brother and sister , i get asus slider rooted, but i dont know to get unroot . I want recieve official ice cream sandwich firmware soon
Anybody can help ?!!
My Samsung Galaxy S2 came with a 4.0.3 Android version (Ice Cream Sandwich) .. Although it's the newest version, but I feel that it's not compatible with my phone ! It causes many problems such as force closes on FB application, Whatsapp, turns off suddenly, etc .. In many occasions, I had a black screen while being in a certain application then getting a message of "This application is not responding" , then goes out of it !
I know many people who got the S2, but none of them had it with the 4.0.3 version .. All of them had it with the Gingerbread version which seemed to be very stable and lovely ! Every one got surprised when I told him that I'm having such problems, knowing that I got my new phone since 2 weeks only !!
Moreover, when I go to "About Phone" feature, then to Android Version, Baseband version & Kernel version and these stuff .. they are all "off" and not enlightened as the situation is in the Gingerbread version !!
What's the real problem ? Is my phone rooted or what ? Please Help !
Its most likely rotted
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using XDA
download root checker to quickly see if you're rooted or not. If you are, flash over the stock rom. If your not, find the guide to root your phone and then when thats complete, flash over the stock rom.
You write it's a new phone only two weeks old. Did you buy it in a store, then go back and make them repair it on warrenty. Just in case it's a defective motherboard or so. If you bought it privatly, you probably have to do as PakAttack1994 says, check if it's rooted, and flash another ROM, and you schould be home clean
Hi all,
Okay as you have noticed I'm rather new here and still reading some of the posts on rooting and installing ROMs but basically what I'm trying to achieve here is to remove a Carrier logo from the phone (Galaxy W I8150T) (Vodafone) Phone is unlocked and I wanted to give it to me dear ole Ma and she is on a different carrier.
To be honest not really into rooting it I was just looking for an easy way to re install a stock gingerbread rom minus the stupid logo's.
As I'm in Australia would the ROM's here be ok ? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1654643
My phone says Ver 2.3.6 I8150TDULM1 .... if any devs want this rom let me know ...not sure how to copy it but am happy to give it a go and transfer it if required.
Basically just wanted everything to work for her like radio etc if she wanted to use it .... so maybe when I get a few more clues I can try things like rooting phones ( that just sounds wrong) anyway help a noob out please.
hey i have the T version as well id recommend getting "cyanogen mod 9" if you want to get rid of the Vodafone branding as i did. it will also be running ice cream sandwich. it is completely stable and has no carrier branding although is is a bit more complected. you could also get jelly bean but is unstable and so i wouldent recomend it for your mum to get cyanogen mod 9 go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1576874
i have a m865 huawei.. it has gingerbread 2.3.6. i am wondering if it is possible to make this phone an ice cream or something faster. i havent even rooted the phone yet.. i heard i have to downgrade then use a gingerbreak.. but after rooting .. i really want to make this phone look like a 4.0.. im not sure if my phone would really slow down.. or what. just curious.. i will need alot of help with this if possible
ok..now ive downgraded to 2.3.3 and aquired su.. so i am ready to make this phone into ice cream.. i need direction .. can someone help..?
So I bought my brother a Nabi yesterday and saw online that it was able to upgrade to get playstore, so stupidly I upgraded not knowing it was unavailable for the UK so I'm stuck on the 2.1 release keys and Ice cream sandwich.
I'm wondering is it safe enough to root 2.1 with GAPPS when you remove wings?
Is it the same procedure as 1.9? I've rooted the 2 other nabis I bought without any issue, so I'm wondering is it the same procedure or is there a greater risk of bricking it?