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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] YoMarK:
Just try manually installing the fastboot(called something like ASUS fastboot driver - it's an unsigned driver - from the 0.7 pack) driver when in APX mode.

So, just go to APX mode on the Prime. Delete the device already present in device manager, plug in the Prime, let it install the(wrong) driver, go to device manager, select the just recognized and installed device, and manually install the fastboot driver(maybe it's under incompatible hardware, not sure). Then see if it works...

FYI: The "fastboot devices" with and without vendor parameters does not work on the Prime, so thats not a great way to test if fastboot is working :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] leppie:
Interesting.

I just used the given fastboot command (fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery twrp.blob) and flashed the blob. No issues.

On Windows 7 at least, you do not have to. I performed the driver install without a reboot and any issues.

Only thing that was tricky was getting into APX mode initially.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kmdm:
You are clearly ignoring the AndroidRoot.mobi bootloader changelog:-
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] leppie:
Oops! I missed that :eek:

But it worked! And recovery works. Tablet boots.

Any way I can test if something is wrong now?

That is worded very badly, IMO. It should rather say 'removed blob flashing'. I understand that (without reading the rest in parenthesis) as both blobs and raw images can now be flashed.

Update:

Did a binary diff on the blob and the extracted data (blob.SOS). Difference 104 (0x68) bytes which seems to be the blob header. I guess fastboot flashed it correctly then if I can boot into recovery.

Still confused why the blob flashing worked. Perhaps my interpretation above is correct?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gti3358:
I would just like to thank the developers and all of those who submitted feedback while trying this. It made for a very easy 5-10 minutes on an old Windows XP 32-bit machine!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Aztriltus:
Did this successfully as well. Heads up for users using Windows 8 RP x86! Couldn't install APX drivers on my x64 W8 RP but it was good on a x86.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Striatum_bdr:
You are right, Nvflash doesn't invalid fastboot procedure.

It just gives the possibility to flash raw img file without the need to pack in blob format. And above all it can access partitions that fastboot can't reach.

So flashing a recovery doesn't need nvflash and will never need, if the device can boot in fastboot mode. It's just a way to flash it if the device is bricked and can't access fastboot mode.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mdemons12:
Just thinking, don't know if its already been answered but, what if there was a backup of the necessary files on the forums somewhere that anyone could access and use with nvflash. Or are the files specific to each Eee Pad?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sbdags:
All files for NVFlash

Thanks Guys! I got there in the end.

If you follow the guide exactly with the attachment in post#125 it will work. I did this from Windows (I used Win 7 x64 but should work for 32 bit as well)

:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lilstevie:
they are unique to every device.
[HTC Desire S] baaobaab:
:( Power button is ON all time - no action at all, can't use it anymore. Phone starts the moment i connect the battery - power button has no action at all - i think is it possible just mechanical (contact) problem?
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
I guess that you're asking a question?

If so, then you can always take the phone apart yourself (assuming it's out of warranty) and check that it's not just the button locked my a piece of dirt or something.

[YOUTUBE]W7sp3gN-vc0[/YOUTUBE]
[HTC Desire S] baaobaab:
done deal - thx - it's solved :)

didn't care too much on warranty, since it's global and here in Romania they don't care too much about it
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
CWM 5.8.0.9 for Huawei MediaPad

WARNING !!! DON'T FORMAT AND DON'T WIPE PARTITIONS USING THESE CWM !

I don't know how much this CWM version improves over the existing one by segler11.

However these build were more aimed at compiling and testing the new kernel sources.

I have tested compiling with both arm-eabi-4.4.0 and arm-eabi-4.4.3 with success on Ubuntu 10.04.

This is experimental, however with the new kernel sources it will just be a matter of time.

I have compiled the kernel included in this CWM recovery image but I didn't recompile the complete image.

I took as base Pyramid CWM 5.8.0.9 and I replaced the files from those found on a stock C232B005 kernel.

As the default build configuration I have used the /proc/config.gz of a C232B005 running kernel.

