if you look around...the developer posted that there have been bricking issues with devices and he will not post again until they are working again. It only takes like 30 mins to do the right way. Good luck.
[Xoom Android Development] Joel1030:
I'm triying to download the root w no unroot but it ask for a password.... Any Help?????
[Xoom Android Development] dixon_coxon:
Do not use this method as it may BRICK your xoom. This is/was great for stock android 3.0. If you have anything other than that, then using this method to unroot is highly not recommended. As you can tell the last update was in April and it's almost July.....
[Xoom Android Development] csseale:
Yea I don't get why the op doesn't update or delete the post. It ridiculous that people are still after this method.......moderator help......
[Xoom Android Development] dixon_coxon:
+1... Moderator Please lock this thread until OP updates it; this is very necessary!! people might just brick their devices..
[Xoom Android Development] fechina:
I Agree..this method also bricked my WIFI only Xoom!!!!!
[Xoom Android Development] adunski:
So you're completely bricked? No fastboot at all?
[Xoom Android Development] willverduzco:
Thread closed upon OP request.
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
Replace all the files in \rootmyxoom\timat\

Download this zip and unzip all the files in it to the \timat\ folder in the utility folder and re flash timat... all will work. Bad module I guess.

I am uploading new version with the new modules now. Will update OP.

This solves Tiamat 3G flashing.

This does NOT solve whatever is wrong with Wifi root that isnt giving Superuser APK>
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
Sorry mate. I could guarantee the Wifi if I had access to one... Maybe soon one of my mates will get one and I can jack it.
[Xoom Android Development] mackeydesigns:
No worries here. I'm sure you'll get it figured.
[Xoom Android Development] mcramer19:
Forgive my ignorance but how hard will it be to get the 4g upgrade if I use this root method. I was gonna wait to root till after but this is tempting the hell out of me.

Sent from My MIUI Fascinate
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Just did the new timat flash and now my wifi says error?
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
Wifi or 3g?

If 3g unroot, then reroot and check the wifi, then do the timat kernel.

please down load the latest version. Uploaded at 522 est. If you down loaded before then the wifi module is bad.

I might pull this kernel thing.
[Xoom Android Development] Burgers:
Wifi only version here, add me to the list of no superuser app. Did it twice, same result.

Win 7 x64, latest moto drivers installed.
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
I am going to look at the wifi steps from the tiamat thread and if it doesn't work I am pulling the wifi. I don't like jerking people around.

So sorry to the wifi users. I will try one more time.
[Xoom Android Development] snoop5:
I know this is wayyyy off topic but is there anyway this will work for the gingerbread droid x just wondering not a total noob but curious :D
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
I am 3G and placed the new tiamat folder in the main one and then just plugged in and hit the flash tiamat icon on your app
[Xoom Android Development] paulnelson88:
I have the wifi model running at 1.5 no problems at all with this system. Used is it all day doing electrical bid write ups and watching a webcast so far no FC. I have SetCpu at Performance mode.
[Xoom Android Development] jbrew78:
Download links in OP have been updated.
[Xoom Android Development] Burgers:
Awesome! did you manage to fix the wifi only issue with no superuser app?

thanks!

Edit: Tried new DL links, no luck on my end.. wifi only - no superuser app
[Xoom Android Development] cavemanb:
Odd question on the wifi only model,

Can you just download the Superuser apk from the market to obtain the Superuser app...???

From what I am reading, everything else seems to be working fine....

BTW.... still waiting on my xoom.... just watching all the threads for the best option for rooting.....

thanks
[Xoom Android Development] Gwartan:
Just attempted the WiFi 1click again. no joy on the super user. i did see in one of the command windows that oppened a "failed to copy" or "Copy Failed" briefly before it closed.

Just a thought, is there a way to gett the command prompts to stay open and ask the user to close to proceed to the next command that needs to be run? May help in narrowing down where things go screwy.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Has the tiamat kernel been fixed. I have a 3G xoom and your app worked great to unlock and root but i want the new kernel, when i did it last it broke my wifi
[Xoom Android Development] xguntherc:
Just download superuser manually and see if the wifi version works. If people's are working fine, just no SU.

Superuser from Market

worth a try
[Xoom Android Development] killahrey:
Damn it, think I soft bricked, stuck on M.

help!

Wifi Only model!
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
For softbrick

Download the tiamat boot.image place it in the root my zoom folder

With zoom connected

Press and hold power and volume up till it shuts down.

Immediately press and hold power and volume down

The device should say its in fastboot

Open a Command prompt

navigate to the root my zoom folder

Run this command:

Adb fastboot flash boot boot.Ingram

Wait for the flash to be done.

