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[UPDATE] CWM flashable ASUS update for ICS -- updated US, TW and WW version

As it says the update for ASUS ICS, but CWM flashable.
*WARNING* If you are rooted, you will need OTA rootkeeper from Market to flash this patch, or flash superuser after rebooting at least once. Currently US and WW ROMs only.
--If someone has an update from another version (CN, etc.) that they want to use, PM me with a link to the file and I can build/edit a script for that too and add it in--
You should be on an odexed stock ROM (rooted of-course) in order for this to work. If you are on a custom ROM, don't bother, it won't work for you. You will need to wait for the dev of your ROM to make a patch or upgrade.
I set this up to only flash the kernal and the patches. Recovery will not be effected. This is confirmed working for me.
The US version -- http://www.mediafire.com/?3aa16qy7sh4t9m4
The WW version -- credit to Lizard -- http://www.mediafire.com/?nw4zgwvl3yug0tw
The TW version -- thanks to wai43 for the files -- http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?cfq6d5lug4q4sd8
I will not be responsible if you brick your tablet. This patch worked fine for me, but may not work for others.

If I'm on stock rooted ics... Should I full wipe? Or just wipe cache and flash over? Thanks
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk

Ep3n3wp said:
If I'm on stock rooted ics... Should I full wipe? Or just wipe cache and flash over? Thanks
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk
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I didn't wipe anything. It worked fine for me. It works just like a normal update. You may need to be sure to have all the factory installed files though. I did the update from a full stock, rooted ROM. Worked great.

You sir are awesome. Worked perfectly.
For those like mE that edited thier system.
1. I flashed ics full over my set up to restore it without losing my settings.
2. Root keeper to keep root.
3. Flashed this update.
4. Used root keeper to restore root.
5. Profit????

tweaked said:
You sir are awesome. Worked perfectly.
For those like mE that edited thier system.
1. I flashed ics full over my set up to restore it without losing my settings.
2. Root keeper to keep root.
3. Flashed this update.
4. Used root keeper to restore root.
5. Profit????
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Honestly, I don't know if we can profit from this... lol, but thanks is just fine. I've been dabbling in this crap for years, but I had to go back to the drawing board to get that script to work right. I hope that ASUS has their crap together and don't release a bunch of patches over the next few months, that would suck for all the devs. It is supposed to have some benefits, but I've been playing with this for a few hours and haven't seen anything amazing yet... I'm working on some thing based on this and will release soon.
BTW, for those with random reboot issues, I have yet to have experienced that -- since the original update. Anyway, just my 2 cents.
sent from my ASUS Transformer running modded ICS using Tapatalk

Sharpe351 said:
Honestly, I don't know if we can profit from this... lol, but thanks is just fine. I've been dabbling in this crap for years, but I had to go back to the drawing board to get that script to work right. I hope that ASUS has their crap together and don't release a bunch of patches over the next few months, that would suck for all the devs. It is supposed to have some benefits, but I've been playing with this for a few hours and haven't seen anything amazing yet... I'm working on some thing based on this and will release soon.
BTW, for those with random reboot issues, I have yet to have experienced that -- since the original update. Anyway, just my 2 cents.
sent from my ASUS Transformer running modded ICS using Tapatalk
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I didn't have the reboot error either. I wasn't even going to install the update. But since you made it easy....

Thanks for the uneventful update.
I HAVE experienced RR on ICS; will see what happens.
The poll in the other thread does not lead me to believe that this update fixes all the problems that lead to random reboots.
Anyway, thanks.
Btw, I tried to capture the update blob but after I renamed it, it disappeared from the /cache
I was just curious as to what you did to the update to defang it.
Is removing the recovery enough?
Does it also carry a bootloader update which you also have to remove?

