Kwongger's NVIDIA SHIELD All-In-One- Toolkit
An All-In-One Kit for our beloved Nvidia Shields.
Provides Unock, Recovery, Root, and Relock!
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Make sure you're booted into android... All it does is adb push the supersu.zip And walk you through the rest.step 4 which should install super su gives a red triangle..Might want to try this on yours when you get one. thanks for trying..
Did you try booted into android?I realized I sounded a little snide.. that wasn't my intention... The red triangle goes away by itself once you unplug the cable.. not sure why but it isnt a brick. one thing I realized on the github solution is you have to put those rootmaster files in the file where you keep your adb files.. (it doesn't mention that) I should also mention that your 1 click did install a recovery as it was supposed to.. thanks again
NO BOOTLOADER!!!I saw that screen.. when I hit :"install" it went to red triangle...
Dude. Really???????????sigh...YES BOOTLOADER.. after I got red triangle I redid root with the github solution and all went well. I'm rooted all is well.. I wasn't trying to point fingers I just posted what happened to me. I'm sure no one will get the red triangle just me...Good luck in your endeavors
You're instructions CLEARLY say to be booted into Android...Dude. Really???????????
DO NOT START IN BOOTLOADER!!!!!
My method DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY.
Thanks for the back upYou're instructions CLEARLY say to be booted into Android...
It put the SuperSU zip in my download folder.
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I am guessing you are referring to the "Install" option in green text in wwjoshdew's 1st picture. Is that correct?I saw that screen.. when I hit :"install" it went to red triangle...
In reality it should not matter IF the Shield is already in bootloader mode or not. the only thing it does by already being in android is make it a little easier for people by not needing to enter bootloader mode by hand. There are alot of good reason to know how to do just that. as far a writing a batch script to automate the process there are options that can be used to check if the device is in fastboot or booted to android. I don't have them memorized, and don't have time to look them up right now.Dude. Really???????????
DO NOT START IN BOOTLOADER!!!!!
My method DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY.
I adb push the file, so you have to be in Android.I am guessing you are referring to the "Install" option in green text in wwjoshdew's 1st picture. Is that correct?
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In reality it should not matter IF the Shield is already in bootloader mode or not. the only thing it does by already being in android is make it a little easier for people by not needing to enter bootloader mode by hand. There are alot of good reason to know how to do just that. as far a writing a batch script to automate the process there are options that can be used to check if the device is in fastboot or booted to android. I don't have them memorized, and don't have time to look them up right now.
IF you are referring to the supersu.zip it does even need to be on the device to be installed. You can also use "adb push" in recovery, the catch here is if the device you push to is not mounted when pushing the file, the file will not be useable after it is mounted.I adb push the file, so you have to be in Android.
hmm... Never thought of that. I'll just stick with my method, IMO it is simpler and I have already plastered ALL OVER to start booted into android, thanks so much for the feedback!IF you are referring to the supersu.zip it does even need to be on the device to be installed. You can also use "adb push" in recovery, the catch here is if the device you push to is not mounted when pushing the file, the file will not be useable after it is mounted.
That is what the command "adb sideload" is for.
From the CWM main menu you go to install zip>install zip from sideload.
the command would be written in a batch file like this assuming the zip will be in the same folder as the batch script. "adb sideload supersu.zip"
If you are talking about the recovery is a better idea IMO to flash that from recovery.