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[Miscellaneous Android Development] EddieK23:
I'm facing the issue where I am unable to access fastboot on the Venue 7 3730, if I try to use your old MyKitBatch tool or your tempRecovery tool, the device reboots with a screen with a USB symbol and a loading bar, and my computer tells me that it's connecting using "Cloverview" drivers. I followed the guide found in this thread, but it's pretty dated since your myKitBatch tool doesn't have a the batch files listed (part1.bat, part2.bat, step1.bat, step2.bat). The most I've gotten from the thread was a link to the Intel SoC drivers (which pick up the device when plugged in), but I can't seem to send any commands to the device in this state from fastboot nor ADB.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
Use an sdcard to flash the zip files via recovery.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] EddieK23:
Is there a step-by-step process I can follow? Since I have stock recovery and no fastboot, I can't use the temp recovery to flash zips
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
But sick recovery still allows you to flash stock ROM
[Miscellaneous Android Development] EddieK23:
I managed to get stock recovery menu commands to appear, but I can't seem to flash anything though external storage due to signature verification failure. Where can I find signed update zips for the 3730?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] michaelvue:
I'm using Asus Fonepad 7 FE375CG (K019), already upgrade to Lollipop 5.0 but I can not root it. Anyone help me how to root it?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SnakeByte:
Hey guys, i'm looking for TWRP for my ZenPad Z380CX. I tried anything, but couldn't find one for this device (https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-install-twrp/).

It's already rooted, but the stock 5.0.2 on Asus sucks big time; I really need the TWRP recovery to try flashing a CM... i'm willing to try to install CM14 for P024 (the only one i found so far close to my device). I already tried the adb-cmd. with no luck, i get error after error trying to flash any rom via adb / fastboot. I can also flash stock rom via Asus Flashtool, but i need a .raw (?) rom (only one i have on .raw is a stock 5.0.2 :(

I already downloaded the CM14 for P024, its a zip, so i can only flash it via TWRP (which i don't have), or to convert it somehow from zip to raw (??!) even possible???

Any help finding twrp recovery and maybe a AOSP / CM rom for my device (Z380CX) is much appreciated... I wish i had the same Lineage Nightly from my phone, on my tablet... Thank you in advance :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SDee96:
Fast-forward to 2017 for the Tesla L7 3G tablet - I can't get the recovery to work on Android version 5.1. Should I press something or unplug the tablet while it's rebooting?

All the tablet does is reboot regularly, no recovery or anything...
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vampirefo:
This method most likely won't work on newer models, fastboot exploit has been patched already.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] rocoloco321:
I can install Gapps with this?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vampirefo:
Yes.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dmilz:
Boss just here for one thing.. can we have twrp 3.1.1 on this tethered recovery?

or how can I go about doing it
[Miscellaneous Android Development] zaphod1280:
???

It worked up until it rebooted. Now its stuck on "=>FASTBOOT... along the bottom :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vampirefo:
You would need to compile TWRP 3.1.1
[Miscellaneous Android Development] martyfender:
I have a Nextbook Ares 8A which has Android 6.0.1 on it. It has an Intel Cherry Trail, Atom x5-Z8350, core architecture Intel Airmont, 32-bit x86 and cpu clock range of 480-1920 MHz.

Does anyone have a compiled version that will work with this device?

I have started a new thread in the hope of finding a root solution for this device

Nextbook Ares 8A 6.0.1 Root

https://xdaforums.com/android/devel...6-0-1-root-t3612397/post72433782#post72433782
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
That's going to be hard, if it's on 6.0.1, you'll need systemless root which works by modifying /boot, which you need an unlocked bootloader for. This is just afaik tho.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] martyfender:
In developer options I have: OEM UNLOCKING: "Allow the bootloader to be unlocked"

The way I understand it, I would need to turn this option on, then reboot to the bootloader then through fastboot type: fastboot oem unlock (not sure if this is the correct command for my device), to unlock the bootloader.