feisty_noodle said:
Thanks for the uneventful update.
I HAVE experienced RR on ICS; will see what happens.
The poll in the other thread does not lead me to believe that this update fixes all the problems that lead to random reboots.
Anyway, thanks.
Btw, I tried to capture the update blob but after I renamed it, it disappeared from the /cache
I was just curious as to what you did to the update to defang it.
Is removing the recovery enough?
Does it also carry a bootloader update which you also have to remove?
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I packed only the boot.img in the file. All the other junk is gone. From what I saw in the unpacked boot.img, there appears to be minor changes in the files. Quite possibly updates.
sent from my ASUS Transformer running modded ICS using Tapatalk

Can you just add superuser binary and the app plus busybox to the user script? I'm curious how you could go about further de clawing this update for rooted users.. maybe not wipe the system xbin folder just amend it? I'm out of my element...

luna_c666 said:
Can you just add superuser binary and the app plus busybox to the user script? I'm curious how you could go about further de clawing this update for rooted users.. maybe not wipe the system xbin folder just amend it? I'm out of my element...
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I backed up su with OTA RootKeeper then rebooted into CWR. I flashed the zip, rebooted and let the update "optimize [my] apps". Once that was done I was greeted with my usual homescreen. A toast notification informed me WebKey was granted SuperUser permission, as always happens on bootup.
Surprised, I launched SuperUser and saw a corresponding new entry in the log. I double checked my current version of su, which was found to be current. I'm assuming that a "No newer version of su available" means su (and thus root) wasn't removed during the upgrade.
I next launched OTA RootKeeper which oddly reported my TF101 was no longer rooted. Nonetheless I hit RESTORE and root is back: or rather OTA RootKeeper is happy now.
--L.

Patch good for Non US Firmware?
I have tried to flash this update but I get an asset failure. Could that be due to the fact that I am running stock WW ICS and not the US version?

error
I got the error in the image I tried a couple of options including the microsd.
https://www.sugarsync.com/pf/D7256720_703_699618527
Sorry I cant get the image to show.

Sharpe351 said:
I didn't wipe anything. It worked fine for me. It works just like a normal backup. You may need to be sure to have all the factory installed files though. I did the update from a full stock, rooted ROM. Worked great.
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Did you do this in CWM or no? I dont have CWM installed dont really care to bc Im not flashing any ROMs until NVflash works on my sbk version
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk

avasman said:
I have tried to flash this update but I get an asset failure. Could that be due to the fact that I am running stock WW ICS and not the US version?
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you have to be on a US firmware.
Sent from my Motorola Triumph on CM7 (my custom build) using Tapatalk

lemonoid said:
Did you do this in CWM or no? I dont have CWM installed dont really care to bc Im not flashing any ROMs until NVflash works on my sbk version
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk
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this is not a ROM. Its a patch from Asus. Yes, it is cwm flashable.
Sent from my Motorola Triumph on CM7 (my custom build) using Tapatalk

carlvk said:
I got the error in the image I tried a couple of options including the microsd.
https://www.sugarsync.com/pf/D7256720_703_699618527
Sorry I cant get the image to show.
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that is an assert failure. The update isn't happy due to the ROM you're running. if you aren't on a US ROM, it wont update.
Sent from my Motorola Triumph on CM7 (my custom build) using Tapatalk

Sharpe351 said:
that is an assert failure. The update isn't happy due to the ROM you're running. if you aren't on a US ROM, it wont update.
Sent from my Motorola Triumph on CM7 (my custom build) using Tapatalk
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Aha, that'll be it I'm on ww.
Thanks for the help.

doesn't work for me (us tf).
sth about asusreader. maybe because i've deleted it and other stock apps...

oifi said:
doesn't work for me (us tf).
sth about asusreader. maybe because i've deleted it and other stock apps...
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you need to be running a full ROM as stated in the OP.
Sent from my Motorola Triumph on CM7 (my custom build) using Tapatalk

Thank You
Sharpe thank you for this zip. I have a US B80 and the stupid update would start to install and then after getting about a 1/4 of the way it would freeze on the android with the exclamation point. Your zip solved that problem and so far no reboots or any weirdness. I do have one question about the update though, how do I stop the tablet from trying to take the OTA(it is persistent).
Thanks

