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[Ouya Android Development] quepaso:
I got clockwork mod installed. I had to turn on adb wireless, connect that way, and finally was able to see the device. Then i did adb reboot bootloader, and it installed fastboot driver. Then i was able to boot into a clockworkmod img from fastboot and installed clockwork from inside of there.
[Ouya Android Development] cronikman84:
This also happened to me once before, all I had to do was turn off adb wireless in order for my PC to adb my OUYA, having wireless adb ON interferes with wired adb so it needs to be off...
[Ouya Android Development] quepaso:
That was not the case for me. IVe been hacking android devices since the launch of the Droid 1, im very familiar with how to do these things, this was one of the most frustrating android devices to deal with. Its all finished now tho, i have Failsafe bootloader installed, newest clockworkmod installed and CM11 + gapps installed. Its ready to rock.
[Ouya Android Development] cronikman84:
I hear you, I'm very familiar with android hacking and Modding my self and I can confirm that the OUYA is a very frustrating and confusing device to work with, this OUYA can make even someone like me that I've been doing this since the fist, real, original android touchscreen device ever launched(HTC G1) feel like a noob...:D
[Ouya Android Development] DorkyDev:
Alright now how can I boot back into CWM Recovery? I tried to flash OUYA StockPlus and it gets stuck at the OUYA bouncing letters splash screen. So what now next?
[Ouya Android Development] DorkyDev:
Finally booted back into CWM Recovery...

1. Connect a USB keyboard to your OUYA.

2. Turn your OUYA on.

3. Press and hold ALT + PRINT + I (NOT L)

4. Keep pressing the I button for 2 seconds so that the screen flickers for about 4-6 times until your OUYA reboots.

5. When it reboots you will see a red exclamation mark and U. Now hit your home key button on the USB keyboard and you are now in recovery mode.
[Ouya Android Development] Mattthev:
Flash new recovery and than OUYA boot menu. You can select recovery before boot.
[Ouya Android Development] zuke66:
I tried to oneclick with Linux and windows they both do they're thing then it reboots the ouya it takes me to the ouya symbol with the red exclamation I hit the home button and it just takes me to the stock recovery. Were is CWM help. what im I doing wrong. PS I do believe I'm using an older download of one click . The link on this site its not working.
[Ouya Android Development] Ouya-XD:
Not helpful one bit at all, I don't have a computer at hand and you're sending direct to a Google Drive access point.

I just need the zip file.
[Ouya Android Development] D3LTA:
Then look better

Go up one folder and you have the zip file..
[Ouya Android Development] GiBraiNe:
Mirror here: https://app.box.com/s/mz27h86g583hqf3f015f
[Ouya Android Development] TRMB:
SO I have read this thread in its entirety and I have to think that something has changed. up until 3 days ago my ouya was working great, i had play store working and xbmc and life was good.

then 2 days ago i booted it up and to my surprise somehow and OTA update pushed passed modcollections disable updates and screwed everything up!

I have tried updating apps.... no avail

I have tried factory reset and starting from scratch and **** just still isnt working.... i have been at this for 2 complete days now and i am on the cusp of throwing this tiny little stock useless box out of my highrise!

I can install root my ouya and root it

i can install xposed 2.5.1 no problems

Busybox is fine as well

Modcollection installs however its useless as it allowed ota to push passed it and it no longer installs a working version of play store

i also can no onger get cwm to install or function, not with mod collection, not with oneclick auto or manual methods.

so I am hoping that someone has some good news as to how i can go about in a relatively simple manner to get this thing back to where i want it (xbmc and google play)

thanks in advance
[Ouya Android Development] billouetaudrey:
And that http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2849741

Envoyé de mon ZP990 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Ouya Android Development] fluid888:
what if my ouya doesnt recognize my usb keyboards??? anything i can do?
[Ouya Android Development] JBmfG:
You have to be rooted for the script to work. Maybe its obvious but i didnt see it on the front page. If youre getting permission type errors you may need to root your ouya. I also think i had to run the linux version with sudo. Just FYI in case any one else is having insufficient permisison errors or the like.
[Ouya Android Development] Ouya-XD:
The most recent issue I've had was a result of my own mistake.

