yay!! it worked!! thanks alot bro.. wish i can belanja u minum or sumthing.. u helped alot

I should teach you use fastboot command :/
regret to give you lazy man way xD

Jking~

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Added on May 6, 2012, 1:59 pmFirst Use Tookit to install drivers, enable USB debugging at developer options. Then it will do the installation job.
When you root your device you don't need USB debugging, a fastboot will do



This post has been edited by droid13579: May 6 2012, 01:59 PM

I did install the drivers. Just to make sure, when i run the toolkit only fastboot list of devices show the series number or both fastboot and adb list show it?
For me, the number only shows under fastboot

lol i help my fren to ask
he in my hse noww.... flashed to 4.0.4

You need to install ADB from SDK to make it work.

1. Download the Latest Android SDK from Google

Android SDK (Select the exe version)

2. Once downloaded, double click the exe file to open it. (MAKE SURE you change the directory that it is installing everything to to c:\android-sdk\)

3. Click on the SDK Manager and it will ask you to install packages. Select the following and leave all others unchecked:

Android SDK Tools
Android SDK Platform Tools
Google USB Driver Package, Revision XX (XX being the highest number available)

4. Then click continue and follow the on screen prompts until all of the packages are installed and it finishes.

5a. On your phone, click Settings > Applications > Development and make sure USB Debugging is on.

5b. If using Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0), click on Settings > Developer Options and make sure USB Debugging is on.

6. Plug your phone into your computer via USB cable (it needs to be on). It should say installing drivers if using Windows.

7. Open Windows File Explorer and look for the android-sdk folder inside of the C drive. Then open the platform-tools folder inside that. Now, hold the shift key down on your keyboard and right click in any blank area inside that folder. This will give you the option to open a command window here. Select that and a command prompt will open saying c:\android-sdk\platform-tools\ *if using windows XP, this won’t work. So instead open command prompt first by going to Start > Run > then typing in cmd and hitting enter. Then type cd c:\android-sdk\platform-tools\ and hit enter, then continue.

8. Type the following into the command prompt window (hitting enter at the end of every line):



You should see a serial number pop up, it’s the serial number of your phone. This means you are all set!

This post has been edited by droid13579: May 6 2012, 02:28 PM

Lean Kernel 3.5 is up...

how to restore save game data after flashing to yakju ?


This post has been edited by duabijitelur: May 6 2012, 03:41 PM

You have to make Titanium Backup BEFORE you flash to Yakju, then backup the all the data to your computer.
It'll clear the entire 16GB of your phone when flashing to Yakju

but he direct copy paste the folder to pc....
not using titanium backup...

Which mean it is anti-fingerprint + clear? May I know where can I get it and normally how much is it? Seem ebay and lowyat do not have this crystal SP. hmm

taobao

Only RM 7 for the item but you have to do 2 way shipping which is make it look expensive.

Use taobao service at lowyat.

ADB I guess?

the guy is me, i copy the system file all into pc before flashing, but now cannot get back my game save file, any idea? i didnt do titanium backup before flashing

It's meaningless any more.
That's why we have mybackup PRO (Not root) and TB (Root) backup utilities
Then only you transfer all your files to PC.

Apps+Data only can be done by utilities.

If only APP, you can redownload from Google Play.

This post has been edited by droid13579: May 6 2012, 04:06 PM

thanks man, nevermind la, games can be play from beginning again

Remember to purchase utilities

I have already install all of it all but adb devices in command prompt window didnt show up any serial number

Read this: (If you are using Windows)

I guess YOU NEED TO READ STEP 4!
Step 1
Make sure that the required drivers for your android device are properly installed on your PC.

Step 2
Download and install the Android SDK

Step 3
For adb to work on version 8 of the SDK Starter package we have to add Platform Tools part to the SDK. Below are the steps:

1. Open root directory of the SDK (for e.g. if you’ve installed or extracted it on:/ then go to this address “C:\Program Files\android-sdk-windows”

2. Find “SDK Manager” and double-click on it to execute.

3. It will check for updates on the Android website, and a pop up window will appear showing a list of available downloads. Just add the “Android SDK Platform Tools” and reject everything else

Step 4
Add Path variable to avoid long lines of commands every time you want to run adb. Below are the steps:

1. Right-click on “My Computer” and select “Properties”. Now under the “Advanced Tab” select “Enviroment Variables”

2. Scroll and find the “Path” variable from the list. Double-click on it to edit it.

3. Now add the full path of the “tools” and “platform-tools” folders of the SDK to your path. For e.g. on my computer, I had it installed in — C Drive – Program Files – Android – android-sdk. So, I put this in the Path (don’t put any space on either side of the semi-colon mark [;] which separates the pat of ‘tools’ folder and ‘platform-tools’ folder) – “C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\tools;C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools”

Step 5
On your Android device go to Settings->Applications->Development and make sure that “USB Debugging” is ticked. It’s essential for ADB to work!

Now plug your phone into your PC (using original cable that’s supplied by your manufacturer is recommended when working with ADB). If a window pops up saying “installing drivers” then wait for it to complete installation

Step 6

Open command prompt from the menus, or Open “Run > and type cmd” to execute Command Prompt

Now insert the following code:


This should display something like the following :


If you can see your device in the list then congratulations! You’ve done well. You are now good to start using adb. Enjoy!

If it’s NOT appearing in the list make sure that drivers are properly installed and you’ve enabled “USB Debugging” as told in Step 5.

This post has been edited by droid13579: May 6 2012, 04:18 PM

It's weird that since I reformat my PC few times and updated CWM recover few times... the toolkit worked perfectly in detecting my phone after installing the drivers through the toolkit terminal

hey every sifu, i just flash my galaxy nexus to AOKP + lean kernel. What should i tweak in leankernal in order to get nice performance. Hope you all can share with me. Thanks