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[Xoom Android Development] unchainedrssr:
Repart (BlackRose type) Bootloader. Might as well get started on it because it will come to be needed.

Recovery Switch/Flash Script. There will be alternate recoveries that will all have their pros and cons (stability vs. WIP). Likely to be various stages of touch recoveries with multiple beta testing stages for themes, tools, etc. They may not prove to be trustworthy at first but we will all test them anyway.

Since ADB can now be used over wifi, you can look into adding this functionality as well (wireless).

These are just off the top of my head. My friends and wife know I can do this all day. I'll check in on occasion to see how this tool develops.

Keep up the good work.
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Ok thanks for the tip :D
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Beta 10 is coming, with x10 mini pro Unlock Bootloader Unlocker
[Xoom Android Development] atraitees:
SO LOST

I'm not sure what's going on here... When I unzip I do not see any .bat files at all, and there is no update.exe in the tools folder. I have d/l'ed both versions and they are the same. Does this no longer work for windows.

WTCrap is going on with this program?!?
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Serious man? Try downloading again... Here it's working...
[Xoom Android Development] digitalnerd:
Here : http://sourceforge.net/projects/laiot/files/LAIOT.zip/download

Same thing happened to me. Both links for for Linux version, an honest mistake and not a biggie at all.

Thanks for the tool Lord! :good:
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Quite strange... LAIOT.zip contains the bat files... While LAIOT.tar.gz contains the Linux files... Wait, will try uploading again...
[Xoom Android Development] unchainedrssr:
Very Nice Job!

Keep up the great work. Being so responsive to everyone's issues is also a huge plus. Although you won't get the apologies when people make oversights, it's great that you are quick to help.

I'm not sure how many devices you have but the more that you support with this program the better. You may want to get to the point where you support them all (latest first, though). Like CWM has developed into. ;)
[Xoom Android Development] Grand Varnage:
I'm trying to use this tool to unbrick my Motorola Xoom (wifi edition), and I'm facing some major/minor problems. I made a folder named UnbrickDevice in the LAIOT folder, and I'm getting errors that It can find it. I tried putting it everywhere, but the same thing still appear to be happening.

Plus, my computer won't recongonzie my Motorola Xoom, because of the bricked status.

Any help will be welcome, I have followed many forums, but all of them seem they can't fix my issue:crying:

Thanks,

Grand Varnage
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Unbricking isn't tested yet (never happened to me)... So as people tell what happens we can try adding your problem fix to the tool. So tell me what is happening to your device to I try helping ;)
[Xoom Android Development] Grand Varnage:
For example, My Motorola Xoom device doesn't get detected by my computer; in which it requires me to have access to the Xoom Setting and to Enable USB Debugging. Being bricked causes the device to just stay on the Boot Logo display.

Using ADB: It will always say device not dectected
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Can you get on recovery? If not, hold vol+ and power button, then keep like that until appear "Fastboot blah blah..." then reflash your device ;), good luck
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
UPDATE: More than 10.000 downloads! Thank you guys! You surely rocks!
[Xoom Android Development] binglut9:
Can someone help me....I keep trying to use this tool...I have successfully unlocked it using this tool but when it comes to rooting I go through the steps and when it reboots to go in to recovery it gives me an android with a red triangle...Does anyone know why I am getting this error?? I have an sd card with 1 gb open on it and I usb debugging is on...The xoom was reconized through the unlock process Im not really sure whats going on....I have the xoom 4g for verizon by the way any help would be great
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Hi, try using the method on the 2nd post, it's pretty easy and acurrate! Good luck! Root Tool on Windows is a little buggy... You can also try the Linux version.
[Xoom Android Development] Ranger666:
Hi, I'm having the same issue. Thanks for the tip.
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
So... No problems at all now?
[Xoom Android Development] Ranger666:
Thanks for this awesome tool!!

I can't even begin to tell you how much it helped me with my xoom. CHEERS!!
[Xoom Android Development] moz90:
thank you so much!!! this works perfectly unlike other easy roots for xoom
[Xoom Android Development] stoopid2001:
I cant get anything to work.

When I try to unlock it goes through the whole process, claims its successful, then hangs on "now just wait". The xoom reboots but the script just waits.

So I restart the script and try to root, but when I choose yes or no when it asks about CWM it always tells me that there's no SD card found(its there and mounted), when I try again it reboots the xoom and I get the dead robot with the red triangle.

