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1. #Asus tf101 install
2. #Asus tf101 update
3. #Asus tf101 upgrade
4. #Asus tf101 windows 7
5. #Asus tf101 download

**Nandroid backup - ** If it gives you an error when backing up /data try to verify whether there is enough space for the backup. The next steps involveįollow the installation instructions on the official CM wiki page for the TF101 for these steps. If you successfully flashed ClockworkMod with the method mentioned before, then the Transformer should now be booted into recovery mode.

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(Note if you aren’t able to download the file, just contact me as I should still have it somewhere) Installing CM

#Asus tf101 install

It should install Rogue XM Recovery 1.5.0 (CWM-based Recovery v5.0.2.8).ĭon’t use the ROM manager for flashing ClockworkMod. ClockworkMod) you have to again start the “1-Click Transformer Root.bat” which now will present several options under which point 3 says “Install CWM recovery”. In order to then install the custom recovery (i.e. Your Transformer will boot multiple times and by the end your device should be rooted successfully.

Make sure you connect your running Transformer device to your computer.The tool makes rooting extremely easy, just follow the steps below:

#Asus tf101 windows 7

You need Windows 7 (don’t know if Win8 works as well) for executing the root processes, however. “1-Click Transformer Root” worked!!Īfter a while I finally found the 1-Click Transformer Root which finally worked. I had version 9.2.1.27 while many of the root utilities are for older firmware versions which might also be the reason why they didn’t work. What you need to pay attention to is the kernel version (firmware) you have installed. So I googled quite a lot and there are lots of entries on the XDA forums with one-click root&flash approaches, however most of them didn’t work as well. Wheelie did not detect a device in APX mode. When placing my Transformer into APX mode and after executing the mentioned command (see CM wiki entry), I always got That approach didn’t work for me, however. The official CM TF101 wiki page suggests the use of Wheelie for loading ClockworkMod (a custom recovery) onto the Transformer.

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Upgrade to ClockworkMod 6 Rooting and Installing ClockworkMod CyanogenMod 10 - Gierdo’s Nightly Builds You might get and check the CM download page for the TF101, however. Hence in this installation I used an unofficial one. If you have adb installed and your device connected via USB debugging this should be as easy as adb push cm_tf101-v6.zip /sdcard/Īs of writing this post there is no official stable Jelly Bean CM10 release or release candidate. See this forum entry for more details.Īfter downloading the above mentioned files, copy them over to your device.

Note that this is not an official CM version but one build by some XDA developer from the CM’s GitHub repository. Download the Google Apps package for Jelly Bean v 4.1.2, that is “gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip”.Download the latest (unofficial) CM 10 version (I used cm_tf101-v6).Preparation: Download CM and GApps Packageīefore starting it’s good to download the necessary files and immediately place them on the devices internal storage (or sdcard mount) s.t. Then press Volume DOWN+ Power button till you see the boot logo, then press Volume UP again.Įnter APX mode: Switch off your device, connect it to your computer and press Volume UP+ Power button. Some Basicsīoot into recovery: Switch off your device. Specs used for this setupīy using a Win7 圆4 setup for rooting the device and flashing ClockworkMod. I’m not responsible in any way with such side effects but it is at your own risk. Prefaceīefore continuing with this post here, please read through the official CyanogenMod installation instructions for the TF101.ĭisclaimer: By following the instructions presented by this page you device gets rooted which voids your device’s warranty, may cause data loss or potential other damage. As such, this post is intended to provide you with the right information in order to save you some time (and nerves) while upgrading to CyanogenMod. Unfortunately it turned out that rooting and flashing the Transformer TF101 isn’t as smooth as I thought and it involved quite a lot of reading through forums till I managed to get it working on my device.

#Asus tf101 update

The problem is that apparently the TF101 doesn’t get the update to Jelly Bean and I definitely didn’t want to miss it, so CM is the best available option.

Today I decided to give my Asus Transformer TF101 a go as well. During the Christmas holidays I found a bit of time to upgrade my old (but still nicely working) Nexus One to CyanogenMod 7 and I’m really happy about that.