please help to recover cpuid!!!!!!!! - Acer Iconia A500

ok been reading and looks like i need to use linux to recover my cpuid..at moment my acer is stuck on acer logo,what are the steps for me to get my cpuid using linux..

Cheony81 said:
ok been reading and looks like i need to use linux to recover my cpuid..at moment my acer is stuck on acer logo,what are the steps for me to get my cpuid using linux..
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See the sticky thread in the general forum.

Read that but either it's confusing or not enough explanation on how to get it

It's one of those things where u just have to 'do' it rather than trying to understand what you have to do, it that makes sense, lol. The first step is to just get linux installed and if you don't have any knowledge of Linux, that is a major mission in itself if you're a Windows based person like me....retrieving your uid is not gonna be a 5 min affair be prepared for a good day or two....people here can only help u once you've made some sort of attempt to at least try to follow the guides that others have put together. If you've read the thread you will see that others with no experience have had success with the Linux method. Give it a go you have nothing to lose at this stage!!
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Cheony81 said:
Read that but either it's confusing or not enough explanation on how to get it
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Read and/or ask specific questions about the parts you don't understand.

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Where's rooting 101?

There has to be a guide somewhere for those of us that have no idea how to get rooting done. Toast, Unrevoked..Geez! Where do you begin?
I am a convert from winmo so this is all new to me...I am fairly clear with Toast's instructions, but a video or pic tutorial would be greatly appreciated. I did some moderate reading on this, and would still feel far more comfortable "seeing" it done!
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Where do you begin?
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you begin with the post entitled "{tutorial} how to root \0/" in the Android Dev section. i'd post a link, but i'm a lowly new user.
looks like windows adb utils are included in the evo-recovery zip, i'm on linux and had the android sdk installed anyway.
Adb is in the android sdk.
Follow the instructions in the tutorial in dev section.
Cmon guys work a little for it.
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i think folks who are new to this need a guide to all the acronyms floating around. i mean how many new users konw what "adb" is? its Android Debugging Bridge...
there just needs to be a fundamental guide.. nuts and bolts.. to get people in tune with the process THEN they can start the actual root sequence...
marctronixx said:
i think folks who are new to this need a guide to all the acronyms floating around. i mean how many new users konw what "adb" is? its Android Debugging Bridge...
there just needs to be a fundamental guide.. nuts and bolts.. to get people in tune with the process THEN they can start the actual root sequence...
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There are really tons of stuff, you just need to search in the development section.
Anything worth doing takes effort. All the answers are around if you look. Not trying to sound snarky or elitist but just like you I had to spend time looking for my answers.
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Ask and you shall get.
Here is a video of doing the whole root process. link
The guy has a site here is the link.
See the rooting link in my signature.