I have tested this CWM to be able to backup these partitions (I have not tested "restore" yet, just checked the tar archives):

boot.img - 12.582.912 (match 12Mb)

recovery.img - 16.777.216 (match 16Mb)

data.ext4.tar

cache.ext4.tar

system.ext4.tar

custom.ext4.tar

as you can see my hand tweaks to "recovery" require the name of "cust" partition to be "custom" instead but I believe this is a no issue while you backup and restore with the same CWM. Suggestions welcome.

BUGS:

data & time on archives are wrong

mount USB storage does not work

adb not enabled in recovery mode

Formats and Wipes do not work don't use them

The "busybox hwclock" applet doesn't work to set the hardware clock of our device.

The "adb shell" is not active while in CWM recovery, I don't know why and this was my objective so if you have suggestion please help.

As usual flash both "recovery" and "recovery2" partitions using "fastboot" and one of the attached CWM recovery:

fastboot flash recovery recovery-5.8.0.9-HWMOD-eabi-4.4.3.img
fastboot flash recovery2 recovery-5.8.0.9-HWMOD-eabi-4.4.3.img
fastboot reboot

WARNING !!! DON'T FORMAT AND DON'T WIPE PARTITIONS USING THESE CWM !

.:HWMOD:.

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[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
Reserved CWM HWMOD
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] john9:
This version seemed to work better for me.Tnx dude!
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
Thank you for trying it.

Remember to absolutely avoid formatting or wiping partitions.

If you need to format/wipe do it ONLY after reinstalling the original "recovery.img" in both "recovery" and "recovery2" partitions and then reset the device from:

"Settings -> Backup and reset -> Factory reset"

ATTENTION !!! You can safely do a wipe or factory reset only after reinstalling the original recovery image.

Sorry for insisting but I don't want to create problems on users devices and I know those operations will create problems.

.:HWMOD:.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] cmstlist:
Just a note: I used your 4.4.3 version to try making a nandroid backup last night. Good news and bad news.

This morning I inspected the result using the app Nandroid Browser.

Good: Your CWM does successfully backup /data/data. The other CWM that had been posted here did not do so properly.

Bad: Your CWM also backs up the entire internal SD storage contents inside the folder /data/share. It is customary *not* to include this in a nandroid backup because a) you don't want to inflate the file size unnecessarily, and b) you don't want to overwrite the internal SD on a restore.

Idea: After you fix it, and until you manage to get ADB over USB working, maybe you could add a menu option to make a separate backup archive of internal SD to external SD. This would allow a route to save the internal storage if the device becomes unbootable and requires a data wipe.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
Thank you for trying it. I wanted to compile/test a kernel with new sources in a CWM.

Yes, in our device the internal memory "/mnt/sdcard" is also mapped under "/data/share".

Unfortunately I don't have the skills (yet) to build a complete recovery image from scratch,

so what I did was just compiling the kernel part of the recovery image, using the new sources.

Then I simply hex tweaked the "recovery" executable of a 5.8.0.9 Pyramid CWM (HTC Sensation).

So, in conclusion, I have no control over what is copied during the backup process of those partitions.

Though I could control which partition is processed by removing them from "fstab", but there is no gain into it.

We will have to wait somebody with the specific knowledge, or maybe I will have some time to learn once I return from holidays.

.:HWMOD:.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] after_silence:
Today i have builded bootable CWM 5.5.0.4 from sources, so now we can adjust all what we need :-)
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] monkeydrufy:
well done :D
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] david19:
HI, can anyone share buckup from working device created by CWM.?

Thanks to all.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] .dredd.:
Hi,

Is it possible to flash update zips from this CWM recovery (like Beats Audio which is in flashable zip format)?

I don't want to use it for backup-recovery.

...and how about doing wipe cache and wipe dalvik cache?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
Haven't tried installing a ".zip" archive from CWM but it should work.

