So I'm on 2.3.5 and I rooted using (one click root) method and everything is cool but I find myself having to flash clockwork every time via rom manager, is there any way to make it stick?
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ahhlix said:
So I'm on 2.3.5 and I rooted using (one click root) method and everything is cool but I find myself having to flash clockwork every time via rom manager, is there any way to make it stick?
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Yes there is a fix. It has been covered multiple times. Or read the post above me.
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Thank you
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I am trying to use adfree but when I run it my phone keeps rebooting also same thing with busybox anyone know why...
I am running liberated
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LlamaLord said:
I am trying to use adfree but when I run it my phone keeps rebooting also same thing with busybox anyone know why...
I am running liberated
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Yea I would tell you why if the forum search was working. You need to make a flashable zip for this to work. Don't remember the reasoning behind it. A zip was posted in one of the cyanogen threads if I recall correctly. Once search is back up I suggest searching for 'adfree' and clicking the "show posts" radio button.
Here you go:
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Here you go:
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How would I install in...
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LlamaLord said:
How would I install in...
Install it from clockwork the same way you flashed your rom.
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Ok will do ty
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Still not working when I try to install busybox it keeps restarting
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LlamaLord said:
Still not working when I try to install busybox it keeps restarting
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How are you installing busybox? If you haven't already tried this way, install titanium backup, then open titanium and click the "problems" button on the bottom. That will give you the option to install a working version of busybox.
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Just go clockworkmod and push hosts file to /system/etc via ADB.
P.S. don't forget mount system first.
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I just flashed to ics and I'm on the road for the rest it the weekend. Is there anyway to flash clockwork recovery back. My boot loader is already unlocked and I have all the files.
Please help
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No. You need a computer.
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would it allow me to flash back to 2.3.3 if I did some sort of hard reset
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Nope.
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damn! That's what my curiosity gets me. May have to borrow so.wines computer and download the sdk files
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Too bad you weren't rooted because rom manager would have been the ticket
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You may be able to actually. Brainmaster made a flashable cwm it doesn't work for me sadly. It may work for you though. Give it a shot
I'd post a link but I'm on tapatalk. Search the nexus development forum.
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OK thanks
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I have a G2x with the stock 2.3 rom installed. I would like to root the phone but maintain my app data. I can't use titanium backup because I don't have root. I tried installed the rooted stock 2.3 rom but lost all app data.
Any suggestions?
If all you're doing is rooting you shouldn't lose any data. You only lose data when actually flashing a ROM, not by rooting your current one.
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95Z28 said:
If all you're doing is rooting you shouldn't lose any data. You only lose data when actually flashing a ROM, not by rooting your current one.
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Is there a way to root gingerbread without flashing a rom right now?
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mt3g said:
Is there a way to root gingerbread without flashing a rom right now?
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Yep check the dev thread, phburks made a flashable .zip that roots stock gb.
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d12unk13astard said:
Yep check the dev thread, phburks made a flashable .zip that roots stock gb.
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I knew about the zip, but will superoneclick still not work on the g2x? I know it used to not work with gb, but since they updated it I know it can do some phones on gb.
I rooted a friends sgs2 stock 2.3.5 using superoneclick.
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jagrjones said:
I have a G2x with the stock 2.3 rom installed. I would like to root the phone but maintain my app data. I can't use titanium backup because I don't have root. I tried installed the rooted stock 2.3 rom but lost all app data.
Any suggestions?
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Use the nvflash method and back everything up using clokwordmod's backup option. No root required. You can also save your apps using something like App Backup and Restore from the Android Market:
https://market.android.com/details?...wsMSwxLDEsIm1vYmkuaW5mb2xpZmUuYXBwYmFja3VwIl0.
Need a rooted zip of gb2.3.3 anyone
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=g2x+2.3+rooted+zip
Found this while looking: rootzwiki.com/topic/4625-romgingerbread-ota-233-rooted-flashable-zip-v100/
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Thank you so much I found the first file and its just the such app pack for root and I don't really go on rootzwiki thank you again
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So how is this an experiment?
Cause i used cleanup batch because I could not get Bluetooth to work and lost my backup when my computer crash needed a full stock to test and see if it was the rom I was using but it turns out that nothing I have done has work .I have used every rom and cleanup tool on xda and nothing will work
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Cause i used cleanup batch because I could not get Bluetooth to work and lost my backup when my computer crash needed a full stock to test and see if it was the rom I was using but it turns out that nothing I have done has work .I have used every rom and cleanup tool on xda and nothing will work
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Clean up tools are not good. If you can't wipe system/data factory reset in cwm you don't need to be flashing roms.
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Well I did because in the op for cleanup batch he was having the same problem so I tried it didnt work and I know how to flash and wipe through cwm. I work in a place that does not allow radios and I love to have music when I work and the only way I can do that is Bluetooth.
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timothy7732 said:
Well I did because in the op for cleanup batch he was having the same problem so I tried it didnt work and I know how to flash and wipe through cwm. I work in a place that does not allow radios and I love to have music when I work and the only way I can do that is Bluetooth.
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Sorry to hear that out does not solve the issue for you. The reference link in the op includes the method with gb 2.3.3 just flip the recovery in the folder so you have cwm as the reference will push stock.
BTW if you don't need mute with bluetooth you should switch to anything over 2.3.3 as for some reason the disconnect problem gets resolved that way... I couldn't as I must have mute over bluetooth
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I had root custom cwm recovery had JB ROM installed and flashed solid ice 2.0 and booted up. Once in tried installing ROM toolbox and couldn't get root access. I still have custom recovery and super user but I have no root access. I did searches and followed all instructions but couldn't find anything on my current situation. I've never flashed a ROM and lost root. I'm on sprint but have my girlfriends s3 rooted on Verizon. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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jtadak said:
I had root custom cwm recovery had JB ROM installed and flashed solid ice 2.0 and booted up. Once in tried installing ROM toolbox and couldn't get root access. I still have custom recovery and super user but I have no root access. I did searches and followed all instructions but couldn't find anything on my current situation. I've never flashed a ROM and lost root. I'm on sprint but have my girlfriends s3 rooted on Verizon. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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When I lost root on my galaxy nexus, I just restored a nandroid backup and I was back in business. That should work assuming you have a previous backup.
Try opening SuperUser and updating your binaries.
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Thanks but I have no option in super user to update binary.
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tu3218 said:
When I lost root on my galaxy nexus, I just restored a nandroid backup and I was back in business. That should work assuming you have a previous backup.
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I did not nandroid.
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jtadak said:
Thanks but I have no option in super user to update binary.
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In super user store to the left. You should see some green and possibly Red writing. Touch there and you now have the iron to update binaries.
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jtadak said:
Thanks but I have no option in super user to update binary.
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yes you do...open super user, slide your screen to the left, under the info tab look down and tap update binary...so easy a
caveman can do it!
Haha, not on this version Just says it's out of date. I think there's some kind of a flashable zip to update right now.
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Haha, not on this version Just says it's out of date. I think there's some kind of a flashable zip to update right now.
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Forgot I had this
http://db.tt/ff2iOUgx
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She had to leave and took her phone! I'll try as soon as I see her again. Thanks bud.
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It worked. GTG thanks again guys.
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jtadak said:
It worked. GTG thanks again guys.
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Just for clarity for future users who stumble on this thread, which method worked: updating your binaries or installing whatever is in the dropbox link?
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Yes it was the flashable zip that kintwofan was so cool as to post. That's what enabled me to update binaries on the version I'm on. Great idea, that's why I wanted reply with the success but I should have clarified
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No, thank you. This may help someone in the future.
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