Run this command;

Adb reboot

See if it boots
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
Hit me on gtalk jwtyler
[Xoom Android Development] killahrey:
Thanks jw,

just did a manual root, worked fine.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Ok with the new download everything works perfect on the 3G xoom, thank you!!!!!!! Where do i donate!
[Xoom Android Development] xguntherc:
buy his book on amazon when available. ;)
[Xoom Android Development] Burgers:
No luck on my end, super user fails to update after installing. Titanium backup says no root :(
[Xoom Android Development] jmc2543:
Thank you sir. Didn't see anyone except yourself test this issue out. I ended up just pushing all the modules with root explorer myself anyways, but I will update the modules just in case I ever need to re-flash for some reason.

BTW Your a God.
[Xoom Android Development] xguntherc:
hey jwtyler I saw u mention adding a step that would backup user data n restore it for this root method so we aren't wiping everything on our xooms. I was just wondering when or if u plan to do that still? That would be amazingly awesome. Just thought I'd ask.

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] jmc2543:
Titanium Backup is working on the Xoom now. Just download JRummy's version of busy box installer and install one of those versions then apps show up in Titanium. Then just zip up all the files in the Titanium folder on the Xoom and upload it to a cloud storage drive like DropBox for latter use.
[Xoom Android Development] danman7:
That works once you have root, but if you want to backup before you root it, what's the recommendation?
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
Connect via USB download all the data from the drive. Straight forward.
[Xoom Android Development] IndivisibleP:
I sent this pm to jwtyler but i thought maybe someone else would be able to help also and perhaps save him the time.

"So I downloaded the most recent upload (as of the 29th, root & unroot) and got on my friends PC. I unzipped to c: and ran the rootmyxoom_03.exe file. I also put the xoom in debug mode (btw when I hook the xoom up to the PC it slows down alot and becomes almost unresponsive i.e have to click many times and/or wait a good while, hoping that's normal). Anyway I clicked the root button and a command/terminal window opens, says "<waiting for device>". Then another window pops up saying something like "read instructions on device. Volume down then volume up. Then up, then down again to unlock. Then press OK.". At this point though there are no instructions on the xoom, just the same settings window where debugging was enabled. Also if I hit the volume keys, they only move the volume.

I hit them anyway and pressed OK to see what would happen and another terminal window opens saying also, waiting for device. Then another pop up window with more instructions which don't seem to apply because the previous step didn't go right.

Anyway any and all advice is very welcome. I look forward to overclocking.

Thanks for the tool btw, hopefully I can get it working for me."

I have a mac and am trying to use my friends PC. But the steps seem pretty straight forward so I dont think any of that should matter.Still, seems like somethings not clicking here... any ideas?
[Xoom Android Development] Spectredroid:
You are close.

If it says waiting for device, you are not quite there yet. The window you are looking at should have more things happening, and you should get a bunch of writing on you xoom after a reboot, which is the area where you are going to unlock it. You need to get the drivers installed for the xoom from the motodev site. When you plug in your xoom it should look for the drivers and not find them. There is another thread where you can get a link to the drivers here in the developement section. Hang in there though, cause soon you will be there. :cool:
[Xoom Android Development] IndivisibleP:
Hey thats great! Thanks for the pointers. I just want to make sure I got something right.

You mentioned "You need to get the drivers installed for the xoom from the motodev site. When you plug in your xoom it should look for the drivers and not find them".

The way its worded it almost seems to say that it shouldnt find the drivers even after i get them from the motodev site. But I am assuming

this isnt what you meant right? I am guessing you are referring to what should have happened the first time I tried w/o the drivers (and yes, i did get a message saying the drivers werent found when i first tried :rolleyes: )

Just making sure that they should show up as found after getting them from the site. I know it seems like it should be common sense, but I just want to be sure... :o
[Xoom Android Development] Spectredroid:
Yep. You are correct sir.

You are right. I could have worded that a little better. :p
[Xoom Android Development] jmc2543:
My backup pro is a really good option as you can do the same thing. The only thing it doesn't do, which for some reason titanium isn't doing for Xoom either, is market links unless you are rooted. But a reboot seems to take care of that.
[Xoom Android Development] IndivisibleP:
No problem. Just with my level of experience (guess what that is... yup n:o:ob) I try not to assume anything based on my "common sense".

Anyhow I found a link to the motodev site and found the page of USB drivers. The ones i found – for 32-bit, 64-bit, etc, werent Xoom specific (they say they are for 'handsets') but I am assuming this is what i am looking for.

I going to try with these next time i get my hands on my friends computer.
[Xoom Android Development] mparker256:
any chance of a working wifi version(MZ604)
[Xoom Android Development] DirtyDawgOriginal:
Stuck here

What am I supposed to do at this point? Please see attached file. The only way I could upload it and still be within the limits is use a zip file.