Any suggestions?

*edit- Used the manual method from post 2 and got it. Thanks XxLordxX!
[Xoom Android Development] MARIANOTE:
Update.zip (from LAIOT Tools Folder)

i cant find this zip on the tools folder....can somebody upload it? Thanks

im trying manual method because adb method doesnt recognize my device :(

i found the update...is om the zip noton the gz!!! sorry
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
It's called update.zip, you can also redownload from here: http://undergroundandroid.com/developers/xLordAIOx/AIOtools/Windows/LAIOT.zip, or download from here http://undergroundandroid.com/developers/xLordAIOx/AIOtools/Linux/LAIOT.tar.gz ... Good luck ;)
[Xoom Android Development] MARIANOTE:
thanls lorD! update its on zip file! not in Gz! i was able to do it!!!!! now installing jellybean!!!!! tahnks tahnks thanksªªªªª:o
[Xoom Android Development] ashmiller:
"List of devices attached"

I get stuck at the "List of devices attached" screen of the tool. I cannot get access into a rom on the device itself, but I am able to get into the bootloader with fastboot initiated. My computer recognizes the device as "fastboot" and I have all of the necessary drivers. How is it that I cannot get adb to recognize this device if fastboot is on the device and the computer recognizes the fastboot protocol and device?

Has anybody had these issues before?

Could anybody help me get out of this problematic hole?
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Hey dude, sorry for late answer... Try modding the LordAIOTool.bat with notepad++ and erase what is in red

@echo off
cls
title (Busy) Lord AIO Tool
echo Lord AIO Tool (LAIO)
echo A tool created by XxLordxX
echo If you liked please thanks my post on xda :)
echo If you find a bug report on my g+ - Nick Okita
echo Or on my Twitter - @Nintendista
echo Or on my Facebook - Nick Okita
echo Or on my email - njapa.okita@gmail.com
echo Or send me a PM on XDA
echo Hope this tool helps you :D
cd Tools
echo.
echo.
pause
cls
echo LAIO is checking if you have all what we need :D
echo.
echo.
echo Checking everything :)
echo.
if not exist adb.exe exit
if not exist AdbWinApi.dll exit
if not exist AdbWinUsbApi.dll exit
if not exist fastboot.exe exit
echo.
echo If not exists please download again from my XDA post :D
echo.
pause
cls
goto top

:top
title Lord AIO Tool
echo Welcome to Lord AIO Tool
echo Remember it's my first work on XDA... Don't be so rude :P
echo Complete Backup Tool will completely backup your device
echo Bootloader Unlocker Tool will unlock your bootloader
echo Bootloader Locker Tool will lock your device
echo Root Tool will root your device
echo Restore Tool will restore your device
echo App Install Tool will install an app on your device
adb start-server
pause
cls
goto options

:options
[COLOR="Red"]echo Searching for a Device
echo.
echo.
adb devices
adb wait-for-device
echo Device found! :D
echo Please continue :D:D:D
pause[/COLOR]
cls
echo 1.Backup Tool
echo 2.Unlock Bootloader
echo 3.Root
echo 4.Lock Bootloader
echo 5.Restore a Backup
echo 6.Install an app
echo 7.Restore userdata Backup
echo 8.Unroot
echo 9.Unbrick your Xoom
echo 10.Recovery Boot (Xoom)(root required)
echo 11.Exit
set /p choice=(type number to choose the option)
if '%choice%'=='1' call BackupTool.bat
if '%choice%'=='2' call BootloaderUnlocker.bat
if '%choice%'=='3' call RootTool.bat
if '%choice%'=='4' call LockBootloader.bat
if '%choice%'=='5' call BackupRestore.bat
if '%choice%'=='6' call AppInstall.bat
if '%choice%'=='7' call UserdataRestore.bat
if '%choice%'=='8' call Unroot.bat
if '%choice%'=='9' call UnbrickXoom.bat
if '%choice%'=='10' call DualRecovery.bat
if '%choice%'=='11' exit
echo "%choice%" is not a valid (Sorry, this command is not avaliable (yet :)))

Then try running again ;) good luck
[Xoom Android Development] 2Ceedz:
Love this tool! (Yes, i can ADB, but why when tools like this exist?) Wanted to first say thank you for all of your hard work. Im not a dev, so I was wondering.... When I backup with your tool, is there anyway to make it use the Android backup (in the OS)? I use a different toolkit for my GNEX, and when I use that backup it uses the ''stock'' android backup (through ADB). I can, of course, just do it manually, but was wondering if it'd be hard to implement into your tool.

