Hi all
I'm currently trying to root my x10i, I carried out the first step with no troubles however whenever I enter my device into usb debugging mode I get the following error when loading the step2.bat
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
** daemon still not runningerror: cannot connect to daemon
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
** daemon still not runningerror: cannot connect to daemon
"select option 6 SDCARD UPDATE"
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Has anyone else experienced this problem? I'm sure the correct driver is installed as the system knows the ADB driver is present.
Thanks
-Sean
Same exact thing .. stuck on HTC EVO white screen 4 G will nto go any further.
sur3sh0t said:
Hi all
I'm currently trying to root my x10i, I carried out the first step with no troubles however whenever I enter my device into usb debugging mode I get the following error when loading the step2.bat
Has anyone else experienced this problem? I'm sure the correct driver is installed as the system knows the ADB driver is present.
Thanks
-Sean
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Moved as not android development
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I went stock DI01 by Odin, and tried re-rooting by Superoneclick 1.7, but it doesn't respond at "Waiting for device". it freezes.
I tried the other way from terminal, and it keeps on saying that the device isn't connected.
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* Dirrk's EZ Root v0.2 (Sebastien Krahmers Exploit) *
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* Testing if your device is connected
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* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
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* If you are NOT connected please follow these directions
* Install the correct drivers
* Turn On Debugging
* Check usb port, cable and phone
* Then rerun this application
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Press any key to continue . . .
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* Pushing the files to your phone
* rage.bin, busybox, Superuser.apk, su, com.sh
error: device not found
error: device not found
error: device not found
error: device not found
error: device not found
error: device not found
* Restarting your phone to ensure the exploit will work
* When your phone comes back on please unlock it if it is locked and then
* wait
error: device not found
I can access the SD card, but rooters are not working when I turn on usb debugging.
I have Samsung driver installed, android sdk installed, and tried turning on and off while connected to computer. still no root.
how can I get it working?
With the number of pre-rooted roms we have why even root? After odin restore boot but don't sign in and power down. Pull battery/Flash CWM_recovery.tar/ insert battery 3 finger salute to recovery flash desired (rooted) rom. Depending upon what package you used you might have to flash a current modem in odin. Continue to restore set up.
good day.
One Click doesn't work anymore. I did this yesterday, after going back to stock and doing an OTA update, works wonderfully and it's really easy, very low possibility of bricking your phone and having to go through the hassle of fixing that. Go to this thread and follow along. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=913470 I recommend using the Clockwork Packages from here though they are the most recent and everything seems to be fixed on them. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1017817 Easiest way I have ever seen to root a phone.
This is a simple tutorial on how to root your phone and install CWM recovery and then flash a custom ROM to you X10 mini Pro:
I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE BY ANY WAY IF YOU MISS-USED THIS TUTORIAL AND YOU BRICKED YOUR DEVICE! PLEASE BE CAREFUL USING IT AND BE SURE TO FOLLOW THE STEPS CORRECTLY.
1. Download CWMInstaller-Windows-v4-dl.zip (Credits go to nobodyAtall & D4rKn3sSyS for the actual CWM files. Other credits in the README.txt file) and extract it. Original Post for this tool is at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1257701
please say thanks to rect2409 too for the above post.
2. Inside the settings menu in your phone go to Application then go to development then select “USB Debugging Mode”
3. Connect your phone to the PC via USB and select “Charge the Phone”. DO NOT MOUNT THE SD CARD.
4. Inside CWMInstaller-Windows-v4-dl already extracted, double click on Install.Bat
5. Follow the questions as per below for non rooted phones:
a. Is your device ROOTed? (Y/N): press Y then enter. SuperOneClick will launch now, you will only need to press “Root” wait till the process ends then this application will ask you to test the root press yes for it.
b. Once finished and returned back to the cmd window, just press enter to continue and install the CWM recovery.
c. Once done the phone will reboot and you will be successfully rooted and installed CWM recovery on your phone.6. Now time to install a custom ROM:
a. Choose a custom ROM from the forum here in the Development section of your device.
b. Download the ROM and put it in your Memory Card.
c. Turn off or reboot your phone.
d. Once Sony Ericsson Logo on a black screen shows up press the back button several time till the CWM recovery console is displayed.
