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[Miscellaneous Android Development] ashwad:
HP Slate 17 l010 Kitkat 4.4.4

Has anyone tried this method on a HP Slate 17? I have ADB via wifi only. When the system reboots using any of the options in the OP it goes right back to the desktop. I can boot to recovery using ADB however. I have SSH access as root but I am at a loss of how to get CWM and SU installed.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] CraigsBar:
Worked a treat on my Acer Iconia A3-A30. CWM and T4.

Many thanks [MENTION=2472806]vampirefo[/MENTION].
[Miscellaneous Android Development] workdowg:
Someone posted in another forum having this issue and it turned out they were not using the most current version of this tool. Make sure you are using this from the OP with Trigger 4 for Lollipop, Trigger 3 for KitKat.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mr.xombie:
Can anyone give advice for the Zenpad 7.0 C? I've been fighting with it all day, made sure every driver is installed, and even factory reset the device, but nothing seems to work.

It simply reboots into what I assume is fastboot (green background with what looks like a running Android), but nothing ever happens.

Even when messages show on the Launcher program (version 07-21-2015), they are joined by failed messages saying something along the lines of 'couldn't determine partition size'. screenshot

Any input would be greatly appreciated.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pregis:
Thanks for the link, I downloaded to be sure (md5 it also) and redo the steps... but aleas same error...:crying:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] social-design-concepts:
I'm sorry but this method doesn't work on some Asus devices, on some IRDA (Intel Reference Design for Android) devices and more than likely won't work on any intel devices on 5.1 and up.

Intel changed the way the fastboot flash command is handled so on newer droidboot / userfastboot implementations we can no longer use this method to push the need assets to device to trigger a recovery session.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] DynaMight:
Hi

Its a great tool for Intel devices and essentially for allowing root! :) however I have a Tesco Hudl 2 & it requires extra code before each fastboot commend. It needs "-i 0x1d4d"

Theres been an extra script made for Linux (http://xdaforums.com/dell-venue/general/linux-tethered-cwm-recovery-version-t2963104) but I'm a peasant and still on Windows :) any chance of an extra option for the Hudl 2. Theres quite a large community that would appreciate the tool, we're all still using an outdated version from January.

Thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] social-design-concepts:
I'll add it tonight it really isn't a big issue to add I would like to find out how to call the usb vendor id from the cmd prompt in case any other devices need to be explicitly called by vendor id
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Panther6834:
Asus ZenPad S 8.0 (Z580C) Rooted

After several attempts, and several failures (all following directions (given by different people, I might add), I was finally able to root the recently-released Asus ZenPad S 8.0 (Z580C, not the yet-to-be-released Z580CA-C). I have also pre-ordered the higher-end (ie. Z580CA-C version), but that one I am not planning on rooting. The purpose for rooting the Z580C is so that I can use it as a dedicated tablet for controlling my Phantom 3 Professional (replacing the Nexus 7 LTE, which I've been using).

Now comes the next step...and next problem...with this, which is where I'm looking for help. I'd prefer to not use the Android OS, ZenUI launcher, etc, as installed by Asus. What I want is pure Android...essentially turning the ZenPad S 8.0 into an Asus version of a Nexus tablet (considering Asus manufactured the Nexus 7 tablets, this isn't much of a stretch). The last time I rooted an Android tablet was in rooting my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition), and only so I could pair a PS3 controller with it. The only other time I've rooted (and, in this case, installed a custom OS) an Android device was when I rooted, and then installed CyanogenMod, on my HTC Hero...and only because HTC, after promising the next version of Android would be coming to the Hero, they revoked that, forcing most people into purchasing a new phone.

Has anyone come up with a way to install...preferably stock Android...the latest version of Android on the Asus ZenPad S 8.0 Z580C? If so, any assistance in helping me get it installed on my ZenPad S would be greatly appreciated.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Venting:
Hi Everyone,

I tried this solution here, but don't work with me.

My device stopped at logo asus.

I can't get into recovery mode.

Only now i can use the fastboot mode (fastboot commands).

