[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] usbrelic:
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tobdaryl, here you go, the partition file sizes *WARNING* since I improperly flashed, these file sizes may not be accurate if the flash allowed me to write outside of the partitions boundaries.

12/03/2012 06:52 PM <DIR> .

12/03/2012 06:52 PM <DIR> ..

12/02/2012 12:21 AM 805,306,368 part-10.img

12/02/2012 12:39 AM 448,790,528 part-11.img

12/02/2012 12:40 AM 2,097,152 part-12.img

12/02/2012 12:49 AM 855,638,016 part-13.img

12/02/2012 12:49 AM 5,242,880 part-14.img

12/02/2012 12:49 AM 524,288 part-15.img

12/02/2012 12:50 AM 5,242,880 part-16.img

12/02/2012 05:33 AM 13,730,578,432 part-17.img

12/02/2012 04:09 AM 524,288 part-18.img

12/02/2012 12:10 AM 3,145,728 part-2.img

12/02/2012 12:11 AM 524,288 part-3.img

12/02/2012 12:11 AM 8,388,592 part-4.img

12/02/2012 12:11 AM 8,388,608 part-5.img

12/02/2012 12:11 AM 8,388,608 part-6.img

12/02/2012 12:11 AM 8,388,608 part-7.img

12/02/2012 12:12 AM 8,388,608 part-8.img

12/02/2012 12:12 AM 1,048,576 part-9.img

18 File(s) 15,900,606,448 bytes

wha2do, you are correct, the bricksafe image will only have partitions 2-4. Also you wrote: "Any ideas how it picked up a system partition to flash onto the boot partition instead?" This is what happened, I flashed the blob file that came with "cm-10-20121129-NIGHTLY-tf300t" onto system. Correct me if im wrong, I think I was supposed to "fastboot flash boot boot.img" ONLY. After I flashed it, it didn’t do anything after a reboot, then I ran: "fastboot flash system boot.img." I don’t know if it is recoverable, but at that point, after both of those commands, I was bricked.

tobdaryl, after a little thinking, since you started the original guide, instead of making a separate one, use my information and combine it into yours. Just include my name somewhere and I would appreciate that. I was excited about making it, but I realized, its taking more time then I had originally planned.

wha2do, a guide for NvFlash guide did not exist before I ran the command. Since I was going to be the first to run this specific string, on a TF300T, I wanted to compare my command to others that worked for other people, in the past. While their systems were different, the one consistency was, NvFlash. Granted, it may be different between systems, somethings must be similar. The command could have been perfect, but I don’t know as the system still did not boot afterward. I think I needed to initialize my partition first, then I could flash.

Also, in regards to wha2do's comment about removing all posts, you make a good point here. tobdaryl, if possible, you can take out the commentary and include the objective parts, that’s fine with me. Include it in your original post on top. I will leave my original comment intact, except for some typos!

tobdaryl, I like your comment that it takes a community to raise a successful

TF300T NvFlash project. I am subscribed to that thought. Now, about needing two nvflash files vs 8. I would not take any chances. According to the androidroot.mobi directions, this is your only way to get back. The space that these files takes up is miniscule, compared to the backup of all the partitions that I created.