i thought when we CHECK for update it only checks for update, so i went to setting and checked for it, after checking it said there's a new update, see notification, and it's downloading, i didn't know that, i thought it will let me choose weather download and install or cancel. so i turned off wifi to stop downloading, now it's 3%. and i can't cancel downloading.
- my tablet is rooted, how do i get root back after the update?
- i disabled a lot of system apps: maps, supernote, browser, mynet, mycloud,... and a lot more that i don't use. i only disabled them, i didn't uninstalled/removed/deleted them. do i need to re-enable them before update?
- i deleted CMClient.apk and CMClient.odex in /system/app for asus device tracker problem, but i have a backup of those files. do i need to copy them back to /system/app?
- i disabled the smart dimmer / dynamic contrast. do i need to enable it now?
- i installed root apps: adfree,...
and how can i cancel the update? will i be able to update again after cancel? i want to turn wifi on, now using my computer typing this.
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UPDATE (8/18/2012 6:24 PM PT): it appears that if you have SuperSU installed (and ran for at least 1 time) and backed up root using Voodoo OTA root keeper before updating, you will be able to restore root after updating. So for those who have a rooted TF300 and want to keep root after updating to Jelly Bean, here's how:
- Your device is rooted and have SuperUser installed (of course)
- Download and install and run SuperSU.
- Download and install Voodoo OTA root keeper and use it to back up root.
- Update
- Use OTA root keeper to restore root.
- Done
Me and some people did not have SuperSU installed, so we lost root after the update, and we're waiting for a way to root our devices. Thank you
[I changed the thread title from "TF300, rooted, how to update to Jelly Bean?" to "How to update ROOTED TF300 to Jelly Bean" ]
Use Voodoo OTA RootKeeper to backup your root access, and restore it after the update.
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You dont need to turn off wifi once it downloads it won't install automatically you have to select and tap on install. You will need to restore the deleted system apps for it to work. Disabled apps can remained disabled, not sure about the smart dimmer I would restore it just in case. Also if you have a modded build.prop you need to restore it to the stock one. So far the only rooted app that made me have boot loops on jb was ezoverclock so you should unnistall before. And if you are using atp tweaks restore to default noop and reboot before upgrading.
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jgaf said:
You dont need to turn off wifi once it downloads it won't install automatically you have to select and tap on install. You will need to restore the deleted system apps for it to work.
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no i didn't deleted system apps, but i disabled them (go to app info - disable), that's a built in feature, do i need to enable them now?
edit my post no need to reenable i have a bunch disabled had no problems
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vap_66 said:
Use Voodoo OTA RootKeeper to backup your root access, and restore it after the update.
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That's not working for me on Jellybean. Voodoo acts like it restores the root, but SuperUser doesn't have root access.
try downloading supersu
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TDMVP73 said:
That's not working for me on Jellybean. Voodoo acts like it restores the root, but SuperUser doesn't have root access.
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so there's no way to get root access back after update?
also how i don't know how to use voodoo root keeper, when i open it i see there are 5 options, 4 options are checked, (the last one protect su copy available not checked), i hit the button (forget the name of the button, but it's the only button to tap), now i see 2 buttons, i don't see any word like restore root? how can i restore root after update? open the app and tap what button?
Once you updgrade you'll see the restore root button when you open rootkeeper. I'm on JB and rooted.
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nooktablet said:
so there's no way to get root access back after update?
also how i don't know how to use voodoo root keeper, when i open it i see there are 5 options, 4 options are checked, (the last one protect su copy available not checked), i hit the button (forget the name of the button, but it's the only button to tap), now i see 2 buttons, i don't see any word like restore root? how can i restore root after update? open the app and tap what button?
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Voodoo didn't restore my root access after updating to Jellybean, so I think its kind of pointless. But when you make a backup of your root access, all the check marks should be highlighted.
TDMVP73 said:
Voodoo didn't restore my root access after updating to Jellybean, so I think its kind of pointless. But when you make a backup of your root access, all the check marks should be highlighted.
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yeah, after i tap the button to back up root, they're all checked, just watched a youtube video and this is normal
but when you restore root it does nothing?
jgaf said:
Once you updgrade you'll see the restore root button when you open rootkeeper. I'm on JB and rooted.
