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CREATE BOOT PARTITION FASTBOOT INSTALL
CREATE BOOT PARTITION FASTBOOT UPDATE
CREATE BOOT PARTITION FASTBOOT ANDROID

For instance, Huawei splits the boot partition into ramdisk_recovery and kernel.

CREATE BOOT PARTITION FASTBOOT UPDATE

The basic premise of this feature is that the device has a second set of the system, boot, vendor, and other important partitions, and when you get an OTA update the update happens in the background while the second set of partitions are patched which lets you reboot into an updated software build seamlessly. If an update fails, you’ll be kicked back to a working build, meaning companies will have fewer headaches to deal with and consumers are better protected.ĭevice OEMs can change their partition schemes to use whatever layout they want.

CREATE BOOT PARTITION FASTBOOT ANDROID

The vast majority of existing Android devices (excluding the new Google Pixel and Google Pixel XL) did not have A/B partitions at the time and thus couldn’t take advantage of seamless updates. Android Nougat introduced “Seamless Updates” on devices that support A/B partitions. But one under-the-hood addition flew over the heads of most users. We got a newly updated user interface for starters along with long-awaited multiwindow capabilities and Vulkan Graphics API support. 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.When Android Nougat released, it had us talking about all kinds of new features. Your's may vary depending where you stored your blob) ((also this was 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.

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.

CREATE BOOT PARTITION FASTBOOT INSTALL

Install Asus Sync from Asus support website (to get the drivers).

Let go when you see multiple lines of text at the top left and RCK Android Wipe as options.

Hold the Volume Down button and the Power button at the same time.

Ran perfectly and now I have my tablet back! So all you need is fastboot to go completely back to stock. So I looked up the fastboot commands anyways and stumbled on an xda thread about un-bricking TF300s where they used fastboot erase on every mount point then fastboot flashed the stock firmware blob file from Asus' support website. 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. 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. The /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. I upgraded to Katkiss's Android 5.0 image.