Edit: Just for clarification, I went on and done what it asked me to do and the program acted like the Xoom was responding and everything, but the Xoom NEVER did anything, it didn't reboot, nothing. The Xoom is in USB debugging mode, I can see that by touching the bottom right of the Xoom .. I guess you could call it the notification area. Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] tekmunki:
Verizon Xoom, the Xoom was encrypted using and a pin code unlock was active.

Windows 7 Pro 64-Bit

Enabled Debugging and connected USB...

Moto drivers didn't install the MOT debug driver, so I went to moto and downloaded this:

http://www.motorola.com/Support/US-...tware_and_Drivers/USB-and-PC-Charging-Drivers

The MOT debug driver appeared with the tablet in debug mode, yay 64 bit drivers installed!

Running the one-click root causes the screens to flash by and no data xfer to the Xoom (xoom acts dormant)

Tried with the Xoom locked and unlocked... no difference

Restored factory default image and blew away all the settings / encrypt, etc.

Enabled debugging on the new device.

Ran one-click... same result :(

What am I missing here?

*(now I'm installing the SDK to see if I can even get ADB to connect)

update:

installed the sdk, and ran the moto clear driver app, rebooted my pc, and moved the rootsoftware unzipped files to a local drive (was running from a network)

after that, it's now booted me into the legal notice confirmation page, and i'm on my way...
[Xoom Android Development] Low023:
Worked perfectly on my 3g. Should not be called a “One-Click” though. ;)
[Xoom Android Development] JungleJiujitsu:
That would be sweet but to be honest I don't think I can wait, I'm about to attempt to root in the next few mins from the looks of things! :D Thanks for your time and devotion put into this man!!
[Xoom Android Development] JungleJiujitsu:
Did I miss something or did you? I thought this worked with the wifi model...
[Xoom Android Development] Burgers:
SuperUser App is not installing on Wifi Models. Tried a bunch of times last night, including the newly updated links with no luck.

Tried to DL superuser apk and install. It installs but its fails to update when you open the app.

Titanium Backup states no root after i install superuser apk
[Xoom Android Development] jvs60:
looks like i'm going to have to do the long method. the app did unlock it, though

Edit: Nevermind, the long way isn't working for me either. I'll just wait until the one-click is updated for wifi only.
[Xoom Android Development] GunPR:
The title is misleading as it don't do root and unroot on the (WIFI) models..

Also it seems there are users having problems with superuser not been installed.
[Xoom Android Development] slowpoke1976:
I wasn't able to get the one click root to work with my wifi xoom. I did however get it rooted and the tiamat kernel installed using the long method. OC @ 1.5 works great. I noticed a few people having issues with wifi not working after they flashed the tiamat kernel, so far mine is fine.
[Xoom Android Development] jwtyler:
Guys I am traveling to and teaching in MI this week. Bear/bare/bar with me I am q little behind on updating. I know we can get. Wifi working. Also to those who complain about it not "really being one click". Really? You have to click ok a few times this is true. I would be glad to send each detractor the source code and see their effort based on the process involved to root the xoom. Hehehe. Seriously. Contribute. I'd love to have you help in some constructive way.

Thank foe bearing with me guys.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
You know what, compared to the original way that we had to root before using ADB, this is the equivalent to one click root! It worked perfectly for my 3G xoom and it is running super fast 1.5 overclocked! Keep up the good work!
[Xoom Android Development] DirtyDawgOriginal:
REALLY??? No one can comment on what in the world is going on with this? I'm the only one getting this message? All it's asking me to do is press the up volume and then the down volume, and all it fricking does is execute a volume up and a volume down. Man!!!!
[Xoom Android Development] gerbick:
I had the same thing happen to me. There's three things I did to basically get past that.

First, I put the Xoom into Fastboot mode while connected to my PC and the Xoom in USB debug mode already - power down using power button + volume up, once powered down, immediately switch to power button + volume down. Your Xoom will go into Fastboot. Now your computer will recognize the Xoom in that mode, install the proper drivers.

If your PC already has those drivers, then you were ahead of me. Until I had those drivers, I never got the instructions on the first reboot.

Apparently the wi-fi Xoom does get something from the One-Click process because it wants you to agree to doing something to the firmware, thus the volume down, volume up process to agree. And the wi-fi Xoom does get wiped in the process. But it'll go through the process, the app will blink a couple of times if you have all of the drivers and reboot one last time. But that message should only pop up once.

But it's not rooted as of yet. I'm sure the guys will get it sorted shortly. Great collection of folks around these parts.

I hope that helps a little.