Originally Posted by jtrosky

Are you currently on the US .22 firmware? I believe that we only have the US dlpkgfile so far, so I think it only works on US .22 - can anyone confirm that?

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I'm currently on WW .22, have there been any successful upgrades from WW .22 to US .26?

Originally Posted by adamskiadam

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I'm currently on WW .22, have there been any successful upgrades from WW .22 to US .26?

Yep, plenty. The manual method works just fine. But avoid using an NTFS-formatted SD card, and you'll be fine.

Originally Posted by NotATreoFan

Yep, plenty. The manual method works just fine. But avoid using an NTFS-formatted SD card, and you'll be fine.

So is it just (micro)SD or USB storage too?

Originally Posted by d14b0ll0s

So is it just (micro)SD or USB storage too?

Anything NTFS (SD or external HDD) is likely affected. Internal storage on the TF700 is fine.

Originally Posted by NotATreoFan

Yep, plenty. The manual method works just fine. But avoid using an NTFS-formatted SD card, and you'll be fine.

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Steps that worked for me

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Steps that worked for me (for anyone still having issues getting the update to work):

• Grabbed latest firmware from THIS RW POST
• Copied dlpkgfile to the root of my SDCard (I used dropbox client, but any means of transfer would have worked)
• Connected to my tablet via USB (with USB debugging enabled) and opened adb shell. In adb shell, I executed:

        su
        echo --update_package=/cache/dlpkgfile > /cache/recovery/command
        cat /sdcard/dlpkgfile > /cache/dlpkgfile
        exit

• Removed MicroSD card and shut down tablet by holding power button
• Entered recovery mode by holding power and vol down until it vibrated, released power, waited until logo showed up and then released vol down and pressed vol up
• Recovery ran and automatically executed the update and then rebooted into the new firmware!
• TO GET ROOT BACK: Just re-run the root exploit in THIS RW POST, install SuperSU again, and then uninstall Superuser.

If it can help, here are my dlpkgfile files, saved from the \cache folder before upgrading:
WW .26: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69089498/TF...e/26/dlpkgfile (will update to 9.4.5.26)
WW .30: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69089498/TF...e/30/dlpkgfile (will update to 9.4.5.30_20120907)
WW JB: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69089498/TF...e/JB/dlpkgfile (will update to JB 10.4.4.16_20120927)

Originally Posted by Bee's Buzz

If it can help, here are my dlpkgfile files, saves from the \cache folder before upgrading:
WW .26: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69089498/TF...e/26/dlpkgfile
WW .30: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69089498/TF...e/30/dlpkgfile

So please help me clear up my misunderstanding.

Do we need to use the .30 file if we are on .30 and want to update to JB or do we use the .30 file if we want to update to .30 and are on .26?

Originally Posted by pileot

So please help me clear up my misunderstanding.

Do we need to use the .30 file if we are on .30 and want to update to JB or do we use the .30 file if we want to update to .30 and are on .26?

The .30 file will update the system to 9.4.5.30, so when you are on .26!
If you want to update from .30 to JB, use the JB file (I just added it today)...

Hi all. Is it possible to go from will update to JB 10.4.4.16 to .25 using dlpkgfile? I'm right now at .16 using instructions in this post. They worked ok. How can I proceed to .25? Where can I download missing dlpkfiles to reach to .25 JB? (WW version). Thx.

Originally Posted by Bee's Buzz

The .30 file will update the system to 9.4.5.30, so when you are on .26!
If you want to update from .30 to JB, use the JB file (I just added it today)...