During an update, I believe I either accepted or denied the request, either way, I start up the device, it tries to update, and boots into CWM Recovery.

Tips, fixes, or something of the sort would be useful.

I tried a keyboard. No luck.
[Ouya Android Development] ajb999:
So it downloads the update then reboots into recovery? If you have cwm installed you have to install the update.zip in recovery. It will ask if you want to install the untrusted zip and you must select yes. Make sure to have a keyboard plugged in when your ouya restarts after downloading the ota. It will also ask if you want to disable recovery flash. Select yes to keep your custom recovery.
[Ouya Android Development] tootone:
Link is dead:{
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
Go herehttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2295645 and see if the links at the bottom of the first post will work. I tried the first one and it started downloading for me.
[Ouya Android Development] dark.neo29:
http://milaq.net/downloads/ouya/misc/OneClickOuyaRecovery.zip
[Ouya Android Development] Sprutfarbrorn:
Mine keeps getting stuck at "adb reboot bootloader" i enter it into the command prompt and nothing happens, the ouya turns off but that's it...

EDIT: Nvm This is irrelevant now, i tried restarting from the beginning, and now i can't even pass the first step with the adb, my computer doesnt recognize the ouya anymore
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
Go here www.tvaddons.ag to the Hardware/Ouya section you will probably have better luck getting help there. This forum has slowed down a lot.
[Ouya Android Development] BigJayDogg3:
I doubt you're going to read this, but for anyone else trying to do this, you are likely running into the same issue I am. You need to install the driver for fastboot. Go into device manager and you'll likely see "fastboot" as a device without a driver. Update that, open a command prompt, and run "fastboot devices". The OUYA should now show up.
[Ouya Android Development] m7r7m:
Thread Resurrection (Sorry :/ )

Hey y'all, took the Ouya out of it's dusty dark home and wanted to experiment with it again.

I'm on a Mac so all the adb and fastboot drivers have been a royal PITA which I can't seem to figure out or get my computer to recognize the Ouya when it's connected.

Does anybody have the OneClick.zip? Both links are dead :(

Thanks in advance!

-m7r7m
[Ouya Android Development] alquistador:
S config has the drivers that are needed.

Search s config ouya
[Ouya Android Development] ivanovjohn2018:
send me an email and I'll give you the link
[Ouya Android Development] mattg1234567:
can i get link
[Ouya Android Development] pWEN:
https://www.s-config.com/slab/root-the-ouya/
[Ouya Android Development] ivanovjohn2018:
Not a single custom recarevi is flashed (writes abortet), being in the stock recovery with the command in the command line adb sideload. Tried using commands in the command line, and put programs like Flashify (for root users) and Rashr - Flash Tool ,does not help, error.
[Ouya Android Development] r_idn:
any chance that somebody could post pictures of the recovery setup

i just booted with fast boot, but i can connect to USB and HDMI at the same time, so im blind!
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
Hi guys, do you think it would it would be possible to make it so CWM could be flashed using something like Goo Manager or some other method. I have very little experience with adb and I do not want to brick my Ouya. Please:)
[Ouya Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Unfortunately, unless Ouya releases their signing keys so we can flash it in stock recovery, or someone finds an exploit(which honestly nobody will likely be looking for since fastboot flashing works) this is probably going to be the best way. It's been tested extensively, and has worked for several of us. It would certainly be possible to create a oneclick method, but at the moment we have focused our efforts elsewhere.

Just so you know, all the steps up to where you actually flash the .zip file in clockworkmod recovery are temporary. You can do everything up to that point, then reboot the system, and it'll never know you did anything.

---------- Post added at 01:31 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:23 AM ----------

I'm just going to go ahead and say, while I'd love to be helpful, I wouldn't be able to help you with this. Not only for the fact that it's a really bad idea to click things in recovery if you can't see them, but also because depending on what files and folders you have on your sdcard, we have absolutely no way to know how many times you'd have to press the down arrow to select the flashable .zip. Sorry. My suggestion is to get a longer hdmi cord, a longer usb cord (15ft max), and/or an extension cord. As long as you can maintain power you can always do the following:

1. plug in power to an extension cord that will allow your ouya to reach the computer and TV

2. plug in usb to computer

3. adb reboot bootloader

4. wait 30 seconds

5. fastboot devices

6. you should see the computer say the device ID, if you do, proceed, if not, power off and start over.

