K1 Rooting
K1 Rooting
K1 Rooting
I bought the Tablet 3 Month ago. I have got the Update to Android 6.0 in January and unfortunately, I
applied it.
So If you don't want to apply a custom rom do not update to 6.0, because 5.1.1 is much better.
At first you must install Minimal ADB and Fastboot on your PC/Laptop/Mac.
Windows: https://forum.xda-developers.com/sho....php?t=2588979
Linux/Mac: http://rootmygalaxy.net/install-adb-...-mac-or-linux/
Before you can Root or flash a Custom Rom you must flash the recovery:
Windows:
If there Is a device with a yellow ! klick on it and update the Drivers Manually(select the Folder where
you extracted the Family Divers)
Flash Recovery
Code:
adb devices
if you get a long term of numbers and letters your drivers are correctly installed, If this command does
not bring up a device, check your cable connection and/or update your drivers again.
Custom Rom
If you want to be on the safe side you should consider wiping the /data partition (Troubleshoot section
at the end of the Post)
Root
Download the Latest Stabel SuperSU file: http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu-stable and copy it to the
internal or SD Card Storage
For Android 7.0 (Nougat) the SuperSU r4 2.78 version is confirmed working.
2. Type in
Code:
4. After it has finished Click on Install and choose the UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip (or
similar) and Swipe to Confirm Flash
Xposed Framework
Download the Xposed Framework Zip file, take the newest version:
(The Shield Quad Core has a 32 bit arm architecture, so you need the framework for arm)
1. Now that you have root you don't need you PC anymore. Go to the Play store and download Quick
Boot
2. Open Quick Boot and klick on Recovery
3. Allow Root rights and the Tablet should boot into recovery
2. Press and hold the Vol down button and the Power button until the Bootloader screen appears
3. Navigate with the volume buttons through the Menu on your Tablet and choose the option recovery
mod with you power button
1. In the TWRP Recovery (Optionally you can make a Backup) select Install and choose the xposed-v80-
sdk22-arm.zip file
3. Now Restart you Tablet and install the .apk file normally
4. In the App Press Framework and now there should be a green writing saying: Xposed Framework
version 80 is active
5. Here is a list of very useful programs for the Xposed Framework: http://forum.xda-
developers.com/andr...droid-t3103027
Please Leave a post if you are getting errors or something isn't clearly explained! And if I could help you,
consider giving me a Thanks
Troubleshoot
Without data loss(e.g. when you installed Xposed framework zip and its stuck in a bootloop)
1. flash the stock rom boot image BUT ONLY IF YOU DONT USE A CUSTOM ROM (it will probably loose
root). go to https://developer.nvidia.com/gamewor...itional,shield and download the latest NVIDIA
SHIELD Tablet K1 Recovery OS Image
Code:
If something went wrong while flashing a custom rom (after that you will need to flash the custom/stock
rom again)
wipe the /data partition. It could be encrypted from the previous rom. Be aware that you need to
reinstall the rom, therefore loose all your data. Troubleshot guide by agentbob123
-Toby
Credits:
@agentbob123 suggestion to mention to wipe the /data partition as a solution for being stuck in a
bootloop
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Hello Guys,
I bought the Tablet 3 Month ago. I have got the Update to Android 6.0 in January and unfortunately i
applied it.
So If you don't want to apply a custom rom do not update to 6.0, because 5.1.1 is much better.
At first you must install Minimal ADB and Fastboot on your PC/Laptop/Mac.
Before you can Root or flash a Custom Rom you must flash the recovery:
If there Is a device with a yellow ! klick on it and update the Drivers Manually(select the Folder where
you extracted the Family Divers)
Linux:
(For every fastboot command in ADB+Fastboot you will need a sudo in front of it...)
Mac:
2. Type in
Code:
adb devices
if you get a long term of numbers and letters your drivers are correctly installen, If this command does
not bring up a device, check your cable connection and/or update your drivers again.
3.1 Go to your Setting, scroll all the way down and choose Info(or similar)
3.3 Now go back and now there is a new menu point Developer Options
4. Now type
Code:
5.1 Type in
Code:
6.1 Type in
Code:
6.2 Wait until it is finished then move with the volume buttons through the Menu on your Tablet an
choose the option recovery mod with you power button
7. You are now in a custom Recovery on this point you must decide what you want to do:
Custom Rom
2.1 Download your custom rom of your choice. I decided to use Cyanogenmod 12.1 (Android 5.1.1)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/shie...te-na-t3055043
2.3 Download Nvidia Apps (You still need to install Nvidia Shield HUB from the Play
Store)http://forum.xda-developers.com/shie...od-12-t3070116
4. After it has finished Click on Install and choose the .zip of your Custom Rom
4.1 To install the Google Apps click on Add More Zips an select the GApps zip
4.2 And again click on Add More Zips and select nvsystemservices.zip
Root
Download the Latest Stabel SuperSU file: http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu-stable and copy it to the
internal or SD Card Storage
Code:
4. After it has finished Click on Install and choose the UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.65-20151226141550.zip (or
similar) and Swipe to Confirm Flash
Please Leave a post if you are getting errors or someting isn't clearly explaned!
-Toby
My tablet just keeps rebooting to the lock screen whenever I try to go to recovery mode... Somehow
twrp doesn't stick... It did when I was on Lollipop. I have already tried to flash the recovery, do a full
reboot before trying to get in twrp but without success.
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On mac
(For every fastboot command in ADB+Fastboot you will need a ./ in front of it...)
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(For every fastboot command in ADB+Fastboot you will need a ./ in front of it...)
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My tablet just keeps rebooting to the lock screen whenever I try to go to recovery mode... Somehow
twrp doesn't stick... It did when I was on Lollipop. I have already tried to flash the recovery, do a full
reboot before trying to get in twrp but without success.
Try other TWRP versions like 2.8.7.0 or 2.8.7.1 i think the 3.0.0.0 is for Andoid 6.0 devices so if you are
currently in the newest version of the Android OS try this one out
The 3.0 versionof TWRP was unstabel on my device so you should flash it wipe the storage and flash one
of the older ones
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My tablet just keeps rebooting to the lock screen whenever I try to go to recovery mode... Somehow
twrp doesn't stick... It did when I was on Lollipop. I have already tried to flash the recovery, do a full
reboot before trying to get in twrp but without success.
3.0.0.0 wasn't out yet when I did mine but it was doing the same thing and this worked perfectly:
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Credit to fards.
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3.0.0.0 wasn't out yet when I did mine but it was doing the same thing and this worked perfectly:
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Try your normal command line for flashing recovery except change flash to boot. It doesn't flash it, just
boots to it.
Do instead:
Go then to delete the file and then reboot, flash the recovery as normal (#1), reboot and then it should
be good to go. It was for me.
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for shield tablet the version 3.0.0.0 doesnt work well it spilts the screen but wthe other version Works
great
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Great work!
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Thank you for the awesome guide. Besides deleting the TegraOTA apk, is there any other app/service
that I should disable to prevent OTA updates?
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