Prime should run in fastboot mode

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first five lines of the readme for the drivers

ASUS Android USB drivers for Windows

VID: 0B05

PID for fastboot: 4DAF

TF201:
PID for MTP: 4D00
PID for MTP + ADB: 4D01
PID for RNDIS: 4D02
PID for RNDIS + ADB: 4D03

adb reboot bootloader

this should put the device in fastboot mode.

Well you can't boot into the bootloader from adb. I tried the adb reboot bootloader and all it did was reboot the tablet. no bootloader nothing. And holding down both volume buttons and restarting doesn't do it either (like it does for other devices)

we have APX mode, which is the only bootloader mode we can access. unfortunately, NVFLASH hasn't been updated for Tegra 3 devices.. so we cannot use it

Found the mode to do a factory reset outside of the Honeycomb OS.

1- Shutdown the tablet
2- Hold the vol down while you hit the power button
3- Release both buttons and don't hit anything and it should take you to a screen with a flashing cursor on either the Android bot or the icon that says Wipe data.
4- Use the vol down to change between the 2 modes. Use the vol up to confirm your choice.

DO NOT CONFIRM TO WIPE YOUR DATA! I'm not responsible if you do. If you think that you just might have the bad luck and choice the wipe data by accident, don't even bother to go here.

Originally Posted by unknown_owner

Found the mode to do a factory reset outside of the Honeycomb OS.

1- Shutdown the tablet
2- Hold the vol down while you hit the power button
3- Release both buttons and don't hit anything and it should take you to a screen with a flashing cursor on either the Android bot or the icon that says Wipe data.
4- Use the vol down to change between the 2 modes. Use the vol up to confirm your choice.

DO NOT CONFIRM TO WIPE YOUR DATA! I'm not responsible if you do. If you think that you just might have the bad luck and choice the wipe data by accident, don't even bother to go here.

good find. there is more to that mode.. im investigating as we speak

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There is a "recovery Kernel Image" Gives almost an exact look like the Samsung Recovery look

Hold Vol - and Power until screen shows...let go...Pres volume + within 5 seconds

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It uses ADB PIDs, trying to force install drivers..

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got it, NO elevated ADB response

I hope this is good news!

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the recovery i found is meant for CWM if a dev decides to create CWM for the TP. As for now, i don't know... it looks for something then goes to a warning (!) screen. im wondering if its connecting to /sdcard/ and looking for a file for recovery or what.. hmmm

--thread apparently got moved. nice.

our only hope looks like NVFLASH for now.. but we need to find out the SBK for our device first and have it incorporated into NVFLASH so we can use it..the Android.Mobi are gonna have to do that :/