[Q] Help with Flash to Boost - EVO Shift 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I have been looking for a guide that is complete tutorial on the flashing method of evo shift 4G to boost but have had no success so far. If any one can guide me to one or pm it to me I would grateful. I have looked a on 3 different sites still nothing also google'd it and only found guides that you have to pay for which I am not down for. Thanks for any help!

jerebediah said:
I have been looking for a guide that is complete tutorial on the flashing method of evo shift 4G to boost but have had no success so far. If any one can guide me to one or pm it to me I would grateful. I have looked a on 3 different sites still nothing also google'd it and only found guides that you have to pay for which I am not down for. Thanks for any help!
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Have you checked out THIS THREAD ?

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Yes, I have. It seems some other people were asking for a guide too. A few people say they have flashed them over but no one gives steps or anything... Thanks though...

jerebediah said:
Yes, I have. It seems some other people were asking for a guide too. A few people say they have flashed them over but no one gives steps or anything... Thanks though...
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I think some of that stuff is tucked deep away in threads, I'm not sure so please don't quote me, but isn't it technically illegal to flash a phone to a different carrier like that?
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[Q] custom roms

ok new this i have got my phone rooted now and could someone send me some good links to some custom roms 4 my phone also read something bout ota roms any idea guys lol also my phone uscellular samsung mez i500 used z4root to unlock if u needed that info
smokey9291 said:
ok new this i have got my phone rooted now and could someone send me some good links to some custom roms 4 my phone also read something bout ota roms any idea guys lol also my phone uscellular samsung mez i500 used z4root to unlock if u needed that info
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First I would try this.
Then I would try this.
And when you have problems with those try this.
phidelt82 said:
First I would try this.
Then I would try this.
And when you have problems with those try this.
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Oh I see what you did there
Bravo! Very well written! We should almost sticky this thread... but oh wait....Doh!
bdemartino said:
Oh I see what you did there
Bravo! Very well written! We should almost sticky this thread... but oh wait....Doh!
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It's just so easy to search, and there's getting to be too many threads on the exact same thing. I also wonder, how hard is it to make a complete sentence? If it's too hard to do that, wouldn't it be too hard to do most of the things here?
Just my thoughts.
Ha!
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phidelt82 said:
It's just so easy to search, and there's getting to be too many threads on the exact same thing. I also wonder, how hard is it to make a complete sentence? If it's too hard to do that, wouldn't it be too hard to do most of the things here?
Just my thoughts.
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I couldn't agree more! Kind and generous people take the time to answer these questions in depth. Then someone new expects them to regurgitate it because they didn't bother to even look first. Typically the number one rule of all forums is to browse and search first, people should know better! Only start a new thread for help if you have a new/unique situation that you couldn't locate by yourself.

[Q] How to upgrade from Froyo 2.2 to Gingerbread 2.3.3 / 2.3.4 my HTC Inspire 4G ?

