The one click just installs cwm. I'll look into making a flashable zip for the time being that includes superuser, busybox, and the su binary. It shouldn't be too hard to make. The idea behind doing just the cwm is that once more ROMs come out, a user will 1) use the one click to install cwm, then 2) flash a custom ROM that includes superuser, busybox, and su binary.
Does the Ouya show up in My Computer? If not, it could be the cable connection. Some people have reported that certain micro usb cables aren't long enough to reach all the way inside the ouya's micro usb port. I would try a different cable help rule it out. Let me know how it goes.
micro USB cable, USB keyboard plugged into ouya (to navigate cwm), and HDMI connected (to see what's going on
You can either use adb shell or a terminal emulator app on the Ouya to run to run "su; reboot recovery"So im pretty much a noob when it comes to this adb and all other forms of programming and all so i have CWM installed. i booted it back to the main screen how would i go about restarting it to go to CWM? and thanks everyone for all this work its amazing
Correction. Run "su" first, then "reboot recovery". "adb reboot recovery" also works.Ok thanks much man
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It happens the same to me, but I wont risk it by doing it manually. My usb cable is the one from my S3, could it be some incompatibility?
You need to get it to show up as mtp I'm fairly certain. It definitely needs to be using adb drivers so check those out.
Do I need to do the manual procedure, then do the 1click?
It doesn't mess up store access, but when new updates are out, they will try to be installed. You will be rebooted into recovery, but you shouldn't run the update (the update script might not work). However, when you reboot, the Ouya will try to run the update again. I'm trying to figure out how to stop the ouya from looking for updates.