Gave up waiting and installed Cyanogen

Well guys I gave up waiting for Froyo from HTC and have spent the morning doing the rather tricky task of rooting my Legend and installing Cyanogen.. it was a bit of a nightmare and I wouldn't recommend beginners try it but its installed now and I like it a lot.. and hey its froyo... no more running out of space!
Why wouldn't you advice beginners to try it?
It wasn't that hard for me and I'm really glad I did it.
Didn't had any experience with the adb but I liked it a lot it wasn't super easy but I was glad I pulled it off.
JonasDroid said:
Why wouldn't you advice beginners to try it?
It wasn't that hard for me and I'm really glad I did it.
Didn't had any experience with the adb but I liked it a lot it wasn't super easy but I was glad I pulled it off.
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What I meant was if you don't even know how to unzip stuff for example or you don't know what a command prompt is... I wouldn't bother trying to do it!
It was a pain in the behind for me during the first attempts as i needed to use the hack to be able to downgrade wich took me quite some time lookin into , once done that the only thing that actualy got in my way was the port remaining open , had no idea why it couldnt connect my device , but if you copy any error from just about anything into google , most likely within 30mins of that your problems are solved.
Either way it isnt really that hard just need some common sence and patience, read things completely and dont rush tru it and yer done in a jiffy.
Have fun for those trying
Also, the learning curve is invaluable. My first experience on these forums was downgrading and rooting. I'm no expert, but I know a lot more than I did in 3(ish) short months.
I think the main thing is follow the how-to's STEP by STEP and you and your phone will just be fine.
And reading posts from the beginning to the end helps 2
over and out !
Step by Step instructions for noobs?
Can someone then point me to step by step instructions from a vanilla 2.1 vodafone legend to use the azure mod?
The only reason why I ask is Ive read a bunch of postings and gotten totally confused.. I know I need to create a gold SD card, boot, patch then downgrade to 1.3 and then Im kinda stuck..
Oh for the record I am technical (java programmer now architect) but its a case of cant see the trees caus. of the forest!!!
thanks all
Angelo
ps if we could make this a sticky that would be fab
Did you read the sticky in the developers thread? It trells you exactly how to do it.
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I did the same... It took me some time to get through everything (mostly due to my Internet connection here in Afghanistan), but I got it done, and I'm so glad I did. I wasn't unhappy with RUU 2.03, but I really needed to have PIN security instead of the silly pattern thing. I will definitely go back to RUU once it's available.
liltbrockie said:
What I meant was if you don't even know how to unzip stuff for example or you don't know what a command prompt is... I wouldn't bother trying to do it!
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i consider myself as a begginer,and i understand what u meant...i also just rooted my legend but now im still figuring out what is the best ROM for legend for users that want the best performance for their legend..any suggestion??and,can i use other phone ROM for my legend?? THANX
xfidox said:
i consider myself as a begginer,and i understand what u meant...i also just rooted my legend but now im still figuring out what is the best ROM for legend for users that want the best performance for their legend..any suggestion??and,can i use other phone ROM for my legend?? THANX
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Look around and you will find. No you cannot.
rajasyaitan said:
Look around and you will find. No you cannot.
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okay..other than xda, where can i find ROM for my legend ah??trima kasih rajasyaitan!!

Opinion Regarding: Nvflash unbricking released!

