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Hey, I have Moto G 4.4.2 rooted. How can I update to 4.4.3 without installing custom rom?
Someone can help me?
Sgamez96 said:
Hey, I have Moto G 4.4.2 rooted. How can I update to 4.4.3 without installing custom rom?
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SuperSU- settings -Full unrooth. Reboot and download via OTA if it available. there is an option via adb fast boot, but for that look in the FAQ
regards
bobrda said:
SuperSU- settings -Full unrooth. Reboot and download via OTA if it available. there is an option via adb fast boot, but for that look in the FAQ
regards
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If I have xposed installed I have to flash the uninstaller zip first?
Sgamez96 said:
Someone can help me?
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Stock Firmware. I just put 4.4.3 back on mine.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2542219
I hope this helps
Sgamez96 said:
If I have xposed installed I have to flash the uninstaller zip first?
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first uninstall Xposed, unrooth, and restart. Then try to sideload *.zip via adb. If i am correct:adb sideload- name.zip
Thanks all!
Hello everyone. I uprooted my z3 without unlocking the bootloader . Now I can't install busybox . This is the fault of the application : It looks like the installation of busybox was not successful . try installing to a different location , That may resolve the issue ... I also tried to change the directory but nothing
I tried to find solutions on the web but without success . Some good soul know how I can fix ? Thanks to all
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Try this. Worked for me.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.busybox.installer
dashrink said:
Try this. Worked for me.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.busybox.installer
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I tried but it does not work ... help guys please
Try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58400277&postcount=228
Hello and thanks for the help. I'm not very experienced , could you explain better the process ?
Thanks again .
Samy91 said:
Hello and thanks for the help. I'm not very experienced , could you explain better the process ?
Thanks again .
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If you root with giefroot it should install busybox in the correct place for you.
gregbradley said:
If you root with giefroot it should install busybox in the correct place for you.
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The problem is that I did it with the root giefroot
Samy91 said:
The problem is that I did it with the root giefroot
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Why is that the problem?
Giefroot installs busybox at the same time as rooting.
If giefroot works you have busybox installed in system/xbin.
Check that it is not already installed
Also check you have RW on system
No look I do not have busybox in any other folder
But I have the root . But I'm not allowed r / w and the root explorer will not release it . I do not know what to do
Samy91 said:
No look I do not have busybox in any other folder
But I have the root . But I'm not allowed r / w and the root explorer will not release it . I do not know what to do
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Ok, install [NUT]'s dual recovery, that should also install busy box correctly
google it
Can u tell me how pleaseeeeee
Samy91 said:
Can u tell me how pleaseeeeee
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You google it like I said
http://bit.ly/1zUh13v
Download it for the Z3, the installer, attach phone to PC and run install.bat, just like you did for griefroot
But I have this procedure done after I flashed the FW .93 (I think ) then I did the root and flashed the FW .77
Nut dual recovery also works with the .77 ? Once installed what am I doing ? I just run the file and install busybox ?
Samy91 said:
But I have this procedure done after I flashed the FW .93 (I think ) then I did the root and flashed the FW .77
Nut dual recovery also works with the .77 ? Once installed what am I doing ? I just run the file and install busybox ?
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If you have installed dual recovery then you have installed busybox
The installation of dual recovery also install busy box.
If you have issues start again
1) flash .93 FW
2) root with giefroot
3) Install dual recovery
4) Flash a prerooted .77 firmware created with PRFCreator that includes dualrecovery and supersu (Make sure you include the flashable.zip version of dual recovery and not the installer.zip version)
Done
Even when I have a .93 and I've already done giefroot not work anyway. I do not know how to solve more ....
Samy91 said:
Even when I have a .93 and I've already done giefroot not work anyway. I do not know how to solve more ....
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Once you have rooted then install dual recovery
I never installed busybox separately, it is automatically installed when you install dual recovery
The first time I rooted with Stump Root, it worked. But then I accidentally unrooted with SuperSu's Full Unroot. Then I tried to root it again with Stump Root, but then I got "ERROR: Unsupported Device" Please help. Thank you.
aguywhodoesstuff said:
The first time I rooted with Stump Root, it worked. But then I accidentally unrooted with SuperSu's Full Unroot. Then I tried to root it again with Stump Root, but then I got "ERROR: Unsupported Device" Please help. Thank you.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/guide-root-lg-firmwares-kitkat-lollipop-t3056951
spikyshotgun said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/guide-root-lg-firmwares-kitkat-lollipop-t3056951
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I have Android 4.4.2 kitkat. Plus I already tried it and it didn't work (including the version 1.2).
Try this guide, its more involved but worked for me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/guide-root-method-lg-devices-t3049772
Its what the one click root guide is based off of. If that doesn't work, you may just have to restore to stock using a TOT file and then re-root with stump root.
Let us know if this guide works or not. Best of luck!
Please try towel root.
urushiol said:
Try this guide, its more involved but worked for me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/guide-root-method-lg-devices-t3049772
Its what the one click root guide is based off of. If that doesn't work, you may just have to restore to stock using a TOT file and then re-root with stump root.
Let us know if this guide works or not. Best of luck!
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Sorry for the late response, but that method WORKS!
Does anyone have a safe way to root it? I had another rom with root included, but official cm13 hasn't. I tried to flash the supersu update zip, but it gave me a bootloop. I am not able to find a working method. thanks in advance
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Have you tried enabling root in developer options? CM is supposed to have in-built root. I'm still on CM12.1 though.
Dnlz said:
Have you tried enabling root in developer options? CM is supposed to have in-built root. I'm still on CM12.1 though.
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Thank you. It is always so easy and I try it the hard way.
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PureChris said:
Does anyone have a safe way to root it? I had another rom with root included, but official cm13 hasn't. I tried to flash the supersu update zip, but it gave me a bootloop. I am not able to find a working method. thanks in advance
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I did the same and it gave me a bootloop do you know any way how to get out of that..??
Reflash rom
yonimish said:
I did the same and it gave me a bootloop do you know any way how to get out of that..??
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You'll have to re-flash your rom and don't flash SuperSU, use CM's inbuilt root as I stated above.
Hi, I've been using Malaysk ROMs on my old device but now I wanna give a try to the factory ROM. As fas as i read the way to root the unit (I need to root it to replace the backup camera app) is Kingroot. I've had some problems on other devices using Kingroot...Is there another way to get root privileges instead of using kingroot?
Thanks in advance.
Yes, Do the root with KingRoot first, then download and install "SuperSUMe" which will replace KingRoot with SuperSU.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/paid-software/supersu-please-t3110954
Thanks!!!!! I'll use the app asap.
Rooooooted, at the end I used Kingoroot, the other app doesn't allow me to root the device, I got a Not root possible message....
Thanks !
Hello,
I Would like to perform at my XTRONS Lollipop root, so that I can use Quickreboot, with the Kingroot unfortunately apk does not work, and with the command *#hct#root# prompt it does not work well.
Costum Rom from Malaysk does not function correctly
enes67 said:
Hello,
I Would like to perform at my XTRONS Lollipop root, so that I can use Quickreboot, with the Kingroot unfortunately apk does not work, and with the command *#hct#root# prompt it does not work well.
Costum Rom from Malaysk does not function correctly
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Hi !, used Kingoroot NOT Kingroot, I've rooted mine with Kingoroot
solmer said:
Hi !, used Kingoroot NOT Kingroot, I've rooted mine with Kingoroot
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Thank you very much , it worked with Kingoroot