Avoid "wiping" and/or "formatting" partitions, they will be messed up.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] .dredd.:
The main reason for use of CWM would be to have the possibility of flashing update zips from CWM... but I am afraid of messing up my device... to understand: no problem if I have to reflash the rom but I would not want to cause mistake which could be repaired only by service.:(
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] 441Excelsior:
fastboot is always available if something goes wrong :) and if you flash cwm you wont be able to install official roms because cwm will overwrite stock recovery
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] byt3b0mb:
so i was stupid and wiped data and cache - then remembered that it said not to - how do i fix this paperweight? i tried fastbooting all the usual partitions (system, boot, userdata, cache, etc) but still nothing - i can get to fastboot but i cant flash any dload updates. any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] 441Excelsior:
flash stock recovery (2 files) from zipped rom via fastboot and then you should be able to flash stock rom
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] byt3b0mb:
flashed three different stock recoveries to recovery and recovery2 - still only get the media pad logo twice (flashed androidani intl rom before bricking) cant boot to recovery - think the partition table is screwed. is there a way to create partitions from fastboot, and if so, still would be nice to know the names of the partitions to flash as referenced in tmo stock thread.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
The time needed to reformat and rewrite all the firmware partitions (the first time) will be between 10-15 minutes.

Be patient and give enough time to the device to execute all the needed processes.

When the device finally boot it need to completely regenerate dalvik-cache (the first time).

So try again as instructed above, rewrite "BOTH" partitions named "recovery" and "recovery2", both using the same "recovery.img" file found in the latest stock Huawei firmware.

Now extract the stock Huawei firmware archive on your PC and copy the "dload" folder on an empty formatted SDCard, then insert the SDCard in the MediaPad reboot it and wait until success or failure message.

If you wiped partitions you will have to wait more time (20-30m). It may be that after waiting a while a message about "Encryption not possible" could appear, just say no to encryption and let it reset the device.

It already happened to some of us so hope you are also able to recover your tablet.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] byt3b0mb:
thanks i will give it a shot - while it is rewriting partitions, should it be on the huawei logo? or should i see the android / gears turning?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
First time restoration takes time on both moments during the 1st Huawei log and even during animation.

Trying to recover a partition that was wiped takes much longer for the OS to show the error.

When I tried wiping "data" and rebooted the device I recall I went for a long walk and when I returned the device was showing the "Encryption failure / Reset" message (about half an hour later).

So I can only suggest that when you retry you wait at least that amount of time (30 min.) with charger connected, whatever happens leave it alone until it display or ask you do something. Let me know if it works when you have tried.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] theinlinaung2010:
Download links do not work for me. Can you upload in mediafire please?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] shiranmotha:
Don't use this. Use the recovery from the opening post of cm10.1
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] BFahim:
Will this recovery work with my Huawei Mediapad 10 link+ s10-s231u ?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] vwong:
will it work on MediaPad 7 Youth s7-701u..?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] payaka:
sir pls i need ur help i dont know if u can walk me through a step by step guid on how to solve my huawei mediapad 10 problem, it is showing fastboot and rescue mod phone lock i have factery all settings but it did not work pls sir help here is my email piusebiama@gmail.com
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Osama kaleem:
can we install CWM by installing ROM manager from play store?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Osama kaleem:
how to do this step like I cant understand!

"As usual flash both "recovery" and "recovery2" partitions using "fastboot" and one of the attached CWM recovery"
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Osama kaleem:
when I check if the device is connected or not

fastboot devices

it straight away goes onto next command without giving result! what could be the reason?

and when I flash recovery using fastboot it says waiting for device while the device is already connected!

help seriously!

or before doing this I should unlock bootloader?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
That means that there are two recovery partitions in the MediaPad S7-301u:

- the first is named "recovery"

- the second is named "recovery2"

depending on your needs you will have to flash only one of them or both (most of the times).

In the cited example the commands showed are the two commands needed to flash the same file to both recovery partitions.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Osama kaleem:
First of all how to get the bootloader unlocked of MediaPad S7-701u because it hangs when I root it?!
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] hwmod:
On the S7-301u the unlock command was the following:

fastboot oem unlock

but it was not strictly necessary since the tablet was already sold in a "unlocked" status.

