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[Nexus 10 Android Development] WannaB101:
Perhaps a video?

Perhaps you could provide a video to help us along? :D
[Nexus 10 Android Development] gravis86:
Yep, my ADB was out of date... Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] ewok666:
Got the latest version of ADB?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] joeski27:
With regard to downloading the CWM-SuperSU file (for sideloading) do you mean that it should be downloaded on the tab itself, or downloaded into the same folder as adb and fastboot?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
If my Nexus 10 had arrived yet then I would be more then happy to post a video until then you'll have to make due with the written guide I'm afraid ;). But if you or any one else has any questions regarding the procedure feel free to ask!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] joeski27:
I hit ya with a question above...;)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
If you download it on your tablet you'll need to then place the downloaded zip on the root of the internal storage (I.E not in a folder). Alternatively you can download it using a computer and connect your tablet to the computer and transfer it to the root of the internal storage that way.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] DarkAgent:
I know this is probably a noob question but the fastboot commands (the first two, for booting from CWRT) -- should they be done in Fastboot Mode or can they be done while Nexus 10 is on and at home screen with USB debugging enabled? If you need to be in Fastboot Mode, how do you get there with Nexus 10?

Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] joeski27:
Ok, the problem I have now is while I have the files on my tablet, I cannot move them to the root of the internal storage at this point...??? Suggestions??? Don't you have to be rooted in order to do this???
[Nexus 10 Android Development] darkangrydragon:
For some reason when I'm not in fastboot mode, I can use adb (adb devices lists my Nexus 10), but when I'm in fastboot mode, adb no longer recognizes the device. fastboot devices does however see it when in fastboot mode.

Anybody else have this problem or know why this might be happening? Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] jarnow94:
I'm still getting the sideload error after updating the ADB :(

Any insight, please?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] joeski27:
So to others who are working on this and awaiting responses from the OP, where exactly have you placed the downloaded files on your tablet? specific locations?? and if so how did you get them there? I'm totally lost at this point, LOL, hoping to get some clarification soon... :)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] darkuni:
Worked ... however .. you DO have to be in FASTBOOT already (power + Vol UP + Vol DOWN) - yeah it might be obvious when you're not tired as hell - but for those wondering :)

The first line should be:

fastboot boot /path/to/<recovery>.img

no fastboot reboot was needed - it rebooted itself.

I had a HELL of a time finding the sideload entry in CWM (that's just my brain deadness).

You have quite a bit of time :) More than enough.

THANK YOU!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] joeski27:
So where did you place the 2 files though??? That's the part I'm hung up on. And I'm assuming you do need to be in bootloader mode when sending the fastboot commands, yes? (again, while I've been hacking android phones for 3 years I've only actually had to root 2 or 3 times ever, and its always different with every device). This is where I'm stuck - the OP said I needed to put the files in the root directory but I have no idea how!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] evaradar:
Guys, CWM Team and Koushik have made it official. You don't need to use the one from the main post I think. So all you might have to do is do it the normal old way. I.e. flash the CWM image not boot. Then boot into the CWM and install the SuperSU.zip. There you go. Again I am not sure, but its made official now.

Haven't tested it yet since I don't have one to begin with. By the way is the SuperSU official by ChainFire for the Nexus 10 or?

CWM's link:

Basic: http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.6-manta.img

Touch: http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.1.6-manta.img
[Nexus 10 Android Development] darkuni:
Put them BOTH in the same folder as FASTBOOT on your computer. Just ... easier. I also renamed them su.zip and booloader.img for ease of typing.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] ewok666:
Do I need to unlock the bootloader for this to work?

