Hey guys i downloaded z4 root from xda. When i try to install it blocks my install attemp for security reasons . I then enable usbdebugging and z4 root still wont install. Seems like I'm the last one to do this. Please help.
Use SuperOneClick instead. The default AT&T rom blocks sideloading of apps.
Or just enable USB debugging and then use "adb install z4root.apk". Done.
Dear all
I am using new firmwave
P1000DXJM2 just release today . 11.1.2011
Cannot use z4root. After running for a while the program force to close. .
Before i used version DXJJ1 and z4root working well
Any idea about this or any information to root again
Thank you
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Use SuperOneClick
AT&T are dirty dirty people and do not allow "fun" on the Tab. Just flash the euro version then superoneclick and you wont have that problem
JaysFreaky said:
Or just enable USB debugging and then use "adb install z4root.apk". Done.
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That was freakin genius! So easy and simple. Thank you.
JaysFreaky said:
Or just enable USB debugging and then use "adb install z4root.apk". Done.
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What do you mean by "adb install z4root.apk"? Is that a command in the Linux terminal that you run?
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What do you mean by "adb install z4root.apk"? Is that a command in the Linux terminal that you run?
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You open adb.exe on your pc, then put the z4toot1.3.apk in your tools directory (our wherever adb.exe is), then type "adb devices" to verify your connection to your phone, then type the command mentioned earlier, but make sure you type the z4root name of the file.
I just saw that koush has released a new app, "ClockworkMod Tether" for free USB Tethering with Android Devices.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/03/clockworkmod-tether-serves-free-android-usb-tethering-no-root-r/
https://plus.google.com/u/0/103583939320326217147/posts/1Yy1jb9z4TA
Will we be able to use USB Tethering with our Milestones, or is our locked Bootloader gonna say NO once again?
Native Usb tethering works fine on Milestone since September (CM 7.1.0-RC15), thanks to mot_usb kernel module by Skrilax_CZ.
So I just conect Milestone to my Mac with the USB Cable and i am ready to go? Should I use an Application? Until today I've been using Wireless Tether app.
Thanks for clearing this up Pavel.
Just plug the cable in and enable tethering in settings (Wireless & Networks -> Tethering) and it should work out of the box. At least on my ubuntu laptops, dont know about mac.
Will the Linux Version work with ARM?
Since the Linux version needs to be compiled (i.e. running " ./configure " and " make " ) for each machine that its run on. Wouldn't that mean that it would work fine on an ARM machine, since it is configured for the individual machine its running on? Or am I misunderstanding something here?
Thank you for any info you can give, and God Bless!!
Hi Guys
I am trying to learn android programming and my pc running ubuntu 12.04 is not recognizing the p990 on cm 10.1. I remember that the phone used to be detected while running official ICS.
I used to get around this problem by using ADB over wifi to access the device.
But after the cm10.1 update to android 4.2.2 adb over wifi is not working anymore.
i tried adding entries to 51-android.rules file. But that doesn't work either(I think adding the rules only work if the device is listed using the lsusb command. In my case it is not listing as a usb device).
Charging is working fine BTW.
I am currently running cm 10.1 feb -19 rom with kowalski 100p3 kernel and old bootloader
Please help....
do you have installed Android-SDK? This is recommend
yes, i can connect nexus 7 without any problem.
Did you try start adb as root on your Linux box? Mine only works as this.
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No, I will try that.
But i think it has to do with the new confirm prompt for debugging that was introduced in 4.2.2. It doesn't appear when I try debugging over WiFi. Any idea how i can override that prompt or add my PC to the adb white-list
Adb should not be starting as root. Please don't do this. What you need is properly configure udev rules to recognize your device and set the proper rights for device node in /dev.
Keltek said:
Adb should not be starting as root. Please don't do this. What you need is properly configure udev rules to recognize your device and set the proper rights for device node in /dev.
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May I ask why? I'm using it for years like this. And it's fine.
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Keltek said:
Adb should not be starting as root. Please don't do this. What you need is properly configure udev rules to recognize your device and set the proper rights for device node in /dev.
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Thanks . that is what i am trying to figure out.
i need to clarify a couple of things though.
1) Does udev rules work even when the device is not listed using 'lsusb' command?
2) i think the manufacture id for lg is 1004. but i am not able to find its product id.Does any one have an idea.?
also it would be nice if somebody could share the complete rule. I believe it is usually added to '51-android.rules' file.
Thanks in advance .
Re: [fixed]Phone not recognized by ADB in Ubuntu
A complete wipe and re install of the latest nightly fixed it. The phone was detected in USB mass storage mode.
Updating here so that any body who come across three same issue might find it helpful.
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Hello to all,
I just bought an Acer Iconia One 8 B1-810 and I have a few questions.
First of all, is there already a way to root this device, or else is the root under way?
