Originally Posted by faust.deaconu

i am on ubuntu last release. and fastboot oem unlock doesn t work. i ve instaled adb and fastboot. do i need another package?

The last release is 12.04 or 12.10 ?
but I believe that there are some problems with the latest version of Ubuntu, but I'm not sure of that.
Have you use this guide : Ubuntu 11.10 and ADB and fastboot
and try this : [GUIDE] - Updated 30Jan - Unlock and Root a Nexus7 3G “Nakasig- Tilapia”

Re: [CWM Touch][TWRP] Root + Recovery for Tilapia

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Originally Posted by faust.deaconu

how much time does it supposed to last the unlock? i typed fastboot oem unlock and it is waiting for device, and waiting and waiting. latest tilapia i saw is 2.3.2.1. where can i find 2.3.3.0?

Waiting for device should only take a few seconds. You need to get the correct fastboot drivers and be booted into fastboot. Use the command "fastboot devices" to verify if it can see the device.

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Re: [CWM Touch][TWRP] Root + Recovery for Tilapia

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Originally Posted by philos64

The last release is 12.04 or 12.10 ?
but I believe that there are some problems with the latest version of Ubuntu, but I'm not sure of that.
Have you use this guide : Ubuntu 11.10 and ADB and fastboot
and try this : [GUIDE] - Updated 30Jan - Unlock and Root a Nexus7 3G “Nakasig- Tilapia”

Try with sudo.
Works on 12.10

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Originally Posted by xtoudi

Try with sudo.
Works on 12.10

Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Premium HD app

worked with sudo. but now can t make twrp permanent recovery. can t boot to recovery mode by presing volume up. i got into twrp recovery from bootloader menu but i can t "adb shell" or even "sudo adb shell". it says "insufficient permissions for device". i also tried to install cm10.1 from temporary twrp but instalation aborted.

How do i update my recovery?

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I used a nexus 7 toolkit by Mark skippen and installed cwm 6.0.1.9. i think this is a grouper cwm as I am unable to install 4.2.2 for tilapia using this. it is giving me an assert failure. Now that my bootloader is unlocked, should i still have to follow all the steps in OP? Or can I flash any file to get a tilapia recovery?
thanks

Originally Posted by andy034

I used a nexus 7 toolkit by Mark skippen and installed cwm 6.0.1.9. i think this is a grouper cwm as I am unable to install 4.2.2 for tilapia using this. it is giving me an assert failure. Now that my bootloader is unlocked, should i still have to follow all the steps in OP? Or can I flash any file to get a tilapia recovery?
thanks

Wait...he still is installing grouper recovery? That should never have been happening in the first place. No wonder people are so down on tool kits. I hope he likes getting bug reports.

Flash recovery that is made for your device (the one is this thread will work fine.)

Edit: Did you uninstall any system apps?(Currents, Books, etc?) That will give you an assert failure even with tilapia recovery.

I took a TWRP backup of my existing Nexus 7 3G (latest available official TWRP from Goo Manager on both devices) and restored it to the new one Google sent as a warranty replacement. It booted up and had all the apps, but was in a weird state where the home button didn't work and the quick settings didn't work from the upper right corner - which usually is the state that results from improperly skipping setup.

More confoundingly, all my apps were there but the app data had failed to restore properly. It remembered basics such as wi-fi settings, but all app data seemed to have been lost in translation.

Any idea why this would have happened?

I flashed both tabs to the latest CWM from ROM Manager and tried again. After hours of slow data transfer from one tab to the other, I finally restored the backup and it runs perfectly. Is there something wrong with TWRP?

I used compression and the data backup was split over 3 files due to its size.

6.0.2.3 Touch .zip anyone?

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Does anyone have a flashable zip of the 6.0.2.3 CWM Touch for TIlapia? Can't seem to see it in the thread