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[Q] how to root inspire running 2.3

I've tried all the methods but no luck. Is there a different way to root the inspired running gingerbread??

Droidster91 said:
I've tried all the methods but no luck. Is there a different way to root the inspired running gingerbread??
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attn1's way is the only way. I suggest you read, reread, and read again the "effen manual". All the information you need is there. The newest version (12.3) is a straight forward "Choose your option and watch it work"

Droidster91 said:
I've tried all the methods but no luck. Is there a different way to root the inspired running gingerbread??
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This might help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=952352

Do what homeslice said. And please read, read, re read, go to bed, get back up the next day and repeat before rooting.
Sent from my Inspire 4G using xda premium

homeslice976 said:
attn1's way is the only way. I suggest you read, reread, and read again the "effen manual". All the information you need is there. The newest version (12.3) is a straight forward "Choose your option and watch it work"
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http://driphter.com/index.php?topic=3867.0;PHPSESSID=db47451982492d49341062510c59cd94
That also works for rooting the Inspire on 2.3.3, its what i used when i installed the RUU of gingerbread and decided to root right after (before the hackkit was updated).
Only time i didnt use the above link is making the goldcard, which i used bubby's guide to make.

I tried attn1's method a few days ago. I have inspire 4g and had 2.3. It worked like a charm! Carefully read the manual!

Cmrune said:
That also works for rooting the Inspire on 2.3.3, its what i used when i installed the RUU of gingerbread and decided to root right after (before the hackkit was updated).
Only time i didnt use the above link is making the goldcard, which i used bubby's guide to make.
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if you use the Ace_toolkit, are you able to run different ROM's such as CM7? because this is almost exactly what i've been looking for! none of the programming stuff haha

After you run the kit you are rooted, so you can download any rom and use that.
After rootIng my phone I tried alot of different ones and settled on ninjas rom. Others chose other ones.
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Newcomers please read me, a helpful little guide

While I'm seeing an influx of new comers to the MyTouch4G section, most likely due to newer phones coming out and picking these up cheap.
I'd like to remind you of a couple of things prior to just jumping in and rooting your phone.
Disclaimer: i am not a mod or an admin, just a humble "helper outer"
First Things First.​Rooting one's phone is not to be taken lightly. When you root your phone to are basically giving your self SU access to the /system files of your phone. While this allows for GREAT expansion of the devices capabilities, you need to under stand that it can also brick your device in a heart beat. I know a guy who lives in St.Louis who said all he did was flash a custom font, via an application, on his rooted droid 2 and it bricked. You need to read, and understand what you are getting into. Because when the rubber meets the road you are the only one who can save your phone.
Secondly and just as important as anything else else.​please install the ADB drivers at a minimum. TrueBlue_Drew has put together a very simple walk-through with video for this http://bit.ly/q7MP9t. Please take the time to learn the basic commands and what they do.
Third, and this can prevent some headaches down the road​please go and check which eMMC chipset you have. Our phones where made in two different places, and have two different Chip set serial numbers. One of them is problematic and one of them is pretty safe. Please take time to verify which chipset you have prior to flashing anything. And yes it can be done without root access [http://bit.ly/y2zmdr]. Please see this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858996
Fourth, and this is where the rubbers meets the road. ​A)
You need to decide which root method is for you. There are two different proven methods out there. One is known as the root.sh method. This is the simplest method. the long and short of it is this. You download a packet, extract a folder to your SD Cards root directory. Then you download, install and run a program called VISIONary. after you do that you enter a simple command or two to run the script in the extracted folder. you can find that method here root.sh method now this method will work to turn your phone into a rooted s-off phone. and is super easy i used this method to root my phone with s-off before i even left the T-Mobile store when i bought the devices. However it only turns off the security flags. IF you flash the PD15IMG to return to a stock fashion it will remove all SU rights.
B)
the second method is a bit more entailed but completely removes the security flags. IT's called ./gfree method. Now you need to be careful because this will root a phone with a bad eMMC chipset. Meaning it will be easier for you to brick your device. If that happens you own a 200-500 USD paper weight. And as of currently there is no sure fire way to recover from it. you can find more on that method here ./gfree rooting method.
c)
ONLY IF YOU HAVE THE STOCK 2.3.4 (GINGERBREAD) ROM
you must downgrade to 2.2.1 before you can root your phone.
Please see this link http://bit.ly/rugejM.
d)
if you do not know what you are doing i would advise against the OneClickRoot for rooting ANY phone. It's a simple path to enable someone with no knowledge to root their device.
We are glad you have chosen to make XDA your source for all of your hacker needs. But please take some time and read and study prior to doing anything. We'd hate to see you root and brick your phone because you over looked something.
the Q&A section is used for just that Questions and Answers
the Accessory section is for just that Accessories devoted to the HTC Glacier
the Development Section is just that a section where you can find ROMS, Kernels, hacker, and PC/Mac/Linux guides
the App section is just that a place for us to talk about add ons and applications
everything else falls under the general section.
hope you enjoy your stay here.

