Want to root my z4, but have been having trouble finding TWRP or any other way to root. Any help?
winterfoxx said:
Want to root my z4, but have been having trouble finding TWRP or any other way to root. Any help?
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There is currently no way 2 Unlock the Boot Loader on Verizon Z4 so Root is NOT possible ATM.
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Hey uys, first off if this is a dupe, my bad. I did a bit of searching and couldnt find a topic that addressed this question specifically for the droid maxx DE.
I have my DE on 4.2.2, never took any updates. I have since unlocked the bootloader, and am rooted.
I wanted to know if rooting this phone with bootloader unlocked was as simple as installing supersu or superuser from the play store? I have heard that with an unlocked bootloader there is no additional steps needed (such as rock/pwn mymoto etc). Can anyone confirm that this is true?
Also does the same apply with KitKat? Am I simply able to root by installing supersu since my bootloader is unlocked?
Thank you and appreciate the help.
asuhoops8628 said:
Hey uys, first off if this is a dupe, my bad. I did a bit of searching and couldnt find a topic that addressed this question specifically for the droid maxx DE.
I have my DE on 4.2.2, never took any updates. I have since unlocked the bootloader, and am rooted.
I wanted to know if rooting this phone with bootloader unlocked was as simple as installing supersu or superuser from the play store? I have heard that with an unlocked bootloader there is no additional steps needed (such as rock/pwn mymoto etc). Can anyone confirm that this is true?
Also does the same apply with KitKat? Am I simply able to root by installing supersu since my bootloader is unlocked?
Thank you and appreciate the help.
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It IS simple but not as simple as that. After you unlock you need to flash TWRP, after that in the bootloader menu boot recovery then reboot from recovery and it will ask if you want to install Su, swype to to that and then you're rooted. The same method applies to KitKat.
BladeRunner said:
It IS simple but not as simple as that. After you unlock you need to flash TWRP, after that in the bootloader menu boot recovery then reboot from recovery and it will ask if you want to install Su, swype to to that and then you're rooted. The same method applies to KitKat.
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I take it same applies if using cwm or other recovery
asuhoops8628 said:
I take it same applies if using cwm or other recovery
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in theory, yes. I've had an issue with getting root to stick using CWM touch. If you use a recovery other than TWRP and it doesn't work you can always root using TWRP then flash your recovery of choice after.
What is correct CWM recovery for xt1080 ?
I am looking here:
http://clockworkmod.com/rommanager
and here:
http://goo.im/devs/cm
I dont see any of xt1080, or Droid Ultra/Maxx/Mini.
I have a Dev Ed xt1080
On philz site:
http://goo.im/devs/philz_touch/CWM_Advanced_Edition
there is only "moto_msm8960" and no "moto_msm8960dt".
Help
the msm_8960dt is the one you need as i am using the same thing since i have the dev edition also
happysteve11c said:
the msm_8960dt is the one you need as i am using the same thing since i have the dev edition also
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Thank you for your reply. I know the "dt" version ROM is for this phone, but that isn't the question.
My question is: What is the correct CWM recovery for this phone? Where do I find it?
Thanks
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2543400
http://skrilax.droid-developers.org/xt1080/open_recovery_209_25_11_2013.img
asuhoops8628 said:
Hey uys, first off if this is a dupe, my bad. I did a bit of searching and couldnt find a topic that addressed this question specifically for the droid maxx DE.
I have my DE on 4.2.2, never took any updates. I have since unlocked the bootloader, and am rooted.
I wanted to know if rooting this phone with bootloader unlocked was as simple as installing supersu or superuser from the play store? I have heard that with an unlocked bootloader there is no additional steps needed (such as rock/pwn mymoto etc). Can anyone confirm that this is true?
Also does the same apply with KitKat? Am I simply able to root by installing supersu since my bootloader is unlocked?
Thank you and appreciate the help.
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its pretty easy. see my thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2645122
install TWRP and thats all.
Has the latest update. Is there an easy way to get root/recovery so I can flash a G3 rom?
brian85 said:
Has the latest update. Is there an easy way to get root/recovery so I can flash a G3 rom?
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root with towel root app....then use autorec to install recovery
Towelroot doesn't work on the latest ota. You can use stump root in brute force mode and run autorec.
hey, has any one been successful with rooting the official stock marshmallow with bootloader locked? or any other way to achieve root. i want to remove the verizon bloatware. if any one could help...
LineArc said:
hey, has any one been successful with rooting the official stock marshmallow with bootloader locked? or any other way to achieve root. i want to remove the verizon bloatware. if any one could help...
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-dream-g1/general/guide-to-htc-device-forums-please-read-t3234095
I want to root my Xperia XA because there is some function need rooted, I've tried many root tools but all cannot root successful...
So could anyone tell me how to root it?
Thank you~
timmytu77459 said:
I want to root my Xperia XA because there is some function need rooted, I've tried many root tools but all cannot root successful...
So could anyone tell me how to root it?
Thank you~
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Root is only available/possible via unlocked bootloader+modified kernel since the z3+was released unfortunately due to dm-verity security and auto encryption and there's no way to back up the ta keys(loss of which voids the warranty)
There won't be a one click root solution anytime soon or root via locked bootloader.
If the bootloader is not unlockable you won't be able to root it anytime soon.
Sent from my Xperia XA using XDA Labs
hi guys.....
i had recently unroot my moto g3 and install stock root to use my jio sim.
but i really miss the root access so, is there any way to root my stock unrooted rom to have root access.
when i flash supersu it will get stuck into bootlogo and will not proceed.
i waited for half an hr but no sign of booting up
anyone have a way to get root access to stock rom plzz help........
Sushilsingh said:
hi guys.....
i had recently unroot my moto g3 and install stock root to use my jio sim.
but i really miss the root access so, is there any way to root my stock unrooted rom to have root access.
when i flash supersu it will get stuck into bootlogo and will not proceed.
i waited for half an hr but no sign of booting up
anyone have a way to get root access to stock rom plzz help........
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There are no less than 3 threads dedicated to rooting this device on Marshmallow that are tested and working... did all of them not work for you?
Yeah bro there is such kind of problem on rooting stock marshmallow ROM but I used kingroot v 4.8.2 for rooting if your bootloader is unlocked.
chirayu19091997 said:
Yeah bro there is such kind of problem on rooting stock marshmallow ROM but I used kingroot v 4.8.2 for rooting if your bootloader is unlocked.
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Never use a one-click root method on a Moto unlocked device... Seen way to many bricked devices, always root manually.
It is easy to find, there is a thread in my signature.
acejavelin said:
There are no less than 3 threads dedicated to rooting this device on Marshmallow that are tested and working... did all of them not work for you?
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I tried all 3 ways
nothing work out for me
Sushilsingh said:
I tried all 3 ways
nothing work out for me
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If you have current SuperSU and TWRP, and use the echo command to create /data/.supersu it will work, if it isn't please go to thread in my signature and provide details including:
1) Device model and Android version
2) TWRP version
3) SuperSU version
4) Output of 'cat /data/.supersu' from TWRP terminal
And a copy of recovery.log if possible, without more specific information there is nothing that I can do to assist you.