Hi fellas, YEAH !! I"m just a nob
I just bought my first Android Phone, yes....left behind my Iphone 3GS to get into the Real Game now ! ;-)
So, would you people help me know a bit more about this? I need to know how to upgrade my HTC Inspire 4G, from Froyo 2.2 to Gingerbread 2.3.3 or 2.3.4
Thanks all of you beforehand,
RUben.
At this point, root is the only way. View the stickie, as it has the two root methods, and read read read. Start with reading the root method threads and decide which you want to go with. The key is, don' t be in a hurry to root until you have a fair understanding of what you will be doing.
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also please post in the proper section, as this is the general topic, and not the Q&A
Read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Then read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Then Read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Yes they are all the same link. yes you should read it three times.
tweaked said:
Read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Then read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Then Read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Yes they are all the same link. yes you should read it three times.
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LMAO. Good advice. Ad always.
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tweaked said:
Read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Then read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Then Read this;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1033353
Yes they are all the same link. yes you should read it three times.
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And now that this has been quoted twice as well, make it 9 times.
Oh Thanks !! Well, I know the root process is the fact that being gaining admin access within the device, in order to make any kind of changes at the kernel level or anything else right ?
Now, my device is unlocked, that necessary means it's also rooted ?
Thanks,
Ruben
fernandezhjr said:
At this point, root is the only way. View the stickie, as it has the two root methods, and read read read. Start with reading the root method threads and decide which you want to go with. The key is, don' t be in a hurry to root until you have a fair understanding of what you will be doing.
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Oh Thanks! and Yeah, that was the first post I'd read when I came into this cool website... The thing is, the guide is amazing, and those two ways to root the device seems great !! it's just that, what else after that ? I'm talking about being upgrading to Gingerbread, let's think the bases are ready (rooted, flashed, unlocked..) so then what ? should I download something and use some king of soft to upgrade my Inspire ? You know, I know all about Iphone and the way to jailbreak and unlock and upgraded and so on, but NOTHING about android.. as I said, I'm just starting.. Thanks a lot for all the advises... And SORRY for being posting this on the wrong thread!
Thanks,
Ruben,
rubendleon said:
The thing is, the guide is amazing, and those two ways to root the device seems great !! it's just that, what else after that ? I'm talking about being upgrading to Gingerbread, let's think the bases are ready (rooted, flashed, unlocked..) so then what ?
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Upon reading it, did you miss the part about flashing a rom? Since you want Gingerbread you will need to instal one. Hence the how to instal a rom portion.
The Inspire forums have many subforums. one of them is the dev forum. This would be your next reading material. But I suggest you read the guide again. Good luck.
Oh.. I got it !! The flashing process is basically the installation of a "firmware" into the phone, which would be in this case a gingerbread.
Thanks !
tweaked said:
Upon reading it, did you miss the part about flashing a rom? Since you want Gingerbread you will need to instal one. Hence the how to instal a rom portion.
The Inspire forums have many subforums. one of them is the dev forum. This would be your next reading material. But I suggest you read the guide again. Good luck.
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rubendleon said:
Oh.. I got it !! The flashing process is basically the installation of a "firmware" into the phone, which would be in this case a gingerbread.
Thanks !
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There are quite a few good GB Roms available. I prefer Pure so I use an AOSP Gingerbread rom, but there are sense ones too.
See My Sig and many other users here for their personal set ups. And of Couse I stress the reading. Te Dev forum has so much.
rubendleon said:
Oh.. I got it !! The flashing process is basically the installation of a "firmware" into the phone, which would be in this case a gingerbread.
Thanks !
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Rom/kernel = gingerbread or whatever (froyo, etc.)
Though there obviously hasn't been an official inspire gingerbread release, what you'll find in the dev section has been modified as required from the gingerbread release for the desire hd, pretty much the same phone.
There's a lot of them. Most of the newer ones are based on gingerbread.
Just keep on reading and u will find all the answers you need. It's s privalge to have s answer given to you without reading lol trust me I know lol
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HTC inspire 4G AT&T rooting

