I'm having this issue as well - it unlocks the bootloader, so I press enter to go to the next stage and then it says "device not found"
I'm having this issue as well - it unlocks the bootloader, so I press enter to go to the next stage and then it says "device not found"
Oh god, I feel embarrassed now.
Thanks :/
Update: So, it says it installed CWM Recovery, but when I select recovery mode I get the dead Android :/
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I don't think you can
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I'm stuck at the same step. However the recovery never loads and SU won't install so I'm pretty sure that it's not rooting.
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I'm stuck at the same step. However the recovery never loads and SU won't install so I'm pretty sure that it's not rooting.
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If you can’t get into recovery, try re-flashing recovery then go straight into recovery. What happens is that stock Android OS has a security measure that overwrites your custom recovery upon reboot. If this happens to you, simply re-flash recoery and boot into recovery right away without reboot.
So to Unlock BL, root and install CWM all we need to download is the Nexus 7 Root zip? or each to do each step?
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getting same on my end too... I can see it pushed the SU file but not letting me get into clockwork. how would we go about just re flashing recovery? tried using another method to just push recovery but did not work
UPDATE: Finally found a manual method to reinstall CWM and got SU flashed! great tool once that little bug is squashed!
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This will happen on any ClockworkMod method you try. Go use the toolkit again but when you press enter after installing ClockworkMod enter into it right away. (Do reboot yet) You will still be on the green start screen right after you installed ClockworkMod so press the volume up 2x and power button to select recovery.
You will not enter into ClockworkMod Recovery correctly. Now select reboot system now and turn on USB debugging and do the rest of the toolkit process.
OK, I'm still not getting it to work. I must be missing something. Is it possible to post an updated step-by-step instruction? If I can't get this to work I might borrow a PC and try another toolkit because I'm not SDK savvy. I'd rather get this working on my mac though.
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate all your work!:good:
I really wish I could make a video for you but I do not own / afford a Nexus 7.
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A 1-2-3 step by step list would be helpful. I have to be missing something or leaving something out.
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Well it's as simple as downloading it, unzipping it, click on "Click Me", turn on USB debugging on your phone and pressing enter on the toolkit.
I appreciate that, but in my case that's not working. Again, this has the making of a great tool to help, but I'm not familiar with SDK or programming so not only am I unsure of where I'm making a mistake, but I don't know how to correct it.
For every other phone/tablet I have rooted I used the SD card and a terminal emulator or Samsung Kies. Either way I had step by step instructions of what to type. I've never had a device fail to root every time I tried.
I'm not blaming you as a developer as much as confessing my lack of android prowess. Once I get custom recovery I'm good. I just can't seem to get there on the Nexus.
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I think he's having the same problem I am. Bootloader unlocked but cannot get to recovery to flash cwm. Every time I try to go recovery it shows the android with a red exclamation mark.
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I really wish I could make a video for you but I do not own / afford a Nexus 7.2
1. Download the file transfer app for mac from http://www.android.com/filetransfer/
2. Connect your device to your computer and start the app if it doesn't start automatically.
3. Drag the CWM-SuperSU-v0.94.zip file from the Nexus 7 root folder(unzipped folder that contained 'click me' on your computer) to your device(make sure you dont drag the file into any subfolder. It should be in the main directory.)
4. Click on 'click me' and try again rooting again.
You should find the CWM-SuperSU-v0.94.zip file now.1
I haven't tried it because I do not own a Nexus 7....but I have made a Mac Toolkit for Galaxy Nexus and it works flawlessly. People have already downloaded this and they haven't complained so i'm assuming that nothing is wrong.
Would love to get your feedback!