Just to warn people about http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14709690&postcount=1
It seems that this tool(.bat file to be precise) COMPLETELY ERASES all of the partitions on the tablet and then creates new ones. I used this flasher like an idiot... there is another thread that has a working tutorial for using nvflash. So, to anyone else who wants to follow this: DON'T EXECUTE download.bat, it will ****up your tf.
Can someone please provide me, and others with a full backup of the transformer? I really don't want to send my tablet to ASUS. Please, this is important. Thanks in advance! ps: pm me i'll provide the hosting space.
Or.. I can try to follow this guide for now.
http://tabletroms.com/forums/showthr...=9968#post9968
Again, DON'T EXECUTE download.bat it will erase EVERYTHING
aligatro2010 said:
Just to warn people about http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14709690&postcount=1
It seems that this tool(.bat file to be precise) COMPLETELY ERASES all of the partitions on the tablet and then creates new ones. I used this flasher like an idiot... there is another thread that has a working tutorial for using nvflash. So, to anyone else who wants to follow this: DON'T EXECUTE download.bat, it will ****up your tf.
Can someone please provide me, and others with a full backup of the transformer? I really don't want to send my tablet to ASUS. Please, this is important. Thanks in advance! ps: pm me i'll provide the hosting space.
Or.. I can try to follow this guide for now.
http://tabletroms.com/forums/showthr...=9968#post9968
Again, DON'T EXECUTE download.bat it will erase EVERYTHING
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I agree. The topic should really be "NVFlash How To Brick It Further".
The NVFlash Stock 3.1 topic is the one that should be stickied.
Hmm i don't get it. I've used it to flash prime 1.5 no problem.
Just extract the prime for nvflash in the folder and you're gtg
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aligatro2010 said:
Just to warn people about http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14709690&postcount=1
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Again, DON'T EXECUTE download.bat it will erase EVERYTHING
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I did the same exact thing right after I took my TF out of the box. The nvflash unbrick process worked to get my Transformer back to normal.
lehoule said:
Hmm i don't get it. I've used it to flash prime 1.5 no problem.
Just extract the prime for nvflash in the folder and you're gtg
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OP in that topic instructs you to execute download.bat, but doesn't say that you need to have bins inside the same folder. I looked inside and though it will only send a bootloader, so then I can execute backup or restore commands.
jhanford said:
I agree. The topic should really be "NVFlash How To Brick It Further".
The NVFlash Stock 3.1 topic is the one that should be stickied.
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You are aware that the guy who made the thread is the one who released the NVFlash tool in the first place right?
I used NVFlash to root. People have mentioned that this wipes and erases everything. You should of read everything before doing it.
I love it when people blame the OP/dev. But everything that you flash/do is YOUR responsibility. No body elses. Let's see you develop something for the TF101. Until then, don't criticize other people's works.
If you watched the video, it tells you what to do including moving the files extracted from Prime .tar.bz2 into the /nvflash/ folder. I'll agree that his instructions were kind of vague but if you really looked into the video, you would of noticed it.
zephiK said:
You are aware that the guy who made the thread is the one who released the NVFlash tool in the first place right?
I used NVFlash to root. People have mentioned that this wipes and erases everything. You should of read everything before doing it.
I love it when people blame the OP/dev. But everything that you flash/do is YOUR responsibility. No body elses. Let's see you develop something for the TF101. Until then, don't criticize other people's works.
If you watched the video, it tells you what to do including moving the files extracted from Prime .tar.bz2 into the /nvflash/ folder. I'll agree that his instructions were kind of vague but if you really looked into the video, you would of noticed it.
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How was I supposed to know that there is a video, on the forum linked from blog linked from OP post ? It should be in the quick guide steps list.... He could at least warn us about it.
aligatro2010 said:
How was I supposed to know that there is a video, on the forum linked from blog linked from OP post ? It should be in the quick guide steps list.... He could at least warn us about it.
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Watching the Youtube video isn't apart of using the NVFlash. Everything that you do is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. Not anybody elses. I was the first people to even use this tool and it works. You MESSED UP, stop blaming other people for your mistakes.
The OP linked androidroot.mobi. which leads to http://tabletroms.com/forums/showthread.php?976-Nvflash-Unbricking-and-forever-root! which leads to a youtube video
And it did say quick instructions
zephiK said:
Watching the Youtube video isn't apart of using the NVFlash. Everything that you do is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. Not anybody elses. I was the first people to even use this tool and it works. You MESSED UP, stop blaming other people for your mistakes.
The OP linked androidroot.mobi. which leads to http://tabletroms.com/forums/showthread.php?976-Nvflash-Unbricking-and-forever-root! which leads to a youtube video
And it did say quick instructions
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Yea, quick instructions to brick your device. It's his responsibility to post complete instructions everywhere. I shouldn't have to guess that there might be more somewhere linked on the linked website. Is it so hard to warn people to put bins into folder or it will erase everything? As I said, in other thread sending bootloader allows you to execute commands by hand, here it executes automatically and the visual difference between two commands is not apparent.
Dude just redo the procedure with prime in the folder. You can still usee nvflash even if it doesn't boot at all
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aligatro2010 said:
Yea, quick instructions to brick your device. It's his responsibility to post complete instructions everywhere. I shouldn't have to guess that there might be more somewhere linked on the linked website. Is it so hard to warn people to put bins into folder or it will erase everything? As I said, in other thread sending bootloader allows you to execute commands by hand, here it executes automatically and the visual difference between two commands is not apparent.
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Man you must be new to Android. You should know that everytime when you do some kind of significant modification to your phone/tablet, there will most likely be a full wipe.
Everything is your responsibility. In the end, YOU'RE THE ONE that made the decision to use NVFlash. You should of done your research before hand. Or at least be a pest and ask before you do something.
Zephik, I think it's not the data that he's worried about. He thinks his device is bricked.
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I did this like a moron too. It's OK, your TF is not bricked. Download the prime rom and extract it to the same folder as download.bat and you will be fine. I agree that the instructions could be clearer.
I think this guy is hopeless; he does not understand what he's reading. Could be a total misunderstanding of android concepts, or he is just lazy. He should stick with olpc, i think. Lol...
Looks like he herped when he derped.
lehoule said:
Zephik, I think it's not the data that he's worried about. He thinks his device is bricked.
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Oh man. That's a huge contradiction. Upon using a tool that is supposed to unbrick your tablet... bricked his table
Cry elsewhere please. If you don't know what you're doing... don't do it. Its amazing that that even needs to be said.
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I'm sorry but this has nothing to do with deving, should be in general forums .....just my two cents....
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If you did request for assistance due to your own incompetence, you would not have been at the receiving end of brickbats. Next time, do not throw garbage else it would go back to you.
i agree that there is a bit of ambiguity regarding where to put the rom files [extracting the zip into the same folder, will place them into a subfolder]. Perphaps modify the instructions to make it a bit more clear.
the op is a bit over-reacting though. that thread was brought to you by the people who brough us the nvflash process [and also by the letter M]. a bit less tude would go a long way.
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EASIEST way to root your EVO SHIFT! (Updated 02/13/2012)