My tablet doesn't see the ICS OTA update

Hello,
I'm trying to check for the ICS OTA update for my Iconia A500 but i keep getting the "Your device is up to date" answer since 2 days.
My A500 was never rooted, it is running the official 3.2.1 ROM, and was only updated with all previous official OTA Acer updates. More details here below:
Model Number: A500
Android Version: 3.2.1
Kernel Version: 2.6.36.3+
Build Number: Acer_A500_7.014.14_COM_GEN1
I've also tried to uninstall and reinstall the "ICONIA TAB Update Enhancement" app from the Google Play store but it does not work either.
Any idea why my table can't see the official ICS OTA updated?
Thanks

Be patient maximum 2 more days , it will update soon.

Did you get the update app in Google play? Search Acer it should be right there. I did that last night and this morning I updated to ics
Sent from my ADR6350 using xda premium

Kinz1980 said:
Did you get the update app in Google play? Search Acer it should be right there. I did that last night and this morning I updated to ics
Sent from my ADR6350 using xda premium
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Yes, as mentioned, I also tried to uninstall and re-install the Acer "ICONIA TAB Update Enhancement" application from Google Play but the OTA update is still not visible

I also do not have a System Update under the system settings option. I am rooted and did have flexreaper ics, but went back to stock 3.2.1 with root and busybox..... but no update option showing. Any way to fix this?

No Joy as well
I have not received the update as of yet. I am sure it will update. I wonder if they have delayed the update due to some of the issues I have been reading about the past day.

no ics yet?
any idea what's up with the 1/8th of us without ICS update?
In vancouver, BC, running latest upgraded iconia a500 1st gen

newdad23 said:
I also do not have a System Update under the system settings option. I am rooted and did have flexreaper ics, but went back to stock 3.2.1 with root and busybox..... but no update option showing. Any way to fix this?
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I am having the same problem. I downgraded back to Honeycomb 3.2.1 and then unrooted using the ROM Manager app... I'm just confused and a little disappointed that this isn't working. I guess I shouldn't have jumped the gun and used the flexreaper rom early :/

i was having the same problem but it was me being lazy and don't want to wifi OTA from 3.01 to ICS. it turned out the 3.2 stock rom i have flashed always get the message of "your device is up to date". so i simply do a full restore of my original system and it OTA without problem. hope this would help out some of you stuck on the "your device is up to date". i noticed my updated stock rom is kept at GEN2 and GEN 2 is for US. so you guys could try to flash with the stock Acer_A500_7.006.01_COM_GEN2 rom and see if it would solve your problem if you never backed up your original system. Below is the link with all the stock available thanks to vache. i forgot to mention that the stock 3.2 i had flash is GEN1 that gives me the message of "device already up to date". after i wifi OTA from my original stock system 3.01 to ICS, i noticed they all have GEN2 after it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1113878

chris8599 said:
i was having the same problem but it was me being lazy and don't want to wifi OTA from 3.01 to ICS. it turned out the 3.2 stock rom i have flashed always get the message of "your device is up to date". so i simply do a full restore of my original system and it OTA without problem. hope this would help out some of you stuck on the "your device is up to date". i noticed my updated stock rom is kept at GEN2 and GEN 2 is for US. so you guys could try to flash with the stock Acer_A500_7.006.01_COM_GEN2 rom and see if it would solve your problem if you never backed up your original system. Below is the link with all the stock available thanks to vache. i forgot to mention that the stock 3.2 i had flash is GEN1 that gives me the message of "device already up to date". after i wifi OTA from my original stock system 3.01 to ICS, i noticed they all have GEN2 after it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1113878
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OK, being fedup of waiting for the OTA update, I did the update manually myself. I've tried first to use the 3.2 GEN2 update then tried to run OTA but it did not worked ("your device is up to date"). So the only solution left was to do the update using the ICS update.zip that was available in the post URL you mentionned. And now my tablet is up and running with ICS.
Thanks a lot to all for your help and especially to chris8599

new OTA update

Got a an update today for my US tf300. It failed like it always does since I'm root and now I can't redownload or try to install again, like it always does.
So for the ones who get the ota, please upload the file! It should be in /Cache
It will be a few days before a full flash is out.
Want proof? I can show a screenshot but it doesn't say anything besides an update is out. I couldn't get the date in the screenshot. Just take my word for it.
Side note: clearing cache and data for the dm and cm client does not work if an ota fails at install. Stop telling people it does.