Thanks again for all of your hard work!!!
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Can you send me the link to your GNEX tool? You made me curious about it! Maybe I can look trough doing that ;)

Sent from my 3g JB Xoom - By the 1st Xoom RC
[Xoom Android Development] 2Ceedz:
:good: Of course! :laugh:

:cool: I am glad your interested, but it is not ''mine'' (of course...LOL). Thanks again for all of your hard work!!! :good:

Duh! Forgot to link...LOL

GNeX Toolkit v7.8 [Verizon] << Created and updated constantly by mskip (Mark)....Says VERIZON but has GSM+ options also.
[Xoom Android Development] moh6299:
help please

keep geting the system can noy find the patch specified in cmd when running lordaiotool.bat
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Did you extract to C:/? It's very important! If not it probably won't work...

PS.: I tested on Windows Vista and Windows 7

Sent from my 3g JB Xoom - By the 1st Xoom RC
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Hey dudes, one of my newest works is done :D! It's a tool to only root devices (3 times lighter than LAIOT), you can check it here: http://undergroundandroid.com

And download from here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/allrootproject/files/ARP.zip/download

Hope you guys like! Supported devices: Xoom and Droid RAZR
[Xoom Android Development] 2Ceedz:
:) Thanks appreciate all of your hard work!!
[Xoom Android Development] moh6299:
Thanks for reply used another guide because I could not get it to work.

I did extract to C thanks anyways
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Update: 50k views and more than 15k downloads (and growing :D) thank you guys very much ;)

Sent from my 3g JB Xoom - By the 1st Xoom RC
[Xoom Android Development] Leknes:
Need Little help with AIOTool

2 unlock Bootloader

- it hangs after reboot in the dos-box [ Now Just wait :) Waiting for Device --- but device is present. I confirmed Wizard and switch to debug-USB. nothing happend.

3 Root

it shows

Moving your old Recovery...

failed on '/system/etc/install-recovery.sh' - Read-only file system

failed on '/system/recovery-from-boot.p' - Read-only file system

Rebooting into bootloader

Rebooted!

Flashing CWM

< waiting for device >

sending 'recovery' (3998 KB)...

OKAY [ 4.160s]

writing 'recovery'...

OKAY [ 1.001s]

finished. total time: 5.161s

Now rebooting your device

rebooting...

Where is my mistake ?
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Sorry, but I didn't understand your issue... can you explain better?

Sent from my 3g JB Xoom - By the 1st Xoom RC
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Hey guys, LAIOT is now outdate, as soon as I finish some more things that are missing from there it'll be discontinued. But don't be sad ;) my new amazing work is now up! It's called 7Heavens Projekt, until now only a Linux version, but soon I will do a Windows version. You can check it out in this site: http://www.undergroundandroid.com/ if it's not loading try http://undergroundandroid.com/underground - Soon it'll come to XDA too ;) wait for it :).

PS.: All LAIOT features are included on it.

Sent from my 3g JB Xoom - By the 1st Xoom RC
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
18 thousand downloads! Thank you guys!

Sent from my 3g JB Xoom - By the 1st Xoom RC
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Now a sticky :D thanks mod ;)
[Xoom Android Development] jdm-e4gt:
Does this work on the latest OTA 4.1.2 update? Like to root for first time? Thx!
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
I'm not sure, I tested with both HC and ICS only, both worked... Need to try on JB. ARP works very fine! Download it from the link on my SIG :D good luck ;)

"This story ends where it began"
[Xoom Android Development] jdm-e4gt:
I tried ARP and up until the line 'chmod 755...' i then get a permission denied error..
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Then the "sudo chmod 755 ARP.sh" good luck ;)

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom Android Development] jdm-e4gt:
sudo: not found
[Xoom Android Development] krankdroid:
Just read through the thread but i still have to ask.

I have a mz604 xoom bought in europe but is said to contain the us hardware. I am not sure how to check the hardware version. The mz604 is what it says on the box.

Will i be able to use this guide to get root access?

It look a lot simpler than the universal root method found here:

http://www.xoomforums.com/forum/mot...versal-xoom-root-any-xoom-any-update-101.html
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Yea :) you can try it! It's based on Universal Root Method ;)

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom Android Development] krankdroid:
Thanks. I will try it out tomorrow then. I think i will try the root only light tool you also link to at underground android.