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how did you do that? did you have to download super su or something like you said? i have superuser installed, but i don't know what super su is. also what do you do after you download it? open it and tap something? or it runs in the background and automatically helps keep root?
sorry i'm a noob, thanks for answering my questions
jgaf said:
Once you updgrade you'll see the restore root button when you open rootkeeper. I'm on JB and rooted.
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I backed up my root access before updating to Jellybean and now its gone. Voodoo acts like it restores it, but SuperUser clears doesn't have root access, it won't even update the binary.
TDMVP73 said:
I backed up my root access before updating to Jellybean and now its gone. Voodoo acts like it restores it, but SuperUser clears doesn't have root access, it won't even update the binary.
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Try using SuperSU you can download through market.
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jgaf said:
Try using SuperSU you can download through market.
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so did you have to use supersu?
nooktablet said:
so did you have to use supersu?
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I have always used SuperSU, and ota rootkeeper worked for me fine when restoring root on JB
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jgaf said:
I have always used SuperSU, and ota rootkeeper worked for me fine when restoring root on JB
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Q: Was bootloader unlocked when received OTA update?
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DMardroid said:
Q: Was bootloader unlocked when received OTA update?
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I'm not unlocked AFAIK unlocked devices don't receive OTAs
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DMardroid said:
Q: Was bootloader unlocked when received OTA update?
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Unlock device will not receive OTA update according to ASUS warning in the Unlock Tools before user decide to unlock or not.
jgaf said:
I have always used SuperSU, and ota rootkeeper worked for me fine when restoring root on JB
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before you replied i went installed the update, now i lost root, because i didn't have supersu installed
now what can i do? we can't downgrade, what can super su help now?
did you backup with ota rootkeeper before updating? If so you should be able to restore root. Then download and run supersu
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I have my rooted transformer and am trying to update but stow a quarter way throught the install and gives me an android Guy with a triangle with a "!" Sign in it... stock everything just rooted please help
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Fixed!!!!! I used Brks Asus transformer rootkit script to root which installs an insecure bootimage to work and this is what caused the problem, I just plugged my trandormer in and restored my original files then the update went on fine first try!!!! Thanks for the help!!!!
Did you install Clemsyn/Blades OC kernel? More than likely this is causing your problem.......
I'm getting the same error. Running 3.2 stock but rooted, no modified kernel. Only thing I modified was the Netflix patch which doesn't seem like it's needed now. Is there a flash able zip for this new update?
You can't update the normal way after rooting.
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magicdave26 said:
You can't update the normal way after rooting.
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Actually, thats not true. I was running on stock 8.6.5.6 rooted, and was able to update sucessfully. I verified the update in the settings. I have also verified with root checker that i am no longer rooted, as i was before the update. I bought my transformer only a few weeks ago. It came with 3.1 and i updated to 3.2 before rooting. Wonder if that or the rooting method has something to do with why i was able to update while rooted.
I rooted using the method in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1125714
oilerseberle14 said:
I have my rooted transformer and am trying to update but stow a quarter way throught the install and gives me an android Guy with a triangle with a "!" Sign in it... stock everything just rooted please help
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Same happened to me. As I understand it just rooting doesn't prevent future OTA updates, hence why I was prompted to download this latest, but why it now after failing it tells me there is no longer an update available is beyond me. I can only think ASUS has pulled it for some reason.
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Taomyn said:
Same happened to me. As I understand it just rooting doesn't prevent future OTA updates, hence why I was prompted to download this latest, but why it now after failing it tells me there is no longer an update available is beyond me. I can only think ASUS has pulled it for some reason.
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You only get it offered the once. Your device is then marked as updated at Asus end. If it didn't work because you were rooted, then tough...
cavsoldier19d said:
Actually, thats not true. I was running on stock 8.6.5.6 rooted, and was able to update sucessfully. I verified the update in the settings. I have also verified with root checker that i am no longer rooted, as i was before the update. I bought my transformer only a few weeks ago. It came with 3.1 and i updated to 3.2 before rooting. Wonder if that or the rooting method has something to do with why i was able to update while rooted.
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Hmm interesting.
Which method did you use to root it?
Maybe we can pin point why the updates are failing for some people after rooting. I would like to root mine if it was 100% that the OTA updates would still work, even if I had to root it again after each one.
magicdave26 said:
Hmm interesting.
Which method did you use to root it?
Maybe we can pin point why the updates are failing for some people after rooting. I would like to root mine if it was 100% that the OTA updates would still work, even if I had to root it again after each one.
