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#Asus tf101 android update install#
#Asus tf101 android update upgrade#
#Asus tf101 android update download#

#Asus tf101 android update download#

It is necessary to download to the SD card (root) following files: To prepare for the installation, one needs an empty micro-SD card, at least some 2 GB or so. Main sources for the process were following: In this post I present the process I used since the guides were scattered around multiple posts. So I decided to go for it, and it turns out, the process was very easy with the already-rooted tablet! It had been possible for many years already, and significant development had happened until 2016 or so.

#Asus tf101 android update install#

Some weeks ago I found out, that it is possible to install Linux on the tablet. It was nice, but still I didn't find much use for the tablet.

Rename it to years ago I rooted the tablet and installed a custom, newer Android ROM made by Timduru. In “Self-Check”, make sure to tap “Battery optimizations ignored” to allow the service to run in the backgroundĭownload the Play Store from eg.

Go back to the main menu of microG Settings and tap “Self-Check” and make sure it doesn’t complain about anything.Go in “UnifiedNlp Settings”, tap both “location backend” and “address lookup backends” and enable the backends there.Tap “Permission Missing” and give all permissions.Go into the application drawer, and look for an application calld “microG Settings”. Afterwards, go to ”Settings”, “Developer options”, scroll to the bottom and enable “Allow signature spoofing”.

patch-fileset patches/sigspoof-core/ 23 tf101_sigspoof-hook-4.1-6.0/ Patching the ROM to allow signature spoofing

Apple UnifiedNlp Backend (or another backend).

Re-enable the F-Droid repository, and install.

Install the following items using F-Droid:.

Temporarily disable the F-Droid repository.

Add the repository for microG: (as described here).

Make sure you enable “Expert Mode” and “Unstable updates” in the settings, as we need the latest version of the packages.

Reflash the ROM for KatKiss (I’m using 6.0.1 #29) and SuperSU (linked on the same page).

Use something like Lucky Patcher, or Titanium Backup, or whatnot, to remove them.

First, you’ll need to uninstall both “Google Play Servics” and the “Google Play Store”.

These apply to the Transformer TF101, and come with no guarantees whatsoever. It runs faster, battery life is better, and it works for everything I use it for.īelow you can find the steps I used. In my searches I ran across the microG Project - _“A free-as-in-freedom re-implementation of Google’s proprietary Android user space apps and libraries.” _Sounded interesting, so I went and tried it, with success, on the tablet.

#Asus tf101 android update upgrade#

Initial tests blocking upgrade of the services yielded no success, and a lot of programs demand the newer versions of the services anyway. I still have an Asus Transformer TF101 tablet in use - running MarshMallow - but after a Play Services upgrade, in which Google inserted some NEON instructions (which the TF101 does not support), a lot of “Play Services has stopped working” popups showed up - making the tablet nigh unusable. Installing microG services (as Play Services replacement) on the Asus TF101 tablet