Can i use that without unlocking the bootloader?
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
No... It's necessary to unlock BL in order to root... And there's another link for ARP on my signature ;)

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom Android Development] pedrocruz:
Xoom Recovery + bootloader + root

Hi I was really happy when I saw your tool and appreciate your work much! :good:

But unfortunately I have a problem:

I used your tool to unlock my bootloader, I followed all the steps and my device rebooted.. then the tool said it was successful.

But, when I tried to flash CWM recovery I got a problem.. First everything went as it should be, telling me it went successful. (on my device I could see the flashing went well, saw red letters as well indicating flashing allowed or something like that).

When I tried to boot into my recovery it shows the android symbol with an red triangle. :eek: No recovery??? I can boot normal when pushing (Vol up and power)..

Am I doing something wrong? (running android 4.1.2 stock with build: JZO54K)

Thank you very very much!
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
It's a very common problem no worries ;), happened even to me! So, I recommend you trying this part basing on the 2nd post, the manual way, and if possible, I REALLY RECOMMEND you downloading ARP, on my signature, extract it and change the archive called "root.zip" on the folder C:/LAIOT/Tools (if I'm not wrong, stopped using Windows for months :p) with the archive on the ARP folder called "jbroot.zip", but renaming it only to "root.zip". Hope it works :D All the best ;)
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
BTW, the future of LAIOT is there! 7Heavens Projekt - Everything you need is one click far! I really recommend it :D Give it a look and post some ideas for us :) Link here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1947219
[Xoom Android Development] liquidguru:
Hi Lord,

So it seems that this tool does not work when starting with a GEDified Xoom on 4.1.2 (unlocked bootloader)

As reported in the above post, it seems to install a recovery, but when you try to boot in recovery you get the red triangle and have to hard reboot.

Do you think there will be a method to install a recovery on 4.1.2?

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
It's a known bug, I fixed it on Linux version, but as I don't use Windows for months (changed it to a dual boot with Ubuntu and Fuduntu) it wasn't fixed, so the best I can recommend is to install Wubi (Ubuntu installer for Windows) which will create a "fake HD" inside your Windows HD, and run Linux. If you don't want to take all that work, just follow what I mentioned some posts above (I think 2 above this one).

Thanks for choosing LAIOT :)

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom Android Development] pedrocruz:
I had success with the manual flash way! The steps I followed:

INSTALL ClockworkMod Recovery (CWM)

Make sure you have the SD card installed in the Tablet.

Bring your Xoom back to the fastboot screen by:

hold [POWER] + [VOL +] until it reboots

Place in Fastboot Mode: During the first 2 seconds after the Dual Core screen appears, press [VOL +]

- connect your xoom to your PC

On the computer, type in your search box:

cmd.exe

then:

navigate to your recovery folder in the LAIOT folder;

C:\LAIOT\Recovery\adb.exe

then:

fastboot flash recovery C:\LAIOT\Recovery\CWMTiamat.img

You will get a confirmation message indicating that the flashing is done on both computer and Xoom.

Then:

fastboot reboot

and you can reboot in your recovery by pressing Vol- after 3 sec (after motorola logo) and Vol+...

Good luck!
[Xoom Android Development] liquidguru:
Fantastic!!!! Thanks very much, it worked this time. Really appreciate it :good:
[Xoom Android Development] an400s:
Great tools! thanks a lot mate!

My GEDized MZ604 (stock 4.1.2) has been unlocked quite a while.

I've followed your manual procedure to flash CWM, install update.zip and Xoom-Universal-Root.zip successfully.

Unfortunately, it is still unrooted when I run Root Checker.

what else I can do to get it rooted?

Many thanks ;)
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
So, to root JB, there's a small problem with the package there, I think you may go to the link on my signature, download ARP, extract it and use the zip called jbroot.zip on it (i think it was located on the folder Xoom inside the ARP folder), changed, just flash it like you did before ;)

Thanks for choosing LAIOT
[Xoom Android Development] j814wong:
I get an error when trying to install CWM.

Moving your old Recovery...

failed on '/system/etc/install-recovery.sh' - Read-only file system

failed on '/system/recovery-from-boot.p' - Read-only file system

Rebooting into bootloader

Rebooted!

Flashing CWM

< waiting for device >

sending 'recovery' (3998 KB)...

OKAY [ 4.160s]

writing 'recovery'...

