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moicarta
19/02/11, 19:23:23
Como paso previo a instalar el ROM hay que hacer el "Factory Reset" y cuando lo intento me aparece una pantalla negra con letras pequeñas que dicen: "Booting recovery Kernel image" y se queda así indefinidamente.
No aparece ninguna barra de % de progreso ni nada parecido.
No hace el "Factory Reset"

viaper
20/02/11, 02:50:15
Puede ser que tengas un problema con el recovery, si te arranca prueba con

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=11454545&postcount=3039

Otra opcion, aunque es bastante complejo

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=10644028&highlight=Booting+recovery+Kernel+image#post106440 28

Si te va el ingles lo mejor es seguir las instrucciones, pero primero comprueba en el post de XDA que es exactamente lo que te pasa.

We will use Android Development Environment and load a working recovery image via USB. Here are the steps:

1. Download the Android SDK here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html. For Windows users I suggest to get the zip and NOT put it in Program Directory unless you want to run all commands with administrator privileges.

2. Now we must extend the drivers section to be able to load software onto our folio tablet. Goto %android_install_dir%/usb_driver/android_winusb.inf and enter the following lines in the sections [Google.NTamd64] and [Google.NTx86] (depending on your systems architecture you could place it only in one section but why not in both?).

;NVIDIA Tegra
%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0955&PID_7000
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0955&PID_7100&MI_01

3. Last but not least you should ensure that the comand fastboot.exe located under %android_install_dir%/tools knows where it finds the AdbWinApi.dll. Test this by running the tool without option from a command line. If you get and error message add the path to AdbWinApi.dll to your PATH variabe. The path is usually: %android_install_dir%/platform-tools . The PATH variable you can enter under Control Panel->Maintenance->System->Environment Variables.

4. Now you must run your table in fastboot mode. To do so you should start your folio tablet and on the Toshiba loading screen quickly press 3 times the startbutton and then the VOL + button.


5. The tables should print a message that it is now in fastboot mode. Connect it via USB to your PC.

6. Windows will try to load a driver but it will fail to recognise it. Choose the option to manually add a driver. Ensure to manually select a file NOT search in a directory and select the aforementioned file %android_install_dir%/usb_driver/android_winusb.inf .

7. Windows will ask you what driver you want to lead. Choose Bootloader and Windows will install it.

8. In Dexters update.zip for the foliomod (mentioned above and found inside the package here: http://dext3r.komodin.org/folio100/FolioModv13d.zip) is a working recovery.img. Extract this image (file recovery.img) and best place it under %android_install_dir%/tools.

9. Now we are ready to replace the faulty recovery image. Open a command line and go to %android_install_dir%/tools. Type:

fastboot erase recovery

this will erase the old recovery image.

10. Now lets laod the working recovery image. Type

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

this will load the recovery.img of Dexter which we placed in the %android_install_dir%/tools folder before. Note: If you do want to place the img file in this folder you must indicate the full path to it inside the command.

11. Now we are nearly done. You can unplug your tablet and restart the update procedure for the foliomod as described at the beginning of this post. This time the update should work fine.

Well, I hope this helps someone. At least in my case the update worked and I thought it might be use to sum up all information.

Best regards

Patrick