Finally, and i wanted to post this separately
please do not be afraid of the search button or Google. Chances are if you've encountered a problem, or have a question. Someone has already asked it, or solved it.
Please watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Thanks for this. So your saying not to root at all if you have the "bad" chipset?
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CoNsPiRiSiZe said:
Thanks for this. So your saying not to root at all if you have the "bad" chipset?
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that is what is encouraged, unless you want a $500 brick.

saranhai said:
that is what is encouraged, unless you want a $500 brick.
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So I got that, plus the bad display!!! Do I call T-Mobile?
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Thank you this is very helpful! I just got replacement mt4g due to the bad emmc chip failing and it had the 2.3.4 on it. And it was a pain finding all the info plus the bad info people was giving out to root my phone. So now all new and replacement mt4g's are shipping with 2.3.4 on them, my mother just got a free mt4g and it had 2.3.4 already on it.

CoNsPiRiSiZe said:
Thanks for this. So your saying not to root at all if you have the "bad" chipset?
Sent from my HTC Glacier using xda premium
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If it does go bad there is good chance you can exchange it just don't tell them anything about you rooted the phone. I sent my phone in rooted with S off with a different problem and had no problem getting an exchange now I have this 2.3.4 which is not too bad but still figuring out the downgrade process I miss all the privileges with being rooted.

jigajay said:
If it does go bad there is good chance you can exchange it just don't tell them anything about you rooted the phone. I sent my phone in rooted with S off with a different problem and had no problem getting an exchange now I have this 2.3.4 which is not too bad but still figuring out the downgrade process I miss all the privileges with being rooted.
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+1 on replacing with no problem.
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Rooted and downgraded with this guide. Thanks SOO MUCH!!!
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This thread should probably be stickied.

chem.manish said:
This thread should probably be stickied.
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You could PM a local admin/mod and they could do that if they see fit.

Great guide! It helped me with several questions I had, I was even able to check if I had a bad eMMC, I'm lucky I have the good one \o/
My phone came with 2.3.4, I really want to root to remove all the junk that comes preinstalled.
I have a question, if I used the root.sh method (which seems the safest), after downgrading of course. If I flash a rooted stock 2.3.4 ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1264704
Would I loose my S-OFF? Also to install the ClockworkMod recovery, is it the same way as other phones? ex can I just install it using the ROM manager?
Also is it really necessary to flash the engineering bootloader?
thanks for this great tutorial!

Salvy said:
Would I loose my S-OFF? Also to install the ClockworkMod recovery, is it the same way as other phones? ex can I just install it using the ROM manager?
Also is it really necessary to flash the engineering bootloader?
thanks for this great tutorial!
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Once you have s-off, you will keep s-off until you manually turn it to s-on. So to answer your question.
No if you flash the rooted 2.3.4 of the stock OS you will keep s-off.
Yes you can flash it via the recovery image, without any problems. Just make sure to do a back up first.
It's not really needed, but encouraged as you can flash specific sections of the OS, or recovery image if needed.