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1357157
If you have questions after following THIS guide come to the irc channel.
Download mIRC, fill out information
In status bar type the following information:
/server irc.freenode.net:6667
/join #htc_evo_shift
We will NOT help you with batch scripts on IRC!
Thread stuck
you should not say the easiest way bro...
this single line-> FOLLOW SCARYGHOULS GUIDE HERE!:
was more complicated for newbie like me
guinzo said:
you should not say the easiest way bro...
this single line-> FOLLOW SCARYGHOULS GUIDE HERE!:
was more complicated for newbie like me
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That's the point. Go read and learn something instead of being lazy. The scripts being posted earlier were screwing up people's phones. I'll also add the wiki to the OP.
thanks for advice, i'm symbian retired and hacking symbian more easier than this shift one .
i will try to read from the begining, coz 1 mistake and my fone will dead forever, coz no HTC service center in Semarang-Indonesia X_X
Great instructions here, read up people! Very informative thanks Vicodan.
vicodan i love you.
but seriously i had been looking for the original root thread.
I love you too newkidd! /nohomo
Hope this thread helped you find what you were looking for!
Ya it definitely is very useful...
Thanks for the steps to root EVO SHIFT!
My cousin was in need of this.I will help him now with ofcourse help of this guide.
Thanks alot, this thread very useful for me as newbi
Is there a linux version of this? I've had trouble with Wine and I'd rather not risk running the Windows .exe on Linux.
androidpunk said:
Is there a linux version of this? I've had trouble with Wine and I'd rather not risk running the Windows .exe on Linux.
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The .exe of what? Have you read the thread? If you did, you'd know the RUU or the HTC sync exe is not a required step.
adb works on linux without drivers.
Updates this thread, please unpin it and pin the thread this thread links to. Thanks.

[Q] how to change ROM on HTC HD2

so i got an HD2 device i'v just recived.
its currently working with the windows rom i belive,
i really dont like this rom, it does not support my home langugage (hebrew),and it is quit complicated.
as it seems i am new to the HTC devices and i am here to ask for help as an HTC noob,
i want to change my rom to an android rom wich will support all the things i need like music,apps (whatsapp,facebook,games and any kind of application that a smartphone should be able to run), camera, videos and more,
i found lots of roms here and guids, but as an noob those guides are really not understandable and really make my head hurt, lol.
could some one explain to me step by step how to make my lame windows phone to an modern awesome android phone?
thanks very much, yoni.
The more you read...the less doubts you have...read read read
Learn and put native SD rom to dual boot with wm6.5 and android first......
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first of all thanks for the answer, i understand than i should read and learn more about my phone and roms and all of that,
but if you could just show me the direction where to read,
i dont know what is a native SD rom or a duel boot,
check out the links below, they might help
mengfei said:
check out the links below, they might help
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thanks, ill try tommorow one of those, still a few questions,
wen you say ''when in doubt; do not flash!''
what do you mean?
what doubts should i have
how do i creat an update to my device in case any damage will accour?
whats nand?
what kind of damages could be done to my device by the flashing,rom changing or what ever?
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thanks, ill try tommorow one of those, still a few questions,
wen you say ''when in doubt; do not flash!''
what do you mean?
what doubts should i have
how do i creat an update to my device in case any damage will accour?
whats nand?
what kind of damages could be done to my device by the flashing,rom changing or what ever?
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Please read the guide in my sig that says 'a guide to all of the terms for the HD2', it has everything you need to know about this sort of stuff. After that either use mengfei's guide or the second guide in my sig which explains the flashing process.

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