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Sorry Nok, that was 5 years ago…
You’re right. Looks like he can’t find the paths. You can just try a different version of clonezilla or ask someone else for advice. Unfortunately, I can no longer help you here.
Good luck!
Read Page 1 and do not stop at Blondak’s description. It’s not that much.
Edit:
type sudo sh mkroot.sh
You have to be superuser. Read the whole page 1 of this topic from the beginning and follow the steps one by one.
Blondak attached it in his post on page 1.
Did you already figure out how to do this? I want do the same thing.
Greetings from Germany
Werner
I don’t know that. But booting from stick or card can not destroy anything unless you do not execute any scripts or commands. Give it a try!
Hello Wim,
I was able to enter a “secure boot mode” or something similar by pushing some buttons simultaneously while booting. No idea how I did this, but I uninstalled the Exposed Framework in this mode and my tablet works fine again.
But for future issues: do you know how to recover?
Thanks and greetings from Germany
Hello marcorsica,
you have to type sudo sh mkroot.sh to be a superuser with admin privilegs.
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We only need a solution to the SD card problem to get that device perfect. Unfortunately, Windows finds the card only after a few reboots with extracted card, if you were previously on Android. But that’s a Windows problem.
It works now. Lubuntu did not find the partitions, so I installed Clonezilla on another USB drive.
Here are some hints:
– My USB drive was created with LiLi (Linux Live Creator) in the Windows of the W3F.
– The correct path is cd /lib/live/mount/medium/mkroot
– The script must be executed with sudo and there is no message when it is run properly.
I thank you very much for your work. So the Android OS of the tablet is finally usable.I will give it a try.
How did you create your clonezilla stick?
Hi Blondak,
I don’t get that fu…g Stick to boot Clonezilla. But I still have a Lubuntu 15.10 running from USB in persistent mode. Would it be possible to run your script in a terminal with Lubuntu?
Thank you!
With Paragon ExtFS for Windows I can read and write the Android partitions when Windows is running. But still have no idea how to get root access.
Thanks, Nils.
There must be other ways to root this device. I don’t want to build a spaceship out of my tablet.
I think, when I find a possibility (perhaps the right BIOS settings?) to connect it to a PC all would be fine.
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