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I'm having problems with OTA updates and have used Brk's ASUS Transformer HC3.2 RootKit Script to root my device.
I probably did something very stupid...in which I factory reset the device, but noticed that "superuser" is still installed in the apps list. I'm wondering now if i have to re root the device to uninstall superuser and then do another factory reset and then see if the OTA update works? suggestions appreciated
I always look at the updater script in the package before I update. This script contains a bunch of asserts that check the integrity of certain files before it will apply the update. If you can get the update package just open " \META-INF\com\google\android\updater-script" with notepad and that will show everything that's happening when the update occurs including the file asserts it makes. If you've modified these files then it will not update. 8.6.5.6 initially didn't work for me but by checking the script I found the problem was my srs_processing.cfg file because I tried to fix my speaker balance and this was a file that the script asserted. After restoring the original file I was able to update with stock recovery even though I had modified other system files. As long as the specific files the update checks are ok the update will proceed.
aSIMULAtor said:
I'm having problems with OTA updates and have used Brk's ASUS Transformer HC3.2 RootKit Script to root my device.
I probably did something very stupid...in which I factory reset the device, but noticed that "superuser" is still installed in the apps list. I'm wondering now if i have to re root the device to uninstall superuser and then do another factory reset and then see if the OTA update works? suggestions appreciated
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You need to UnRoot it, I don't think factory reset makes any difference to rooting
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1198303
magicdave26 said:
Hmm interesting.
Which method did you use to root it?
Maybe we can pin point why the updates are failing for some people after rooting. I would like to root mine if it was 100% that the OTA updates would still work, even if I had to root it again after each one.
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The above post about altering certain files appears it might have something to do with it. I rooted using this method... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1198303
But it was V2 when i used it. It is now currently V4.
You can re-download the update if you clear your DMClient cache.
Follow the instructions in this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-1106054.html
I had the error with the Android + exclamation mark so I unrooted (reflashed both the stock ROM AND the stock recovery - to get rid of clockworkmod) then cleared the DMClient cache and was I able to update OTA.
As far as I am aware the OTA will not install if you have clockwork Mod flashed for recovery. But if you have rooted without flashing over stock recovery ie clockwork mod not installed the OTA should work but you will lose root by updating.
DT39 said:
As far as I am aware the OTA will not install if you have clockwork Mod flashed for recovery. But if you have rooted without flashing over stock recovery ie clockwork mod not installed the OTA should work but you will lose root by updating.
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Good point. I did not have clockwork mod recovery installed. Had stock recovery, stock ROM rooted.
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I used brk's rootkit script and just restored the original bootimage and it installed perfect let me know if it worked for you guys as well
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I tried flashing back original boot and recovery image, update still failed, and now it fota won't come back. Cleared DMClient cache and hard reset. Guess I'm out of luck until someone releases a flashable version of the update?
Hizpanick said:
I tried flashing back original boot and recovery image, update still failed, and now it fota won't come back. Cleared DMClient cache and hard reset. Guess I'm out of luck until someone releases a flashable version of the update?
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Same thing happened to me. Tried all the above, and can't get the update to come back.
Have any of you changed original system files whilst rooted? That's why it was failing for me. I managed to get the update again but it failed. I got it once more after it rebooted but took a copy first, unrooting made no difference. Unlike the downloadable firmwares from the ftp site which I checked out, the update script checks the integrity of a ton of files mainly the system apps that cannot be changed without root. If any have changed the script aborts.
Unfortunately even though I had backed up all of them with Titanium Backup, it wouldn't restore them and TB just hung. I tried all its options but nothing helped - a little worrying.
In the end I copied off the TB backup directory to a USB stick and used the NVflash recovery to restore back to factory. I then performed the upgrade again to both the tablet and dock without issues. Four hours later I have it almost back to where I want it.
Hope this helps some of you, even though it's not the best process, but the update imho is worth it
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:beer:This is very simple.
1) Get Root first in v.19
2) Go there and read what is about it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17117779
3) Download from market Voodo OTA RootKeeper.
4) Install Voodo OTA RootKeeper and run the application and make a backup of your root.
5) Go to settings/about tablet/system firmware update/check update
6) Follow regular update procedure
7) After reboot open Voodo OTA RootKeeper and restore root.
8) Be happy with the new updated tablet and with working root.
Thanks to supercurio for his tools and application.
This has been done on TF101 US v19 B80 series
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goodoane said:
:beer:This is very simple.