Thx
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Jayrod1980:
OK... so no updates on this... does this work or not? What's with the horror stories of random reboots, etc? There is an official clockwork recovery now... which is good. Is this good to go now? I've got my device unlocked successfully... can anyone confirm cwm working without reboots, etc?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] dtwazere:
Yes

It does work, you just need to be careful. CWM isn't stable, it will boot for around 20 seconds before it restarts so you need to know what you're doing.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Jayrod1980:
Finally got it... helped to just get the supersu on the root of the device. I used the fastboot commands to get to cwm touch and then I quickly installed it through the interface. I couldn't sideload. The device won't recognize adb when I'm in fastboot mode at all. I don't know what I was doing wrong in that instance, but using cwm briefly let me install supersu. Thanks for your help! Surprising this is so buggy considering it's a nexus... and it's not the nexus that's excluded from AOSP. Go figure!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] deevooneh:
After doing everything im stuck on the Nexus splash screen.

Any idea why? Been here for a good 20 minutes now, how long does it normally take?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] padest.com:
Why can't we use "Install from sdcard" in CWM 6.0.1.6?

We can push the CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip to sdcard firstly.

Then use install in CWM.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Trahloc:
Just an FYI for anyone curious. I have no idea if this is horrible in the long run or not but it worked for me...

So the steps I used was:

1) Copy CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip to the root of Internal Storage.

1) Reboot device into default recover. (power off device, hold down volume up AND down + power button until it kicks up the recovery)

2) Once recovery is there type this in your adb directory: fastboot boot recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.1.6-manta.img

3) Device will immediately black out and then reboot into CWM, *Immediately* click the "Install from zip from sdcard" option

4) Choose zip from sdcard

5) Choose the "0/" option

6) click on CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip to flash it.

7) Reboot device.

After doing this the first time I tried running a program it locked my device but that may havebeen due to that particular program requiring Busybox. I reset the device (power button 10 seconds) and then ran busybox installer and that worked fine. It hasn't crashed in the 15 minutes since I've done this :D

Good luck!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] productofusa:
Ha, took three tries but this totally worked for me. Mama mia ya gotta be quick! all my apps are requesting root access just like normal so your tecnique works without problem, thanks!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Gunthermic:
okay anyone notice, I went into sdcard from computer and there is no backup folder. Where is clockwork doing backups?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Lumsdoni:
So, once rooted, and flashed with CWM, would I still get OTA updates?

If not, and I reflash the Stock recovery, will I retain root, and still get OTA's?

Finally, much appreciation for all the work from the devs and contributors, we've only had these things a few days!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] bschrib:
Most excellent, now I've got that sweet sweet root access. Thanks for this file. :)

Also FYI for anyone rocking TWRP, this works with TWRP.

Also, one last note that it seems everyone has covered already -- after you fastboot oem unlock your device, just go ahead and power it off. Then reboot to bootloader (hold power, volume up and volume down) then press volume to select recovery.. boot to triangle, then power + volume up to get the menu, then go ahead and wipe data.. This will let your device get past the boot screen..

Then follow directions in thread. :D
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Lumsdoni:
Stupid question. But I've flashed cwm. How do I boot into t?

When I enter fastboot and go to recovery I still get stock recovery

Swype'd at pace from my Galaxy S2
[Nexus 10 Android Development] treyy:
hey, thx for that guide. i have one question. i put the CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip file on the nexus. then i go to the CWMR and touch install from sd card. but i cant see the file . what i do wrong?

edit: i got it its was unter /0

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is it normal that after flashing the SU zip it reboots longer? when not what i can do?^^

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ok i go back to CWM and wipe the cache then it works. strange
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Kael:
I have the same issue, just does not boot into standard os anymore.

edit: Flashed http://www.arctablet.com/blog/forum...ware-image-android-4-2-build-jop40c-20121110/ and it works again, pfiouuuuuuuuu
[Nexus 10 Android Development] slide83:
fastboot boot clockworkrecoveryfilename.img
[Nexus 10 Android Development] productofusa:
Eh, spoke too soon didn't stick I noticed when I tried to nandroid. TWRP installed however without problem and nandroid backup.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] M47789:
i have unlocked the bootloader and flashed the CWMR, without problems

but when i will wipe data/factory reset, there is a problem:

Error mountig /data!

and

Error mounting /sdcard/.android_secure!