It may be different with your model S7-701u, but you can try and see the results.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] spiaq08:
is this applicable to MediaPad T1 7 plus?, thanks 😁
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] Maxjimme:
is this recovery compatible with below

Chipset	Spreadtrum SC7731G

Android Version: 4.4.2

EMUI Version: EMUI 3.0

Baseband:TM_BASE_MP_II_HUAWEI_PAD_WS15 31_P4

Lernel version: 3.10.17

Build Number: T1-701usV100R001C199B007
[Nexus One General] megamacx:
Hey guys,

I am using ICS Evervolv a5 on my N1. The mobile data connection works only if I don't connect to a WiFi network. If I do, the only way I have found to make it work again is to reboot the phone.

This means that while I am at home, everything works through WiFi, however, if I leave home, I have to reboot my phone once I am sure the phone is far enough from my WiFi access point to be able to connect. Then, it starts working with the cellular data plan

The only thing I can relate to this is that I have the "application protection" app installed, protecting the settings menu do with a code so my kids don't mess up with that. However, is still hard to believe that's the culprit.

Thoughts?
[Nexus One General] sanexusone:
I too had this problem when i updated from 4.0 to 4.1U2. I tried couple of things like clearing cache/dalvik cache etc. nothing worked.

Later i used 4EXT Recovery to format all except fat32. After this i did clean install and things are working fine
[Nexus One General] Th3D3vil:
Do you just have gray bars or is the connection icon showing an x?

I had the problem that I could not connect and I had to clear the data of the Google framework to get it going again.

But that might have been another problem. :o

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] matheusvilela:
Try turning airplane mode on and then off, so you don't have to reboot the phone. It works for me.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] megamacx:
I am getting the gray bars. It seems that is working these past couple of days. I will try clearing the data from the Google framework the next time it happens..
[Nexus One General] cpm:
I noticed that I was getting grey bars over the last few days too, but using CM7. However it corrected itself yesterday. Perhaps it's something external causing it?
[Nexus One General] Th3D3vil:
Just a quick note, i guess most people on xda know this but if not, you could try to use an app called catlog or other similar apps.

You can find out if programs are behaving badly by using it and by Googling errors you often find the solution faster.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] fkardame:
None issue

well..

after switching from wifi if the data doesnt work.

just put ur phone on airplan mode for few seconds and back to normal network mode

it will start the data activity ...

i had the same issue but now i can use it after airplan mode

no reboot required
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sloppy1:
just saw this on google+ Looks like all of our devs are having fun getting JB up and running on a gamut of devices, so rather than string you bit by bit, here is a round-up of various achievements by device.

P1: http://goo.gl/oS818

Toroplus: http://goo.gl/lyedR

TF201 (Vid below): http://goo.gl/gwdZ1

Edit Oh, and Google Now? Working http://goo.gl/2VoaO

Edit 2 Maguro: http://goo.gl/kpnW2 and Acclaim: http://goo.gl/CBhsj

#cyanogenmod10 #teaserfest
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aboobakr:
i was flashing my phone with odin and it was 50%complete and suddenly the computer switched off and the screen on the phone went white so i just took the battery out and reflashed it again
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dark_knight35:
Thank you for this uber important information. I'll immediately put this into my book for the posterity.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jelle2503:
Why not post this in development section?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] slaphead20:
I think he should apply for recognised developer status
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gaspernemec:
....and it changed my life

please close this, waste of every byte dedicated to this topic
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] swamprat1991:
I i ant really new to the whole root thing but i have tried Odin, Super one click, Z4 root, i have tried apps but nothing seems to work.. i need to know how to root or down grade to 2.2.1 so i can use Super one click to root.. any help would be much appreciated..

Again i have the Samsung Galaxy S I500 Fascinate.

i haven't seen a form on this phone yet.

thanks,
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] punkdixie:
I have the galaxy showcase i500 from cspire. Its running 2.3.6, I never should have updated it. I have tried everything to root this phone but sadly no luck.....:mad: I have been searching for a root but im not sure if anyone is working on making a root for the 2.3.6 firmware. Please let me know if you find anything and sorry I could not be a help.

