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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elumis:
yeah, its the Wifi GT-P7510 US version.

Thanks for the help I'm kinda stumped here I even called samsung lol but obviously all they had me do was a factory reset and setup a call back when tier 2 tech is open but I dont see them being able to help either.

at the moment I don't have CWM and it should be all stock. I can put it on if need be though.

just for some more information. the more the better I would assume :P I had the starburst ROM on then put Bonsai on which included a kernal I dont think the kernal would cause problems. Not sure if it would even still be on there. I'm about to try and reflash bonsai back onto the tablet. If I can find a way to do it on Odin.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleblanc92:
So you used the steps from this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1119492

To apply this ODIN version: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=DDN6BYB2

with the notes steps:

Flash the below with ODIN (thanks to bonzai3558), extract the .md5 file from the zip, and in odin choose PDA and point to that file, keep everything else blank/default. Connect Tab with USB (after it is in download mode by power on +Volume down then volume up, so it shows the yellow android with shovel) then hit Start.

Did that error at all? If you did not apply all those steps with success please retry and comment?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elumis:
Alright I'll redownload the Odin version and the md5 and see if i get any errors. Should I post the log from Odin?

Shouldn't take too long to download already at like 80% should be done in a min.

Also right now. It gotten past the "samsung galaxy tab 10.1" screen but is still getting stuck at the like page with the stars and swirls.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleblanc92:
*IF* the ODIN process above works then you can apply CWR via ODIN from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1150732&highlight=odin+cw

This should get you back to a Stock with CWR support. I am on StarBurst with the latest Pershoot Kernel and I don;t thing either of those are a factor in your recovery success but you did not some other items that I have not touched at all.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleblanc92:
Is it bootlooping? aka restarting the boot process images over and over ;)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elumis:
Yeah I got that file for CWR I just have a problem with getting a ROM onto the tablet to actually use it.

Here is the log for flashing the PDA_SIGNED_P7105.tar.md5

it says PASS! at the top so far after its restarted it still sitting at the samsung galaxy page. I'll let it sit for a little bit longer but something tells me its not going anywhere.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elumis:
Yeah it was bootlooping but its back to just showing the samsung galaxy tab logo. I can probably get it back into the bootloop if that's better?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleblanc92:
If it sits for 5-10 mins and goes no further let's try booting into CWMR then

1) wipe cache partition

2) advanced / Wipe Dalvik Cache

3) wipe data/factory rest

4) reboot

...miracles happen.

[ I do HATE the SDCARD is not a real accessible card. Next tab will need that for me as it's an extra recovery tool we just don't have. ]
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elumis:
something interesting I got the screen were it lets me choose download or recovery. I clicked on download on accident the first time and it opened. Restarted to get into recovery and it just shows a black screen. The backlight is still on so the tablet is still on. I'll try just flashing CWR onto it again :) yeah agree with the SD card only thing I dont like about the tablet :P
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elumis:
I put CWR on and was able to get into it. I factory reset, wiped cache partition, then went into advanced and clicked on wipe dalvik, before I had hit yes it said "E:unknown volume for path [/sd-ext]" but it still let me click yes and said "Dalvik Cache wiped.

EDIT: still not booting up past the samsung galaxy tab screen.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleblanc92:
Okay...well I am not sure about the SD warning you noted or if it matters. I would expect some of the masters around here might be able to look at the post details thus far and offer some ideas. Hang in there, I will try to poke around for some ideas based on that error msg but it won't be until tomorrow....pending the hurricane (which is already slowing) doesn't tear up the power lines. Sorry we could not get there already.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elumis:
That's alright, thanks for all the help though! much appreciated. Hope the hurricane doesn't hit you're area too hard. I'll give you some "Thanks" and shoot you a donation ;)

maybe Samsung tech support will know something as well lol. supposed to call me back sometime tomorrow morning. They will probably just make me mail it in for a few weeks...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleblanc92:
Thanks very much. I think the SD warning is just generic since we do not have a card mounted in the expected location....but again someone will correct me if I am wrong on that.

I'll see what I can come up with Sat if no one finds the solution.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaxelos:
hey cleblanc92, I feel your misery, i finally found a solution! and the culpit to(atleast for me)

The Culprit is Busybox, at first I thought its the OC kernel that i installed then upon google surfing i found similar problems and yup its the #$Q!#$ application!! CONFIRMED

STAY AWAY FROM OPENVN RELATED STUFF

so here's the solution, after spending so much time my Galaxy tab is now reviewd.

