I finally decided to unlock my Prime.
Based on a search, I decided to go with CWM for recovery and got Busybox-installer and Rom-Manager (Premium) from Play.
My machine is running ICS .28 stock, rooted, and trimmed a bit to my taste. Busybox is installed, as verified by Busybox-installer. I know the unlock worked since it tels me every time I boot....first thing to appear on the screen.
Rom-Manager runs....mostly.
Within Rom-Manager, Fix-Permissions runs but never finishes.......stops in and around step 98 of 107.
I can flash the Prime recovery and it looks successful, but it only reboots normally when I try to reboot into recovery.
If I try to do a backup of current Rom, it just reboots.
The device runs as it did before.....just cannot make backups, boot to recovery, or change Rom.
Am I missing something?...... a step I missed? Is this meant to be accomplished without the use of a PC and ADB?
The few "guides" I found for this process were either dated or varied in procedure.....could not find one that seemed both current and directly applied to the TF201.
Based on a search, I decided to go with CWM for recovery and got Busybox-installer and Rom-Manager (Premium) from Play.
My machine is running ICS .28 stock, rooted, and trimmed a bit to my taste. Busybox is installed, as verified by Busybox-installer. I know the unlock worked since it tels me every time I boot....first thing to appear on the screen.
Rom-Manager runs....mostly.
Within Rom-Manager, Fix-Permissions runs but never finishes.......stops in and around step 98 of 107.
I can flash the Prime recovery and it looks successful, but it only reboots normally when I try to reboot into recovery.
If I try to do a backup of current Rom, it just reboots.
The device runs as it did before.....just cannot make backups, boot to recovery, or change Rom.
Am I missing something?...... a step I missed? Is this meant to be accomplished without the use of a PC and ADB?
The few "guides" I found for this process were either dated or varied in procedure.....could not find one that seemed both current and directly applied to the TF201.