1) Get Root first in v.19
2) Go there and read what is about it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17117779
3) Download from market Voodo OTA RootKeeper.
4) Install Voodo OTA RootKeeper and run the application and make a backup of your root.
5) Go to settings/about tablet/system firmware update/check update
6) Follow regular update procedure
7) After reboot open Voodo OTA RootKeeper and restore root.
8) Be happy with the new updated tablet and with working root.
Thanks to supercurio for his tools and application.
This has been done on TF101 US v19 B80 series
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that is just pure craziness... whatever works though... but if you dont flash a custom rom there's always a chance u can lose root with asus's updates and such... pretty smart peeps if they wanna lock it down gonna be hard to get back in.. i dont flash **** unless it comes through a dev first just to be safe....
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or just flash a rom that has been updated to the 21 base firmware.. like revolver.
KingDavid63 said:
that is just pure craziness... whatever works though... but if you dont flash a custom rom there's always a chance u can lose root with asus's updates and such... pretty smart peeps if they wanna lock it down gonna be hard to get back in.. i dont flash **** unless it comes through a dev first just to be safe....
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OTA Rootkeeper will only not work if the complete /system partition is wiped. At the moment this is not the case with current OTA updates.
Can you apply this method and update a rom in specifc prime rom. Thanks in advance
Worked as advertised on my B70. I had frozen DMClient using Titanium Backup so it didn't keep bugging me about the update. However when I thawed it out while applying the above procedure the transfomer told me I had an update and to click the notification in the bar, but there wasn't one (notification). A reboot brought things back the way they should be and I was able to click on the notification and complete the process.
Could I request the OP keep this thread up to date as to whether it is effective on future updates where ASUS tries to take away root (thinking particularly of possible ICS).
I will keep this update if we gonna have new updates.
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Hey, I am having a problem with my B70 TF101 Transformer. I am not seeing any available OTA updates at all. ICS may not be out yet for me, but I don't even see the .21 update.
Here's some background, everything was fine and I was running a rooted Transformer. I installed Busybox off the market and it proceeded to remove root and make everything stop working (wireless, bluetooth, a number of other things).
I ran these steps:
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1417006)
Update. trippmcnealy had success with a tweak to this. If it doesn't work you might want to follow his method.
1) Download http://www.multiupload.com/X65RBVD2MB
2) Unzip so you have just have "WW_epad-user-8.6.6.19.zip". Keep this zipped and copy to root of external SD.
3) Put another copy of the same file on your external SD card and name it "EP101_SDUPDATE.zip"
4) Put both files "EP101_SDUPDATE.zip" and "WW_epad-user-8.6.6.19.zip" on the root of your internal SD card.
5) Power down your TF
6) Power up into recovery - by pressing the power button and volume down button. Then press volume up when instructed by the screen.
7) You should now see the Android guy with some gears turning. This is good, actually this is GREAT! This will go on for a minute or so and then the device will reboot on its own. It will then go to the boot screen and you should see a bar showing you the progress of the update.
8) Once it has completed, install RazorClaw and root your device.
It allowed me to recover root and I am running .19 once more. Everything currently works beautifully, except I do not have any OTA updates available.
My concerns are twofold: I used WW_epad-user-8.6.6.19.zip as suggested, however I am in the US. I am wondering if that has an impact. I am also wondering if I don't see any updates because it THINKS I have .21 already completed somehow?
Any ideas?
I think 8.6.6.xx is for 3G version and the last version is 8.6.6.23. What tablet do you have?... Is only wifi or 3G version?..
For 3G no update yet.
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It's a TF101, WiFi only, no 3G.
A screenshot --> i.imgur.com/mecln.png
You do have a custom rom on your tablet, you need to get the original update 8.6.5.21(US or WW) from asus web page and flash to stock. Then you will be able to get the OTA ICS rom.
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If you currently have WW_8.6.5.21 can you flash to US_8.6.5.21 or would that cause a problem. I have not been able to find that answered for the TF101
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I'm confused as to how I got a custom ROM without root access at the time. Following those steps again with 8.6.5.21 is what I've been trying and it never sees the update. I put the file on both the internal and external SD in the root with two files named correctly.
I am downloading these zip files right off of ASUS' support site.
same problem with my B50 TF101
rooted with Possible fix for lost root with 8.6.5.21 steps
stuck in WW_epad-user-8.6.6.19.