e. You can navigate between option of this console by using the volume keys up and down and to select an option press the home key and to go back to a previous page press the back key.
f. From this console you should backup your existing ROM by choosing backup and restore then backup.
g. Now when the backup is finished select install zip from SD Card
h. Navigate to your Custom rom you Already put on your sd card and select it by pressing the home button on your phone
i. Now the console will ask you do you want to continue, press yes.
j. Wait the Rom flashing to end.
k. Once finished go back to the main screen select “wipe data/factory reset” then press yes. Then select “wipe cache partition” and select yes. Then go to “advanced” then select “Wipe Dalvik Cache” press yes.
l. Now you can reboot you phone.
m. The first reboot usually takes time to finish.7. After full boot and configuration you will be successfully rooted/installed recovery/and flashed a new ROM to your phone.
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Reserved too...
Big thanks to you man!
Question about the guide because I'm confused. Do you wipe data/factory reset (and so on) before or after flashing the ROM? Because from what I've read from other post you do it before flashing not after. Please enlighten a n00b like me.
It is preferable to be after the flashing as the rom
Sent from my U20i using XDA App
That's the reason why I'm getting lots of buggy installs. I will try that the next time I install a rom. Or maybe later when i install the new nAa kernel and ROM.
Thanks once again. Maybe ill do it before and after. LOL
demoniacs said:
That's the reason why I'm getting lots of buggy installs. I will try that the next time I install a rom. Or maybe later when i install the new nAa kernel and ROM.
Thanks once again. Maybe ill do it before and after. LOL
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Making a complete wipe/factory reset should be after flashing the ROM.. N wiping before flashing the ROM dosn't make a difference.. N the bugs u feel are only if they are in the ROM/kernel n not the way u make a wipe.. So I guess it might have cleared your question well..
Sent from my U20i using xda premium
Fantastic!
Thanks a lot, my x10 is rooted!
But it only worked for me when I didn't press on "Charge phone": I left the screen like that.
Before, when I pressed "charge phone" the adb couldn't find my phone...
just let you know that, it could help someone else.
Again, thank you!
Inji.
Ps: I'm also a rooting addict now: just rooted my iconia a501 recently from the same great forum!
Thanks, worked great !
ClockWorkMod Recovery Installer for X10 Mini Pro by rect2409.
Requirements and credits are listed in the README.txt file.
Please make sure requirements are met before continuing.
Please make sure that your phone is connected to your PC and USB debugging
abled.
Press any key to continue . . .
Is your device ROOTed? (Y/N):Y
Starting ADB Server.
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
Pushing exploit to gain ROOT access.
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
** daemon still not runningerror: cannot connect to daemon
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
Mount system as R/W.
Do you already have a recovery installed? (Y/N):N
Pushing recovery tar file.
protocol failure
Pushing chargemon.
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
** daemon still not runningerror: cannot connect to daemon
Pushing busybox.
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
519 KB/s (735308 bytes in 1.382s)
Setting permissions for recovery tar file.
Unable to chmod /system/bin/recovery.tar: No such file or directory
Setting permissions for chargemon.
Setting permissions for busybox.
Mount system as read only.
Reboot phone.
Stopping ADB Server.
* server not running *
If no errors are listed above then CWM has been installed.
Finished.
Press any key to continue . . .
Hello. I have a sony tablet s wifi only, which had rooted ICS, installed with condi's AIO.
Today it got stucked on boot screen, so after many tries of soft reset I went to recovery mode(which btw is rev.29 <3e>) and wiped all data.
Now, I'm trying to install a new software using AIO and Flasher but the app gets stucked on this message:
Code:
[*] Waiting for device...
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
Please! Can someone help me?
bycxc said:
Hello. I have a sony tablet s wifi only, which had rooted ICS, installed with condi's AIO.
Today it got stucked on boot screen, so after many tries of soft reset I went to recovery mode(which btw is rev.29 <3e>) and wiped all data.
Now, I'm trying to install a new software using AIO and Flasher but the app gets stucked on this message:
Code:
[*] Waiting for device...
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
Please! Can someone help me?
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1. recovery.
2. make sure that you have correct adb driver installed.
3. download prerooted doubleFLASH fw from my signature.
4. flash via AiO - flash custom [straight from recovery] option.
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condi
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condi said:
1. recovery.
