I flashed the pre kk update on rooted tablet successfully. It is running fine. Lost root but I still have all the changes I made with xposed framework. (Gravity box, root cloak etc.)
[ToolKit] Acer Iconia v0.9.4 ***New: Supporting Acer Liquid S1***
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B1-a71 unbricked
Here's the link to the guide: http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=458425&view=findpost&p=32237660
ONLY FOR B1-A71
Here's the link to the guide: http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=458425&view=findpost&p=32237660
ONLY FOR B1-A71
Finaly i'm get pre KK Update 
i hope comming soon KK for my region release )))))
i hope comming soon KK for my region release )))))
Can anyone pull system.img from updated A1-810?
I can try to make it work on A71
I can try to make it work on A71
Which GNL...three one in play store
Sent from my GT-I9505 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
I just googled Google Now Launched APK, and downloaded and installed that one manually. Its the same thing, and when installed, the play store shows it as officially installed, so it's legit
kitkat 4.4.2
acer iconia A1-810
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-zNGEK89GvdZW5ualNhMy1FMWc/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-zNGEK89GvdMzZxYWNiZVZBdDQ/edit?usp=sharing
I loved this new update.. everything works perfectly :good:
acer iconia A1-810
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-zNGEK89GvdZW5ualNhMy1FMWc/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-zNGEK89GvdMzZxYWNiZVZBdDQ/edit?usp=sharing
I loved this new update.. everything works perfectly :good:
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i need to unroot A1-810 before update? or it is working without problem with rooted image?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
i unroot before update
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2240029&page=327
last post..
After KK update, any of you rooted his a1-810 as explained in the first page?
I tried to unlock the A1 810 with KK update. but still no succes ( rebooted to recovery, selected fastboot mode, it booted into fastboot and was detected as fastboot on PC, fastboot oem-unlock command not worked (showed help) but fastboot reboot worked for me
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156The Acer Iconia Toolkit is supporting following devices at the moment:
- B1-A71
- B1-710
- B1-A710
- B1-711
- B1-720
- A1-810
- A1-811
- A3-A10
- Liquid S1
Only use these methods if you are sure the device cannot be rooted using a custom recovery from the following thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/andr...ax-b1-t2875894
Intel based devices will not be supported ever by this toolkit! Only Mediatek chips are supported!
At the moment the following features are available:
- Root from scratch (Unix only / recommended)
- Root with prerooted Image (see Download links at the bottom)
- Unroot
- Swap External <-> Internal SD
- Odex ROM
- Pull system.img.gz off your device
Download Acer Iconia Toolkit Latest Version
Older Versions:
Thank you goes to:
Acer Iconia B1-A71:
Acer Iconia B1-710 / B1-A710:
Acer Iconia B1-711:
Acer Iconia B1-720:
Acer Iconia A1-810:
Acer Iconia A1-811:
Acer Iconia A3-A10:
Your device not listed above?
Common
FAQ
What you can do with root:
What you can NOT do with root on these devices:
Sources and Changelos @ github (thanks to nikagl)
24Changelog:
v0.9.4
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- Updated SuperSU to 2.46
- Removed Xposed APK
- Added Liquid S1 support!
v0.9.3
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- Fix Xposed removal
- Wait longer for MTKLogger to press settings
- Add 811 and KK 810 and 811 to root from system.img
v0.9.2
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- Removed Xposed till it works
- Add global for allatonce
v0.9.1
======
Added option to enable write access to external sdcard
Added comment for Xposed not working
Removed su delete command in invalid section
v0.9.0
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- A1-811: Kitkat Support
- A1-xxx: Added proper su-binary
- Added timestamps
- Added descision for Superuser/Supersu
- Added selection for Xposed **not working yet**
- Added option to enable write access to external sdcard
- Added selection to continue automatically (also import the system instead of waiting for enter)
- Removed invalid quote and double exit command
- Added forward delete of characters to make sure Run command is empty
- Added some additional messages during the root process
v0.8.5
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- A1-810: Fixed target directory for system image (no permissions for /cache directory since Kitkat)
- A1-810: Fixed root from scratch for Kitkat versions (thanks to Just_Another_N00b)
v0.8.4
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- A1-810: Fixed root for Android Kitkat >= 4.4.2
- A1-810: Fixed abd devices id, changed sind Kitkat update
v0.8.3
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- Fixed pulling system.img.gz from Windows
v0.8.2
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- New: Supporting B1-720
v0.8.1
======
- A1-81x: Fixed missing read/write permissions for /system partition (thanks
to twu2!)
- All other devices: fixed missing path to su binary (thanks to arzakon.nn)
v0.8.0
======
- New: Pull system.img.gz from your tablet
- New: Supporting A3-A10
v0.7.8
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- fixed Swap Internal to External for A1 and B1-710
v0.7.7
======
- Supporting Swap Internal to External for A1 and B1-710
- fixed bug in root from scratch: checking for /bin/su although it's not there
Full Changelog inside the Download.14B1-A71 Unlocked bootloader + CWM
11A1-810 4.4 WAS UNLOCKED
Guide.