Couldn't flash to WW_8.6.5.21 or US_8.6.5.21 or US_8.6.5.13
Help please!:
thanks
bgkid88 said:
same problem with my B50 TF101
rooted with Possible fix for lost root with 8.6.5.21 steps
stuck in WW_epad-user-8.6.6.19.
Couldn't flash to WW_8.6.5.21 or US_8.6.5.21 or US_8.6.5.13
Help please!:
thanks
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Look for the NVFLASH for your device to go back to 8.6.5.13, then do the update.
goodoane said:
I think 8.6.6.xx is for 3G version and the last version is 8.6.6.23. What tablet do you have?... Is only wifi or 3G version?..
For 3G no update yet.
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Sorry for the stupid question
You mean I have to switch to wifi to get the ics update or it is not available for 3g devices?
hapahopi said:
Look for the NVFLASH for your device to go back to 8.6.5.13, then do the update.
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Thank you very much indeed
followed your advice ;
nvflash & updated to us 9.2.1.11
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FYI,
Can b rooted with viperMod
enjoy!
[TOOL][Updated 2.22.12]viperMOD PrimeTime v4.5 | Auto Root/Unroot/Busybox/CMW Flash!
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hairpower said:
Sorry for the stupid question
You mean I have to switch to wifi to get the ics update or it is not available for 3g devices?
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Is not available for 3g version devices is only for wifi devices and OTG is only for 8.6.5.21 version.
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Well, now that the thread derailment is over. For anyone who is reading this looking for help in a similar situation, here is what I did:
- I installed RecoveryInstaller.apk (Google'd for it) so I could get CWM on the Tablet.
- I then upgraded to 8.6.5.21 with that. I lost root (and CWM), but did not see any OTA updates.
- I sort of gave up at this point, since I assume it's past recovering without wiping my tablet AGAIN (had to wipe it when I did the upgrade which got me into this mess).
- I then found an upgrade to ICS which does not kill root, so I re-installed CWM with RecoveryInstaller and then flashed to ICS with that. I probably still won't see OTA updates, but I have CWM and root so I can just flash them manually if needed.
Not an elegant solution, but I lost no data and my Android tablet appears to be running just fine.
Ask any question and ill try to help you on the topic.
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My update download failed after 99 percent, now can't find update or it says failed when checking. Do you know where this 99 percent would have been stored? Maybe I can launch it from my file directory to get this going?
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Your looking at something that didn't fully download you just want the update right no root?
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I am rooted, so would be very happy to get the ota to work. I am using supersu with voodoo back up. Have tried dm/cm wipe, plus temporary unroot , cold boot, and removing sd card.
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You could download the update off Asus website and extract in your internal sd folder but after that you will lose root
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joeyman08 said:
You could download the update off Asus website and extract in your internal sd folder but after that you will lose root
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I know... So frustrating!
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I lost my root and used voodo ota keeper but no luck. but to me the extra speed was worth the loss. I hopefully development on a new root will be out soon
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Know it is not possible to root JB with locked bootloader, however, is it posible to root JB with unlocked bootloader?
Do not need to install any special recovery, stock recovery, stock JB + root.
Would like to do:
1) manual update to JB using using file downloaded from Asus
2) unlocking bootloader
3) root "only"
i've successfully installed jb, but my device isn't recognising my microsd...
i've checked at these location /mnt/ - /removable/ - /storage/ -...but still cant find my microsd
i've tried remove/reinsert & rebooting (as well as cold booting) many times, but still no solution...
anybody has the same problem? any suggestion?
joeyman08 said:
You could download the update off Asus website and extract in your internal sd folder but after that you will lose root
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And why would you lose root access? Flashing the file this way should not wipe your data, thus the root remains.
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redz91 said:
i've successfully installed jb, but my device isn't recognising my microsd...
i've checked at these location /mnt/ - /removable/ - /storage/ -...but still cant find my microsd
i've tried remove/reinsert & rebooting (as well as cold booting) many times, but still no solution...
anybody has the same problem? any suggestion?
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I've herd of this problem maybe putting all your files on pc then format and reputation the files back.
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im already on US_epaduser9_4_3_30 on my tablet been using it,so do i still have to download it from asus and install it again?
Since upgrading to jb, the Asus task manager widget causes a lock up on a black screen if i press the One Click button... anybody else experienced this on jb?
David Dee said:
My update download failed after 99 percent, now can't find update or it says failed when checking. Do you know where this 99 percent would have been stored? Maybe I can launch it from my file directory to get this going?