i got the update
I have the update installed, I don't see any changes right now. Will advise if anything comes up.
I will try to pull it off of my cache & upload to all.
MK

I also made a post about the ota update today. Unfortunately for you I already installed the update and my cache is empty. Sorry.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda premium

Yup someone has reported receiving 10.4 .2.13 here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1857288&page=13

Just to confirm that I am rooted and i was able to update.
I used Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper to keep root:good:
I wander what are the changes with this update

carlosraf20 said:
Just to confirm that I am rooted and i was able to update.
I used Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper to keep root:good:
I wander what are the changes with this update
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update 10.4.2.13... Kept my root as well. I seriously hope it stabilizes the LAGGY JB update.

Update worked and root restored.
Steps taken:
- Unfroze all apps
- Confirmed root backup existed, then temp unrooted.
- Rebooted
- Applied update
- Re-applied root

nullzorz said:
Update worked and root restored.
Steps taken:
- Unfroze all apps
- Confirmed root backup existed, then temp unrooted.
- Rebooted
- Applied update
- Re-applied root
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FYI for others. No need to 'temp unroot'.... Just make sure you have a ota rootkeeper backup for pete's sake.
oh and nullzorz, your avatar is disturbing.

Don't really notice much difference
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

Well, I can report that the new update seems to have fixed the camera issue that had popped after the last update (JellyBean).
Before I couldn't take more than two or so pictures before I got a "messed" up picture or a all green picture. I just took 10 consecutive pictures with no issues.

Can anyone that had LAGGY JB before report what they see and if any of it is fixed? I'll post my results after I have played around with it enough too.

Got the OTA update in România, installed it just fine. I'll see if anything is different (the only thing mentioned was "stability fixes" or something like that). Anyway, Asus moved quickly .
Later edit: Guys, don't forget to do a cold boot after each update.
Trimis de pe ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T

Not sure what's changed but the bugs I had concerned the HDMI output, are still there. Notification bar gets cut off and sound doesn't work on one of my TVs (works on other tv).
Anyways was able to restore root with RootKeeper and SuperSU easily.

My update instalation failed also. I have rooted my tf300 what can i do?
I got a laying android with a red sign and my tablet restarted and said it failed.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

xSvenHD said:
My update instalation failed also. I have rooted my tf300 what can i do?
I got a laying android with a red sign and my tablet restarted and said it failed.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app
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Did you have any frozen/removed apps? Had you modified your build.prop?
Edit: Did the update change the font? It seems slighly off :S

xSvenHD said:
My update instalation failed also. I have rooted my tf300 what can i do?
I got a laying android with a red sign and my tablet restarted and said it failed.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app
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Take a look at the logfile here in /cache/recovery . IT will tell you WHY it failed. You can follow this thread to reapply the OTA manually BUT you will need to find the dlpkgfile matching this update. Someone will post it.... If they haven't already.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1845429

KindaUndisputed said:
Don't really notice much difference
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app
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Yes, I also received the OTA update, right now. At the first sight, no difference. But using it you will see some improvements, I hope. I'm playing with it just half an hour, but I've noticed at least one change for good: the streaming internet TV works well again. I can see the motion picture in SPB TV app that broadcasted only voice after the first JB update.
But the MyLibrary remained buggy It shows the cover pages of the books, but when I open one, the app closes itself...
By the way, the update must be an incremental one (not full ROM), because it was downloaded very quickly, 1-2 minutes.
Anyway I'm glad that the repair OTA came quite soon! Let's try it heavily to see what changed and what not and gather our experience here!
Tibor

