[bworley50]

I can e-mail pics.

[ClydeB1]

I can e-mail pics.

To get to Starting Fastboot Protocol you must have run the first ADB command in your command prompt window - ie adb reboot bootloader? You then need to enter the second command line in the command prompt window on your pc- ie fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Then enter the third command - ie fastboot reboot

Also in fastboot mode the device won't be recognized on the pc explorer but should still react to commands entered in the command prompt window.

[bworley50]

pics

[bworley50]

[ClydeB1]

Your command prompt needs to look something like this, obviously just using the commands I gave you earlier

[ClydeB1]

Let's continue this via PM so as not to flood the thread.

[bworley50]

says error device not found

[bworley50]

thank you. what is pm?

[bworley50]

looks nothing like that

[bworley50]

command prompt is on c drive

[ClydeB1]

thank you. what is pm?

PM is a Private Message. If you look at the top right corner of the web page you'll see I sent you a PM, we can correspond via that so as not to flood the thread with hundreds of posts.

[2CupsWithString]

says error device not found

Did you install the Motorola USB drivers?

You'll need them for fastboot/adb to recognize the Xoom when it's in fastboot and/or recovery.

Take a look at this thread to get an idea of the software you need: http://forum.androidcentral.com/xoom...ing-stock.html

[ClydeB1]

Did you install the Motorola USB drivers?

You'll need them for fastboot/adb to recognize the Xoom when it's in fastboot and/or recovery.

Take a look at this thread to get an idea of the software you need: http://forum.androidcentral.com/xoom...ing-stock.html

Yeah, I'm helping him through via Google Chat and the pc does recognize his device, it just wasn't picking it up when in Fastboot which I explained is normal

[bworley50]

ClydeB1 is the man. Thanks. Xoom never worked better. Root is truly amazing.

[LMO]

Holy cow! I am liking 1.4.1... blazing fast! Definitely better than 1.3.2.
I will have to do some benchmarks..

[dinomight]

Ok i installed 1.4.1 and /sdcard/sdcard2 contains my micro sd card contents. /sdcard/external does not. I've added the scripter to show the mount usb app. However when i click the mount usb it shows the loading ring and it never finishes. Any help?

[2CupsWithString]

Ok i installed 1.4.1 and /sdcard/sdcard2 contains my micro sd card contents. /sdcard/external does not. I've added the scripter to show the mount usb app. However when i click the mount usb it shows the loading ring and it never finishes. Any help?

What version were you coming from?

[dinomight]

I installed using the one-click-root software which installed timat 1.3.1. I immediately install Clockworkmod recovery, followed by timat 1.4.1.

[2CupsWithString]

I installed using the one-click-root software which installed timat 1.3.1. I immediately install Clockworkmod recovery, followed by timat 1.4.1.

Try flashing 1.4.0, reboot, go back in to recovery and flash 1.4.1

[dinomight]

Tried flashing 1.4.0, and i get an "E:Error in /sdcard/Tiamat_Xoom-v1.4.0.zip
(Status 0)
Isnstallation aborted.

I do get messages above saying Welcome to Xoom Mass Storage so it looks like it is reading the zip correctly. I tried downloading the file two times.

[dinomight]

Ok i flashed 1.4.0 using kernel manager, rebooted and /sdcard/external is now showing properly. I then flashed 1.4.1 and everything looks good. However turning on usb storage via the scripter script results in the same perpetual loading wheel, and no mass storage device being detected.

[dinomight]

Looks like it's an issue with 1.4.1 (read on another forum that mass storage was removed in 1.4.1) I reverted to 1.4.0 and now the usb mass storage works. Might want to mention that on the first post.

[2CupsWithString]

Tried flashing 1.4.0, and i get an "E:Error in /sdcard/Tiamat_Xoom-v1.4.0.zip
(Status 0)
Isnstallation aborted.

I do get messages above saying Welcome to Xoom Mass Storage so it looks like it is reading the zip correctly. I tried downloading the file two times.

The file is fine, this is an issue with the busy box that clockworkmod uses, go to mounts & storage and mount /system, then try to install the zip again, you may have to boot back in to recovery for a try to or two, but it will take.

[2CupsWithString]

Ok i flashed 1.4.0 using kernel manager, rebooted and /sdcard/external is now showing properly. I then flashed 1.4.1 and everything looks good. However turning on usb storage via the scripter script results in the same perpetual loading wheel, and no mass storage device being detected.

Alright, is the usb cable connected while you fire the script?

[b0ricua]

Ok i installed 1.4.1 and /sdcard/sdcard2 contains my micro sd card contents. /sdcard/external does not. I've added the scripter to show the mount usb app. However when i click the mount usb it shows the loading ring and it never finishes. Any help?

Remember, mass storage was removed in 1.4.1