Thank you very much for your help!
Everything went smoothly, now I'm in 2.3.4 rooted with bloat and ad free ^_^
The root.sh method didn't work for me though, but gfree worked like a charm (was kind of scared using it, but since I already checked my eMMC was good, I went ahead and worked perfectly!)
Thanks for your help!

thanks for help

Thanks, very useful information for mytouch 4g owners

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Great guide! Thanks!

nice starting guide for new mytouch 4g users hoping to root to read!

Thanks for the info!

Scared

Just came from a rezound. I wanna try out an aokp Rom or cm9 or something but the root process is messing with my mind. Last two phones were HTC so I'm very used to their root process. Had s off on both of them so I'm not a noob. Just wondering on how easy it is to do this on a Samsung device
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Just don't know where to start. Been reading a lot and feel moderately android handicapped. Just looking for friendly words of advice.
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hopesrequiem said:
Just came from a rezound.2
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Me too, I loved the Rezound. I still have three of them.
I flashed the root 66 ROM on my first boot with the G3 and it works awesome.
I was familiar with Odin as my Wife has a Droid Charge (used to be mine), but it's very easy to use & almost foolproof.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1788443 There's a link in the thread to root in the first post. Just follow those instructions and you should be good to go.

jmorton10 said:
Me too, I loved the Rezound. I still have three of them.
I flashed the root 66 ROM on my first boot with the G3 and it works awesome.
I was familiar with Odin as my Wife has a Droid Charge (used to be mine), but it's very easy to use & almost foolproof.
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In the dev section there is a guide for rooting without downloading massive odin packages.
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nosympathy said:
In the dev section there is a guide for rooting without downloading massive odin packages.
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Yea, that is another option although Odin is a lot easier.
Downloading a "massive Odin package" is no big deal (I think it took me 10 minutes IIRC) unless you don't own a PC.

nosympathy said:
In the dev section there is a guide for rooting without downloading massive odin packages.
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Nice you got a gs3? I just got mine last night. Just scared by all the new terminology and his different Samsung phones are from HTC
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Samsungs are really flash friendly and it's not too difficult to de-brick with Odin.. Had two HTC phones and the entire process of rooting, unlocking the bootloader, s-off and carrier unlock seemed like more work than I ever done with a Samsung.
Root it, it's okay, really!
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READY.
load"*", 8,1

Try this tool to root. It is automated so it is easy and you don't have to run a script or lose your data!

hopesrequiem said:
Just came from a rezound. I wanna try out an aokp Rom or cm9 or something but the root process is messing with my mind. Last two phones were HTC so I'm very used to their root process. Had s off on both of them so I'm not a noob. Just wondering on how easy it is to do this on a Samsung device
Make sure after you root / odin flash a room let this be the first thing you do!!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1801997
Back up your MEID /EID info!!!!
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Thank you everyone. You're all so helpful!
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chmodbot said:
hopesrequiem said:
Just came from a rezound. I wanna try out an aokp Rom or cm9 or something but the root process is messing with my mind. Last two phones were HTC so I'm very used to their root process. Had s off on both of them so I'm not a noob. Just wondering on how easy it is to do this on a Samsung device
Make sure after you root / odin flash a room let this be the first thing you do!!!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1801997
Back up your MEID /EID info!!!!
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Actually you should back that up before flashing anything!
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i wanna root my sg3... is it worth it?