I can't use the ADB commands, i think i didn't enable the USB Debugging.

Actually, when I did a factory reset, it's turned off the USB debugging.

I tried with a command (fastboot oem unlock) but didn't work.

I tried flashing the firmware with (ASUS Flash Tool), but i get the message: FAILED (remote failure).

When I use any commands like this:

fastboot flash recovery fastboot.img

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot flash fastboot fastboot.img

I get like this message:

sending 'boot' (9837 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.373s]

writing 'boot'...

FAILED (remote failure)

finished. total time: 0.406s

When i was trying to install original firmware with this command:

fastboot flash update update.zip

I get this messege:

archive does not contain 'android-info.txt'

archive does not contain 'android-product.txt'

error: update package has no android-info.txt or android-product.txt

I really need help,

What i can do?

How can i fix it?

Any help would be very appreciated.

Thank you in advance.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] workdowg:
Everything you are describing has nothing to do with this rooting method... Try posting for help in your devices forum threads.

Sent from my YOGA Tablet 2-1050F
[Miscellaneous Android Development] themonyo666:
can i for this for flashing cm12.1 for my ze500cl? i feel bad for ze500cl becoz until now my bootloader its still lock.. anyone can tut me how to unlock this? please
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ShrekDTH:
Sounds very good. Can you told us, how you managed it, to root your device? I have a Asus ME581C (MeMo Pad 8) and interested in test your solution for my device.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] JuStEUseR:
Doesnt work on Lenovo Yoga 2 LTE Android 5.0.1

Hello,when i try this on my Lenovo yoga 2 LTE with android 5.0.1 it shows E:No valid installer medium found. Tried Cwm,TWRP, T3 and T4.

Any way to fix it? Thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Panther6834:
To be completely honest, I do not know, and cannot say, whether (or not) it will work on your tablet. I am forgetting right now whether I used T2, T3, or T4, but, in the end, it did work. I do know why it failed the first few times - instead of placing the files in the root directory of the microSD card, I had accidentally placed them in the root directory of the tablet, itself. The files NEED to be on the microSD card. Some devices list the internal storage as an SD card, so you need to make certain that, when copying them from your computer, you are actually placing them on the microSD card. I wish I could be of more help/assistance, but, as I mentioned in my initial post, I am still (technically speaking) fairly new to rooting. The only devices I've previously rooted were (in order) an HTC Hero cell phone, and a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition).
[Miscellaneous Android Development] duledxb:
Onda V891w DualOS 32GB 8.9" v5

Hi !

I would like to commend your work and to confirm that solution is 100% working,

using IntelAndroid-FBRL-07-24-2015 (option 5 CWM, then T3) and Intel ADB USB Driver v1.10.0

Tablet is Onda v891w 8.9" DualOS 32GB v5, Win8.1 + Android 4.4.4 factory firmware v1.0.0_v5

Intel BayTrail Z3735F X86 1.83GHz, 2GB DDR3L, 32GB eMMC, Intel HD Graphics Gen7 1920x1200

Thank You !
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tatoone:
With Lenovo S8-50 tab option T3 work well. Thanks

Inviato dal mio Lenovo TAB S8-50L utilizzando Tapatalk
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kairali:
Asus fonepad kooe

THANK YOU

:):):):):):):):):):)

success rooting my ASUS FONEPAD KOOE.....

USING

SELECT...... T2 oem backup_factory
[Miscellaneous Android Development] wangdaning:
Works on Onda v116w dual boot tablet. Is it possible to permanently install the recovery. I can get to the fastboot manually, did not try any commands, just went with the instructions in op to be safe. Any chance of finding the img files and making a flashable zip?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fperez76:
Hi, I've installed xposed on my chuwi vi10 and now I have a bootloop. I've tried to use the program IntelAndroid-FBRL-07-24-2015.7z and booting on fastboot but no result. Please I need to enter again on recovery mode to flash xposed disabler. This is an image running the program.

http://es.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=103v311&s=8
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Antagonist42:
You may have to read through the whole thread for your device but did see this and it has BOOT image http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=62012230 and also noticed it said that if RECOVERY is damaged it won't boot, so you may need to find a copy of recovery for your device first ;)

Check end of thread ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fperez76:
Finally I found the solution

Bootloop on chuwi vi10 after install xposed. No adb or fastboot.