Finding after JB update
Got the JB update OTA today. I'm on the ww-version, stock, not rooted.
First impression: smooth running - found bug, though. The clock showing in the down right corner is not updating correctly; updates once every 10-15 minutes. System clock is and lock screen clock are OK, so it's a sw issue with this update (at least on mine). It worked as it should before the update. Did a cold boot and factory reset routine, even though the factory reset should not be necessary.
Cheers
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sten_amund said:
Got the JB update OTA today. I'm on the ww-version, stock, not rooted.
First impression: smooth running - found bug, though. The clock showing in the down right corner is not updating correctly; updates once every 10-15 minutes. System clock is and lock screen clock are OK, so it's a sw issue with this update (at least on mine). It worked as it should before the update. Did a cold boot and factory reset routine, even though the factory reset should not be necessary.
Cheers
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The clock issue is actually worse on my tablet than above described: the down right clock and the clock showing when opening the "dialogue box" are showing different times. The down right clock hasn't updated for 1/2 hr now and the clock within the "box" hasn't updated for an hour. To me this is a serious error - have reported it to Asus via their website.

I used to have that clock problem on ICS.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

Ow yeah i have a modified build.prop well than just wait a couple days for the download on the asus site i think
I first replaced it with the stock one so i don't forget it
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

[WARNING] BEFORE YOU UPDATE to ASUS 4.2: Can't Root or Install Custom Recovery

Hi folks,
Anyone in the know, please correct me if I'm wrong or close this thread or whatever. I just wanted to share some stuff I've seen as well as my personal experience with the new 4.2 update.
Be warned: There doesn't seem to be a surefire way to root and/or install a custom recovery yet.
This is based on advice I saw on this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38992986&highlight=sit+tight#post38992986
I know this has been stated in existing threads but I figure that in the excitement to flash, some folks may grab the update and then look to older 4.1-based guides on how to root and install custom recoveries only to realize that they can't. I thought it might be beneficial to post a big fat thread right up front to serve as an easily viewable cautionary note.
I would normally say that I was burned by this excitement, but in fact I don't really mind because right now I'm mostly just using it to read books and Pocket-ized webpages. Others should take note though.

MrCHUPON said:
Hi folks,
Anyone in the know, please correct me if I'm wrong or close this thread or whatever. I just wanted to share some stuff I've seen as well as my personal experience with the new 4.2 update.
Be warned: There doesn't seem to be a surefire way to root and/or install a custom recovery yet.
This is based on advice I saw on this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38992986&highlight=sit+tight#post38992986
I know this has been stated in existing threads but I figure that in the excitement to flash, some folks may grab the update and then look to older 4.1-based guides on how to root and install custom recoveries only to realize that they can't. I thought it might be beneficial to post a big fat thread right up front to serve as an easily viewable cautionary note.
I would normally say that I was burned by this excitement, but in fact I don't really mind because right now I'm mostly just using it to read books and Pocket-ized webpages. Others should take note though.
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Good idea to this topic friend, I also ran to install the new update and now I badly need root permissions, excuse my English.

MrCHUPON said:
Hi folks,
Anyone in the know, please correct me if I'm wrong or close this thread or whatever. I just wanted to share some stuff I've seen as well as my personal experience with the new 4.2 update.
Be warned: There doesn't seem to be a surefire way to root and/or install a custom recovery yet.
This is based on advice I saw on this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38992986&highlight=sit+tight#post38992986
I know this has been stated in existing threads but I figure that in the excitement to flash, some folks may grab the update and then look to older 4.1-based guides on how to root and install custom recoveries only to realize that they can't. I thought it might be beneficial to post a big fat thread right up front to serve as an easily viewable cautionary note.
I would normally say that I was burned by this excitement, but in fact I don't really mind because right now I'm mostly just using it to read books and Pocket-ized webpages. Others should take note though.
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I actually did install TWRP successfully. Boots to recovery but partitions must be changed as someone else mentioned. I can't see anything on internal or external SD card. I'm going to keep messing with.

