I haven't used an HTC phone in over a year since the original M7 release. I'm used to Samsungs where all you need to do is open odin and flash a few files and boom you're done. I can unlock the bootloader no problem but I am confused on the steps to get twrp on it. Can I just follow a guide for the M7?
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jeudi 27 mars 2014
mercredi 26 mars 2014
[Q] Rooting topic
HI,
I am using Sony Ericsson Live with walkman..
i need to root my mobile.
I followed these instructions:
Before you take a step further, please make sure that your device is Sony Xperia Live Walkman WT19i . You can check this at Settings >> About Device.
Take a backup of your existing ROM using the ROM Manager App available on Play Store.
You may also opt for a backup of your important data such as SMS, phone numbers using one of the backup apps available on play store for free.
The rooting process work on internal battery power. So we would recommend you to charge your device more than 80%.
Disable all anti-virus software installed on you device and PC.
If you have kies installed on your PC, just uninstall it.
Enable USB debugging on your Device. The option for this is available at :
Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging or
Settings> Developer Option> USB Debugging
Now your Sony Xperia Live Walkman WT19i is ready for a root upgrade.
i successfully flashed my mobile in to flashmode. but when i try to run doomlord rootkit v4(downloaded from ur site).
i got these following errors:
failed to copy 'files\su' to '/system/bin/su' : Read-only file system
unable to chmod/system/bin/su: no such file or directory
rm failed for /system/xbin/su, Read-only file system
failed to copy 'files\Superuser.apk' to '/system/app/./superuser.apk' :read only
what can i do now?. Help me please
I am using Sony Ericsson Live with walkman..
i need to root my mobile.
I followed these instructions:
Before you take a step further, please make sure that your device is Sony Xperia Live Walkman WT19i . You can check this at Settings >> About Device.
Take a backup of your existing ROM using the ROM Manager App available on Play Store.
You may also opt for a backup of your important data such as SMS, phone numbers using one of the backup apps available on play store for free.
The rooting process work on internal battery power. So we would recommend you to charge your device more than 80%.
Disable all anti-virus software installed on you device and PC.
If you have kies installed on your PC, just uninstall it.
Enable USB debugging on your Device. The option for this is available at :
Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging or
Settings> Developer Option> USB Debugging
Now your Sony Xperia Live Walkman WT19i is ready for a root upgrade.
i successfully flashed my mobile in to flashmode. but when i try to run doomlord rootkit v4(downloaded from ur site).
i got these following errors:
failed to copy 'files\su' to '/system/bin/su' : Read-only file system
unable to chmod/system/bin/su: no such file or directory
rm failed for /system/xbin/su, Read-only file system
failed to copy 'files\Superuser.apk' to '/system/app/./superuser.apk' :read only
what can i do now?. Help me please
S5 Rooting topic
Is there any root method for S5 Snap 801 yet ? Any developer if you want a specific model dump, please contact me.
mardi 25 mars 2014
[Q] Rooting from Android 4.3 topic
Hi,
I, after the long wait, foolishly updated my Xperia T to Android 4.3 (build 9.2.A.0.295). Before doing so I made a nandroid backup of my 4.1.2 install (can't remember what build). Only now do I realize this mistake as the current method for rooting requires you to start from a rooted Android 4.1.2 base. So this leaves me in a situation with a lot of questions that need answers.
Firstly, is there a back up technique that I can use (instead of nandroid) that doesn't require a rooted 4.3 device? And if so to what level does it backup (i.e what will I lose)? Or can I create a nandroid without a root? I would like to be able to use it as a safety net so that I don't lose everything if I screw something up.
If there is such a method I would like to root my device but I have been unable to find any instructions rooting from 4.3 for newbies like me. The current post by DaRk-LOrD just says "Install 4.1.2". How do I do that? Is it possible I can just skip downgrading and somehow go straight to installing CWM on 4.3 (I might be talking garbage, I don't know...)?
Also if I am to root I would like a way to get as close as possible to my current installation of Android 4.3 as possible (apps, app data, settings, etc.). How would I go about doing this? Maybe I install Android 4.1.2 from my nandroid I made before updating?
Also, does anyone know if it is likely we will be seeing a tool such as this one for Xperia T 4.3? Maybe if such a tool is in the works I should hold off for a bit longer.
I know these are a lot of question but I have been unable to find this information which is either relevant or applicable to my situation or what I find is just too complicated (steps are too broad and assume too much prior knowledge). If I have left out any information you need please don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks,
JamesStewy
I, after the long wait, foolishly updated my Xperia T to Android 4.3 (build 9.2.A.0.295). Before doing so I made a nandroid backup of my 4.1.2 install (can't remember what build). Only now do I realize this mistake as the current method for rooting requires you to start from a rooted Android 4.1.2 base. So this leaves me in a situation with a lot of questions that need answers.
Firstly, is there a back up technique that I can use (instead of nandroid) that doesn't require a rooted 4.3 device? And if so to what level does it backup (i.e what will I lose)? Or can I create a nandroid without a root? I would like to be able to use it as a safety net so that I don't lose everything if I screw something up.