7. fastboot boot name of recovery file

8. wait 30 seconds

9. adb devices

10. you should see the computer say the device ID, if you do, proceed, if not, power off and start over.

11. unplug the usb but leave the power plugged in

12. walk over to the tv and plug in the hdmi

13. If your display comes up, great! proceed with the instructions in the OP. If not, get a longer cord or borrow a laptop.
[Ouya Android Development] r_idn:
gotcha. any chance that there's anything like Droid@Screen that will display a snap of my current screen, but actually work while in recovery?

Droid@Screen sees the device but marks it as offline.
[Ouya Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
android commander does screenshots but I never tried in recovery...
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
I'll look into making a Mac/Windows/Linux one click, but no promises (or ETAs, lol). I agree with skywalker. Time might be better spent getting other things working on the Ouya (Custom ROMs, kernels, tweaks, etc). That way a custom recovery is useful!

adb really isn't that bad once you get the hang of it. It's a good skill to have. Don't worry too much about bricking your Ouya. I made the zip so all the dangerous stuff (i.e. overwriting the recovery partition) would be automated in the script. I wanted to reduce the potential for bricking.

I would write an Android app to flash the recovery, but you'd still need superuser installed to run it...(catch 22)
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
I have a 2 yo tegra 2 tablet that I can experiment with doing adb and fastboot. It is safe because I can NVFlash back to stock if I mess up. But, others may not have a device they can play with. Wish me luck

As for the android app to flash the recovery but needing supersu can't we root the Ouya before installing recovery then we could install SU and then flash recovery? Do we need recovery before we root?
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
To have superuser run correctly, you need a different version of the command line program "su". You use adb to load it (as well as superuser and busy box) on the Ouya. No point avoiding adb at that point.

Eventually we could make a "one click" with a nice menu that would automate installing the alternate version of "su", install superuser and busy box, and flash the CWM recovery.
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
Well, if you and sonofskywaker3 gets something working there will definitly be some coffee donations coming your way. I am a firm supporter of the development community.
[Ouya Android Development] wyllem:
Question

So i got this installed reboot hit backup and it sits there with the droid spinning till i give up and unplug

any idea how long the back should take and or help
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
I've never done one. Skywalker, you did a backup, right? Did it complete for you?
[Ouya Android Development] wyllem:
Took like 10 minutes just left it walked away got samich came back it was done now i need a rom to drop and see what happen dont really care if it breaks
[Ouya Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Yeah backup worked for me but took about 10 minutes also. I just finished building CM10 and no surprise, it doesn't flash, but I'm going to release an OuyaPlus rom soon that will just be deodexed with some extra apps.
[Ouya Android Development] wyllem:
kool
[Ouya Android Development] professorpoptart:
Grats on the front page!

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/unofficial-cwm-recovery-port-for-the-ouya/
[Ouya Android Development] FrostyF7:
I have a good feeling about this little box :)

Also has anyone thought of overclocking it? It seems like an interesting idea seeing that it has adequate cooling. And it's also a possibility with this being released.
[Ouya Android Development] professorpoptart:
Yes...
[Ouya Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Haha, awesome reply. But seriously, now that kernel source is available, hopefully someone knowledgable will come along and put some good custom kernels together. If not, well you've got me, and if I can ever get this cursed CM10 Rom to boot, custom kernel is next on my learning list. This ouya is turning into quite the educational toy. Hard to believe I got this thing to play games on, and have spent barely 15 minutes doing that since I got it...
[Ouya Android Development] professorpoptart:
thinking the same thing!
[Ouya Android Development] wyllem:
Hell I've been playing Super Mario on Supe Gnes since my last post game is addictive stuck on Star Road :cool:
[Ouya Android Development] professorpoptart:
specials FTW!
[Ouya Android Development] HTCdemon:
Just curious when I do adb reboot bootloader, it disconnects and reconnects with a unknown device ( really a driver missing ) called "fastboot"

the ID's do not match the normal ID's and seem to be for nvidia fastboot... any suggestions on that front?
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
When android or recovery is running, adb is the method to control the device. When the bootloader is active you use fastboot. In other words, what you are seeing is correct. You are just at the bootloader. Now you can execute the fastboot command.