If you can't enter adb or fastboot (remote: unknown command)

You must boot Windows(hold power button and - volume) choose windows with volume buttons and later power button to select.

Boot windows and install ext2fsd http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2.../Ext2fsd/0.62/

Start the program and you'll see all the partitions. Choose android partition 7gb more or less and ext4 type.

Assign a letter and select the option to mount on the next restart.

Restart windows, now you can enter into the partition on my computer.

Search files called xposed and delete them.

Icon change OS and accept. Boot android normally.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] itasoulas:
All went fine doing this on Lenovo TAB S8-50L. Rooted also.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] thanhhien0907:
Please, update Intel Android devices root for Nokia N1 -Chine - Android 5.1.1:crying:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Minto107:
Hey guys I need drivers for my Lenovo S8-50L it hangs at waiting for device

Sent from my white GT-I9305 ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] datsoy:
Its working on my phone, asus zenfone 5. using t4.

though twrp touch screen is problematic, but can be managed.

cwm recovery is also working though /data cant unmount, state always mounted. (no problem there), hehe.

thanks [MENTION=4821597]social-design-concepts[/MENTION] :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Ezekial:
Did you install the Intel driver pack?

Check device manager after it boots to the bootloader to see if you have a missing driver.

Essentially there are 2 Windows drivers required depending what environment the tablet is booted into.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Minto107:
Yeah I found way to do this.It was Intel driver ;)

Wysłane z mojego Lenovo TAB S8-50L przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pdt100:
FTRL on N1

Hi, seeking a little help with the FTRL script. I have a Nokia N1 and have managed to get it permanently stuck in fastboot mode, am unable to get into recovery mode etc. I had previously used the FTRL script to enter recovery / set up GAPPS and all was good. For some stupid reason i accepted a SW update notification and now everything has gone to custard. I went back to basics to try and follow process again but now seem to have managed to get the device stuck in fastboot mode. The N1 is still responsive in fastboot and i can send it fastboot commands however i dont seem to be able to get it out of fastboot mode either by option on the dvice or commands from the computer.

running the FTRL script doesnt work as it doesnt seem to have permission to flash the partitions as per the following message (I am running FTRL as administrator)

==================================

FASTBOOT TETHERED RECOVERY LAUNCHER 05-16-2015-PTR

==================================

DEVICE STATUS: FASTBOOT-ONLINE

DEVICE INFORMATION: L25117C8N1K3 Fastboot

==================================

copy needed files to our device

target reporting max download size of 536890912 bytes

sending '/tmp/recover.zip'(3477 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.321s]

writing '/tmp/recovery.zip'...

FAILED (remote: not allowed to flash this partition)

the script then fails in the same way for recovery.launcher and logcat.

i have tried unlocking the device (fastboot oem unlock) after reading some threads here however that doesnt work either, same error. i have also tried using the 24/7/15 version of FTRL, same error.

any suggestions appreciated?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dawgdoc:
This is a bit of a guess on my part; I have an Acer Tablet that I recovered by using flashboot to flash the default recovery. I had extracted it from a dump of the stock system image/ROM found in an older thread for generic intel devices.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] social-design-concepts:
Is OEM unlock an option under developer setting in android? What version of Android?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] saupiquet:
Unfortunately same problem here too. (lenovo 1050F under lolillop last release)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] workdowg:
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[Miscellaneous Android Development] social-design-concepts:
The issue is that on windows the fastboot drivers get installed wrong and installed as adb drivers instead of bootloader drivers you have to go into windows device manager and manually update the driver and selecting the bootloader driver.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] chris92:
Hi,

I have the Lenovo yoga 2 830F (under lollipop) and I could not manage to root my device using this method.