Thanks to Acer A1-810 Devils: @Calingo, @vache, @Shreps, @swing4thefence, @FireDiamond.9
2013-12-05 UPDATE
Since it's already version 0.8.1, user can finish root procedure and R/W Workaround automatically with the latest toolkit for A1-810, A1-811. My instructions for R/W Workaround may be no longer needed.
Even there's a system.img.gz for your device, I still suggest you do root from scratch by yourself to prevent any problem.
OK, let's get started
Q:The choices are "root" "unroot" etc so to "root from scratch" do i select "root"?
A:When you open toolkit.sh in linux, choose A1-810->root->There will be two choices, one is root from scratch, and the other one is root from prerooted system.img.gz. You should only move system.img.gz to the system_image folder if you have one, root from scratch does not require system.img.gz in system_image folder.
Q:Basically, what does "root from scratch" mean? is the same as "root" in the tool?
A:There are two ways to perform root in this toolkit. First is root from scratch, this will take files directly from your device and root it. After the toolkit puts an su into it, it will put the files back to your device so your tablet gets root permission(Of course you have to install supersu for sure). If it's root from prerooted system.img.gz, it means you use others system.img.gz made by root from scratch, which you can just download it for toolkit, and gets root permission by it.
Can you give me your device's version information, so I can give you some help. You can find it in "about tablet". Seems like you are already using Linux. You can use the system.img.gz made by others if you have the same version on device. A prerooted system.img.gz will both work for windows and linux, follow the instructions below. Root from scratch only availiable for Linux, follow the For Linux section. I highly suggest you to read the R/W fix part first, so you can use most of the root required apps without problems.
First of all, do you have the same version of system.img.gz in your device's "about tablet". If you do have the same version, download the system.img.gz and put it into the "system_image" folder. With the system.img.gz, you can easily root under windows.
For Windows:
First thing first, download the system.img.gz you need and put it into system_image folder.
1.Download the latest toolkit then open the toolkit.exe
2.Choose A1-810
3.Choose Root
4.Follow the toolkit's instructions and finish root
5.Unplug till the root opertion is finished.
If there's no same version of system.img.gz compare to your device, do the root under Linux. I myself used Lubuntu with Oracle VM VirtualBox.
For Linux:
1.Open a terminal
2.Type "sudo su"
3.Type "chmod 777 your toolkit.sh" Example: chmod 777 /root/toolkit.sh
4.Type "your toolkit.sh" Example: /root/toolkit.sh
5.Choose "A1-810"
6.Choose "Root from scratch"(Or choose Root from prerooted system.img.gz if you have it. It's the same as Windows. Remember to put system.img.gz into system_image folder)
7.Follow the toolkit's instructions and finish root
8.Unplug till the root opertion is finished.
The toolkit's version is now 0.7.6, and R/W Workaround feature is now fixed again. With 0.7.6, users don't have to apply R/W Fixes by themselves. Use 0.7.4 instead if users want to perform root safer. The followings were done with toolkit 0.7.4, lubuntu, A1-811. This will also work for A1-810(Thanks to treetop777)
In order to make a system.img.gz with R/W fix, follow these instrutions
You can only do the followings when you are performing root from scratch. If you're using root from prerooted system.img.gz, download the ones with R/W Workaround. If there's no system.img.gz for you, follow the instructions and make one by yourself.
First of all, cancel the operation of the toolkit when it's copying system.img.gz back to your tablet. We don't have to finish the whole operation yet.
Download the su.tgz https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bz5DDMjsS0KMdHpvbEk3Y1ZNVDA/edit?usp=sharing
1.Open a terminal under Linux
2.type "sudo su", you may have to type your password here.
3.type "gzip -d your system.img.gz Example:gzip -d /root/toolkit/system.img.gz(if your system.img.gz is under /root/toolkit)", now you have your system.img
4.type "mkdir /mnt/a1(mkdir means make a folder, so here it means I make a folder named a1 under /mnt)"
5.type "mount -o loop your system.img /mnt/a1 Example: mount -o loop /root/toolkit/system.img /mnt/a1"
6.Place the su.tgz under any folder (In this example I put my su.tgz under /root)
7.back to terminal, and type "cd /mnt/a1; tar zxvf your su.tgz Example: cd /mnt/a1; tar zxvf /root/su.tgz"
Edit, thanks to fREAST0
7.5. type "chmod 6755 /mnt/a1/xbin/su; chmod 6755 /mnt/a1/bin/su"
8.type "cd /root; umount /mnt/a1"
9.type "gzip -9v your system.img Example: gzip -9v /root/toolkit/system.img", now you have your system.img.gz back.
10.Congradulations, you have a system.img.gz with R/W Workaround now, put it back into /system_image and root from prerooted system.img.gz, finish the opertion and you device will be rooted.
2013-10-23 Update
If users are facing problems even if you have R/W Workaround, try to delete or rename the /system/bin/su to make the /system/xbin/su work. I'm not quite sure, but my root permission is working fine without /system/bin/su and I can update my su binary with supersu.
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