After a reboot, I understand data will be deleted and the device will re-encrypt the new data. Is this correct? In addition, I understand I would need a modified bootimg to disable dm-verity and remove data encryption in Android 6.0.1?

This is why I want a temp twrp, or a permanent one.

Furthermore, when I asked in the twrp compile forum about what device tree to use to build a recovery, one user said it was not possible for this device. I know that not to be true because [MENTION=2472806]vampirefo[/MENTION] did it for this device. As of yet though, he has not made a public release of it, nor may he ever release it? Not sure. He has been silent. I'm not sure if I said something to make him mad? I did only ask once, before I found out it is against forum rules to ask for etas. Maybe that is why?

I have been very grateful for his past releases for the original Ares 8, It works very well, indeed.

Finally, without root, I am at a stand still at the moment. I can't backup the whole boot, system and data, on the device, without root, as far as I know?

Thanks for all of your help!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
Don't think it'll wipe your data.

You don't have to release what you've done, this is a forum, people have a choice if they want to do it or not (most people do) and this person didn't I guess. If he at least made the device tree it should be easy to just compile from source.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] martyfender:
From what I have found doing a google search, unlocking the bootloader will cause a factory reset of the device. As far as I know, he hasn't released a device tree. The person who stated that twrp couldn't be built for this device also stated that it couldn't be built in android studio for Windows. I am on Window 7. If that statement is true, I would need to setup linux and learn it to compile, which might require a larger harddisk. My current disk has 190gb free. I could partition and duel boot, or run linux in virtualbox.

Does anybody else have any info as to whether twrp can be compiled in Windows Android Studio?

Thanks, again
[Miscellaneous Android Development] guestcomment2:
Thank you! I was finally able to root my asus fonepad 7 me175cg thanks to this! I'm so happy :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] NAIMISLAM:
Dear I have this device ...the problem is cmd didn't work ......so where i type''ACCEPT"
[Miscellaneous Android Development] CDKeyman:
You can install AFT in your computer and flash raw firmware.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] JG420:
I'm trying to root my acer B1-730(non HD) using this method. I get ADB-Online (thats good) but then the tablet reboots to Da screen with a bunch of stuff on it, and at the bottom it says

"FASTBOOT INIT"

"FASTBOOT CMD WAITING..."

and it never moves. no files get tranfers, no root. nothing...SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
What OS are you using on your computer?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Big_Hack:
Can't Root My Venue 3740.

It Says ADB Online, I Have Done This Before, Twice, Once With 3830, Then With A 3740. I'm Trying To Re-Root The 3740, After I OTA'd It. Stupid. Anyways, Since I Can't Get The New SDK Manager Running, Cuz Of That, "JAVA_HOME" Issue, I Can't Update The Drivers On The 3740, So, I Was Hoping Someone Has The USB Driver? :eek: Btw, The 15 Seconds ADB And Fastboot Installer Closed As Soon A I Try To Install The Drivers.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
"to Da screen with a bunch of stuff on it"

That's gotta be the best description of 2k17, who am I kidding. All time.

When in that state does fastboot recognise the device?

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What os?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
Have you tried Intel's drivers? I rarely have problems like this, because I use Linux.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Big_Hack:
I Did, Still The Same.

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4.4.2
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
What os do you use on your computer?*
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Big_Hack:
OH, Win 10
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
What java sdk/jdk version do you have?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Big_Hack:
The Latest. I Downloaded Them From The Original Website.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ramiabouzahra:
Do you use sdk or jdk?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Big_Hack:
I Currently Have Both Installed
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Klunschkartoffel:
Hello friends,

has anyone tried it with a Trekstor Surftab Xintron i 10.1 3G? Heard rumors it worked that way... Would be great if anyone knows which trigger to use or has some knowledge to share.

Nice greetings,

Nils
[Miscellaneous Android Development] vampirefo:
Unlikely it will work, you probably heard wrong, simple test though, only 4 triggers try them all it will either work or it won't, my money says no.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] specdriver:
Hello, i have Cube iwork 8 with dual OS, is it possible to root this device?

