yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] aznmode:
What app are some of you are using that's taking up lots of internal storage. I can see games and game data would do that. In that case use GL to SD app. When you open the app it will list games installed (sometimes other apps) and when you click on any it will prompt for a download game data but instead of downloading to internal it will download to micro sd which will save your internal space. If you've already downloaded data prior to installing GL to SD you can just delete them and let GL to SD download it to card or you can transfer them to the games(this might be different with the current GL to SD app) folder in your sd card.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
Hi all,

I had a nice, long, detailed post typed out but then my browser at work crashed, so here is the revised edition:

I recently (three days ago) bought a TF300T tablet. Absolutely love it. As any android fan does, I immediately wanted to root it to get the full benefit of the device. I followed the step-by-step guide on the cyanogenmod wiki and have been successful (after a few hours of figuring things out) in unlocking the device. I am aware at this point that my device is unlocked and my Asus warranty is voided. I am also aware I may have to follow different steps to root it, and am willing to do so accordingly.

I'm not set on using cyanogenmod, but that seems to be the most popular and well-known one so I'd like to use one that is established.

So, up until now I have followed that guide but I am having an issue with flashboot. When I go to do the 'fastboot devices' command, I get nothing. It just jumps to the next line, as if I sent a blank command. When I type 'adb devices' it works fine and shows some letters&numbers so I know my device is recognized.

With all that being said, can anyone advise me on which step I'm doing wrong, if any?

Also, I'm -really- cautious about potentially bricking this thing. I still have 30 days at Best Buy but I'm also an employee there and my co-workers know I'm trying to root so if I brick it, it may not be as easy to return it as with a normal customer. I also have the Accidental Damage & Handling plan so if I DO brick it, I can smash it and get a new one without too much incident, if it comes down to it (which obviously is a LAST resort)

My device is as following:

Asus Transformer Pad TF300T unlocked, firmware .29.

I' have about 15 tabs open in Google Chrome right now after SEARCHing the forums, specifically the TF300 forum, and I'm filtering through all the posts right now. If I find a solution I will post asking for this thread to be deleted.

I'm very tech-savvy, but completely new to android. I don't own a smartphone, and this is my first android device, so this is an incredible learning experience. If anyone feels so kind, could you please explain the different terminiologies used in the rooting scene? I hear stuff about blobs, .build files, DE, WW, US stuff. What's what? And what does it all mean?

Thanks so much, and here's to hoping my computer doesn't crash as soon as I press "post"!!

-Opethfan89

*edit* Forgot to add that when I use the command

the command prompt just stays stuck on "waiting for device", while my device is stuck on "Starting fastboot USB download protocol"
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
Slight resolution

So I am just posting with a slight update to what I've been trying to get this working. I uninstalled the ADK, all drivers, and started over from scratch. I installed ADB using the method listed on the CyanogenMod wiki, and it works fine (I can use all ADB commands from command prompt and it lists my device when I use the 'adb devices' command.

So I'm continuing to follow the steps on the CyanogenMod wiki page and I get back to the part about Fastboot. I boot into fastboot mode, plug the device in, and the new development is that my computer DOES recognize fastboot only in device manager. I do have a yellow exclamation mark near it meaning I don't have the proper driver installed.

So now my newest question is, how do I install the driver for -just- fastboot, or where can I find the .inf file so I'm able to install it myself?

I'm SO close to rooting this device I can just taste it!! Any device is very much appreciated :)

Thanks!

Opethfan89
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vel0city:
Are you following this guide?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1668173

Pretty easy to follow and the easiest way to install recovery and root device.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
Yes I have followed that guide and like I said I get to the step where fastboot SHOULD be recognized by my computer but it isn't. It shows up in my device manager with a yellow exclamation point so I literally just need the driver to make things work and I should be rooted.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EndlessDissent:
This thread has the drivers you need: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1661653

There are no special fast boot drivers. Just install the Asus drivers, and you'll be good to go.