First Download this for your PC

SAMSUNG DRIVER:

http://downloadandroidfiles.com/files/get/IwAZDRwKZz/gt-p7510-usb-driver-v1-3-2360-0-escape.exe

ODIN

http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/GalaxyTab10.1/rooting/tabrooteasy.zip

Then go to this site

http://www.samfirmware.com/fwandroid.htm

and search for your Tablet's Model

after that you will have several firmware to choose from depending on where your tablet is manufactured

look at the back of your tablet, find the "MADE IN: xxxxxxx" This will give you a hint (mine is KOREA so I download the asian Firmware)

After downloading all of that

Install the driver

Unzip tabrooteasy.zip

On your tablet, Push the Power Botton once until the Samsung galaxy Tab 10.1 logo appear, then imediately press the volume down button.

2 choices will appear, choose the one with the DOWNLOAD stuff in it

after that odin will start on your tablet, DO NOT PLUG THE CABLE YET!

Open the ODIN.exe on your PC and Then Connect the Cable

Click on PDA then navigate to the tabrooteasy folder and choose

recovery-cwm_4.0.0.4-sam-tab-10.1.tar.md5

do not change the settings then click start.

after that Reboot your tablet and do the ODIN process again, Click PDA again then navigate to the Firmware folder you downloaded a while ago,

there will be 3 files, choose the largest file and click start again, it will now install a new Fresh Official Firmware...

WAIT!!

We're Not done yet!

upon competion you tablet will reboot, it will bootloop once again dont worry I got it fixed

restart your tablet then go hold the volume down button agin but his time choose the other one we didnt choose a while ago, after that format your data, format your cache then hit reboot!

ang WHHHAAALLLA! Your Tablet is ALIVE again!!!

I effortly do this coz i know the feeling of being pissed desperately finding a solution. so I hope this help anyone who faced the same problem!!

Ciao! Im gonna sleep its 4:55 Am!
[General Questions and Answers] enigmaexplorer:
Seeking experienced developer for an Android app. Preferably California-based. I know I should ask for experience and portfolio...Where's the best place to start looking? (but search engines don't yield relevant answers...maybe I'm not using proper keywords.)

Any leads and/or suggestions are much appreciated! =]

Thank you in advance for the consideration.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Genshard:
I just flashed Villain from the stock telstra 2.2.2 and now its overheating a lil more than I'd like... any help would be appreciated coz I so don't understand the modem versions and all that so please
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
DROID Bionic: Control It and You Control Everything

Completed Bounty

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Currently Active Bounty

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Payment will be processed between each member and the bounty collector via PM on an individual basis.

Please be advised that if Motorola is to release the unlocked bootloader prior to any member of XDA's submission, this bounty automatically becomes invalidated.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Lelouche:
There is a method out that roots the D3 that said it can also root any moto device on Gingerbread? I read it @ droidlife. So hopefully they won't patch it and the bionic would be rooted out of the box.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] owenbeals:
Oneclick root should root bionic out of the box
[Motorola Droid Bionic] wseyller:
Yep we should have root day 1. I don't think it will be patched before we get our hands on it. Surely they already have thousands and thousands of bionics already produced sitting in a warehouse. They are not gonna go back and update them. If they do decide to patch it, then it will likely come via an OTA.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] TheLoonyRebel:
Somehow I wouldn't put it past Verizon (and Moto) to have an update ready to go even before the Bionic is out for sale that blocks the method being used to root it.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] znel52:
root related question......if it gets root out of the box will we start seeing ROMS soon or does it require an unlocked bootloader which may never be seen? im tryin to decide between this phone and the inc2. development is a huge factor im my decision
[Motorola Droid Bionic] dirtmaster88:
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty certain a locked/encrypted bootloader would just mean that roms would have to be based off the moto kernels (no custom kernels). So to answer your question, roms yes, kernels no.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] rickatnight11:
I'll put up $100 for the first person to hack the bootloader (assuming Motoogle doesn't unlock it first). I'm so excited about the hardware, but having fallen in love with MIUI (sorry CM), I don't want anything else on it.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
List of donators has been added
[Motorola Droid Bionic] dirtmaster88:
Rooted!!! http://www.mydroidworld.com/forums/droid-bionic-discussions/9085-droid-bionic-rooted.html
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Now awaiting confirmed working instructions/step-by-step process

First to post here on XDA get's the bounty (even if it's a repost from another forum!)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] rickatnight11:
My bounty is paid to whomever develops the bootloader hack, regardless of where it's posted. In the event of a collaboration, I will distribute the bounty as I see fit.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] klarson:
This is the root process for all motorola phones running 2.3, including the bionic. Just download the one-click root, install the most current drivers, and your good to go. :)

Link: www.psouza4.com/droid3
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Unfortunately, I cannot count it until this has been updated to specify the Droid Bionic as an option or until someone shows proof running it on their own Bionic (and showing which option to select since the Bionic is not listed).
[Motorola Droid Bionic] klarson:
P3droid stated that the exact same method used to root the droid 3 would work on the bionic. This is that same method. I would bet on it that this works. I will be one of the first to "officially" use this method on the bionic. Getting mine this weekend.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] klarson:
Oh, and there is no option to choose for the different motorola devices btw. This is a universal motorola one click root for 2.3 phones. The script is the same.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Oh I see now. For some reason I saw an earlier script that stated you had to select which phone model you had. I see this one is automatic. Makes me wonder how it finds the Bionic though.

