I'm not sure if this is in the wrong thread since my TF is rooted but I'm afraid to ask a question anywhere else at risk of being banned. I saw a few other posts about this but it wasn't clear if their circumstances matched mine so I figured I would create a new post about this.
Basically I decided to reboot last night to clean out any programs I had running and when I powered it back on I got back the first screen but when I got to the animated ASUS screen it just hangs. I see a little white circle animation at the bottom that appears and disappears randomly and it looks like the animation is restarting but it could just be how it normally looks. I let it sit all night and in the morning it was still in the same spot.
A few days ago I used the "One click" root method (Linux LiveCD with NVFlash scripted to root). Everything went fine and my TF was working great. Over the past few days I have loaded up all the apps I use and rebooted a few separate times. I have made a Titanium backup but I believe it backs it up to the internal memory so I believe the backup will be useless if I have to wipe.
The hacks I have done are below but I believe I have rebooted after all of them. I don't have clockwork installed so I installed the hacks manually using root explorer. All of the hacks have had the desired results so I believe they were done correctly.
I have ADB setup on a machine and I'm hoping someone can tell me how to get this working using ADB commands.
Please help.
Updated:
I was able to use ADB to restore the /system/framework/services.jar and services.odex from the backups I created. These files were replaced by me during the installation of the GPS Calibration fix that can be found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1192617&page=4 and here http://tabletroms.com/forums/showthread.php?1731-ASUS-STOCK-3.2-and-PRIME-beta-1.7-patch-(calibration-window-fix)
The update seemed to fixed the calibration bug and i'm pretty sure I have restarted since the installation of the fix but setting the files back to stock resolved my boot loop. Anyone have any commends, observations or explanations about this?
Basically I decided to reboot last night to clean out any programs I had running and when I powered it back on I got back the first screen but when I got to the animated ASUS screen it just hangs. I see a little white circle animation at the bottom that appears and disappears randomly and it looks like the animation is restarting but it could just be how it normally looks. I let it sit all night and in the morning it was still in the same spot.
A few days ago I used the "One click" root method (Linux LiveCD with NVFlash scripted to root). Everything went fine and my TF was working great. Over the past few days I have loaded up all the apps I use and rebooted a few separate times. I have made a Titanium backup but I believe it backs it up to the internal memory so I believe the backup will be useless if I have to wipe.
The hacks I have done are below but I believe I have rebooted after all of them. I don't have clockwork installed so I installed the hacks manually using root explorer. All of the hacks have had the desired results so I believe they were done correctly.
- Netflix Patch
- Original Xoom menu icons
- GPS calibration fix for Google Maps
I have ADB setup on a machine and I'm hoping someone can tell me how to get this working using ADB commands.
Please help.
Updated:
I was able to use ADB to restore the /system/framework/services.jar and services.odex from the backups I created. These files were replaced by me during the installation of the GPS Calibration fix that can be found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1192617&page=4 and here http://tabletroms.com/forums/showthread.php?1731-ASUS-STOCK-3.2-and-PRIME-beta-1.7-patch-(calibration-window-fix)
The update seemed to fixed the calibration bug and i'm pretty sure I have restarted since the installation of the fix but setting the files back to stock resolved my boot loop. Anyone have any commends, observations or explanations about this?
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