Also, I know this is off-topic, and I mean no offense to you, but every time I see a thread about driver problems in Windows, I feel a thousand times better about using Linux. No drivers to install. It just works.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sib64:
Have you tried to see the index on tf300t development?

Hope you have all you need and all process.

For Fastboot : [GUIDE] Help for flash more faster when you use Fastboot Line Command

And for Drivers:

ASUS Android USB Drivers.zip - 2012/04/13 - MD5 Sum: 43af8f39ed421caabecd6c4a2de17212 - Size: 8.28 MB (8687221 bytes)

ASUS Pad PC Suite (PC version V1.0.41) - MD5 Sum: 02d7661affefeb0ae05f577b6b24b37a - Size: 145.09 KB (148570 bytes)

ASUS Sync V1.0.82 - MD5 Sum: a7d229ee2f2678819e6a99711d1f572d - Size: 62.18 MB (65195236 bytes)

You will find all you need for your TF300t in this index ;)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vel0city:
As long as you have the android sdk installed and the asus pad suite driver installed it should work no problem
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sib64:
You don't need to use android sdk except if you to use commands line.

Use the guide about [URL "http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p 27218675&postcount 20"][GUIDE] Help for flash more faster when you use Fastboot Line Command[/URL] and you will see than it's easy and faster to push something ;)

I haven't use android sdk though it's installed on my laptop ;)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vel0city:
I think you do need to install android sdk because of the fastboot files are in there and need it to use fastboot that could be the reason why his computer does not recognize the tablet when he is in fastboot mode. If you look at your android manager you will see a file under android tools that fastboot files are installed.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FlyingPoo:
you need to specify device id

try that op
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
IT WORKED!!!!

See, I think that's where I messed up. None of the guides say to download ASUS' drivers, and in my anxiousness to root I must have overlooked that step. I will try this today and post my results accordingly!! Also, no offense taken by the linux comment, and I've used linux in the past, but I've had quite a few times where it doesn't "just work" (Like using a broadcom wireless card on my old laptop. I had to learn how to use ndiswrapper and whatnot, not a pleasant experience for a linux newb at that time!!)

I recently removed my Linux partition (was using ubuntu 10.10 because I hate unity!!) and can re-install it if it will make my rooting process easier?

Yea I didn't download the asus pad suite drivers, and I think that is what is causing my issue. I wish I could post links to the guides I am following but none of them specify that. They just say to download the android SDK and all drivers are included.

I did do that, flyingpoo. At one point my cmd line showed "Sending file recovery.img (5***kb)" but the tablet never picked it up, so I know there is just some miscommunication between the tablet and the PC. When I typed adb devices in cmd line, I see the device listed, but when I type fastboot devices in cmd line, it just goes to a blank line.

I will try the above listed solutions and hope that something works. Thank you all so much for your help!

*edit* This guy, right here? Yea, he's freakin ecstatic! I installed the drivers from EndlessDissents' post, and it worked!! As soon as I booted into fastboot mode, my computer recognized the device. I then used the command that FlyingPoo used (which I tried in the past), and it showed:

c:\recovery1>fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery recovery.img
sending 'recovery' <5306 KB>...
OKAY [2.417s]
writing 'recovery'...
OKAY [2.053s]
finished. total time: 4.473s

So now I'm following the next few steps to root it. I've backed up my apps using Astro as well as the ASUS backup suite, and I'm using CWM for a backup of my entire system at the moment.

Thank you again to everyone who responded. I always get hung up on the simplest step, but once that is overcome everything else is a smooth ride downhill :)
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] opethfan89:
One last noobish question to ask, and then I think I'll be done:

I've downloaded the root-signed.zip file, as well as the latest CyanogenMod file I could find (The official wiki didn't have one listed for any asus products, for some reason?) as well as a google apps for cyanogenmod. I put the files on my SD card but nothing on there is detected within CWM. So the noobish question is which directory do I need to put the files in for CWM to detect it?