2. make sure that you have correct adb driver installed.
3. download prerooted doubleFLASH fw from my signature.
4. flash via AiO - flash custom [straight from recovery] option.
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condi
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Thank you, condi, for your answer.
1.Recovery - can reach it - rev.29 <3e> with some errors becuase of the system and data wipe.(errors like: "E:Fail to read boot logo flag" , "E::Can't open /dev/block/mmcblk0p5(No such file or directory)" , "E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/command" , "E:Fail to mount /sdcard(No such file or directory)" );
2.adb is installed using "Sony Tablet ADB Driver Automated Installer", Composite Adb Interface in recovery and looks fine;
3.
4.Well , here is the real problem. AiO is displaying this
Code:
[*] Enter recovery (power + vol-up) and run _hack_recovery.zip
Wait for assert error..
The problem is that as you can see from "1) Recovery errors", my memory card can't be mounted so I can't use that _hack_recovery.zip from recovery. Also I don't have that hack_recovery file.
Here is a screenshot with the recovery screen, dropbox link: /u/43085866/20130223_140402.jpg
Hi
So, I want to sideload a zip file, but of some reason, it doesn't work! I've done this a few times ago, but at that time I were on Windows 7. Atm. I'm on Windows 8. I can get my X+ into sideload (TWRP) without problems. But I'm not sure if it's starting correct.
Starting ADB sideloa feature...
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And it keeps doing that.. No confirm that it's started. However, usually it works without writing any confirmation.
On the command prommt it writes:
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
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But I dont want it do be via the local network. It should be via USB. How do I change that? My guess were ADB usb but that wasn't for any use.
Anyone?
I am not sure I should post my problem here, but it seemed approperate to me. If not, please tell me where to post this.
I try to install DualRecovery on my Tablet Z2 (SGP521). Up till step 2 everything is going fine. Deamon is running, device is found and it sends the recovery files. Step 3: creating target sockets.... OK! and then Done!
A lot of x's and then my device is rebooting and the following message:
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If your device now boots to recovery, reboot
it to system to continue and allow this script
to check and clean up. The script will continue
once your device allows adb connections again.
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* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
But my device takes like 5 minutes to boot. Before my device is completely booted I get the message:
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
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Unrooted installation failed, please press 1
once the device finished rebooting to retry.
Is the problem the boot time of 5 minutes or is it really failing regardless of the boot time??
Barium said:
I am not sure I should post my problem here, but it seemed approperate to me. If not, please tell me where to post this.
I try to install DualRecovery on my Tablet Z2 (SGP521). Up till step 2 everything is going fine. Deamon is running, device is found and it sends the recovery files. Step 3: creating target sockets.... OK! and then Done!
A lot of x's and then my device is rebooting and the following message:
=============================================
If your device now boots to recovery, reboot
it to system to continue and allow this script
to check and clean up. The script will continue
once your device allows adb connections again.
=============================================
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
But my device takes like 5 minutes to boot. Before my device is completely booted I get the message:
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
=============================================
Unrooted installation failed, please press 1
once the device finished rebooting to retry.
Is the problem the boot time of 5 minutes or is it really failing regardless of the boot time??
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You didn't mentioned your firmware version but Dualrecovery ain't compatible with your device latest stock firmwares.
kulvertti said:
You didn't mentioned your firmware version but Dualrecovery ain't compatible with your device latest stock firmwares.
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Indeed... The tablet is on Android version 5.0.2; build number 23.1.A.1.28. So it should work, right?
Barium said:
Indeed... The tablet is on Android version 5.0.2; build number 23.1.A.1.28. So it should work, right?
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Yes, it should work. After checking that there is no other adb (or Sony) -process runing in the backround try to install it again. Maybe several times.
kulvertti said:
Yes, it should work. After checking that there is no other adb (or Sony) -process runing in the backround try to install it again. Maybe several times.
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And does it matter that the bootloader is locked? The service menu says: "Unlocking Bootloader Allowed:NO". Normally it says YES, but the DualRecovery should also work with a locked bootloader, right?
Barium said:
And does it matter that the bootloader is locked? The service menu says: "Unlocking Bootloader Allowed:NO". Normally it says YES, but the DualRecovery should also work with a locked bootloader, right?
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Correct.