CJ
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] blaineanator:
youtube

Believe it or not youtube has an abundance of info on this. I would try that.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] punkdixie:
I will check it out! Thanks.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Androthia:
It took me a while but I found a .zip to flash in cwm that will root it. I'm sorry I don't know the site I found it from, so I can't give credit where it is due. After you Oden cwm, 3point reboot recovery and flash this called 'Flashable root package'. Gimme a minute, I thought I could upload on this app, but I guess not. Lemme find a host and I'll post the file you need if you have an I500 Samsung Showcase.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] punkdixie:
Thanks that would be great! I looked all over you tube but nothing...:banghead: hopefully I will be able to find some way to do it! :sly:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Androthia:
db.tt/AQDzWjpa

There you go....lemme know if you got it rooted. Just run root checker from the app store after. It won't let me post a link, so h te te p before the link.

---------- Post added at 12:21 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:11 AM ----------

:) work for ya? Also....what are you trying to do after you root? Upgrade to 4.1.1?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] punkdixie:
Ah,:confused: Not to sure on how to flash it? Im use to doing the one click root thing lol. All I wanted to do was have root so my phone would be more customizable and remove all the bloat wear on my phone the cspire put on it. Im kinda new to the root thing.:eek:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Androthia:
Download Oden 3.x, then download Clockwork mod recovery 4 (cwm). READ how to flash cwm to your phone via Oden. (you need as computer)

Once you've successfully installed cwm, you turn phone off...then while pressing the volume up, volume down keys...press power and hold it til you see the Samsung logo.

Once your in cwm, using the volume up and down keys, select 'install zip from sd card' and press the power key to select it. Search for the. zip file I gave you, and install it and reboot.

I HIGHLY suggest you learn more about Oden, CWM, rooting, and ROM's....++++ BEFORE ++++....you do anything, as you could render your phone useless...except for a pretty paperweight.

When it comes to taking out and messing around with your phone, read, read, read! Creators of Android and your phone are professionals...and if you want to take the dive to throw away what they built and mess around with the system...make SURE you know what your doing. :)

Sent from SCH-I500 running CM10 4.1.1 (everything working)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Tool Belt:
Flashable Root Zip from

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/18637-fix-flashlight-issue-root-235-showcase/

worked for me with a generic SCH-i500 that I just updated to 2.3.6
[General Topics] kajukas:
hello, all

i need a good android smartphone (not to big) with nice camera. This will be my first smartphone, first i was thinking about HTC ONE S, but the mess with processors (s4 changed to s3) made me not to buy it event it was a perfect pretendend - very good camera, not big, powerful. Now i'm thinking about GALAXY S3 it has best specs so far, but I don't know if i will feel comfortable with the size of that phone, because my hands are not big.. As i read some forums about SG3 some people said that he is doesn't worth that money.. what do you think guys ? Is it worth to buy SG3 or better to wait for some new phones appear ?
[General Topics] ehsanmp:
I would say go for the HTC One X, was worried that the S3 would best it when it was released, I've used both for decent periods of time and i feel the X has a much better user experience
[General Topics] Felimenta97:
Not too big with nice camera? Maybe Xperia P?

Sent from my LT26i with Tapatalk 2
[General Topics] prudhvi1105:
Samsung galaxy s3 intelligent android phone
[General Topics] GuestD0998:
I went from an HTC Aria to an HTC Inspire 4G, and I can honestly say that you would probably get used to it, whatever the size gap.
[General Topics] mobilarz85:


Nuf said
[General Topics] nekbreak:
Galaxy s3 is very good.
[General Topics] kyokeun1234:
If you're big with camera and specs and everything, there are nothing better phone than SG3. One X is decent too, but is more laggy than SG3 and has less software feature.

If you are OK with bad camera and OK with last year spec, highly recommend GNex. Best phone IMO, especially with Jelly Bean