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The updated is in root/cache/dlpkgfile. The download probably failed to the overwhelming demand of download requests around the world, since most ppl have WW. Just keep trying to download again.
redz91 said:
i've successfully installed jb, but my device isn't recognising my microsd...
i've checked at these location /mnt/ - /removable/ - /storage/ -...but still cant find my microsd
i've tried remove/reinsert & rebooting (as well as cold booting) many times, but still no solution...
anybody has the same problem? any suggestion?
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Have you tried another sdcard? If non work there might be a problem with your slot, maybe try factory reset. If it still fails you might need to exchange it and/or conctat asus
vap_66 said:
And why would you lose root access? Flashing the file this way should not wipe your data, thus the root remains.
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It is know (like dothraki would say) that doing a manual update makes you lose root no matter what you do, you won't lose data but it seems something in the system gets overwritten making one lose root.
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ukdtweak said:
Since upgrading to jb, the Asus task manager widget causes a lock up on a black screen if i press the One Click button... anybody else experienced this on jb?
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Try clearing the data from the task manager and/or doing a cold boot. I don't use the widget I have it disable though. If that doesn't work you might need to try a factory reset.
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Okay my first firmware download failed at 43%
I cleared cache for DMClient and CMClient.. then the green arrow appeared again and then the download failed at 99%..
Is it the problem that everybody is facing?? Please help lol...
After reboot and repeating the process it check for updates and says there is no update for my device... or sometimes fails the download immediately...
OR: it shows there is a system update, but after 1 secs it loads again and shoes that there is no update...
I didnt delete any system app or unlock my bootloader
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WIIstpM said:
Okay my first firmware download failed at 43%
I cleared cache for DMClient and CMClient.. then the green arrow appeared again and then the download failed at 99%..
Is it the problem that everybody is facing?? Please help lol...
After reboot and repeating the process it check for updates and says there is no update for my device... or sometimes fails the download immediately...
I didnt delete any system app or unlock my bootloader
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Just keep trying, wait a couple of hours and try again, my bet is that asus are overwhelmed with so many download requests. Failing download doesn't mean that your system is damaged or anything, after download if you get a laying android with a ! on top, then its failing installation.
Ok ppl, I am now on JB! Did a factory reset, then green arrow came right back. Root seems to have survived, trying to restore root now.....
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Can anyone tar/zip/something up a V9.4.3.30 /system/bin directory, apparently my gzip with busybox is whats causing my install to fail here it wants the original gzip installed (and i assume the other files too)
thnks.
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Ask any question and ill try to help you on the topic.
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joeyman08 said:
I've herd of this problem maybe putting all your files on pc then format and reputation the files back.
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jgaf said:
Have you tried another sdcard? If non work there might be a problem with your slot, maybe try factory reset. If it still fails you might need to exchange it and/or conctat asus
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the card is readable on my pc. Already reformatted (fat32), but still no luck...
it was working fine on ics before the update, idk if this is a bug in jb
i dont have other sdcard, so i cant tell, but its working fine before the update, so i think this is software related
is there any manual method of mounting the microsd, like using the terminal or anything? (since i have root)
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the card is readable on my pc. Already reformatted (fat32), but still no luck...
it was working fine on ics before the update, idk if this is a bug in jb
i dont have other sdcard, so i cant tell, but its working fine before the update, so i think this is software related
is there any manual method of mounting the microsd, like using the terminal or anything? (since i have root)
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I belive you can manually mount in settings that's at least what my epic4g touch offers in storage
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Has anyone been successful in update their Nexus 7 device with the following configuration:
1. Stock ROM
2. Rooted
3. SuperSU v0.98 (recently updated)
4. Voodoo RootKeeper
5. DPI set to 160, need confirmation but assuming this needs to be reverted back to 213
I have been viewing other posts of successful upgrades but with prior versions of SuperSU, so I was hoping i could find that one person who has the above configuration and was successful in updating.
Thanks,
JBIRD
Apart from 4, the Rootkeeper, that was my setup when I updated from 4.1.2 via the 4.2 OTA (adb sideload).
Worked fine.
Re-rooted using superboot and am happycat ever since.
SuperSU (updated) kills multiuser on my 4.2.
Even setting up a new user took over 15 minutes.
I kept getting SU requests from the new user for /system/bin/id. Why id was calling SU I have no idea - but it is a killer.
