03-29-2012 03:44 PM
Don't thank me/OP, thank khanning and krook-1, the developers of this project.
Khanning in particular has done loads of work on this tablet. He has provided methods for rooting, restoring, upgrading and flashing the K1 and has done so on his own time and dollar.
I linked to his threads on XDA and RootzWiki in my first reply.
03-29-2012 04:04 PM
Well i cant post in there because i need ten posts to comment in a development thread. I have a question if any of you know though. After flashing, I cant seem to connect my K1 to the computer via usb, Is that something that will come in an update or am i just missing something?
03-29-2012 04:08 PM
That's one of the things that doesn't work yet. It's the reason I flashed back to Honeycomb.
03-29-2012 04:10 PM
hah okay, thanks
03-29-2012 04:38 PM
Sorry for all of the questions, but if i were to flash back to honeycomb, how would i do that since i can not connect via usb?
03-29-2012 05:52 PM - edited 03-29-2012 05:53 PM
You can't! You're stuck on ICS forever!
Just kidding. You can still get into APX mode and flash that way.
But, try CM9 for a while and see if you can live with it. If I didn't use my tablet for development I'd stay on CM9 and just wait for an update.
03-29-2012 06:12 PM - edited 03-29-2012 06:13 PM
If you need to move files, I find WIFI EXPLORER much easier for most files - you just connect to the tab over your LAN and you can move files on and off with ease. It's much easier than connecting through usb (as long as the file isn't super huge).
AND DON'T FORGET - DEVS LIKE KHANNING DO THIS ON THEIR OWN TIME AND OWN DIME, SO DON'T FORGET TO SUPPORT THEIR EFFORTS THROUGH THE DONATE LINK ON THEIR POSTS ON ROOTZWIKI.
03-29-2012 07:36 PM
03-30-2012 01:14 PM
Thanks for bringing this to our atention and thanks to all who have worked on it!
Because I am new at flashing any device (I honestly know nothing about this stuff), I need some further clarification about how to do it. My K1 is stock, never been rooted, still running 3.2.1. So, that means I need to use the nvflash method to update to CM9, right? Okay, so I have downloaded K1_CM9_Alpha_1-5_nvflash.zip to my tablet and Nvflash Windows Drivers to my PC. That's right, right? So, now what? The next instructions mention booting to APX mode, but I don't know what that is and why I should do it. Next the directions say: "1. Extract the K1_CM9_nvflash.zip contents to a directory. 2a. If using Windows, double click the "flash-windows.bat" file." I don't know what I am extracting it from or how to put it in a directory. I also don't know what I am supposed to be doing with Windows and where I will find the "flash-windows.bat file."
My apologies that these questions are so basic. I really would like ICS on my K1, so if someone is willing to spell it all out for me, I will greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
03-30-2012 04:08 PM
While all of your questions were answered in this thread already, I suppose it would be helpful to give concise walkthrough.
So.
1. Put your tablet into APX mode. This is done by powering off your K1, then holding the Volume Up, Volume Down and Power buttons simultaneously. When the two lights next to the home button come on, release the power button. When the screen fades entirely to black release the volume buttons. You are now in APX mode.
2. Connect your tablet to your PC.
3. Install the APX drivers. To do this, open Device Manager and look under APX devices. Right click your tablet (it's probably the only device listed) and click "Update Driver Software". Browse to where you extracted the drivers zip file and select that folder. The NvFlash APX driver should then be listed; select that and proceed with the driver installation.
4. When that is complete reboot your K1 back into APX mode. If all goes well your device should be listed as "NvFlash Recovery xxx", where xxx is something I can't remember.
5. You are now ready to flash. Your K1 should, at this point, be connected to your PC and in APX mode. Go into the extracted CM9 folder and double-click "flash-windows.bat". It will ask if you are sure; just press a key to continue.
6. Flashing generally takes about 7-15 minutes. DO NOT UNPLUG YOUR TABLET DURING THIS TIME. Otherwise you will get an unbootable tab and will have to reflash from the beginning.
7. When it is done it your tablet will reboot. Be patient as first boot always takes a while. Setup your K1 and you are done.
Be aware that the following do not work in this version of CM9:
USB data connection
Camera
HD video playing
Microphone
Do not expect them to.
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