[Q] fastboot flatline

[imass]

Not work fastboot for flatline on asustf 300t Firmware: V10.6.1.27.5 cant do flash says C:\nv>fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery flatline_device.img
error: cannot load 'flatline_device.img': No error any help?

 

[noahvt]

Look at the name of the file you downloaded : "device" should be the name of your device!

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[kaos420]

Name it the image. Also should ask in the development thread

Sent from inside my mkv.

 

[imass]

hi.got working.Now maybe can it's learned how to retrieve your blobs from the /data partition. (This will either be "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot" or "adb pull ? cant find
what hapen to me:C:\nv>adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot
remote object '/data/media/AndroidRoot' does not exist lease help me i m big noooob in this game!

 

[imass]

hi.got working.Now maybe can it's learned how to retrieve your blobs from the /data partition. (This will either be "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot" or "adb pull ? cant find
what hapen to me:C:\nv>adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot
remote object '/data/media/AndroidRoot' does not exist lease help me i m big noooob in this game!

Any help please?

 

[cmendonc2]

Try using a file explorer app (ES file manager) and navigate to the correct directory. Then just copy all the files off and store them everywhere.

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[imass]

Try using a file explorer app (ES file manager) and navigate to the correct directory. Then just copy all the files off and store them everywhere.

Sent from my TF300T using xda app-developers app

Hello, I searched everywhere but could not find anything, it seems that does not generate a file with the latest boot loader, tried several times but nothing is what Mystics, in the forum I saw not one my have this problem : Thanks for the help

 

[graphdarnell]

Hello, I searched everywhere but could not find anything, it seems that does not generate a file with the latest boot loader, tried several times but nothing is what Mystics, in the forum I saw not one my have this problem : Thanks for the help

1. Unzip the downloaded NVflash files to a folder somewhere, say c:\nvfashfiles;

2. Go to the CWM wheelie page, generate the blob files and wait for the files to be uploaded if you're wifi connected;

3. Leave the tab at the wheelie page, return to the platform-tools or whatever folder you have adb.exe on your PC;

4. Type "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\" or "adb pull /tmp/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\", without the quotes. Once completed, it will tell you;

5. Change your directory at the PC command prompt to your "nvflashfiles" folder, i.e., "cd c:\nvflashfiles";

6. Type "wheelie --blob blob.bin";

7. Type "nvflash --resume --rawdeviceread 0 2944 bricksafe.img";

8. Type "nvflash --resume --read 14 factory-config.img";

9. Type "nvflash --resume --read 7 unlock-token.img".

Now you should have all the generated files in your "nvflashfiles" folder.

 

[imass]

1. Unzip the downloaded NVflash files to a folder somewhere, say c:\nvfashfiles;

2. Go to the CWM wheelie page, generate the blob files and wait for the files to be uploaded if you're wifi connected;

3. Leave the tab at the wheelie page, return to the platform-tools or whatever folder you have adb.exe on your PC;

4. Type "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\" or "adb pull /tmp/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\", without the quotes. Once completed, it will tell you;

5. Change your directory at the PC command prompt to your "nvflashfiles" folder, i.e., "cd c:\nvflashfiles";

6. Type "wheelie --blob blob.bin";

7. Type "nvflash --resume --rawdeviceread 0 2944 bricksafe.img";

8. Type "nvflash --resume --read 14 factory-config.img";

9. Type "nvflash --resume --read 7 unlock-token.img".

Now you should have all the generated files in your "nvflashfiles" folder.

not what pulled from adb CWM wheelie not generate files!

 

[cmendonc2]

not what pulled from adb CWM wheelie not generate files!

4. Type "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\" or "adb pull /tmp/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\", without the quotes

 

[imass]

4. Type "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\" or "adb pull /tmp/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\", without the quotes

Thank you very much for your help I installed AS BAD OFF APX Driver Here was the problem thanks again for the help WITH RESPECT
IMASS

 

[imass]

4. Type "adb pull /data/media/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\" or "adb pull /tmp/AndroidRoot c:\nvflashfiles\", without the quotes

hi .Thanks for the help you have given me a very good help.problem was in apx-adb drivers you very much, thank you very much, respect IMASS
sorry bad english thanks!!!

 

[pe1dnn]

restore original bootloader

I am tempted to try this procedure, but it involves installing a patched bootloader. Not a problem to get to the blob data, but is it possible to restore the original ASUS bootloader afterwards? How to acquire the bootloader image to do this? Is it possible to save it before starting?

As far as I understood the patched bootloader is not needed once I have the unbrick blobs; if the device bricks these are enough to get the tablet into a working state as it was during the creation of the blobs, correct?

Newer stock roms may require the new bootloader, I do not want to lock myself out of that by installing this patched bootloader of course.