P.S. There is a new Ouya "OTA". This will revert recovery back to stock if you receive it. I'll post a CWM zip version that won't cause the revert. Might as well throw in busybox, alternate su, and superuser. If you get the update, the worst case scenario is that you have to redo the the steps in the OP to get CWM recovery back.
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
I'm also working on integrating the Ouya into CASUAL. One click root, busybox, and CWM flash. I still need to ask Adam if it's cool to use CASUAL as a base.
[Ouya Android Development] HTCdemon:
yea but it wont let me execute the fastboot command because it doesn't seem to know how to communicate with the device ( I also have to unplug and replug the usb for it to show as "fastboot" which still comes under "other devices" meaning it doesn't have a driver for it. )

At this point I don't know what I'm doing wrong....do I need to install the nvidia drivers? or something else...

Also doing fastboot devices shows nothing.
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
Star Road FTW
[Ouya Android Development] HTCdemon:
And figured it out... all is well :)
[Ouya Android Development] professorpoptart:
FYI, you know how I had issues getting video output booting the recovery.img... I have since hooked it up to all the displays that it would not work on, and it is now working flawlessly on all... so who knows what the heck that was all about.
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
Strange...
[Ouya Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Well then get off your butt and start developing something! =)

I installed the OTA just to see what would happen. It downloaded, rebooted to cwm recovery, which asked me if I wanted to flash the untrusted zip. I said yes and it flashed successfully. After the flash I chose to reboot and it asked if I wanted to disable recovery flash. I chose yes again and it booted to the new version, and adb reboot recovery took me back to CWM. So fyi, CWM is smart enough to warn you and prevent itself from being disabled.

That being said, a better than stock upgrade flash would be nice too.
[Ouya Android Development] wyllem:
I installed the OTA just to see what would happen. It downloaded, rebooted to cwm recovery, which asked me if I wanted to flash the untrusted zip. I said yes and it flashed successfully. After the flash I chose to reboot and it asked if I wanted to disable recovery flash. I chose yes again and it booted to the new version, and adb reboot recovery took me back to CWM. So fyi, CWM is smart enough to warn you and prevent itself from being disabled.

That being said, a better than stock upgrade flash would be nice too.[/QUOTE]

Anybody see the change log for it 1.0.264-r1 was what came down
[Ouya Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Yeah, it just addressed an isolated overheating issue. no major changes.
[Ouya Android Development] HTCdemon:
welp compiled the kernel ouya so nicely provided the source for recently... onwards to fixing some small scripts so that I can start building CM10 to work.
[Ouya Android Development] professorpoptart:
Sweet! Why not start a [kernel WIP] thread.
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
The main reason I asked this question is in the past 6 mos I have bought a Logitec wireless KB/Mouse combo to use with another device and a Asus BT KB/Mouse combo to use with the Ouya (if and when it arrives) if I tell my wife I now have to buy a usb KB well...., you can guess the rest:(
[Ouya Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
I have a wireless keyboard/trackpad with it's own reciever. it's not bluetooth, but a proprietary wireless reciever, and it works just fine on the ouya in general, and in recovery. if yours is the same it should do fine, but if it's truly bluetooth it will not pair while in recovery most likely.
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
My Logistic kb/mouse mk520 has its own receiver so hopefully that will work!
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
Updated OP to add a One-Click-Style installation method. Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows 7 are supported. I tested on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, Mac OSX 10.6, and Windows 7 64-bit.
[Ouya Android Development] TadeoNYC:
I need to clarify for myself and other noobs.

Does the one click include the android sdk as well as busybox,supersu, and the su binary? Or does that all need to be done first manually?