That being said, I'm also wanting to backup my system to my external SD card and I selected the option in CWM to backup but it said no sd\ext was detected. Any thoughts?

Thanks again everyone for your responses.

*EDIT* For anyone following this thread, I did figure it out. Another guide I referenced specifies that you copy the files to the INTERNAL SD card (which is kind of confusing, as SD card explicitly refers to an external memory card) and then choose it from CWM. So for me, I downloaded the files on my computer, copied them to my SD card, put the SD card in my tablet, and copied the files to the root directory of the internal storage on my tablet.

Thanks again everyone, I now have root (at least, I'm pretty sure I do?)

Mod, please feel free to close this thread as necessary.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] snappjay:
I am on 1.85 with root.

I would like to unlock the briefmoble oneclick method.

See my output below. I have usb debugging enabled and fastboot disabled.

OneClick CID Spoof

CID spoof by grankin01

Script by DesignGears and GameGod72

Use this at your own risk!

grankin01 and Designgears are not responisble for any damages!

By pressing any key you understand the risks.

Press any key to continue . . .

Make sure your device has usb debugging mode enabled, and is rooted!

Press any key to continue . . .

Restarting ADB

Pulling files

Checking files

Couldn't pull files from device. Your device was not altered.

Press any key to continue . . .
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] snappjay:
a bit more info...

The Spoof-CID.zip from briefmobile only has one file in it... spoof-cid.bat.

I think there should be more then one file, but I could be mistaken.

Thanks again for your help!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PeartFan40:
Wrong section:) this belongs in Q&A

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"~Rush
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] snappjay:
my apologies. If possible, could you move it to the proper forum?

If not, I'll be happy to delete it.

Thanks for the help.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
That zip should have more than one file in it, there should be 6 or 7 I think. It won't work unless it has those other files.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] snappjay:
That's kinda the feeling I had the first time it errored...

briefmobile.com/how-to-unlock-att-one-x-bootloader

both the main link and the mirror have the 1-file-zip.

In that case, does anyone have the full zip? Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
I just downloaded it from briefmobile to check, there are definitely 7 files in that zip. Download it again, put it in a new folder on your desktop, and extract it right into that folder. There will be 7 files.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] snappjay:
well, I figured it out.

I had to show hidden files and folders and poof... the rest of the files showed up.

And just like that, I now have an unlocked bootloader! Thanks guys.:D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
Why don't you just try doing it manually without the one click? It's always worked for me first try.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Squeak22:
If you aren't familiar with Hex editing, etc, I would never recommend this. The one click works, he should use that and not have to worry about bricking.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
I wasn't familiar with it but it's so simple. You just add 8 1's and save.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
I got my EVO 4G LTE exactly 10 days ago. I rooted my EVO 3 days ago. I bought the phone over the phone from Sprint.

With that out of the way. My EVO LTE (I am just going to call it my EVO from now on) had the light bleed, it also had some loose plastic on the bottom right. Both are things I can live with. But what really bugged me was my 3G would disconnect and reconnect at will and drop calls.

So I am at home minding my own business an hour and a half ago and I feel my phone vibrate in my pocket. I get it out and turns out that it is rebooting. I chalk it up to pocket rebooting or it just auto rebooted for no reason. Not a huge concern at that point. So I put it on my desk as I continue to play Skyrim (on xbox 360) I check it 5 minutes later and it is on the HTC white screen. I watch it for another couple minutes and nothing. So... I hold the power button to turn it off and as I do the soft keys blink about 10 times and the phone turns off. Then 20 seconds later the phone turns back on by itself... It tries to boot and get back to the HTC white Screen.

At this point I am a little nervous because I am expecting a call from my girl in a hour or so. So what do I do? I whip out my og EVO 4G and go on Sprint.com to activate it. So at least I have a phone. As I am activating it the website goes down and says its in maintenance mode please call Sprint. So I get my house phone and call Sprint, quickly explain to Sprint my situation and we are off on activating my og EVO. 2 minutes later my profile is updated and my og EVO is up and running (kind of) data works and I can make calls.