what can i do??
[Nexus 10 Android Development] DarkAgent:
Are Nexus 10 drivers the same as the ones provided in Android SDK?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] :
I went into recovery mod, clicked flash, it came up with the nexus 10, i clicked on it, it said it installed the latest one which was v6.0.1.7 , i rebooted into it and now I can move the curser but not select anything. if I hold the power button it just boots back into cwm. how do I get out of this???
[Nexus 10 Android Development] joeski27:
FYI, Koush has now updated to 6.0.1.8, available here:

http://clockworkmod.com/rommanager

And I just flashed it and it seems to be functioning very nicely. :good:
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
Try flashing the latest version of CWM recovery 6.0.1.8 Non-Touch or Touch.

Yes they are, if your having trouble with the ones provided in the SDK check out Android Universal Naked Driver.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] chugger93:
I'm a little lost...I sent the newest recovery over after unlocking... it rebooted but didnt reboot into recovery. How can I get into cwm? with what key combinations?

cuz if I do the vol up down and power, which pops me in the fastboot aera, and go into the RECOVERY by selecting it, it just reboots the tablet, it doesnt take me to cwm to flash SUPERSU

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n/m, i figured it all out. Works great! Thanks again
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Jayrod1980:
So the new one that Koush posted isn't rebooting on its own like the last one?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Harfainx:
Thanks for the .zip to get root. I used only that part, as I flashed TWRP instead of CWM.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Shizophren:
So, can you tell how? I'm at the same problem right now. How ca I get into CWM???

I installed the newest Version of CMW. Pushed it via fastboot to the nexus 10. Everythings ok. But when I try to start recovery mode - I got the red triangle and see no CWM.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Gunthermic:
I can never get a backup. It looks like it does in CWM .8 version. And lists a a backup if i select restore.But if i go into the sdcard it shows no backup file.

Also during backup it takes all of 20 secs or so, then cwm flashes and goes back to main window..
[Nexus 10 Android Development] zaventh:
Don't forget to delete

/system/etc/install-recovery.sh
/system/recovery-from-boot.p

otherwise it will overwrite your recovery on boot.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] M47789:
has no effect...

and im stuck on the Nexus splash screen, too.

flashing a rom with fastboot has also no effect :(
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Gunthermic:
Plug Into computer, flash recovery via adb and then go into recovery, then wipe cache. That will get you out of a stuck at NeXus Logo...
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Shizophren:
Thats right. But not forget to activate the menu in stock recovery with simulaniously pressing power and volulme up! (the right key)
[Nexus 10 Android Development] M47789:
the problem was the bootloader?!?!?!

i have flashed the stock bootloader and the CWM recovery, too

and now its working, without problems :o

thx
[Nexus 10 Android Development] chugger93:
I think what I ended up doing was pushing the recovery again via fastboot, but I didnt do a reboot command. Instead I used the volume rockers to go switch to the recovery verbiage (in red) and hit the power button to select it. Then it put me in clockwork and that's when I flashed the superSU then rebooted. All is well. I did the touch version...latest .8 build
[Nexus 10 Android Development] rufus-:
Can I be root wihtout flash recovery¿? With command: fastboot boot recovery.img, this should boot into recovery without flash it, and then install superuser, not?

If I unlock bootloader, it wipe any data or internal memory?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
For now until a insecure kernel or superboot image is released you must flash a custom recovery in order to root your tablet. And yes the commands you mentioned should work fine, boot recovery using fastboot (You can flash it if you want as the recovery image is pretty stable but may have some minor bugs), then install superuser zip in recovery. For the bootloader, unlocking it will whipe internal memory and any data on that internal memory.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] rufus-:
Thank you. Then, with my commands, boot recovery, not flash it, i root whitout any changes on the stock rom and recovery, yes?

and how can i backup all my data, configurations, storage, and all this before unlock bootloader? command "adb backup" will work?

the wipes delete data as film "ice age 2" that the tablet has in stock system??
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
Yes your commands will work, I would recommend flashing TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) using fastboot (Again you can flash this you don't have to boot from it) as it the most stable recovery image right now. If you flash a custom recovery image it will replace the stock recovery, but it will not change the stock ROM. ADB backup command will work just fine for backing everything up check out this guide for the proper way to back up everything using ADB. Unlocking the bootloader will wipe data (Similar to a factory reset only wipes cache and data partition), but you should still have the ice age 2 movie after unlocking.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] jm6001:
Help!