I'm doing as it is in tutorial and in fastboot mode does not have install from zip. All i have is Reboot, Normal boot, Recovery mode (doing nothing, just black screen for even 10min), Restart Bootloader, Power off. All same on T4, T3, T2 and T1
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ammunixa:
Hi,

Thanks for the post and I really wanted to try this but whenever I connect my phone to my pc on fastboot mode and run the "fastboot devices" command, I get nothing. Checking on the windows device manager, there are two unknown devices. Updating the drivers for the two devices fail. Also, I can't seem to find any generic fastboot driver for this device. I'm using an unbranded china tablet with model IT-801C, Intel Atom codename SoFIA 3GR with 2gb ram running on Android 6.0.1 and my PC runs on windows 10, with 4GB of RAM.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
Could you open CPU-Z on the tablet and send a screenshot of it please?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Pero Thunder:
Thunder 7.0i

Heya! Well i'm trying it on Prestigio thunder 7.0i - PMT3377_Wi, the reboot works, however it then hangs on waiting for device, and the boot loader is waiting for CMD. i have tried all the methods from T1 to T4 but all with same result. what can i try next?

running windows 9, latest java update, also device gets detected - adb online, device information: PMP10044270641

with best regards!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ammunixa:
Hi pcwizzy37,

Sorry for the really delayed reply..:D

I've attached the screenshots.

Thanks in advance :)

[IMG="cpu-z screenshot1"]https://dc598.4shared.com/download/7pl9PH_lei/Screenshot_20170719-100423.png?tsid=20170726-004813-fb30990a&sbsr=74633ffc9847f1580aa3668d0ce961bf9b1&bip=MTEyLjE5OC4xMDIuMjAz&lgfp=2000 [/IMG]

[IMG="cpu-z screenshot2"]https://dc596.4shared.com/download/c8S46zoqei/Screenshot_20170719-100426.png?tsid=20170726-005016-ea997117&sbsr=ccb3a7e4e9cfe742e8c05e206ef9a0a09b1&bip=MTEyLjE5OC4xMDIuMjAz&lgfp=2000 [/IMG]
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
I'm not seeing screenshots. Maybe use another hosting site? I'd use imgur
[Miscellaneous Android Development] zaphod1280:
Different Fastboot Response

I'm getting a different fastboot response.....I type ACCEPT and immediatly get the trigger choices. I choose one and it gives me adb online and a series of letters and number and then hit enter to refresh device status and that's it. It doesn't reboot my device in recovery or anything like that. Trying to figure out how to put up the screenshot.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ammunixa:
Hi pcwizzy37,

I'm very sorry. I've been having problems attaching pictures.

Here's what cpuz shows anyway;

(SOC)

Intel Inside ATOM Genuine Intel(R) CPU 1.20 Ghz

Cores 4

Architecture x86

CPUID 6.5d.1

Codename SoFIA 3GR

Process . 28 nm

L1 D-Cache 4 x 24 KB

L1 I-Cache 4 x 32 KB

L2 Cache 2 x 512 KB

Clock Speed 420 Mhz - 1.20 Ghz

CPU 0 740 Mhz

CPU 1 740 Mhz

CPU 2 740 Mhz

CPU 3. 740 Mhz

CPU Load 62%

GPU Vendor ARM

GPU Renderer Mali-450 MP4

GPU Load 0%

Scaling Governor interactive

(Device)

Model IT-801C (sofia3gr_tablet_64)

Manufacturer Rockchip

Brand Android

Board rk30sdk

Hardware sofiaboard

Screen Size 9.43 inches

Screen Resolution 800 x 1280 pixels

Screen Density 160 dpi

Total RAM 1926 MB

Available RAM 1035 MB (53%)

Internal Storage 10.90 GB

Available Storage 3.67 GB (33%)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
That is downright weird, X86 with ARM stuff, I'll look into it.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Droidriven:
Only the GPU from what I see. Not exactly weird.