So I go to text my girl to let her know what is going on and the message comes back and unbelievable. I text another friend... same thing. So I can't text from my og EVO but I can receive calls. okay fine i can live with that for a day.

So I am partially up and running on my og EVO, and I have an EVO 4G LTE that is sitting next to me stuck on the white screen. I can get into HBOOT, but everything I try reboots the phone (obviously) and gets stuck on the same screen. Even a factory reset. I am going to take it to a Sprint store tomorrow and get it replaced but in HBOOT is promptly states at the top "TAMPERED".... :(

Now my questions to you guys is:

1) who do I unroot when I can't boot..

2) Anyone know anything else to try to get this phone to boot?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kaos420:
Is it unlocked? Booth into recovery faash stock ruu fixed and unrooted

Sent from my ice cream powered Evo Lte!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
nope its locked :(
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
How do I install CWM without being able to boot?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] butterbuns:
I heard you can hold the power button down for over 20 seconds to reset the phone. If I remember right the have to hold it down until the threes bottom keys light up and start blinking. Sorry I don't have a link to where I read that..
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
When I hold the power button and volume down key all 3 soft keys light up and the phone turns off, but that is only after about 5 seconds. Then it tries to reboot and fails again.

I tried to hold it down for over a minute and no luck! :(
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kaos420:
When phone is off. Press and hold the volume down button and power. Should reboot into stock recovery. Then do a factory reset.

Sent from my ice cream powered Evo Lte!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
unfortunately that is the first thing I tried and it still hold on the HTC White Boot Screen :(

EDIT: I am about to head to a Sprint store. Wish me luck that they are stupid and don't notice that it is rooted!..... lol worth a shot right?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kaos420:
If you cant connect to it your only choice. Unless you can get into recovery or bootloader. If not your screwed

Sent from my ice cream powered Evo Lte!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BrianBaker:
Just pull the battery.... Lol cruel joke.

Seriously though just hold the power button down and the phone will turn off(black screen) then immediately hold volume down and power button for as long as it takes. It will go into the boot loader.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] luigi311:
If u can boot into the boot loader u could unlock it through HTC dev and during that process it phone gets reseted to stock if it still doesn't boot up try using adb to push a recovery I think that's how its done through fastboot idk there's a video on it on YouTube. If u can flash twrp then try flashing a Rom. You can try that if he willing to take the risk or u can try sprint but they might just tell u it was caused by root so they can't do anything who knows

Goodluck though
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
lol funny... The problem is once I turn the device off I have about 5 seconds until it turns itself back on.

I went to 4 Sprint Stores today.. none of them were corporate stores so they couldn't help me since I bought the phone from Sprint. So tomorrow I am going to a corporate store to see if they will replace it. If not I am going to try to unlock the bootloader and install a recovery.

I an not quite sure how to unlock the bootloader and install recovery when the phone won't boot but we shall see. Any suggestions? I thought to unlock the bootloader it had to be connected to a pc or ADB.. but I can't since it won't boot!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
You wouldn't have a link to that YouTube video?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] bairds1:
Thanks! Good to know - can't believe the battery is non-removable.

I freaking just upgraded to the EVO LTE and I haven't even had a chance yet to root (unlock) and I've had it just randomly decide to go through boot loops (HTC and Sprint white screens) - wonder if I got a lemon...

Thanks again - I hope this allows me to factory reset. I tried once and still got boot loops after a factory reset. Perhaps something else I can do under the boot loader menu...
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ckoadiyn:
You can remove it there are videos....
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Cherokee4Life:
If your phone just reboots... Return it for a new one.

I finally got to a Sprint Corporate Store. Told the guys what was going on. He got me a new phone and I was out of there in a half an hour with a new EVO LTE!

I love Sprint! I hate their signal service!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EscuTCheoN:
Do tou know provision??