I've done all that, but because of the OTAs I need to redo it. If your one click zip will redo it all that is great. I have zero programming skills but some understanding of the logic. If the zip does do all the adb commands to get superuser back up and running, would you be able to pare it down so that it did that but didn't install the files again?

The chickenstock Rom you're developing looks great and I'll try that soon. I'm brand new to root,I rooted my Tab 2 to help get APKs on to the OUYA, but haven't installed any roms.
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
O'Boy, now if only I had my Ouya. Oh well, I have waited this long so I can wait a little more. The development is moving along great.

Get ready you are soon to be busy. I just post this and a link to the OP over on the OUYAFORUMS: http://ouyaforum.com/showthread.php?2835-One-Click-CWM-Recover&p=26310#post26310. Hopefully they will come with some coffee money.:D
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
The one click just installs cwm. I'll look into making a flashable zip for the time being that includes superuser, busybox, and the su binary. It shouldn't be too hard to make. The idea behind doing just the cwm is that once more ROMs come out, a user will 1) use the one click to install cwm, then 2) flash a custom ROM that includes superuser, busybox, and su binary.
[Ouya Android Development] 00Zip00:
hello! thank you for your work, i'v just posted a news about this port on my site, only report half part of first post,

hope you'll glad :)

bye
[Ouya Android Development] DrROBschiz:
Can't get the one click to detect the device for the Life of me

I am on Windows 7 64-bit

Ran the Bat file and followed instructions. Driver installed fine but I keep getting error device not found when it tries to flash

Am I missing something?
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
Does the Ouya show up in My Computer? If not, it could be the cable connection. Some people have reported that certain micro usb cables aren't long enough to reach all the way inside the ouya's micro usb port. I would try a different cable help rule it out. Let me know how it goes.
[Ouya Android Development] Ozz465:
Worked fine on my laptop running win 7, backed up and flashed ouya+ and alls good.
[Ouya Android Development] lartomar2002:
When I finally get my Ouya and to go to install CWM on it do I just need the usb cable or do I need the HDMI connected also?
[Ouya Android Development] Thisismyringtone:
So im pretty much a noob when it comes to this adb and all other forms of programming and all so i have CWM installed. i booted it back to the main screen how would i go about restarting it to go to CWM? and thanks everyone for all this work its amazing :)
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
micro USB cable, USB keyboard plugged into ouya (to navigate cwm), and HDMI connected (to see what's going on
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
You can either use adb shell or a terminal emulator app on the Ouya to run to run "su; reboot recovery"
[Ouya Android Development] Thisismyringtone:
Ok thanks much man :)
[Ouya Android Development] mybook4:
Correction. Run "su" first, then "reboot recovery". "adb reboot recovery" also works.
[Ouya Android Development] Ozz465:
I use ROM manager to reboot into recovery.
[Ouya Android Development] DrROBschiz:
Cable appears to work fine but i could try a different one

Computer detects the OUYA (actually shows up as OUYA/External Drive)

Yet the script fails to detect the system and install the recovery.

I might need to do it manually
[Ouya Android Development] Il_Padrino:
It happens the same to me, but I wont risk it by doing it manually. My usb cable is the one from my S3, could it be some incompatibility?
[Ouya Android Development] TadeoNYC:
You need to get it to show up as mtp I'm fairly certain. It definitely needs to be using adb drivers so check those out.
[Ouya Android Development] Il_Padrino:
Do I need to do the manual procedure, then do the 1click?

And how do I put my Ouya in adb?

Sorry for the newb question!
[Ouya Android Development] Mysticales:
Well looks like I am late to this party, but now I am here in this section to see what I can do with my Ouya. =)

So before I fiddle with things, does installing CWM mess up the Ouya OTA firmwares of the future or mess up accessing the Ouya Store?
[Ouya Android Development] BlackBeardN8000:
Sucess

Another success here! Windows 7 didn't like the Ouya drivers (yellow triangle) so I updated driver and pointed the system at the OneClick package and it updated fine - I'm now performing a full backup before I start to mess with Custom Roms!

Thanks

::D
[Ouya Android Development] voodooboy3000:
I successfully used the one click install method, and the only issue I am having is I get a pink/purple screen in CWM and it crashes if I attempt a backup.