Well I just got my nexus last night and was excited to start playing.. I was following the guide and for whatever reason something went wrong during the process and it wouldnt boot.. Finally after some fiddling I was able to sideload the factory image and is good as far as booting but for some reason my "Factory" recovery seems to be corrupt or something because everytime I try to get into recovery all I get it this in the middle of the screen

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If any one knows how I can fix this please help!

Thanks,

JM
[Nexus 10 Android Development] jm6001:
Nevermind I fixed it LOL
[Nexus 10 Android Development] espionage724:
I use TWRP, and my recovery sticks after reboot, and I didn't need to do ^.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] mevvan:
Will this mess up my ota updates will i still recieve original automatic updates?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
You will still receive automatic updates as long as you are on a stock ROM, however it will most likely break root if you apply the OTA updates, you can try using OTA RootKeeper to keep root. OTA's can also sometimes cause problems if you have custom recovery installed such as clockworkmod recovery or Team Win Recovery Project. My advice would be to either a) use the google factory restore image to return to complete stock then accept the OTA update or b) wait for one of the developers to root the OTA update and then flash that in recovery.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] mevvan:
I understand thanks for the helping hand:) and i guess with this i dont change my rom just so iam thinking clear hehe
[Nexus 10 Android Development] Blueback22:
Do I need to install BusyBox after I root? If so, what does this do for me?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
You don't have to install Busybox after you root but it is a very handy tool to have and some root applications such as Titanium Backup require it to function correctly. Busybox provides a lot of different handy UNIX tools in one small package, it's like the Swiss Army knife for terminal/command line usage, more information about Busybox and it's many functions can be found here.
[Nexus 10 Android Development] TheEmpyre:
I used this method and was so happy I didn't have to us a toolkit for it! Although I used TWRP instead of CWM . People should know that it required a formatting of data and a cache wipe within TWRP before it got out of a boot loop, this was after unlocking the bootloader. Thanks for the method post!
[Nexus 10 Android Development] kenzolo:
the instructions are ok but I did not understand where I have to put the "CWM-SuperSU-v0.98.zip"

I have to put it in the root folder before start? How can I do this?
[Nexus 10 Android Development] shimp208:
You can do this by putting the Super SU zip on the SD card at mnt/sdcard without putting the zip file in any folders.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demob:
Hi, appreciate this is my first post and thus my question will be regarded with a certain amount of skepticism.. am only posting cos I think my issue is unusual and have not been able to find a similar question/answer through my searches on this forum

Basically, the issue is I rooted my Galaxy S3 (GT-I9300) a month or so ago, installed clockwork mod and superuser etc,. however I held off flashing a ROM because I figured my OTA jellybean update was imminent and wanted to see what the touchwiz jellybean looked like before installing Cyanogen or another ROM. wasn't sure if the OTA would come thru once I shed the stock ROM

So I waited for weeks for the OTA (am on Orange, now Everything Everywhere, in the UK) and have not received it.. last week I went onto Kies and saw there was a new firmware update, so I updated thru Kies thinking that might be what was needed to receive the OTA JB update. updated the firmware but still no JB update - however, now when I check my root status on Root Checker, or try to use any app that requires root, I'm told that I don't have "proper" root access.

My question is updating the firmware over Kies, did that mess up my root access.. am I now unrooted? (this doesn't seem correct) It seems to me I am in a limbo of sorts - not properly rooted anymore, but not fully unrooted either. I want to root the thing again so I can install cyanogen or supernexus, and I would appreciate advice on what to do - should I do a factory reset and then root again as before, or will this cause issues.. was just gon soldier ahead and do it but aware that this may cause problems if my phone already has files from the previous attempt on there.. for example the SGS3 toolkit V.6.0.0 I'm using says not to proceed with its root operations on a phone "that's already rooted" so am hesitant to proceed. Any advice would be appreciated. cheers
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acalmenvoy:
You've lost root with the update, just root again and it's all good.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Laruku Anan:
Hello guys, :D i am a noob Developer,

Need help, how to edit an apk and the XML file from the APK.....