HI,
I recently took this phone from my frend who brought this from US.
It unlocked to any carrier. I have read couple of places about S-Off.
Not sure what it is all about. Before rooting & installing custom ROM I need help from the folks who have done this. There is no removery mod installed on this phone. I dont want to brick this piece hence need rooting instructions from the folks.
Regards
S-on? Then use this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28659152
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klnigam said:
HI,
I recently took this phone from my frend who brought this from US.
It unlocked to any carrier. I have read couple of places about S-Off.
Not sure what it is all about. Before rooting & installing custom ROM I need help from the folks who have done this. There is no removery mod installed on this phone. I dont want to brick this piece hence need rooting instructions from the folks.
Regards
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Also try reading around before posting next time
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Hi Nick,
I did read it couple of places but wanted to keep myself on the safer side. I know folks on xda provide real help in getting this done. This was the reason I floated my question on Inspire 4G Q&A. I had already visited Teichopsia link before.
Regards,
klnigam said:
Hi Nick,
I did read it couple of places but wanted to keep myself on the safer side. I know folks on xda provide real help in getting this done. This was the reason I floated my question on Inspire 4G Q&A. I had already visited Teichopsia link before.
Regards,
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In truth, we can't make the instructions any simpler than the step by step that was already beautifully done by attn1. If you read it and still don't understand, keep reading it until it makes sense and read the effin manual included with the hack kit. While rooting, if anything goes wrong, follow the manual and don't make any assumptions or redo anything.
klnigam said:
Hi Nick,
I did read it couple of places but wanted to keep myself on the safer side. I know folks on xda provide real help in getting this done. This was the reason I floated my question on Inspire 4G Q&A. I had already visited Teichopsia link before.
Regards,
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Darunion said:
In truth, we can't make the instructions any simpler than the step by step that was already beautifully done by attn1. If you read it and still don't understand, keep reading it until it makes sense and read the effin manual included with the hack kit. While rooting, if anything goes wrong, follow the manual and don't make any assumptions or redo anything.
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Darunion said beautifully....the only thing that I can add up is that the Hack Kit is the only game in town. DO NOT try anything else or might end up with a messed bootloader. Read as many times as necessary and then go ahead...if you get stuck do not stop or close anything, just re read the manualĀ“s troubleshooting section and if are still stuck hit the IRC channel...but do not stop or atempt anything....welcome to XDA...:good:
I used Ace Hack Kit. It was actually surprisingly easy and didn't take that long.
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Use the ace hack kit.
playerjunglejosh said:
Ok considering your situation you should root it. The process is very simple. It's a one click root.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=952352
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Here's a video to help: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...m6DWCA&usg=AFQjCNEDETg2nq8rDBQWfKvlh9APF40fiw
It will root, unlock, install clockwork mod recovery, and superuser.
After that flash a rom. I will say I use the Rom called "Android Revolution HD 6.3.1" and can hotspot when ever I want, even without the AT&T account.
Video for that is here: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...4dTCCA&usg=AFQjCNE6rGAT6Z8pN9omO8UshYbzAup5cQ
As always I take no responsibility if you brick your device, or if you damage your device in anyway. Hope I helped.
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There I know some of that information is of no use to you, but it has a tutorial. Figured that would make it easier.
Also hit the thanks button if I helped.
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need help unlocking AT&T bootloader & root