Sounds good, if you can get it up and running with screenshots/photos of the process, the bounty is yours. Make sure you list all the necessary steps however.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] klarson:
I'll do that once I get mine.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] tct08:
I have just used the method listed at www.psouza4.com/droid3 to root my Droid Bionic. I will upload a screenshot of Superuser and an app requesting SU permissions shortly. This is absolutely wonderful news!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] LegionTHEFecalExcretion:
If anything, give your bounty to the originator of the exploit. I don't mean the first person who posted how to root the Droid 3 with instructions, I mean the actual coder who found the hole. If you are absolutely dying to see it, I might be willing to try the root method, but I am not taking any risks with mine, even with a full writeup. It will come really soon, the phone launches in 4 days. Patience young grasshoppers.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Please upload a screenshot of your "About Phone" screen as well as the exact steps you took (repeat if necessary).

Although the original person who discovered the exploit is technically the proper source of the root method, this bounty is specific into regarding the discovery of a root method that works on the Droid Bionic. If previous methods work, the person who discovered them working on the Bionic is the one who deserves credit in my opinion. Therefore the first person that can prove it with all necessary evidence (screenshots, photos, steps taken, etc...) will receive the bounty.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] tct08:
I downloaded the files as listed on the website (including the motorola drivers for windows), turned on usb debugging on the Bionic, ran the program and selected Root. The program installed the necessary files, rebooted and I had root with superuser installed. No data was lost in the process.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Excellent! As soon as someone else is able to confirm this same method. The bounty is yours.

Bounty pending. OP updated.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Sub-Standard:
I've always been curious as to how some so many developers are able to get enough time with these pre-release phones in their hands that they are able to achieve root before release date on several devices. I've assumed it's as simple as people at the stores receiving early shipments for release day, lowning out the a couple of phonesin the hiddenstash beforerelease day???

However it happens, it is great that our community can work together to achieve these things
[Motorola Droid Bionic] 3diord:
djrbliss deserves all the credit. The following is a snippet from my IRC log. Almost two weeks ago.

Aug 25 2011 10:02:36 <djrbliss>	this will most likely work on all motorola devices
[Motorola Droid Bionic] idefiler6:
Well, this one was easy. The method is already out and widely used for a ton of Moto devices. Simple trial and in this case, no error prevailed.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] slow88lx:
So a root method developed by DjrBliss that can root 6-7 other Motorola devices and happens to root the Bionic...you're going to ignore who put the work in and give the bounty to the first guy to run it on his Bionic? Am I the one on crazy pills or is it you?!?

If people use the psouza4 One-Click on the Bionic and it works then there is only one way to go with this bounty.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] slow88lx:
Bull****, bollacks, hogwash, total crap and other synonyms for bull**** I can't think of right now....
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Someguy1027:
It's his $. He should give it as he sees fit. If you want a donation made to someone else, nothing is stopping you from pony'ing up...
[Motorola Droid Bionic] rickatnight11:
I agree with everyone, that bounties should be distributed appropriately between all affiliated parties:

The developer should receive the majority of the bounty for putting in the time, effort, and expertise.

The first tester should receive a portion for risking his/her hardware.

Any other contributors could receive a portion depending on the involvement.

I do, however, recognize that the one who placed the bounty can distribute the cash in any way he/she sees fit. Because these situations can get sticky, I specified the terms of my bounty to be "as I see fit."
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
As I have stated many times before. This bounty is for anyone that would be working on either finding or creating a root method that would be specific to the Droid Bionic. First and for most, if it happens to be someone finds a method someone else created (that wasn't originally targeted for the Droid Bionic specifically) the person who deserves the bounty is the finder, not the creator of the root method. The creator's idea was to create a method that should work on most current Motorola devices but at no point in time was the Droid Bionic even mentioned in the plan (especially considering this is an unreleased device that may have even been able to patch that root method). Therefore the person that deserves my bounty is the person who discovered that it also happens to work on the Droid Bionic (which is what the whole idea was about). Secondly, I am counting this as an XDA specific request therefore if someone from another forum that created the method or found it working on the Bionic would like to accept credit this bounty they must make an account here at XDA and post appropriately to be considered. I feel I am doing nothing wrong here seeing as how the originator of the root method was not targeting the Droid Bionic (I cannot accept generic methods counted for unreleased phones unless someone discovers and proves that it works on that phone as well, in which case the person discovering it deserves the credit). If the creator was willing to update thier method to include the Bionic then of course they would be considered.