Sorry for my bad english :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] hsay:
Wrong section bro go to general
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] supreethms:
:D

posting again and again in the wrong section would not help..

right??
[Nexus 4 General] dillym34:
Here is mine.
[Nexus 4 General] wurzelsepp3:
Has anybody ran Antutu in a cold environment?

I would be interested how it effects the score.
[Nexus 4 General] Stigggie:
try 3.0version of antutu,someone got 17645on their nexus 4,it's amazing
[Nexus 4 General] milkisgood123:
Some of the reported low benchmarks are not matching real life use. Everyone is reporting EXTREMELY snappy gameplay and app usage on the Nexus 4. What's the deal?? This must really solidify the moniker that benchmarks aren't everything.
[Nexus 4 General] qreffie:
It may also have something to do with the 4.2 update. Just like two years ago when the Nexus S came out and quadrant kept crashing all the time because it wasn't compatible with GB.
[Nexus 4 General] godman_8:
can we get a quadrant?
[Nexus 4 General] ed10000:
Could someone please also run Linpack? :)
[Nexus 4 General] mgorman:
I think as what qreffie said, the benchmark software isn't optimized yet for the new phones and therefor it shows bad scores
[Nexus 4 General] petergoogle:
Cooled in the fridge in sealed plastic bag for 20min:

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Same result after 30 min of moderate use
[Nexus 4 General] jocke_lulle:
Lg OG scored petty well here running ICS

http://www.gsmarena.com/lg_optimus_g_att_sprint-review-851p5.php

It feels like the N4 should score about the same. I also think it has something to do with the 4.2 update and the apps not optimised for it.

From my Nexus 7 through Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 4 General] petergoogle:
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[Nexus 4 General] petergoogle:
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Using the XDA HD app won't allow the larger 104kb format.
[Nexus 4 General] Cusa:
Quite low. Not impressed.
[Nexus 4 General] petergoogle:
Based on some benchmarks sure but after owning so many Google phones, Nexus 7, ASUS transformer, trying modified kernels and overclocks, ...my head is spinning, this is a totally different experience.
[Nexus 4 General] mailboy1412:
This is exactly the score I get from Quadrant as well. ~4750 ish.
[Nexus 4 General] digweed4me:
THis phone is a beast and smoothest phone ever.
[Nexus 4 General] ChongoDroid:
This

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Don't worry folks!! When we get some custom kernels we'll see what this phone is all about.

My phone (Dual core s4 Evita) only got around 4200 on quadrant... and probably 170 on linpack which is fast as hell compared to most devices.. after a few months of development the phone is a completely different device. This device will be even better!! More source, bigger dev community etc.

This is what I get on my custom ROM at stock speeds with half the ram and half the cores.. just imagine what the nexus will be like by January :eek:
[Nexus 4 General] ValXp:
Single and multi threaded.
[Nexus 4 General] yahyoh:
O_o

dose really the device working on quad core mode :eek:
[Nexus 4 General] ValXp:
Maybe they forgot one core for mine :)
[Nexus 4 General] Black River:
And here are mines...
[Nexus 4 General] Venekor:
Such poor benchmark results, I still don't understand how it scores less than the Optimus G.
[Nexus 4 General] rumthin:
It would be nice if OP could maybe update his post with benchmark scores from other phones [ie. iPhone 5, HOX, SG3 etc.].
[Nexus 4 General] abz54:
http://www.android.gs/htc-droid-dna-vs-lg-optimus-g/

There is seems to be a lot of thermal throttling on the nexus 4 as it has scores which are lower than the lg optimus g and way lower than the HTC DNA