- #Create boot partition fastboot install#
- #Create boot partition fastboot update#
- #Create boot partition fastboot android#
The first time i saw the loading bar while flashing)*Īt this point, for me, the tablet was now completely back to 100% stock like it was just purchased. Your's may vary depending where you stored your blob) ((also this was Fedora should detect your Windows installation, and set up a bootloader. I was already unable to use the tablet at this point so I had nothing to lose really.įastboot -i 0x0B05 flash system c:\adb\TF300t\blob (this is my path - The boot partition contains the kernel, a read only filesystem that holds tools. In the command window the following commands will erase EVERYTHING from the tablet. You should see a bunch of letters and numbers then the word fastboot.In the command prompt type: fastboot devices.The PC should start installing the drivers.Open the Minimal ADB and Fastboot shortcut to open the command prompt.(Note: On A/B devices, you can either specify a.
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The information within the limits of the partitions will remain untouched, so it wont do you much good in this situation.
#Create boot partition fastboot install#
Install Asus Sync from Asus support website (to get the drivers). Flash image to the specified partition in the specified slot. soupmagnet said: The command fastboot oem format will only make sure the partition layout is stock, it does not format the partitions themselves.
#Create boot partition fastboot android#
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to overwrite what's there but it's one big. I thought I could use my nandroid backup to flash system.img, etc. If it would just mount I think I'd just need to format and install the zip files? ADB devices list no devices.Īnyone out there have a similar issue? Is there a way to re-partition, maybe using fastboot? It says using RAM for sideload storage and that it's starting but never starts up. anything from within recovery as I just get errors: E:Unable to mount '/data'Į:Block device not present, cannot wipe Data. TWRP recovery will get into a boot loop but fastboot works so I reflashed TWRP recovery and then recovery works fine.
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#Create boot partition fastboot update#
Now it won't boot, which I expected and would just reflash my install zips, but now TWRP recovery cannot mount any directories at all. commands: updateThe /data format never finished so eventually I restarted. So I went to format /data thinking that would give me the F2FS option (instructions were not very clear). It was nice but in reading I saw I could use the F2FS file system to prevent slowdown from normal usage. Target reported max download size of 788529152 bytesĬurrent userdata partition size=unknown KBĮrror: cannot load './userdata.I upgraded to Katkiss's Android 5.0 image. Image Info- xloader./GP_MLO, uboot./u-boot.img Board Info- cpu:DRA752, cputype:GP, boardrev:u fastboot.shįastboot - device detected: 0d00e0154dde00e1 This is the wrong message with running the flash sudo. I got the android o code from, but when flashed all the images into the board, it show that it can't find the related partition.