Can any one help me i've never modded a HTC device before and i can use some help...i tried but idk what im doing, so can anyone help me out?
Make a big cup of coffee grab your software version and read all the stickies. They exist for exactly this purpose.
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exad said:
Make a big cup of coffee grab your software version and read all the stickies. They exist for exactly this purpose.
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If i cant find someone to help me i'll be forced to leave the 1X in stock mode...
That's a good idea then I'd say.
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exad said:
That's a good idea then I'd say.
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ill prob find someone to show me how to do it...since no one here is willing to help me out
OK good luck. You could just read a bit, since I have spent hours making a guide or two, many others such as Ronnie and redpoint have spent hours putting guides and grouping all the info here and Devs have spent countless hours creating roms and discovering root methods. You can take some time to read the information and attempt to understand. If something is unclear or you don't quite understand then you can ask questions and I'm sure many people will be glad to help!
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exad said:
OK good luck. You could just read a bit, since I have spent hours making a guide or two, many others such as Ronnie and redpoint have spent hours putting guides and grouping all the info here and Devs have spent countless hours creating roms. You can take some time to read the information and attempt to understand. If something is unclear or you don't quite understand then you can ask questions and I'm sure many people will be glad to help!
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Thanks, i just got the phone today and i want to put CM 10 on it but as a former Samsung Note 2 user rooting a HTC phone is a lil bit more difficult than a Sammy phone...i'll just leave the phone as it is...don't feel like reading but thanks again tho
thecityboy781 said:
ill prob find someone to show me how to do it...since no one here is willing to help me out
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it's not that no one here is willing to help you out, you just need to know what you're doing before you do anything because of the huge risks you take in the unlocking process. if you're not willing to put in the time to read about everything before you ask questions and ask for hand-holding, then you should reconsider unlocking.
Here's some material to start with
Sticky #3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232141 (pay attention to rule 1)
Sticky #4: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1754018
The unlocking thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2283760 - read this 5 times over before you actually do anything. and follow each instruction VERY carefully.
Once you're done unlocking: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2286587
Lastly, people are here to help each other, not babysit you through unlocking. If you ask nicely, someone may decide to help you through it. We've all put in hours into reading and researching and searching for answers. Work like this on a phone requires a base level of knowledge so you should strive to learn enough so that you're able to do what you need to in order to unlock your phone. Also, a post like this belongs in the Q&A subforum.
Good luck!
nhshah7 said:
it's not that no one here is willing to help you out, you just need to know what you're doing before you do anything because of the huge risks you take in the unlocking process. if you're not willing to put in the time to read about everything before you ask questions and ask for hand-holding, then you should reconsider unlocking.
Here's some material to start with
Sticky #3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2232141 (pay attention to rule 1)
Sticky #4: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1754018
The unlocking thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2283760 - read this 5 times over before you actually do anything. and follow each instruction VERY carefully.
Once you're done unlocking: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2286587
Lastly, people are here to help each other, not babysit you through unlocking. If you ask nicely, someone may decide to help you through it. We've all put in hours into reading and researching and searching for answers. Work like this on a phone requires a base level of knowledge so you should strive to learn enough so that you're able to do what you need to in order to unlock your phone. Also, a post like this belongs in the Q&A subforum.
Good luck!
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i know the risks and i know what im doing but like i said on a previous post 'if someone can show me how to do it' then ill prob do it on my own. I dont want someone to do it for me cause i rooted mostly every phone i ever owned its just that the 1X is a lil bit hard to root...but i said on the last post i'll just leave it stock...thanks for the info tho
thecityboy781 said:
i know the risks and i know what im doing but like i said on a previous post 'if someone can show me how to do it' then ill prob do it on my own. I dont want someone to do it for me cause i rooted mostly every phone i ever owned its just that the 1X is a lil bit hard to root...but i said on the last post i'll just leave it stock...thanks for the info tho
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No problem, PM me if you change your mind.
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nhshah7 said:
No problem, PM me if you change your mind.
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i might consider that...i just noticed you from boston lol
thecityboy781 said:
i might consider that...i just noticed you from boston lol
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=41830252&postcount=201
nhshah7 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=41830252&postcount=201
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i found someone who's gonna show me how to do it..thanks once again
This is going to end badly.
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exad said:
This is going to end badly.
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i mean i followed the instructions and nothing seems to work...i tried the one click method way and idk what im doin wrong
i FINALLY unlocked the phone's bootloader thanks guys lol
thecityboy781 said:
i FINALLY unlocked the phone's bootloader thanks guys lol
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Awesome! Had a busy day so wasn't able to help out as much but I'm glad you figured it out
What was the issue that was messing it up earlier?
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nhshah7 said:
Awesome! Had a busy day so wasn't able to help out as much but I'm glad you figured it out
What was the issue that was messing it up earlier?
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IDK i watched a video on how to it...but i need to install CWM cause i dont like TWRP