OKAY [ 1.001s]

finished. total time: 5.161s

Now rebooting your device

rebooting...

I'm currently on JB
[Xoom Android Development] srthimsen:
This did it for me - was pounding my head against the screen wondering why it wasn't working... I had never had so much trouble rooting a device before! Root is now verified on 4.1.2.
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
So, that's normal... The only thing you need to do now is flash again (I presume you rebooted your device) the CWM, and just after the flahs is complete, reboot it, while on Motorola logo press vol - after 2 seconds and select Android Recovery with vol + button. Then to end rooting just follow the method posted some posts above :D

Good Luck,

Thanks for choosing LAIOT :)
[Xoom Android Development] ratykat:
Hi there,

I have a GED'ed 604, just using the tool to unlock the bootloader (as I wasnt sure if it was or wasnt any more) but now it says waiting for device, however the device is set up and running again.

Having a bit of a tough time with this AIO tool, I want to gain root, install cwm and then either cm10 or an eos build. Can anyone help?

Thanks for the work put into this tool, its rather impressive! just having a hard time getting my head around it thats all.

Leigh

Edit- Closed down the tool and started it again, going through the root option it asks if I have CWM, I said no, it now has my xoom on an android with a red exclamation mark(!) and telling me to do a back up in CWM. I dont have CWM so now I'm stuck?)
[Xoom Android Development] liquidguru:
This is what I did.

1. Download the AIO Tool from this thread

2. Download the update package from the first post of this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1936534. Put the zip file on your SD Card.

3. Follow the instructions in the AIO thread to make sure your bootloader is unlocked.

4. You now need to install the CWM. This is the tricky bit. What worked for me was:

a. Unzip the contents of the LAIOT zip file to your hard disk.

b. Go to the folder LAIOT/Recovery

c. Right-click and hold the shift key down in the directory. Choose 'Open Command Window here'

d. Make sure your Xoom is on and USB debugging in enabled. connect the Xoom to your PC with a USB cable.

e. In the DOS window type : adb reboot bootloader

f. Your Xoom should now reboot and say something on the top line about Fastboot mode

g. Still in the DOS Window type : fastboot flash recovery CWMTiamat.img

h. You should now see it flash the recovery and say success

i. Still in the DOS window type : fastboot reboot

j. When the Motorola Logo appears press the volume down key, then press the volume up key. You should now be in recovery and able to follow the instruction in this original post from Point 4 in Procedure and flash the zip file.

That's it, it worked for me. The only thing I found was that if I did not immediately go into recovery after point i. and j. above I has to start the procedure again form point e. above

After following the above completely and flashing the zip and after a reboot it is possible to go into recovery using j.

Hope this makes sense. It did work for me. You should now have a rooted stock build and can now go into CWM and flash your ROm of choice.
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
Hey guys, how are you?

So, many of you probably noticed that the Windows version of LAIOT had many bugs, and I can't solve them because I have no more Windows (I'm happy using Linux Mint, and Fedora and Ubuntu), all I want it know is if anyone here has Windows scripting skills to help me. Send me a PM and I will try taking it to see if you are able to continue my work (on Windows), if you do it, you'll become a member of 7HeavensProjekt Dev Group that can be good to you expand your projects!

Thanks for choosing LAIOT, waiting your requests :)

Cordially,

XxLordxX - 7HeavensProjekt Dev Group Master

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom Android Development] [x]:
You are the man. I cannot thank you enough for having this extremely useful tool! Thank you!

It did take me a while to decipher some of your English, but I was able to barrel through most of it with some side-reading from other threads.

Would you like for someone to make a How-To Video? I would love to give it a try for you, and it would be my first such video.

I had a little trouble, so I had to use your manual rooting instructions. They worked great once I understood what you were trying to say.

I was running 4.1.2 Jelly Bean stock prior to using your tool, but I am now watching my Xoom boot up with Team EOS 3 JB!

By the way, I used the Windows version of your program.
[Xoom Android Development] XxLordxX:
You can make one video if you don't mind ;) it will be pretty useful and if you permit me I put it in the OP :D

Thanks for choosing LAIOT and congrats on rooting :)

"The past is dead, it was all just a dream..." - Magus (Chrono Trigger)
[Xoom Android Development] 5N4PDR4G0N:
I'm just about to buy a Xoom and would really appreciate a step by step guide on getting the most out this awesome piece of software!

kudos to you both