I use windows.

I have a few question:

First the tablet must be in normal mode or in recovery mode to do the root ?

Then, when i connect it in normal mode to my PC, the adb interface is not recognized, even if i have installed the latest intel drivers.

So I guess io don't have the right one: Can somebody give me the link to the drivers for this tablet ?

(I tried it on windows xp, 7, and 10, and impossible to get the adb interface recognized !)

Thanx !
[Miscellaneous Android Development] workdowg:
See the post above yours. ;)

Sent from my YOGA Tablet 2-1050F
[Miscellaneous Android Development] itasoulas:
Is it OK/safe to wipe cache and dalvik through this temporary CWM recovery? Thanks!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] social-design-concepts:
I've never had any issues with it
[Miscellaneous Android Development] marcx987:
love the work but have a question about twrp functions. I get the launcher up and it reboots my tablet adb but the only method i can use is cwm(which open gapps doesnt support and pa gaaps goes bleh).

When ever i try to use any of the twrp function hdpi/mdpi/portrait/landscape. It boots fine but i cant use the touch screen at all. Cant slide to unlock or anything. The only thing that works is power button which locks twrp. Twrp is not frozen though the time goes up normal increments as its supposed to. just cant use the screen. I have a onda v919 v7 tablet(chinese tablet i know)

Is there anything i can do to help make this run or can someone link me to clear tutorial on compiling twrp in windows for generic devices. I found one thread but cant find which github to use and the instructions are for linux.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] brazzle:
Has anyone got the Dell Venue 10 7000 (Dell Venue 7040) ADB/fastboot driver to work? I've installed the universal adb driver from http://androidxda.com/download-dell-usb-drivers but I still haven't gotten it to work.

I checked the Device Manager and the only unknown device is MTP.

Thanks!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] J M L:
oem shell_cmd

I searched this thread, but didn't see any reference to this information. On the Asus Zenfone 2 (z551ml), at least, there is a fastboot oem option called shell_cmd which allows arbitrary unix commands to be run as root in the droidboot/fastboot environment. The limits I've found so far are that the command has to be less than 64 characters, and that each line returned to the PC host is truncated at 73 characters.

The form of the command is as simple as

fastboot oem shell_cmd "ls"

I've confirmed through "touch", "ls -l", etc. that it runs as root. It's possible to mount the main /system as read write. You don't need to use much imagination to get root on the main system from that point.

I'm able to boot to a tethered recovery without using any triggers tricks, just a few simple commands.

fastboot flash /tmp/recovery.zip recovery.zip
fastboot flash /tmp/recovery.launcher recovery.launcher
fastboot oem shell_cmd "chmod 755 /tmp/recovery.launcher
fastboot oem shell_cmd "/tmp/recovery.launcher /tmp/recovery.zip"

I'm not sure if oem shell_cmd exists on any other devices, so this might be of only limited interest.

---------- Post added at 11:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 PM ----------

I realize this is not directly related to the topic of this thread, but the people here seem to be experts on the fastboot/droidboot environment, so I'm hoping somebody can help me. Is there any way to get debug or log information out of the fastboot environment?

On the Asus Zenfone 2, many people are experiencing a problem where any "fastboot flash" command returns the error

FAILED (remote: Permission denied
)

See this thread for more details. Some things complete successfully, such as writing files to /tmp and updating the recovery partition, but updating the main /system will fail.

Using the techniques in the first part of this post I've poked around and can get a dmesg listing, but not a proper logcat. This makes it difficult to figure out what is wrong, because I'm not sure what exactly is trying to be done for which permission is denied.

