YES, WE CAN!What if I already installed 9.4.5.30? Can I still use Debugfs method?? Also what about NvFlash?
There are a few threads on nvflash and the .30, look there for more info.
YES, WE CAN!What if I already installed 9.4.5.30? Can I still use Debugfs method?? Also what about NvFlash?
Don't worry mate, you will get help with NvFlash in case you will brick and the only way to recover would be NvFlash.Great guide, I've finally decided after a couple of months to do most of this stuff today. The only thing is that I'm wondering is about NVFlash recovery. How do I recover the device with this method. I've got my backups but wasn't sure of the commands. Not sure if I just missed something. I've also tried to google and search the site for an answer or NVFlash commands but no success. I've never had a device with NVFlash so just wondering what I need to do if it comes down to using this. Would be great to put on the guide as I've seen others asking the same question. Thanks!
I have tested Wheelie yesterday after upgrading to Jelly Bean, so with JB bootloader and is still working great... Once you got access to NvFlash Asus can't do anything to stop you from using it even if you update your bootloader.I know I speak for myself but that would be great. I've used your guide almost start to finish and it didn't steer me wrong (just haven't flashed a custom recovery due to the JB update hitting soon). I know I'm probably crazy and I've read that after you access NVFlash you can feel free to upgrade to .30, but I have reservations. I'm wondering if wheelie just accesses NVFlash so you can always do so in the future kind of like a golden key. Whatever though. When trying to access NVFlash, I kept coming back to your guide and it helped with the little tidbits and trouble shooting areas. Not to nit pick but I know you have the section about the $ and Windows OS. I had to remove it with the fastboot commands also (I'm on Win XP), but reading this sections figured it out quickly as it seems not recognized by DOS. Once again thanks for a great guide!
It will downgrade just fine, trust meCan one of you guys with nvflash backups try downgrading the JB bootloader to .26 please? =)
Don't know if Asus changed something after the .30 update but i can assure you that you can't downgrade from .30 to .26 with this .Maybe you can do it from Jelly Bean to ICS because .30 update also upgraded the bootloader,but i'm not sure.It is of significant note that you can use the "Factory Restore after a softbrick" option in this thread to downgrade your firmware if you need to for somereason, you don't need to be bricked. I just did this so I could roll back to ICS and re-root my device because I forgot to save it when upgrading to JB.![]()
I've not read, sorry. It is not possible.Sorry boys...can i root with debugfs method after update on jelly bean official?
Sorry, yes, I should have clarified that I downgraded from Jelly Bean OTA to ICS .30 using that process.Don't know if Asus changed something after the .30 update but i can assure you that you can't downgrade from .30 to .26 with this .Maybe you can do it from Jelly Bean to ICS because .30 update also upgraded the bootloader,but i'm not sure.
There are at least 2 JB related root threads floating around that discuss options for how to carry your root from ICS .30 to the JB OTA.Sorry boys...can i root with debugfs method after update on jelly bean official?
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I've not read, sorry. It is not possible.
Now i have .30 firmware. Before update to jelly bean i don't want lose my root. I lose the root from .26 to .30 with voodoo ota rootkeeper (backup su). There is a solution for save the root before update to jelly bean with woodoo ota rootkeeper?
yeah i meant flashing the official .26 from the new JB bootloader since it allows you to flash back to .30.It will downgrade just fine, trust me
EDIT: Or maybe you mean downgrading with the official firmware? In this case it will not downgrade.