i dont know if i should root my sg3 or not! kinda scared, and whats the best program to root this device without crashing? and what are the chances to get the jellybean update... (im a verizon customer) .. lol anyways any kind of info helps.. thnx!
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You don't need to root to get a stock jellybean release on your phone. You would use a program called odin and put your phone into download mode and it will flash the system on your phone. If you don't like it or need to warranty your phone you just odin back to a official verizon release.
You can follow this guide, you would need 1,2,and 8. Then just follow the steps included. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1974114
Rooting is something you would do if you wanted to run apps or alter system files that require special privileges to access, read or write. A good reason to root is flash a custom recovery. The custom recovery will allow you to make backups of your phone. If something breaks on your system you can simply restore a backup in like 10 mins and its good as new
If you want to flash a rom then you will need to rooted AND have your bootloader unlocked. Its a pretty easy process to do everything as long as you pay attention. I.e. don't flash a rom meant for another carriers S3 or the international S3 cause you will hard brick your phone and have to mail it to someone with like $60 to get it fixed A good rom to try first would be CleanRom imo. There are many guides around this forum, just read em and reread em then go at it. If you are unsure about something then ask before you do it.
P.s. Backup your imei...... here is a great guide on how to do everything... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762709

I just recently had to make the same decision! Finally, after a good bit of research and youtube video watching, I decided to go ahead with the root process and couldn't be happier! Especially with Verizon being so far behind right now.

It's so easy to do. Just read and follow all the steps.
Just my 2 cents,I couldn't imagine having a non rooted phone. Even if you don't want to flash a rom, getting the bloat off is worth it. Some apps can be disabled now but a few still linger.

I may still have 'noob' status on this forum, but I have been lurking here for years. And I have rooted all of the Android phones that I have had (Droid Incredible, Thunderbolt, and now GS3). I don't do much with my rooted phones, but being able to run a version of the operating system (JB) that seems like it will never make it out of Verizon R&D is totally worth it.
The root method for the S3 is incredibly easy. And there is plenty of help on these forums. Just make sure you read the info before moving forward, and all should be well.

I would say go Root. I too have been following the forums, and you will find an incredible amount of information on this site. Helpful people as well.
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I'd say go for it, why wait for the jelly bean update when you can get it from leaked ROMS already.
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I would definitely root. There are so many roms, mods, themes that you can flash and it seems like something new every week. Plus this maybe one of the easiest phones to root that there is. There many guides that will help you and the community is wonderful.
You have v6 camero dont you want the v8 top of the line?
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Make sure you do your research before hand, there is more than enough info on here but really there is no reason not to unless your phone was given to you by your job or something

x714x said:
You don't need to root to get a stock jellybean release on your phone. You would use a program called odin and put your phone into download mode and it will flash the system on your phone. If you don't like it or need to warranty your phone you just odin back to a official verizon release.
You can follow this guide, you would need 1,2,and 8. Then just follow the steps included. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1974114
Rooting is something you would do if you wanted to run apps or alter system files that require special privileges to access, read or write. A good reason to root is flash a custom recovery. The custom recovery will allow you to make backups of your phone. If something breaks on your system you can simply restore a backup in like 10 mins and its good as new
If you want to flash a rom then you will need to rooted AND have your bootloader unlocked. Its a pretty easy process to do everything as long as you pay attention. I.e. don't flash a rom meant for another carriers S3 or the international S3 cause you will hard brick your phone and have to mail it to someone with like $60 to get it fixed A good rom to try first would be CleanRom imo. There are many guides around this forum, just read em and reread em then go at it. If you are unsure about something then ask before you do it.
P.s. Backup your imei...... here is a great guide on how to do everything... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1762709
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I didn't know that. Thanks for the info!
I rooted my Droid Incredible and my Kindle Fire. Both were easy with a tutorial. It made the Kindle Fire a whole new device. I was waiting to root my S3 until after Verizon released the JB update, but seeing the quoted post above, it looks like I don't have to wait for Verizon.
I believe there is a one click root method for the VZW S3 so there's really no reason not to root!
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Root that dude!
Learn a couple things and assert yourself my young Padawan! After all...
Aren't you holding a SGS3-PO?

x714x said:
You don't need to root to get a stock jellybean release on your phone. You would use a program called odin and put your phone into download mode and it will flash the system on your phone. If you don't like it or need to warranty your phone you just odin back to a official verizon release.
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You still need an unlocked bootloader to do this which would void warranty anyways.

