I was on stock Honeycomb when I first wrote this guide. The same guide should work for any OS regardless.What version of the
OS is this for? Can it handle the entire set of OS versions? Can you update it for ICS with all the latest ota updates?
HP
I was on stock Honeycomb when I first wrote this guide. The same guide should work for any OS regardless.What version of the
OS is this for? Can it handle the entire set of OS versions? Can you update it for ICS with all the latest ota updates?
HP
I'm have no clue how to get that done. Maybe you should look around the forum?Hi, I'm only looking to unlock my Xoom to put a giffgaff sim in it for 3g use. WIll I need to root it aswell as unlock the bootloader?
EDIT: Deleted my previous post. I posted about the wrong device. I'm going bonkers these day I swear.I did everything as in the tutorial and when I use the Root Check Basic app to check, it says "Sorry! This device does not have proper root access"
any idea?
I am having the same exact problem as wellStep 2.2 says:- " On your PC, open up File Explorer and Browse to: C:\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools " where i'm supposed to open a command prompt. But after installing the downloads suggested in Step 1 I dont have a folder called " PLATFORM-TOOLS", but I do have one called TOOLS and another called PLATFORM (empty incidentally). So where am I supposed to open the command prompt?
I have opened the command prompt in both the PLATFORM folder and the TOOLS folder and in each Ive typed the command line "adb reboot bootloader" as instructed in STEP 2.4 but on both occasions I got the message " 'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file".
Help please.
I am having the same exact problem as well
Edit:
To the gentleman above me, it seems by default it doesnt download the "platform-tools" folder. You have to go into the "android-sdk" folder double click on "SDK Manager" and you will see it as an option. From there you can download it. I havent gotten any further yet but I guess that's step zero for you and I =P
It was third time lucky for me before I had success. I'm not sure why it took me this long. Was it because I used a different Xoom-Universal-Rip.zip the third time (the successful one I got via the link in post #26 in this thread). I was aware that STEP 3.5 worked third time and the 'adb remount' command didnt run properly the first and second time.I did everything as in the tutorial and when I use the Root Check Basic app to check, it says "Sorry! This device does not have proper root access"
any idea?
Hi friend! Welcome to the shadow side of the force! Good to know you're going to root. So I recommend going to the link on my signature to root.Hi All,
I am new to the forum and i am about to attempt to root my xoom, im a little scared, i am not going to lie cos i dont want to have a fancy doorstop but i wanna give it a go becuase..... well all the benefits really
I am in the process of getting all of the requirements sorted but i just wanted to confirm a few things:
Will this work on a UK wifi MZ604 xoom? OS is 4.0.4?
If it all goes pear shaped am i able to stock it? or revert back?
I know i am able to add custom roms but at what stage do i do this? and how?
i heard people have really nice roms and settings menus etc, where can i get these from?
If i am asking too many questions please point me in the right direction.
P.S This forum is epic from what i have seen :good::good::good::good::good::good::good:
Thankyou for the well written guide, I've got an issue getting Google Apps to work and recently with the recovery has defaulted back to 'Motorola fast-boot' . I forgot to rename the files mentioned first time round, I've now managed to restore clockwork-recovery but can't rename the files.
I've started a post at: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=46390795#post46390795
Thanks for producing a good guide.