Secondly, is there another way than rooting the tablet if I want to get rid of the bloatware? There are many pre-installed Google, Acer and Amazon apps I'd like to get rid of.
Now, am I right to assume that to get rid of the bloatware, I can simply stop and deactivate the apps I don't want, and then erase the corresponding .apk and .odes files in the appropriate folder? Or is there something else that I must do?
Thanks for helping; the Iconia One 8 B1-810 is a fine tab, but this bloatware is driving me insane!
Best Regards and a Happy New Year from the South of France.
Root acer ionica one 8
Credits @social-design-concepts for his great work and exploit for Intel Tab Devices and @Shreps for this detailed tutorial
Download
IntelAndroid-FBRL.7z available at http://click.xda-developers.com/api...t #2375 - XDA Forums&txt=IntelAndroid-FBRL.7z thx to @social-design-concepts
SuperSU zip UPDATE at http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu
Procedure
Copy SuperSU UPDATE ZIP on your Device
Make sure you properly installed USB Driver and enable USB Debugging on your Tab
Unzip IntelAndroid-FBRL.7z
Plug your Tab with USB Cable and start launcher.bat
Your tab should prompt if you want to authorize debugging, choose Yes/Allow
Type ACCEPT ont the cmd screen, press enter
On your deskop, the script should auto detect the Tab like this (device status online + color blue) :
Type "T3", press enter
The @social-design-concepts scripts will now reboot your tab into Bootloader mode and start the exploit
If the Exploit is OK, CWM will boot on your tab :
You can now use Vol+ and Vol- to navigate, and press Power to validate
Go to "install zip", "choose zip from sdcard", "0"/, and select your UPDATE Super ZIP
Flash it ! Go back to the main menu and reboot your device
Your tab is now rooted, enjoy
Dead link and a few questions
[email protected]Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I've got a few questions/comments:
- The first link doesn't work, unfortunately.
- Will this root work for all Intel-based Android tabs?
- I wen t to Acer's website. There are no USB drivers to download for the Iconia One 8 B-810. I already connected my tab to my laptop, though, and it was recognised by Windows 8.1. Does this mean that the USB drivers might already be installed by default on the laptop?
Thanks for helping,
Best Regards.
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[email protected]Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I've got a few questions/comments:
- The first link doesn't work, unfortunately.
- Will this root work for all Intel-based Android tabs?
- I wen t to Acer's website. There are no USB drivers to download for the Iconia One 8 B-810. I already connected my tab to my laptop, though, and it was recognised by Windows 8.1. Does this mean that the USB drivers might already be installed by default on the laptop?
Thanks for helping,
Best Regards.
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The link is now fixed, sorry for that.
-it works on several acer/levorno models, inclusive Acer Ionica One 8 B1-810, I just rooted my yesterday.
-About the drivers no, you have to install ADB drivers, to do that download Cydia Impactor extract the downloaded files to your desktop run the app under USB chose Driver Scan and install the driver and you are ready to start .
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Hello,
Thank you for all this information. I will try to root my Iconian One 8 B1-810 over the weekend and tell you whether I succeeded or not.
Best Regards
Error Message!
Hi again,
I downloaded Cydia Impactor and tried to upload the drivers to my device as you said but it doesn't work. I connect the tablet to the computer with an USB cable, launch Cydia Impactor, choose USB then Driver Scan but all I get an error message stating No such device. Any idea about what I am doing wrong?
Since you have already rooted your tablet, could you possibly attach the drivers here or send them in a private message? This would really help me.
Best Regards.
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Hi again,
I downloaded Cydia Impactor and tried to upload the drivers to my device as you said but it doesn't work. I connect the tablet to the computer with an USB cable, launch Cydia Impactor, choose USB then Driver Scan but all I get an error message stating No such device. Any idea about what I am doing wrong?
Since you have already rooted your tablet, could you possibly attach the drivers here or send them in a private message? This would really help me.
Best Regards.
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hi, in order to install the drivers, you have to activate the "USB debugging" option under the "developer options" on you device.
then run Impactor.
if that fails, tomorrow I will leave you a backup of my drivers on attch.
Did not work for me
Hi guys, thanks for the post but this does not work on my B1-810. When my tablet reboots it does not boot into CWM. Can anybody tell me what the message in the attached screenshot means?
These were the driver I used.
This video show you ,how i done it.
USB Debug enabled but unable to root
alexys77 said:
These were the driver I used.
This video show you ,how i done it.
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Hello Alexys77
I have got the same problem as Slithertooth and i get exatly the same screenshots on my B1-810 when I start launcher.bat on the computer.
Many thanks for uploading your drivers here. I downloaded the .zip file on my computer but I don't know where to start.
Could you please tell us which files we need and how we must install them on the computer after dezipping?
Sorry if I ask silly questions, but this is the first time I am atempting to do this (I rooted a Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 a long time ago, but it was a one-click root-thing).
