I am not responsible for anything that happens to your Nexus 7 tablet when you use my toolkits below!! Based on script by: 1KDS link to his script/tool: What Does This Nexus 7 Toolkit Include?.

1. Nexus 7 Toolkit Designed For Mac Os X

Root Nexus 7 - Now works with Android 4.4.X!. Install ClockworkMod Recovery on Nexus 7. Unroot/Stock on Nexus 7. Unlock Bootloader on Nexus 7. Lock Bootloader on Nexus 7 I Have Made Separate Scripts So You Only Have To Download The Specific Files You Need.

Nexus 7 Toolkit Designed For Mac Os X

How Do I Use These Toolkits? Download the toolkit of your choice using the links below. Unzip the file and click on click on the green Android icon. Enter your phone into bootloader mode: First power off your tablet and make sure it's unplugged then,press the volume up, volume down, and power button all at the same time. When your phone vibrates let go of the power button, but keep holding onto the volume up and down button. You will now see a green start screen.

Follow directions on the screen. All Toolkits Can Be Found Using The Link Below: Changelog: August 6 2013:. Initial Release August 11 2013:. Added One-Click Unroot/Stock toolkit December 14 2013. Updated One-Click Root Toolkit to support Android KitKat. Added ClockworkMod Recovery One-Click Toolkit to support KitKat. Removed TWRP One-Click Toolkit - No support for KitKat yet Please leave feedback!: Please Hit The Thanks If You Found These Tools Helpful!

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I flashed the boot, system, and recovery img's from ATGadmin's 'One click factory restore' thread through fastboot on my mac. Here's the commands I used. (My device was unlocked during process) First I downloaded and navigated to the Nexus7RestoreF folder in terminal (cd /users/.), made sure it saw my device in fastboot mode (fastboot devices), then fastboot erase boot fastboot erase system fastboot erase recovery fastboot flash boot boot.img fastboot flash system system.img fastboot flash recovery recovery.img I think I may not have followed the instructions the first time in this thread. I didn't reboot right after the unlock process to reenable usb debugging. I don't understand why I boot looped after that, and I'm no dev, but certainly not a noob, but it's a lesson to myself and others to take our time and follow instructions exactly! Thanks OP!!!!!

OP, thanks for this!! I haven't used the yet, but I'm going to be shortly. I fully intended to unlock and root manually, but I can't get ADB to recognize my device no matter what I try! That's on my laptop, which is an HP Envy, 64 bit, Windows 7, and i7.

I've unlocked, rooted, S-Off'ed, MANY different devices using my laptop, but it just refuses to see my '13 N7 in ADB!! I've tried every driver I could find, even downloaded some of the other toolkits to see if their drivers were any different but I've still had no luck whatsoever. Anyway, my Dad has a year old Macbook Pro laptop and I'm going to borrow it from him to give this a try on his, hoping I FINALLY have some luck!! Thanks for giving everyone the option of using an Apple computer!!! I'll report back with whether this works for me or not. If I still can't get my device recognized even after trying this toolkit, then I guess an exchange at my local Best Buy will be my only other option. Really didn't want to, as this device has no dead pixels, no dust under the screen, and VERY minimal light bleed (don't think it could be much less).

I guess I'll have no other choice though if it still isn't recognized even after trying an Apple computer. EDIT: Meant to ask, is everything that I'll need to do this on his laptop included in the toolkit? Just looked at the download link, will I need the 3 separate toolkits to unlock, root, and flash TWRP? Finally, are there any commands that I'll need to type in to ADB while using your toolkits? (I have never used ADB on a Mac, so I have no experience with that) Thanks to anyone who can answer my Mac-noob questions SwiftKey'ed from my '13 Nexus 7 using XDA Premium HD. Quote: Originally Posted by stanglifemike OP, thanks for this!! I haven't used the yet, but I'm going to be shortly.

I fully intended to unlock and root manually, but I can't get ADB to recognize my device no matter what I try! That's on my laptop, which is an HP Envy, 64 bit, Windows 7, and i7. I've unlocked, rooted, S-Off'ed, MANY different devices using my laptop, but it just refuses to see my '13 N7 in ADB!! I've tried every driver I could find, even downloaded some of the other toolkits to see if their drivers were any different but I've still had no luck whatsoever. Anyway, my Dad has a 1 year old Macbook Pro laptop (I think that's what it's called) and I'm going to borrow it from him to give this a try on his, hoping I FINALLY have some luck!! Thanks for giving everyone the option of using an Apple computer!!! I'll report back with whether this works for me or not.

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If I still can't get my device recognized even after trying this toolkit, then I guess an exchange at my local Best Buy will be my only other option. Really didn't want to, as this device has no dead pixels, no dust under the screen, and VERY minimal light bleed (don't think it could be much less). I guess I'll have no other choice though if it still isn't recognized even after trying an Apple computer. EDIT: Meant to ask, is everything that I'll need to do this on his laptop included in the toolkit? Just looked at the download link, will I need the 3 separate toolkits to unlock, root, and flash TWRP?

Finally, are there any commands that I'll need to type in ADB while using your toolkits? (I have never used ADB on a Mac, so I have no experience with that) Thanks to anyone who can answer my Mac-noob questions SwiftKey'ed from my '13 Nexus 7 using XDA Premium HD. Can't believe it how incredibly fast that was! I'm finally unlocked, rooted, and have TWRP installed!!!!! Can't believe how FAST your toolkits worked!! Wish I would have known that I wasn't gonna have any luck getting ADB to recognize my device with my laptop, and I woulda borrowed my Dad's Macbook Pro and used your toolkit when you first released it!!!

I was gonna do it all manually, but no big deal, just glad it's FINALLY unlocked! Now I've just gotta find a driver so that my laptop recognizes my device via MTP an PTP. I'm on the XDA app, so I don't see standard signatures. I'm assuming you have a Donate link in yours, but if not then please post it for me. You are definitely getting a donation from me!!!! I'm still just amazed that after the hours I spent trying to get ADB to recognize my device on my laptop, I borrow my Dad's Mac and your toolkits have EVERYTHING done in less than a minute (for those reading this, less than a minute is NOT an exaggeration, these toolkits have you unlocked and rooted with TWRP remarkably fast)!!!!!!

You sir, are my hero tonight SwiftKey'ed from my White Sprint Note 2 using XDA Premium.

Mac Users Now Have Their Own Nexus 7 Toolkit Very recently, we brought you news of an for the. It brought many features and gave Nexus 7 users a stable tool to do a lot of things. However since it was for Windows users only, many Mac users were left longing for their own. Thankfully, there is now a toolkit available for Mac users to easily flash and modify their Nexus 7 devices.

Released by XDA Senior Member, the tool is actually based off of a number of scripts that previously wouldn’t work on a Mac. This is especially helpful for users who aren’t familiar with Nexus devices or Android in general. It provides Mac users with a number of features, including:.

Root Nexus 7. Restore / Unroot Nexus 7 to Stock 4.1. Install ClockworkMod Recovery on Nexus 7. Unlock Bootloader on Nexus 7. Lock Bootloader on Nexus 7 Given that Mac-compatible root methods often come late, it’s nice to see that the toolkit appear on the Nexus 7.

Additionally, techfanatic9 has released each feature as a separate script, meaning that you can download each piece as needed or download the full set to have the full tool. For more information, check out the.