I think it's unique rom...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tstern0112:
I've searched and can't seem to find exactly what I'm looking for so a little help would be awesome. I unlocked, rooted, installed TWRP, created backup, then flashed AOKP's Build 39 to Prime. It was rebooting then entering boot loop. I went into TWRP and after some misunderstandings WIPED SYSTEM DATA. Now I think I'm screwed. When you turn it on it enters Eee Pad screen and stays. I can manually enter TWRP and also the Fastboot screen (which is where I think I can fix this thing) but I have no idea what to do next. I am searching but still haven't found the right answer. If anyone has a clue please give me your insight, I'm pretty unsure of what move I should make next. Thanks!

Also, I'm pretty sure I need to push files using ADB/Fastboot... Is this correct and if so which files will I need to push...

I do have ROM/Gapps on external SD but of course that isn't booting, FYI.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Makrilli:
Just flash aokp again and factory reset in twrp

Sent from my sgs2 running cm9
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tstern0112:
___

How can I flash the AOKP ROM again if I can't seem to find it within any directory? See that's my issue, I don't have the zip file anywhere when I use File Manager within TWRP Recovery. I think the only thing left on my Prime is the boot img for TWRP, nothing else. I need to know how to push the ROM back onto the Prime... Keep in mind I don't have a way to boot the system because I wiped the system.
[General Questions and Answers] ClipTy:
Hello! I am looking for the best fliashlight app available. I use the stock one from ICS 4.0 at the moment, but I hate how when I lock the screen, it turns off! Is there a flashlight app out there that stays on until you tell it to turn off? Let me know!
[General Questions and Answers] Shano56:
TelsaLED for sure. I used it before CM9 had the built in torch app. It's got a lot of cool features, better than the CM9 one :P I just downloaded to test, and the light did stay on after I locked the phone.
[General Questions and Answers] Kloppstock:
I do like Tiny Flashlight by Nikolay Ananiev the most, because u can create an homescreen widget for quick start.
[General Questions and Answers] opa86:
Flashlight app of course...
[General Questions and Answers] ClipTy:
I gave Flashlight LED Genius a try, and I think I like it the most. You can turn the light on from your lock screen by simply shaking your phone, and they make it so the lockscreen doesn't turn off for a set amount of time that you can adjust. Definitely a nice light app.
[General Questions and Answers] firstorbit84:
Flashlight. Plus the widget
[General Questions and Answers] ofabhishek:
yea... Flashlight
[General Questions and Answers] TechuntrTM:
Flashlight... As everyone else agrees :P
[General Questions and Answers] stonebuckles:
The best flashlight app I have used is this simple sucker right here. It turns on automatic, plus it has an option where you can just tap the light icon whenever you need the light so it doesn't have to stay on the entire time. No Bells and Whistles - just a simple flashlight app.

Actually, I can't post the link so just go to Google Play - type in 831 media and the app is called SIMPLE LED FLASHLIGHT.

My 2 cents....

StoneBuckles
[General Questions and Answers] q3fuba:
Maybe there are any direct links to your Flashlight apps?

The only link here is the TeslaLED and please try to enter just "Flashlight" in the Playstore... you will not find exactly what you want ;)

So it would be VERY helpfull if you guys can link the app's directly, thanks :)
[General Questions and Answers] khingblue:
I find the flashlight in Pie Control is quite easy to use.
[General Questions and Answers] techboy411:
Built-in quick settings toggle in 6.0.1/ Battery Widget Reborn (had the free one, but i upgraded to the paid variant)
[General Questions and Answers] TheCyrex:
They have been giving you the names of the apps, you just have to search for the app they mentioned rather than "flashlight". You have to have 10 posts to post links.

I downloaded this app mainly because you said it was highly customizable and stayed on when your screen was off and I like it.

Very customizable, has modes for On/Off, Off after x minutes, On while holding toggle, Text to Morse code with option to repeat continuously, and a couple of others.

Even the widget is customizable and it also stayed on for me when I turned my screen off.