If there is such a method I would like to root my device but I have been unable to find any instructions rooting from 4.3 for newbies like me. The current post by DaRk-LOrD just says "Install 4.1.2". How do I do that? Is it possible I can just skip downgrading and somehow go straight to installing CWM on 4.3 (I might be talking garbage, I don't know...)?
Also if I am to root I would like a way to get as close as possible to my current installation of Android 4.3 as possible (apps, app data, settings, etc.). How would I go about doing this? Maybe I install Android 4.1.2 from my nandroid I made before updating?
Also, does anyone know if it is likely we will be seeing a tool such as this one for Xperia T 4.3? Maybe if such a tool is in the works I should hold off for a bit longer.
I know these are a lot of question but I have been unable to find this information which is either relevant or applicable to my situation or what I find is just too complicated (steps are too broad and assume too much prior knowledge). If I have left out any information you need please don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks,
JamesStewy
[Q] Help in rooting Xperia C and Xposed framework topic
Can somebody tell me the steps to root xperia c and installing xposed framework in a detailed way cause I am first time rooting my phone. Any help will be appreciated.
lundi 24 mars 2014
[Q] Help Needed rooting GT-N7000 topic
I have a factory unlocked GT-N7000, i am wanting to root it, but i cannot seem to find the right post regarding rooting, and once rooted i would like to put a custom rom onto my phone, i am on 4.1.2, baseband N7000XXXLT3, Kernol Version 3.0.31-1103517, any help will be greatfull thanks in advance
rooting kit kat topic
Can anyone direct me into the thread that shows step by step how to add a custom recovery , root and install a custom rom on the stock Android 4.4.2 rom..I haven't installed roms on xda in a while ...so im kinda out of the loop and confused on what I need to do ..thanks
dimanche 23 mars 2014
[Q] Will Rooting My Moto G Uninstall 4.4? topic
Hi. I'm wondering if rooting the Moto G will uninstall the latest Android version for my phone. I know it will uninstall everything else but I'm not certain about this. I do not want to end up rooting my phone and getting 4.3. :silly:
mercredi 19 mars 2014
[Q] Rooting and CWM my 2nd n7000 topic
Hi guys
I recently brought a 2nd hand n7000
This rom is totally stock, to be precise, it is a Hong Kong version 4.0.4
Since I want to improve the battery life and have a more defined rom.
I would like to root and install CWM.
Up to now, I understand that there's the infamous brick kernels out there. And I probably need to stay away from ICS.
But because of my n7000 is 2nd hand, i don't know much history about it.
i can not know for sure, that this n7000 is shipped with GB or ICS at the first place?
Or the last guy actually upgrade it from a GB.
My research in this forum tells me it's always better to start with the JB aka 4.1.2 stock.
My question is can i simply flash a HK 4.1.2 as a base without doing all sort of EMMC checking?
Then, flash kernel comes with root & CWM? And finally my rom of choice?
I would like someone could guide me and show me the SAFE way,
Thx in advance!!
I recently brought a 2nd hand n7000
This rom is totally stock, to be precise, it is a Hong Kong version 4.0.4
Since I want to improve the battery life and have a more defined rom.
I would like to root and install CWM.
Up to now, I understand that there's the infamous brick kernels out there. And I probably need to stay away from ICS.
But because of my n7000 is 2nd hand, i don't know much history about it.
i can not know for sure, that this n7000 is shipped with GB or ICS at the first place?
Or the last guy actually upgrade it from a GB.
My research in this forum tells me it's always better to start with the JB aka 4.1.2 stock.
My question is can i simply flash a HK 4.1.2 as a base without doing all sort of EMMC checking?
Then, flash kernel comes with root & CWM? And finally my rom of choice?
I would like someone could guide me and show me the SAFE way,
Thx in advance!!
[Q] rooting htc one with kit kat topic
So I have T-Mobile HTC One on android 4.4.2 . I was wondering if it's the same rooting process, if not can someone direct me to the link with the necessary files ?
Regarding rooting while on a Pay as you go plan topic
Hello everyone,
Just received my Nexus 5 yesterday and loving so far!
My question is: If I root my phone, will I have to set up my pay as you go plan again? From what I have researched, once I root, the phone gets wiped out, including data? Just curious if I will have to go back to At&t and have them set it up again.
Thanks!
Just received my Nexus 5 yesterday and loving so far!
My question is: If I root my phone, will I have to set up my pay as you go plan again? From what I have researched, once I root, the phone gets wiped out, including data? Just curious if I will have to go back to At&t and have them set it up again.
Thanks!
Rooting VRUCML1 topic
Every android phone I've had I rooted except this VRUCML1 GS3. I haven't felt any need to with this phone. However I've gotten to the point that I want to be able to backup app data so I'm gonna have to root. I am however concerned that I first need to find both root and unroot (i.e. in case I have to return the phone) methods that I can be sure will both work on a VRUCML1 phone. Yes I have done some searching but any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
mardi 18 mars 2014
Noob to rooting! Help with simple questions?? topic
Hi guys,
I've looked around however didn't find the answers so thought I'd just ask as might be useful for someone else too..