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
It appears that the SoC was a collaboration between Intel and Rockchip, and it appears this guys tablet is Rockchip branded too, unless the manufacturer/ROM builder just took a template without modifying the OS source and device tree.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ammunixa:
Yep.. :) Correct me if I'm wrong, from what I have read on the Intel website, Intel Atom x3 comes with integrated mali-450 gpu. This could have been a great Windows tablet, but the BIOS cannot be accessed. If only I could access the device as a flash storage, I could install windows through a separate PC without needing to access the bios. But then, I would need to have it rooted first so that I can perform actions needing super user privilages. I've actually taken the tablet apart and I could confirm that Intel atom and is used as an SoC. Sadly, I'm having problems posting pictures XD. Thanks for looking into it. :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
It's not like you can kexec into a Windows install.

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Also, I'd use imgur for hosting, after you upload, right click the image in that page, and do "open image in new tab", and then, use that URL in the new tab for the image.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] 3TC5:
I cannot update from 182 to 191.

When I use dy adb sideload, the error message is

Could't read image boot

E: Error in /tmp/update.zip

( status 7)

What should I improve?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] That_Coolguy:
Problem

I cant find the install zip option on the device . everything else is there but that tried sdupdate it says error sdfuse
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sijones:
Hi - thanks for all the work that's gone into this. I need to root my daughter's Acer B1-730HD so I can fix a wi-fi problem. I've finally managed to get the tablet into the CWM Thethered Fastboot (using an old XP machine), but I'm finding it impossible to make the selection of the 'UPDATE-SuperSU-vX.Xx.zip' file.

When I'm in Fastboot, the keys are VERY jumpy and difficult to use. The volume down key makes the screen flash between the Fastboot and the Droidboot screens. The volume up key is slightly better. But the Power key (for making selections) acts like a double-press, so it selects, then immediately selects the same line on the next menu. So I can't select the ZIP, instead the tablet goes back into Droidboot and I have to start again. Has anyone seen this, and can suggest any solution? I feel like I'm so close..!

Thanks!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
Yeah, I have that issue, but it's no big deal if you're good a a command-line-interface, which you can just send commands to reboot it to what mode you want.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sijones:
Ah, thanks pcwizzy37, I'd not thought of that. Not my field of expertise, but I'm game to give it a try. Will go Googling for information.

Could you point me towards any further info on the subject that you've found useful? Would I open up a separate command line window on my tethered Windows machine (in parallel with the Temporary Recovery Session specified in this how-to)?

Any direction would be much appreciated!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sijones:
UPDATE - managed it, without command line! I found a post that I missed first time round buried in the middle of this thread - thanks to forum user ramarco, who posted the tip.

Basically, once in fastboot, pressing the power switch to select an option seems to act as a double-click: so it clicks the option you want, then also clicks on the next screen too (giving you no time to change your selection on that second screen).

The trick is to use the volume + & - keys to move onto the option you want, then wait until the screen times out. Then press the power button to make your selection. The double-click problem is still there, but the first click wakes the screen, and the second click selects the choice you made. Then repeat the process on the next screen.

Thanks ramarco, great tip!

I now have root on my Acer B1-730HD - now to tackle the wifi problem! (That's why I needed root in the first place!)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
Uh last time i had wi-fi issues, i just backep up my custom changes in system (another reason Linux is superior than Windows when dealing with Android devices), and then reflash system..

Now, it won't boot at all, because I think I messed something for security when I'm experimenting with unlocking the bootloader.