[Q] Download

Hello everyone. There is a thread with a root toolkit, here.
But I can't seem to dowload the kits from the download tab. Nothing happens. I can't use direct download or torrent. None of them results in anything.
There no problem downloading from other sites, I have rebooted my router, restarted my PC, cleared cache and so on.
Any tips or alternate links?
Thanks
Nesdam1981 said:
Hello everyone. There is a thread with a root toolkit, here.
But I can't seem to dowload the kits from the download tab. Nothing happens. I can't use direct download or torrent. None of them results in anything.
There no problem downloading from other sites, I have rebooted my router, restarted my PC, cleared cache and so on.
Any tips or alternate links?
Thanks
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Here, this will help you out a lot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477886
QUESTIONS DO NOT GO IN GENERAL - There is a Q&A Forum - Please Use It
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Nesdam1981 said:
Hello everyone. There is a thread with a root toolkit, here.
But I can't seem to dowload the kits from the download tab. Nothing happens. I can't use direct download or torrent. None of them results in anything.
There no problem downloading from other sites, I have rebooted my router, restarted my PC, cleared cache and so on.
Any tips or alternate links?
Thanks
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You don't want a tool kit any way. Use this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47025283
Sent from my Nexus 5
Thanks
FuMMoD said:
Here, this will help you out a lot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477886
QUESTIONS DO NOT GO IN GENERAL - There is a Q&A Forum - Please Use It
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OK! Thanks you for that highly appreciative and mature answer. I posted in the wrong section, I didn't start a war by trolling. I was simply unsure where to put the question since it is also a request for alternate links. Next time I'll make sure to Google before I go to the "friendly" community of XDA...
jd1639 said:
You don't want a tool kit any way. Use this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47025283
Sent from my Nexus 5
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Thank you for a actual helpful reply. Looked at that first, but I'd rather use a kit. That's how I always done it.
Nesdam1981 said:
Thank you for a actual helpful reply. Looked at that first, but I'd rather use a kit. That's how I always done it.
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We'll, you can do what you want. But you'll be better off in the long run if you learn to do it the right way. The n5 is a real easy device to root and rom. Learning to do those things rather than using a tool kit will save you a lot of headaches in the future
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727
Nesdam1981 said:
Thank you for a actual helpful reply. Looked at that first, but I'd rather use a kit. That's how I always done it.
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Like everyone says working and learning is best since you learn how to save your butt also if some goes awry. Here is toolkit if you just cannot do it another way:
http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
Nesdam1981 said:
Thank you for a actual helpful reply. Looked at that first, but I'd rather use a kit. That's how I always done it.
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If you use a toolkit, you'll be back on here begging for help because you bricked your device. If you want to mod, either learn to do it the right way or don't bother at all. Save yourself and the XDA community the headache.
Just to reiterate the above, don't use toolkits. When you need help, it's much harder for us to explain how to fix things if you don't understand our "language".
Not sure how many other people that do this but if a first post says "toolkit" in it, I stop reading.
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Nesdam1981 said:
Hello everyone. There is a thread with a root toolkit, here.
But I can't seem to dowload the kits from the download tab. Nothing happens. I can't use direct download or torrent. None of them results in anything.
There no problem downloading from other sites, I have rebooted my router, restarted my PC, cleared cache and so on.
Any tips or alternate links?
Thanks
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Try to avoid toolkit, its not needed.
BirchBarlow said:
If you use a toolkit, you'll be back on here begging for help because you bricked your device. If you want to mod, either learn to do it the right way or don't bother at all. Save yourself and the XDA community the headache.
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I'm not entirely sure where I said that I don't know how to do it either way. I've been rooting and installing custom ROMs and firmware since Nexus was first released. I just find it easier (I'm lazy) to use a one click toolkit to get it done. That doesn't mean I don't know how to backup and restore stock.
If I want to use a toolkit and ask for it I really can't understand the judging in here. It's my choice, and your conclusions are that I'm a noob because of it? yeah, what a great and "friendly" community this is. I might save you the headache cus this is just ridiculous.
Thanks anyway for your heartwarming words.
It takes about two minutes to root without a toolkit. But of course you knew that already!
Sent from my Nexus 5
Nesdam1981 said:
I'm not entirely sure where I said that I don't know how to do it either way. I've been rooting and installing custom ROMs and firmware since Nexus was first released. I just find it easier (I'm lazy) to use a one click toolkit to get it done. That doesn't mean I don't know how to backup and restore stock.
If I want to use a toolkit and ask for it I really can't understand the judging in here. It's my choice, and your conclusions are that I'm a noob because of it? yeah, what a great and "friendly" community this is. I might save you the headache cus this is just ridiculous.
Thanks anyway for your heartwarming words.
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Relax, don't take it so personally. I get it, you're not a newb. When you come here asking about toolkits with a single-digit post count, it's a fair assumption. Either way I don't see the purpose of toolkits for a Nexus device. I encourage everyone not to use toolkits but to root the proper way. How hard is it to type "fastboot oem unlock" and "fastboot flash recovery recovery-twrp.img"? It's not like it's Samsung or something where you have to find exploits and hack to get it unlocked. Google gives us all the tools we need to unlock Nexus devices. You don't have to know how to code or anything to use the tools. There's nothing to gain by using one-click toolkits and root methods, only to lose as you never know exactly what they're doing under the hood. Toolkits cause more problems than they solve, especially when used by those with little to no experience. As someone else pointed as, when inexperienced users use toolkits and inevitably run into problems, it's difficult to explain how to fix it because they don't understand the steps we're telling them to take. It may as well be Greek to them. For these reasons I always discourage the use of toolkits.
Thanks all. I did it the "proper" way
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