I want to install fonts on my Z1 Compact, however understand I need to root my device in order to do this.
I don't particularly want to change my rom or anything as quite happy with it.. Do I have a choice? Also, I'm assuming will lose all my personalisations during the process? Folders and icon location within my menu etc.
Basically, what is the most minimal disruptive way to be able to change fonts on my Device?!
I've looked around however didn't find the answers so thought I'd just ask as might be useful for someone else too..
I want to install fonts on my Z1 Compact, however understand I need to root my device in order to do this.
I don't particularly want to change my rom or anything as quite happy with it.. Do I have a choice? Also, I'm assuming will lose all my personalisations during the process? Folders and icon location within my menu etc.
Basically, what is the most minimal disruptive way to be able to change fonts on my Device?!
Unlock after safe rooting 4.3 topic
What is the best way to unlock now that I have rooted my phone? I used the safe root from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...65758&page=139
It worked fine I just am not sure what I need to do to unlock the phone now.
It worked fine I just am not sure what I need to do to unlock the phone now.
lundi 17 mars 2014
[Q] S4 (I9506) rooting issues topic
hi XDA members,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 (i9506) which is the Snapdragon 800 version running Jellybean 4.3. I rooted using: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2529064 and device worked fine for about two days. I was able to delete bloatware but after the second day I wanted to delete another bloatware app (Chat On) but was unable to do so. A message saying "Su binary missing" and when checked with Root App Checker the result came up as "Device is not rooted". I even tried restoring through CWM because I made a back up just before root procedure, but that went unsuccessful. The device went into soft brick and i had to take it to a professional to get the stock firmware re-loaded.
Can someone please enlighten me on why the device reverted to 'un-root'????
p.s. no custom ROM was flashed/installed....
thanks in advance XDA
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 (i9506) which is the Snapdragon 800 version running Jellybean 4.3. I rooted using: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2529064 and device worked fine for about two days. I was able to delete bloatware but after the second day I wanted to delete another bloatware app (Chat On) but was unable to do so. A message saying "Su binary missing" and when checked with Root App Checker the result came up as "Device is not rooted". I even tried restoring through CWM because I made a back up just before root procedure, but that went unsuccessful. The device went into soft brick and i had to take it to a professional to get the stock firmware re-loaded.
Can someone please enlighten me on why the device reverted to 'un-root'????
p.s. no custom ROM was flashed/installed....
thanks in advance XDA
[Q] Flashtool and z1 compact rooting topic
Hi.
I know it might sound like a silly question but I didn't find any answer about what would happen if I used the root command (the padlock icon) on flashtool to root my z1 compact. Is it actually a way to root the phone?:confused:
Thank you!!!
I know it might sound like a silly question but I didn't find any answer about what would happen if I used the root command (the padlock icon) on flashtool to root my z1 compact. Is it actually a way to root the phone?:confused:
Thank you!!!
dimanche 16 mars 2014
[Q] Will Unlocking Bootloader/ Rooting my Verizon LTE Nexus 7 Void it's warranty? topic
I don't know if this has been asked or answered yet. I am very new on the scene. Purchased my device today while Verizon had an awesome promotion:cool: I was wondering if anyone could answer this question for me, it'd be greatly appreciated:good: thanks in advance to all.:cyclops:
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Rooting. topic
Does rooting and Uninstall in a bunch of apps while also adding greenify actual deplete battery more in any way? I'm wondering about the effects. I had my phone rooted at one point and did the above things and got crap screen on time. It's better now that I completely flashed stock. Any suggestions?
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Rooting NA4? topic
Hi, my S4 was on warranty service, and they installed me NA4 ROM (from Black Edition), so I can't root it with Saferoot. Is there any way to root my phone without touching Knox flag?
Need help with rooting Rogers Galaxy S4 I337M topic
So first off, I am have a lot of questions that I might as well ask.
First, will rooting my Rogers Samsung Galaxy S4 I337m mess anything up with the carrier? Like, will i still be able to call and text, etc?
Secondly, can my carrier track that I have a rooted phone?
And this is the most important question, how do I actually root this phone? Most of the methods I have tried don't work because the security app "KNOX" keeps denying access for the root to happen. I have tried many ways to remove KNOX from the phone, but none of them work....So how do I actually root this phone without having KNOX shut me down?
Anyways, thanks for the help!
First, will rooting my Rogers Samsung Galaxy S4 I337m mess anything up with the carrier? Like, will i still be able to call and text, etc?
Secondly, can my carrier track that I have a rooted phone?
And this is the most important question, how do I actually root this phone? Most of the methods I have tried don't work because the security app "KNOX" keeps denying access for the root to happen. I have tried many ways to remove KNOX from the phone, but none of them work....So how do I actually root this phone without having KNOX shut me down?
Anyways, thanks for the help!
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