And on the droidboot keys, if you just very quickly tap/press them, they won't "double click".
[Miscellaneous Android Development] phishphish:
No option works on my Acer AA3 600, i imagine due to the connectivity being centered around ethernet/ethernet > usb via an adapter? No clue

I posted here and here about it. Anyone have any advice? I am about to try to read up on altering the droidboot file on my desktop, which i know nothing about, or try some other method like jtag maybe? Any suggestions from anyone?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pcwizzy37:
I doubt it, Acer is VERY lacking in support, and that device looks pretty oddball. However, you mentioned it had droidboot?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] phishphish:
Yeah bootloader loads up droidboot 2.0 ifwi v00.36.r29

File seems to be in / system/bin?

It's also looking for a file on the sdcard called installer.cmd when loading bootloader

Def an odd device. Could be fun if unlocked maybe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] caloy21:
help

hay thank you for your good work.can i ask somthing?can i use this cwm to buckup and restore may tablet.my chipset is intel sofia 3g-r.plss anwer my question .thank you in advance.im new bee in this.procedure plss help me or answer my question than u godbless
[Miscellaneous Android Development] reikred:
Summary: Unable to mount android system and data from FBRL recovery mode

Background: I want to mount and read (and hopefully write, also) the android M system and data directories of my (rooted) zenfone 2 ze551ml. The phone has a broken screen, and usb-debug not enabled, so I cannot run adb directly when booted in android M.

What I did so far: I used the FBRL method that is the main topic of this thread. It works great in getting a recovery mode running, and then getting an adb shell working over usb. (I used method T4 when running FBRL launcher.bat). However, I can't find the android M system partition anywhere:

# twrp mount system

E:Unable to mount '/data'

E:Unable to mount '/system'

Done processing script file

#

(I also tried various fdisk, mount, look around in /dev, etc, but there are no /dev/mmcblk0pNN partitions visible from twrp recovery)

Here comes my question: What do I need to do to find and mount the android system partition so I can read/write files there? Is the problem that FBRL has a "generic" twrp, and I need a customized one, specific to ze551ml? If so, can I insert the customized TWRP for ze551ml into, for example, the twrp_hdpi_landscape.zip supplied by the FBRL tool? I'm looking for instructions on how to insert the customized TWRP image file into the zip file, including whether it needs to be in a different format, what the name is supposed to be, etc.

I was thinking of using this file: https://dl.twrp.me/Z00A/twrp-3.0.2-0-Z00A.img.html
[Miscellaneous Android Development] KUMARKUSUM:
Sir,

Lenovo tablet S8-50F. Booted into temporary twrp session. Unable to flash custom rom due to error update binary failed etc. My tab is rooted with UPDATE-SUPERSU. How to check the boot loader status on intel android device ? There is a solution for update binary failed error-I have to reboot my custom recovery.But I cannot reboot a temporary session. But, I tried my best to install a custom recovery, but failed on this intel android device. Any solution on these two points ?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Droidriven:
Your bootloader is probably locked. Now that you tried to flash the custom recovery, you've soft bricked it, you can't flash a custom recovery on devices with locked bootloader. That is the purpose of booting a temp recovery session via PC, to get custom.recovery without flashing the recovery onto the device.

You'll probably have to flash a copy of your stock recovery and then start over with temp recovery session. If your bootloader is locked, you'll have to unlock it before you can flash a custom ROM, and that's only if it even can be unlocked, some can't.

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] KUMARKUSUM:
Dear sir, thanks for the advice. I rooted my tab and in working condition. I tried to unlock boot loader many times on all the ways available, but in vain. OEM command does not work (it says unknown command). S8 unluckier by balika011 fails. I could restore my tab whenever soft bricked by booting into droidboot, temp twrp session, restore twrp backup which is available on net. This tab is Intel android. My problem is how to know boot loader status ? (All commands fail to know the status). Is there a twrp image for this device ?.. Waiting for your kind reply.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Droidriven:
Have you tried something like this? It might not help you.

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22341848&postcount=4&nocache=1&z=3780168587857613

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[Miscellaneous Android Development] CresentChaos:
Hello Users & Programs,

Sorry for this question. but If I understood correctly, this method is perma or is it like the daemon tools in which it requires you to enable it every-time you restart the device?