I was not able to recover until I used Voodoo RootKeeper to temporarily unroot. That fixed it. Multiuser performance is great now.
I will not use SuperSU again until a full fix is released. Really don't need root anyway until stickmount is fixed.
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SuperSU (updated) kills multiuser on my 4.2.
Even setting up a new user took over 15 minutes.
I kept getting SU requests from the new user for /system/bin/id. Why id was calling SU I have no idea - but it is a killer.
I was not able to recover until I used Voodoo RootKeeper to temporarily unroot. That fixed it. Multiuser performance is great now.
I will not use SuperSU again until a full fix is released. Really don't need root anyway until stickmount is fixed.
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Thanks for the information. So do you recommend removing superSU and root from the device prior to upgrading?
jbird92113 said:
Thanks for the information. So do you recommend removing superSU and root from the device prior to upgrading?
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No - keep SuperSU and RootKeeper.
As always - use RootKeeper to temporarily unroot before the upgrade.
After the upgrade, just wait for Chainfire to release an update before restoring root.
Actually - SuperSU seemed to work fine until I tried adding a second user. Only the multi user scenario gave me trouble.
rmm200 said:
No - keep SuperSU and RootKeeper.
As always - use RootKeeper to temporarily unroot before the upgrade.
After the upgrade, just wait for Chainfire to release an update before restoring root.
Actually - SuperSU seemed to work fine until I tried adding a second user. Only the multi user scenario gave me trouble.
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Thanks again. Sorry for the newbie questions but to confirm, I choose Temp. Un-root button in rootkeeper prior to the upgrade then run the OTA update?
jbird92113 said:
Thanks again. Sorry for the newbie questions but to confirm, I choose Temp. Un-root button in rootkeeper prior to the upgrade then run the OTA update?
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Yes!
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Yes!
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One last thing, I changed my DPI settings to 160, do I need to revert to back to 213...
I am not the right person to answer - but if buildprops is anything other than stock the update will fail. Think install checks the checksum.
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I am not the right person to answer - but if buildprops is anything other than stock the update will fail. Think install checks the checksum.
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Do you recommend to be on the safe side that I disable supersu as well prior to the upgrade?
Thanks again...
Really bad things happen if you disable Supersu and someone calls su. Leave it enabled and temporarily unroot.
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Oh, you didn't mention you were on Safestrap. That may bring up some additional issues. And you do need to revert your build.prop to the original. With any luck, you have a build.prop.bak that you can restore. SuperSU hasn't caused me any problems, but I don't use multi-user.
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Really bad things happen if you disable Supersu and someone calls su. Leave it enabled and temporarily unroot.
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Will follow your directions. I do have other apps that require root, once I update can I use the rootkeeper to re-enable root?
Thanks again for all your help..
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Will follow your directions. I do have other apps that require root, once I update can I use the rootkeeper to re-enable root?
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If it was me - I would not have root enabled while on a secondary user.
I am sure SuperSU will be fixed in short order.
If you use MSkips Nexus 7 Toolkit and use option 8 it will not only unlock the boot loader, but root, install busy box, your choice of either cwm or twrp, recommends using the 3.34 bootloader, and recommends using SuperSu 0.98 due to problems with superuser not being updated yet. I can attest to the fact that the 4.13 bootloader causes root issues. At least on my 7. Apparently that isn't so on all 7s.
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rmm200 said:
If it was me - I would not have root enabled while on a secondary user.
I am sure SuperSU will be fixed in short order.
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I am not going to use the multiuser feature as I am the only one who uses the tablet. Will rerooting work on the primary user?
Seems to work fine.
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So if I try to update to 4.2 AFTER updating supersu to v0.98 it will fail for sure? Still waiting for stickmount *fingers crossed* and Google to fix Bluetooth before I even attempt 4.2 anyway. Would uninstalling updates for supersu through app info/settings work? Tia
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Gigabitex2 said:
So if I try to update to 4.2 AFTER updating supersu to v0.98 it will fail for sure? Still waiting for stickmount *fingers crossed* and Google to fix Bluetooth before I even attempt 4.2 anyway. Would uninstalling updates for supersu through app info/settings work? Tia
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Only problems I have seen are trying to set up / use a second user while rooted.
Stay away from multi-user and you should be fine.
Note - problems I have reported with SuperSU may just be related to multiuser and root, no matter how you get root.
I have not tried the "superuser" app, so I have no idea if the problems will be the same.