Thanks again for helping,
vbdx66.
hi slithertooth and vbdx66 thats easy to resolve .
This screenshots mean that the ADB drivers are not correctly installed.
To resolve this, with your tablet in Droidboot mode and connected, go to device management on your PC and find driver with a "yellow ?" click properties click on update navigate to unzipped drivers and click ok.
Then execute launcher.bat file again.
alexys77 said:
hi slithertooth and vbdx66 thats easy to resolve .
This screenshots mean that the ADB drivers are not correctly installed.
To resolve this, with your tablet in Droidboot mode and connected, go to device management on your PC and find driver with a "yellow ?" click properties click on update navigate to unzipped drivers and click ok.
Then execute launcher.bat file again.
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Hello Alex:
About the MTP driver yellow mark
How to solve this ? Could you help to provide the MTP driver for me install?
Thanks
droidboot mode
Hello Alex,
I have a question, too. What do you mean by Droidboot Mode exactly?
Thanks.
Kelly5119 said:
Hello Alex:
About the MTP driver yellow mark
How to solve this ? Could you help to provide the MTP driver for me install?
Thanks
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The MTP driver is inclued on the folder "Dispositivo USB MTP"
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vbdx66 said:
Hello Alex,
I have a question, too. What do you mean by Droidboot Mode exactly?
Thanks.
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i mean Fastboot mode, Acer call it Droidboot.
-power off your tablet , then press V+ and Power, old it for a few seconds and release it when Acer logo pops up.
it worked!
I booted into "droidboot" and then connected to my laptop with usb debugging enabled. Then i downloaded Cydia impactor and using the USB drop down menu in this small program I was able to successfully instal the needed drivers. CWM then came up following the previous instructions.
Now can we flash ROMs on this tablet???
Success!
Well guys, I went through the whole process again, which was very tedious to say the least, and apparently it worked, SU is now flashed on my B1-810!
I now have Root Access in ES explorer, so this is simply brilliant. I can now access the external SD card or without restrictions again, which is just what I was looking for
Something strange, though: I installed Root Checker and it says me my tab is not rooted... Can it come from the B1-80 running an 'exotic' Intel Bay Trail processor?
I would be very interested to know what results you guys get from Root Checker after the whole rooting process is completed. Does Root Checker also tell you your B1-810 is not rooted even though it is? Is there another way to check that the tab is properly rooted, or can it be 'half-rooted' or something of the kind?
Best Regards to all and many thanks to Alex for the great job done
Update - Tablet Rooted
Hi again guys,
According to another root checking programming, my tab is properly root. Screen capture in attach. This time I used the Root Checker programming from Free Android Tools.
Update - I checked properly again, and now the other progrwm, Root Checker Basic developed by joeykrim, also tells me my tab has full root access. Cheers!
And Now That B1-810 is rooted, what?
My main concern to root this tab was to get full access to the external SD card again (done) and to definitely get rid of the bloatware, which comes unfortunately in quantities on the Acer B1-810. I already deactivated many apps I won't I use, like Email and Gmail (I use Aquamail) and Acer Docs, Acer Music, etc.
Now that the device is rooted, can someone who's already done this can tell we whether, under root, there is a safe and efficient way to completely uninstall these unwanted apps, like any 'normal' app downloaded from Google Play? Should I just suppress the relevant apk's with ES explorer or could this make the system unstable?
Furthermore, is there a way to control which apps the tab will start when booting?
And lastly, is there any way to tell the KitKat Camera app that it should store the pictures on the external SD card by default?
Any other things you guys are willing to do now that your tab is rooted? I am curious.
Best Regards.
vbdx66 said:
My main concern to root this tab was to get full access to the external SD card again (done) and to definitely get rid of the bloatware, which comes unfortunately in quantities on the Acer B1-810. I already deactivated many apps I won't I use, like Email and Gmail (I use Aquamail) and Acer Docs, Acer Music, etc.
Now that the device is rooted, can someone who's already done this can tell we whether, under root, there is a safe and efficient way to completely uninstall these unwanted apps, like any 'normal' app downloaded from Google Play? Should I just suppress the relevant apk's with ES explorer or could this make the system unstable?
Furthermore, is there a way to control which apps the tab will start when booting?
And lastly, is there any way to tell the KitKat Camera app that it should store the pictures on the external SD card by default?
Any other things you guys are willing to do now that your tab is rooted? I am curious.
Best Regards.
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I deleted anything I didn't want using es file explorer. Navigate to the system app list from the dropdown menu and delete all the bloat you want. I deleted quite a bit and just disabled anything I was unsure of and I've run into no problems yet.
Which system apps to delete?
@slitertooth: Could you please be more specific? This is the first time I am doing this and I am afraid of damaging the device. If you don't mind, which apps did you deactivate and which did you completely uninstall?
Thanks.