Thank you, this a very valid point you are making. My donation was purely voluntary and do not fall under any certain morals or obligations no matter the disagreement from some other members. The request was simple. You want the bounty? Find/create and prove a method that works, post in this thread, and it's yours. There are no exceptions to this rule.

Although I do respect the opinions of all members. Unfortunately I was assuming people would understand that "as I see fit" is implied but I guess I need to be more specific now that it is actually an issue for some. Smart move on your part to avoid getting flamed. I should have stated likewise.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] psouza4:
Just making sure we all understand this:

djrbliss researches and discovers an exploit, and documents it. This exploit is unique to Motorola, but not any one device.

psouza4 writes a set of scripts (and later an app) that automates the exploit, giving credit to djrbliss. This gives people one-click root and un-root for all Motorola Gingerbread devices.

The Droid Bionic is released and tct08 uses these the one-click root to confirm that it also works for the Bionic, as we anticipated.

Credit for developing the exploit goes to tct08??

(also, the DROID 3 was not rooted for free -- there was a bounty put up for that as well, which paid in the hundreds of dollars, $50 of which was out of my pocket personally. That exploit is what is giving the DROID Bionic its root and while I wouldn't get all snippy and say "you're welcome", you should very much consider giving credit where credit is due)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] rickatnight11:
Correct up until this last line. The bounty (not the credit) goes to tct08, for satisfying the posted requirements for the bounty. I don't find the terms of the root bounty to be fair, but it's not my money, and the OP is fulfilling the obligation promised.

Agreed.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
I think the issue here is you guys are confusing something. Bounty /= Credit. As the user above me stated. I am not giving out any credit here whatsoever. It is a plain and simple bounty. Find me what I need, prove it works, and you get money. I really don't understand why this is such a big issue. It is more than obvious where the credit of the work is and I am not taking that away from anyone or trying to hide anything. It has been pointed out multiple times where the source of the root method is. tct08 is getting the bounty because he was the first person to fullfill all the requirements of the bounty (discovery, testing, screenshots, and step-by-step instructions). The bounty I posted is not for the work, its for the discovery and proof of a method that works on a Droid Bionic, regardless where it comes from. Please understand the difference here.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] GBH2:
djrbliss deserves credit for discovering the Motorola exploit - Well Done!

psouza4 deserves credit for putting in the time and hard work of automating the Motorola exploit and developing one-click root and unroot - Great Job! Thank You!

tct08 deserves some thanks for being the first to run the one-click root on his $600.00 brand new Droid Bionic and risking(even if slightly) turning it into an expensive paperweight - Thanks.

open1your1eyes0 can give his money to whomever he wants. His intention appears to me to have been to provide an incentive to an xda member to take the risk and actually root the Bionic. Maybe he should have phrased his offer better. I am sure by know he has learned the truth of the old addage "No good deed goes unpunished" lol. Thanks for trying to do a good thing!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Well to be fair the original root discovery specific to the Droid Bionic was here: Link

But seeing as how the "source" (as they call them) is unnamed and on another forum entirely, I could not accept them as part of the bounty unless they would post here on XDA.

I am sure this helped tct08 be motivated enough to try it on his own and obviously we should all be happy that he did and provided the exact steps he took as a form of confirmation and motivating future owners that it is perfectly safe to do it on the Droid Bionic.

And thank you for understanding GBH2. Sadly, semantics seems to mean everything these days. :rolleyes:
[Motorola Droid Bionic] yutzyscott:
I cannot believe how childish most of you are. As far as I'm concerned he lived up to the OP. I can't believe grown people are raising this much stink over a measly $100. Stop chastising someone for saying they would do something and then doing exactly what they said they would do. I can't believe how messed up a world we live in.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] idefiler6:
This thread should really be locked and taken to PM.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] r0ckstar323:
If anyone wants to donate to the person who discovered the original exploit, djrbliss, you can here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17065729&postcount=1

He is asking that the donations go to a charity.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] willverduzco:
OK, bounties usually get a bit sticky, and this has proven that to be the case once again. I really do not want to close this thread, but I will be forced to do so if people cannot refrain from arguing.

And FWIW, it is the sole responsibility of the bounty organizer to determine the appropriate allocation of funds. If you don't like that, then go and donate to xyz developer individually.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] fixxxer2008:
is it nand unlocked as in the bootloader?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Major Update

: This thread is now officially the Bounty for Bootloader Unlock thread. I am personally adding $50 to current the bounty. Please be sure to see updated OP for all accompanying rules and requirements.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bigfooot:
I will put in $25
[Motorola Droid Bionic] rickatnight11:
As I don't agree with the terms on the OP, please remove my bounty. I will personally verify and distribute the bounty, as I see fit.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
OP has been updated.

Thank you for contributing bigfooot.

Please state your terms and I will create a separate quote for your bounty.

Status changed to inactive, pending update from donator.