Ok for rom manager and titanium is z4root sufficient?
Or do I need root for more steps in the flashing process?
All in all is a temp root sufficient or do I NEED perma root?
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tiwey said:
Ok for rom manager and titanium is z4root sufficient?
Or do I need root for more steps in the flashing process?
All in all is a temp root sufficient or do I NEED perma root?
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Do the full root, i don't think z4root will do anything.
You have to have S-OFF to flash anything btw.
Perma. Fully root your phone to avoid problems. You lose root when you turn off your phone so if you wanna flash something, you WILL need Perma root.
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And s-off like wade7919 said. But that will be taken care of during the rooting process
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just a question will this z4root work on any android device
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Can it be used to root and sideload the inspire?
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No. Make a gold card and either do attn1's hack kit or bubby's easy 1 click GUI.
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If you just want to sideload then you won't need root, just use the Sideload Wonder Machine. If you want root then you'll have to use one of the two methods that gunny mentioned, there's no Superoneclick. If you go with bybby's tool it should take you less then 30 minutes to root.
AnyMal said:
If you just want to sideload then you won't need root, just use the Sideload Wonder Machine. If you want root then you'll have to use one of the two methods that gunny mentioned, there's no Superoneclick. If you go with bybby's tool it should take you less then 30 minutes to root.
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Where do I find this sideload wonder machine?
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try here: http://forum.androidcentral.com/android-sideload-wonder-machine/40770-ac-sideload-wonder-machine-windows.html
mudknot2005 said:
try here: http://forum.androidcentral.com/and...40770-ac-sideload-wonder-machine-windows.html
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Thanks
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Is there anything that would loose if I root my phone? Not loose but I wouldnt have acess to anymore like updates or anything?
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nope. all it does is give the phone admin rights.
krylon360 said:
nope. all it does is give the phone admin rights.
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thanks man, I saw the other post for cwms and I was wondering if by that you meant custom roms? And are there any out there yet for the 4g. I bricked my phone last week putting a vibrant rom on
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rickyy00 said:
Is there anything that would loose if I root my phone? Not loose but I wouldnt have acess to anymore like updates or anything?
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You void the warrenty by rooting the phone... but that's a standard idea
Like any "root" access to a system, anything you grant that level of access to can circumvent basically any and all security on the device. You basically give the "master key" to anything you grant root access to, but that is the intent -- just think before you grant.
If you only occasionally truly need root access (which is often the case), you can always "temp-root" the device with adb, do what you need from that shell, and never grant root access to user-land programs.
How do I temporarily root it? I only need to.delete some of the apps that came with the phone
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Just Admin rights.
Why would I loose acess to those
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Wrong context, All you gain with rooting is Admin rights...
However if you just want to clear some of the bloatware out then a temp root from the shell would be best way to go. You should be able to use the SuperOneClick method for that.
But by temp root you mean root take off bloatware then unroot
Right?*
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temp root, for me, means gain root through adb shell, do what you need to, then exit
I did a recovery with my backup and now super user says no root, do I have to root all over again?
Shouldn't.
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Do u have the super user app/icon
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Possibly try here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=634986
draztikrhymez said:
I did a recovery with my backup and now super user says no root, do I have to root all over again?
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Try this first.. which is easier... redownload/install Superuser app from Market... see if that fixes your issue.
Thanks everyone I got it working, was strange just needed to shut down and then remove battery then redownload super user
I used 3 different rooting programs and it never rooted I just ended up unlocking the bootloader. Can anyone share any insight?
Plus on my computer I can't install any programs so is there any apps on the phone I can use to root it like gingerbreak?
I'm on 4.1.1
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How do you unlock bootloader? If you do this via fastboot then it is also possible to flash a custom recovery. This is what you need to do in order to flash superuser.
If you don't have fastboot drivers working, I guess you should wait for someone that knows a way around it or visit a friend that can install programs.
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...search "one click root nexus s jb 4.1.2"....worked just fine for me!! Root and stock!
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Hello, is there a way i can get an app to temp unroot or atleast make samsung updater believe that my phone aint rooted? Cause i wanna update the phone, but as allways with rooted androids i can't update the darn phone cause of the root...
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Go to the superuser app and check the temp unroot option... then u ll be....
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There was no temp root remover in the supersu
And i still get the error that my device is modified even with OTA rootkeeper activated...