If anybody here has some advice or can point me in a direction to investigate, I will appreciate it.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] elmajor:
root definitive, not temporary got, tested chuwi vi10 and vi8

download, to give the .bat and already say that I have not gotten in air x98 3g

do not let me put external links do not have 10 posts, sorry, seeking what you will find
[Miscellaneous Android Development] skooter32:
Awesome!! M8t worked a treat on Asus me170c lollipop 5.0 now all we need is custom recovery/rom
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tinOFbeer:
Can I use this metod on Dell Venue 7 3G (hspa+) Z2560 / 2GB ram

Wysłane z mojego Galaxy Nexus przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Miscellaneous Android Development] skooter32:
So when you going to build a custom recovery and rom for me170c because this programme rooted my memo pad perfect cheers dude
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tinOFbeer:
Read OP

...if the devices has a locked bootloader the device will fail to boot the unsigned images

Wysłane z mojego Galaxy Nexus przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fmcheetah:
Rooted my Lenovo K80 M

Thanks to social design concepts
[Miscellaneous Android Development] skooter32:
Hey working great asus MeMO pad me170c now could u write something to unlock bootloader and give us a custom recovery/Rom

Cheers
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Leproso_Ivan:
Thx a lot!

I use the IntelAndroid-FBRL-07-24-2015.7z version.

But, after tipping ACCEPT, I choose twrp (opc1) because the cwm.zip generates a reboot.

Sorry for my english.

ACER Iconia One 7 B1-730
[Miscellaneous Android Development] IgorEisberg:
I'd like to know that too.

It works perfectly on Chuwi Vi10 Pro (Intel Atom Z3736F) but I'd like to know how can I flash that TWRP to the persistent recovery partition instead of tethering it to the PC?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xda-log:
Not working on ME572CL

Not working on ME572CL

It reboot to CWM or TWRP and define in Device Manager correctly, but on the screen is nothing.

Also i may connect to tablet via ADB and see filesystem:

adb shell

ls

View attachment 3501861

When i enter this commands:

cd sbin

recovery

View attachment 3501862

I can see half-screen CWM logo! Bottom part of screen is CWM logo.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Xcaliber:
Add ASUS ZenPad S 8 Z580C and ASUS ZenPad S 8 Z580CA onto this list.

The "ZenPad root achieved" forum has a large number of members who have successfully rooted their tablets (including myself) using your Intel script to tether CWM. We use option T2 and it works wonderfully.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ecsjr:
Attempting this process on Dell Venue 10 7040, big brother to the Venue 8 7840... I get to the FastBoot menu on device and the script starts injecting the files and then I get an error... RESULT: FAIL (command not allowed in this device state)

UPDATE: Noticing that Device State is remaining LOCKED even after I turn on OEM Unlocking in Developer Options. Is this my problem?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] workdowg:
Locked or unlocked doesn't mean a thing with this alternate way. It creates a temporary environment to run the recovery...

As far as your error, sorry I don't know the device. My only guess would be you are not in dnx(droidboot) mode, the bootloader fastboot. You may want to make sure by rebooting from Android, but make sure your device can reboot to bootloader when locked or you could hard brick.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] social-design-concepts:
OEM Unlocking in Developer Options enables you to issue fastboot oem unlock

I don't own that device I would suggest reading through the venue forums before doing anything.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ecsjr:
How to know if I am in DNX mode? I can get into Fastboot menu using the launcher in "IntelAndroid-FBRL-05-16-2015-PTR" or adb command or hardware buttons... All three different ways seem to take me to same Fastboot menu. Shows device info and process commands if I use launcher, but all command fail. Just waits for adb or fastboot commands if I use adb command line or hardware buttons on side of tablet.

---------- Post added at 04:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:12 AM ----------

Yea the Venue 10 7040 has maybe two post in all of xda and both point to you lol. And yes, enabling OEM unlock in developer options on the tablet, then I use fastboot command and get the *Am I sure I want to unlock menu. I select Yes with the devices power button but I get command failed response. Something to do with "Device in this State"
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ecsjr:
UPDATE: Not too worried about bricking device as I have a backup... So I decided to flash the Eaglespeak .zip from the dellopensource ftp... Just flashed the erase factory xml inside the zip using Intel Phone Flash Lite and somehow that got the device state to read as unknown. Now I can get to recovery using Social Concepts T4 but once I am in recovery, Nothing works. I cant apply zip from internal or external SD because I get "Can't Mount" error.