So worth it!!! Root it!!! There are plenty of Step-by-Step guides in the developers forum that makes it so easy...but please read all the steps first then do them....

You know, I would always root, but would be much less tempted if Verizon didn't load up MY phone with bloat.
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Root unlock and get system app mover and busybox. Move bloat apps from system and then uninstall them.
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Can someone point me in the right direction? Looking for simple steps. I want to stay stock, no root. Would like to flash the latest leaked Jelly Bean. And then instructions on how to go back to Ice Cream Sandwich when the official Jelly Bean OTA comes out. Thank you everyone.
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-before anything read and read more, if you do root first thing to-do make a backup of your system(nandroid)
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Its a matter of prefrence really.
I recently went back to stock and im content as can be.
Not really missing anything and there's tons of APK's around to get u what ur looking for.
Sent from my Cocaine White GSIII

Yes rooting your phone opens up the posibility to do anything flash roms, mod, ect.

If you like being able to customize your interface then you should defiantly root your phone.

DROID MAXX mirrors

[UPDATE]30jul15
Root your device at your own risk.
none of this is my work
Finally pwned my droid maxx, after some trial and error the last few days...so after a pretty stressful weekend I figured someone else might need these files...
though they should work for the ultra...these are all files I downloaded for my xt1080m(maxx)
if supersu or busybox dont work, make sure you're in recovery before trying
get back to stock...
com.antweb.silentboot-1.apk
MotorolaDeviceManager_2.4.3.exe
obake-maxx_verizon-user-4.2.2-12.9.0Q2.X-160-OBK_TA-14-7-7-release-keys-CFC.xml.zip
obake_verizon-user-4.2.2-12.9.0Q2.X-160-OBK_TA-14-7-7-release-keys-CFC.xml.zip
recovery.img
RSDLite6.1.5.msi
SuperSU-v1.66-xbin.apk
CFC-obake_verizon-user-4.2.2-SU1-15-3-release-keys-cid2-Verizon-US.xml
CFC-obake-maxx_verizon-user-4.2.2-SU1-15-3-release-keys-cid2-Verizon-US.xml.zip
HouseOfMoto_1.4
HouseOfMoto-xt1080
(you do not need all of these)
If you cant find any instructions on how to do what you're looking to do messege me and I'll send you a link to the instructions I followed...but ive gone though all of this myself...
[messege me and ill help you find what youre looking for, jellybean was quite a while ago]

well i guess this is where i need to ask this question since the stock file are provided. now before i ask the question, I DONT IF IT MATTERS OR NOT, sorry for the loud typing i just dont want to start an argument on this thread.
how do you rest the qe status back to 0/0 if your at 0/1?

that i do not know,
TheWhiteChallenger said:
well i guess this is where i need to ask this question since the stock file are provided. now before i ask the question, I DONT IF IT MATTERS OR NOT, sorry for the loud typing i just dont want to start an argument on this thread.
how do you rest the qe status back to 0/0 if your at 0/1?
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ill keep looking into it though...
thnx for starting the bounty thread btw

spiral777 said:
ill keep looking into it though...
thnx for starting the bounty thread btw
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Thnx I'd appreciate that. And ur welcome it was a pleasure to help gt jcase paid for his hard work
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This phone is everything I wanted it to be, especially now that we have root
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Can anyone confirm that these files do in fact return droid Maxx to stock
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I took the full system images from here...
http://sbf.droid-developers.org
If anyone has any problems with anything else please let me know
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda premium

So I if I want to flash back to stock recovery, download the zip file, unzip, and there will be an img file that I can grab? I know how to flash img files via fastboot. Just wanted to make sure the zip file had the stock recovery. Thanks.

