[Asus Transformer TF700] kotidoti:
Aaaand finally I am done with this too, being a noob in this area makes some basic steps really hard hah!

I'll just add some things in case there's other people out there who is trying to do this without any knowledge.

The first step with generating the blob files were really confusing to me as I missed out on some basics, first thing is, to enter fast boot mode, all you have to do is to shut down tablet and power it up again with power+volume down button, you will see 3 different options, RCK, ANDROID and WIPE DATA. As a noob I never realized being in this menu was to be in the fastboot mode. Also it seems like older versions of android had an option here, which was an USB-symbol to access the fastboot mode.

Second problem I encountered was to understand where I should write the command "$ fastboot flash recovery flatline_device.img". I figured that it should be in CMD ( Command prompt) somehow but didn't manage to before I found out that you have to have use fastboot on the computer as well. And I found this thread " http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2277112 " which directed me to this tool " http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2317790 ". The first thread is a guide about fastboot and the second is a tool to use and where you also are supposed to write the command I didn't know where to write earlier. Also, the $ in the command seems to be for directory of the flatline_tf700.img. Which you btw should put in the same folder as where you installed the "Minimal ADB and Fastboot"-tool. Or you could also look for it by traveling through your folders in the CMD in fastboot mode by writing "CD <folder of which you want to go to>" without the <> until you get to the folder wher your flatline-tf700.img is.

After that it was pretty straight on after their guide until you have to do the "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot" or "adb pull /tmp/AndroidRoot"-commands. I had the error someone earlier in this thread had but it was fixed by installing the universal naked drivers from this thread " http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1426502 ". Just go to device manager-> find your device and click update drivers and then browse files on your computer and try to find your folder with the unzipped naked drivers folder.

That being done, my next problem was apx-drivers. Now it seems like the 0.72 naked drivers miss something but I found this post; " http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31917878&postcount=73 " which helped me go through that. In this step I could leave my command prompt with fastboot to stay on "looking for apx device" until I got it working.

I should also add that I am running on a win 8 computer and had to use this to isntall the drivers; http://www.wugfresh.com/faq/how-toinstall-android-adb-fastboot-drivers-on-windows-8/

And that's all the problems I had and how I solved it. Not sure if this post fits here or if should be a blog thing but I don't have any blog and if just one person gets the help by this it's still helpful ^^

This post is also something to keep in my I think, to check if it went right with everything.

Excuse me for my english but i am writing this at 8 am and still no sleep and also, English is only my second language.