We will just have to wait. This topic is a good warning for everyone that isn't reading all the stuff that is going on the foruns.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

I've just flashed TWRP from this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=39056433&postcount=548
Everything (except external sdcard mounting) seems to be working

How did you flash the recovery without the USB icon on the bootloader?
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

Bootloader is now automatically going into fastboot mode.

joelalmeidaptg said:
How did you flash the recovery without the USB icon on the bootloader?
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Fastboot is the "default mode", so you don't need to enter the USB icon. I just installed TWRP successfully.

eye69 said:
Fastboot is the "default mode", so you don't need to enter the USB icon. I just installed TWRP successfully.
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That's what I though, thanks!
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using xda app-developers app

eye69 said:
Fastboot is the "default mode", so you don't need to enter the USB icon. I just installed TWRP successfully.
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Good to know. Would you say it's safe to "downgrade" to a previous version or even a different ROM then, or would the changed partition structure screw with the ability to do a clean wipe? Apologies if this is a n00b-sounding question.

Locked, Rooted, Factory reset, 4.2.1 OTA flashed, Still have root
I was locked and rooted on 4.1 with OTA root keeper installed and did a factory reset folowed by the 4.2.1 OTA and root keeper restored root. I have been rooted since ICS. This seems to be the only way right now to have rooted 4.2.1 on the TF300T.

bads3ctor said:
I was locked and rooted on 4.1 with OTA root keeper installed and did a factory reset folowed by the 4.2.1 OTA and root keeper restored root. I have been rooted since ICS. This seems to be the only way right now to have rooted 4.2.1 on the TF300T.
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So you have a rooted 4.2.1 Asus ROM?? I wonder if OTA Root keeper would work with installing the update via fastboot. Or wait, how did you install the OTA 4.2.1? If you are rooted you must be unlocked, thus, not receiving the OTA update and having to download the blob from asus website.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2

elesbb said:
So you have a rooted 4.2.1 Asus ROM?? I wonder if OTA Root keeper would work with installing the update via fastboot. Or wait, how did you install the OTA 4.2.1? If you are rooted you must be unlocked, thus, not receiving the OTA update and having to download the blob from asus website.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk 2
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I rooted ICS on a locked TF300T when I first received it. Yes....it was possible to root locked ICS at that time. Then with OTA root keeper, I kept root when 4.1 OTA happened. Then OTA 4.2.1 came and I retained root again with OTA root keeper....I am still locked so I still receive Asus OTA updates.

With new twrp 2.4.4.0, you guys now can install root and custom recovery. It is tested by me and other people :good:

tritran18518 said:
With new twrp 2.4.4.0, you guys now can install root and custom recovery. It is tested by me and other people :good:
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Plus one...See this thread. I'm on 4.2.1 update, unlocked, twrp installed, rooted, and TB installed.

nick1313 said:
Plus one...See this thread. I'm on 4.2.1 update, unlocked, twrp installed, rooted, and TB installed.
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+2... Just awaiting the ROM updates to roll out now :cyclops:

New ota update

Hi sorry if covered elsewhere, Ive been away for a few weeks, I've rooted my evga tegra note 7 on 4.3, connected to wifi tonight and ota update 4.3 ota 1.1 is showing anyone else tried this and will it remove my root ?
Sent from my TegraNote-P1640 using Tapatalk

damianiw said:
Hi sorry if covered elsewhere, Ive been away for a few weeks, I've rooted my evga tegra note 7 on 4.3, connected to wifi tonight and ota update 4.3 ota 1.1 is showing anyone else tried this and will it remove my root ?
Sent from my TegraNote-P1640 using Tapatalk
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There is an OTA for 4.3 to an updated 4.3, has some minor fixes.

Yep fixes sound good but will wait to see if it effects bootloader / root
Regards
Damian

I can tell you for sure it removes root

It does remove root, but dosent effect the boot loader. So basicly all you have to do is re-root after you update:laugh:

TheMloser said:
It does remove root, but dosent effect the boot loader. So basicly all you have to do is re-root after you update:laugh:
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Indeed looks like it took out recovery though as I cant get root back - guessing I need to do recovery again ?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50020922&postcount=148
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Used rootjunkys supertool 1.4 sorted (had to install supersu from play store again too ??)