Go hear http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/28162-house-of-moto/ install this tool follow all the directions to a T then you can flash full fxz or save data fxz. The nice thing is save data fxz only wipes out changes to the system you made while rooted it doesn't mess with apps or passwords.

bigv5150 said:
Go hear http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/28162-house-of-moto/ install this tool follow all the directions to a T then you can flash full fxz or save data fxz. The nice thing is save data fxz only wipes out changes to the system you made while rooted it doesn't mess with apps or passwords.
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I just want to flash an img file to get stock recovery. I don't care about retaining anything. Going to wipe device most likely anyway. This just seems overly and unnecessarily complicated. Flashing an img file via fastboot is simple.

I read where SafeStrap is available for the Droid Maxx XT1080M..Is that so..and if so..please post a link..
Thank YOU..
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NWKENT said:
I read where SafeStrap is available for the Droid Maxx XT1080M..Is that so..and if so..please post a link..
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The last update I remember seeing from Hashcode's twitter account said that he was still testing Safestrap for the Moto X to try to work out a bug. I haven't seen any specific mention of the Ultra/Maxx/Mini yet. He did say that the Moto X was his favorite phone to date.
If there is going to be a download, it will be here: http://blog.hash-of-codes.com/downloads/safestrap/
https://twitter.com/Hashcode0f/status/383538316403949568

Thank You very much, patients and a donation is the answer..lol..SafeStrap version for the XT1080M..
sent by my XT1080M Droid Maxx

it works
it works
greatnesstx said:
Can anyone confirm that these files do in fact return droid Maxx to stock
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WooHoo..we have a functional SafeStrap 3.61, a few "bugs"..but I'm sure HashCode will work all that out, Please donate to his relentless pursuit..
BTW..the Fast Boot files posted here do work, a Witness to the fact, but be sure and do the line edit as instructed, otherwise RSD will not install the FB files to a Maxx..
Sent by my SafeStrap'd XT1080M Droid Maxx

NWKENT said:
WooHoo..we have a functional SafeStrap 3.61, a few "bugs"..but I'm sure HashCode will work all that out, Please donate to his relentless pursuit..
BTW..the Fast Boot files posted here do work, a Witness to the fact, but be sure and do the line edit as instructed, otherwise RSD will not install the FB files to a Maxx..
Sent by my SafeStrap'd XT1080M Droid Maxx
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Hey where did u find safe strap I didn't see it on Hash's site posted above?
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TheWhiteChallenger said:
Hey where did u find safe strap I didn't see it on Hash's site posted above?
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Go Here Friend >> http://rootzwiki.com/topic/104161-recovery-locked-safestrap-recovery-v36x/

NWKENT said:
Go Here Friend >> http://rootzwiki.com/topic/104161-recovery-locked-safestrap-recovery-v36x/
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Use the Vzw moto x one?
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Yes..If your carrier is Verizon.. SafeStrap ver 3.61
sent by my SafeStrap'd XT1080M Droid Maxx

spiral777 said:
Root your device at your own risk.
none of this is my work
Finally pwned my droid maxx, after some trial and error the last few days...so after a pretty stressful weekend I figured someone else might need these files...
though they should work for the ultra...these are all files I downloaded for my xt1080m(maxx)
if supersu or busybox dont work, make sure you're in recovery before trying
get back to stock...
https://mega.co.nz/#F!R5NnjZbB!BFn8XFwOBzkAZfEjJb9auQ
com.antweb.silentboot-1.apk
MotorolaDeviceManager_2.4.3.exe
obake-maxx_verizon-user-4.2.2-12.9.0Q2.X-160-OBK_TA-14-7-7-release-keys-CFC.xml.zip
obake_verizon-user-4.2.2-12.9.0Q2.X-160-OBK_TA-14-7-7-release-keys-CFC.xml.zip
recovery.img
RSDLite6.1.5.msi
SuperSU-v1.66-xbin.apk
(you do not need all of these)
If you cant find any instructions on how to do what you're looking to do messege me and I'll send you a link to the instructions I followed...but ive gone though all of this myself...
motorola photon 4g development files if anyone is still hanging on to theirs...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2418059
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I have the files now are there instructions on how to do it all?
Thanks
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