Found this on twitter
Via @peter_mikhail Real or hoax? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qFUPo9lR7Q #g2root
Thoughts?
He probably has VISIONARY temp root at boot
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look 3 posts down....so far it seems legit
This was already posted in another thread. A team has figured out a way to root using an expensive and inpractical hardware method. It will hopefully help get us closer to a real software solution, but like i said, this was already covered in another thread.
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etjrowe said:
This was already posted in another thread. A team has figured out a way to root using an expensive and inpractical hardware method. It will hopefully help get us closer to a real software solution, but like i said, this was already covered in another thread.
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I had no idea. Sorry
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=823396
Here is the thread. Should probably delete this one though.
etjrowe said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=823396
Here is the thread. Should probably delete this one though.
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I have no problem with that
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Why is the newest EVO. So hard to root than other android phones? I had 3.3 and now upgraded to 3.7. Unrevoked doesn't work for it yet. Why is that?
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It's a process to find a security hole to achieve root.
That being said, weren't you rooted previously?
That's what you get for not paying attention. Don't ever run an RUU. And this doesn't belong in the development section But I guess that's another symptom of not paying attention
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aph said:
That's what you get for not paying attention. Don't ever run an RUU. And this doesn't belong in the development section But I guess that's another symptom of not paying attention
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+1 QFT
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Google is your friend, my friend.
If you have a new Evo you need to use an alternative method to root your phone!! The old methods and UNREVOKED will brick your phone. Here is what you need to know first.
I'm sure there are instructions here at xda to achieve the same thing but I'm not going to search it out for you. This is the method we used for a co-worker's Evo v.003
I never rooted before. And yes I do know that unrevoked worked for the older EVO and not the newer. I was just wondering what would be the cause for it being so difficult to do since other phones seem to get it solved more quickly. But thank you for your responce.
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aph said:
That's what you get for not paying attention. Don't ever run an RUU. And this doesn't belong in the development section But I guess that's another symptom of not paying attention
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Thanks for being an ass. I ask a simple question based on what I have read, haven't tried to root because of what I read, and get talked to like a kid. I have been a member here for several years and am brand new to android. Thanks for the welcome
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romagnus said:
I never rooted before. And yes I do know that unrevoked worked for the older EVO and not the newer. I was just wondering what would be the cause for it being so difficult to do since other phones seem to get it solved more quickly. But thank you for your responce.
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HTC is getting better at blocking our rooting methods. That and the update only came out a few days ago, it takes time.
aph said:
That's what you get for not paying attention. Don't ever run an RUU. And this doesn't belong in the development section But I guess that's another symptom of not paying attention
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Spot on
from my phone duh
It took 2 days for the devs to root the Thunderbolt, maybe less.
Where's the love for the Inc 2??
Gimme some love.
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jmaddox31 said:
It took 2 days for the devs to root the Thunderbolt, maybe less.
Where's the love for the Inc 2??
Gimme some love.
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is this post development related at all? as in is this a rom/mod/kernel/think tank post? no
read through the other threads and posts before making another super awesome thread like this
jmaddox31,
1.) Your post doesn't belong here in the development section. It doesn't really belong anywhere on the site as it has no value.
2.) We're waiting for you to root the device and post procedures on how to do it. You aren't done yet? It only took 2 days for the Thunderbolt. You are pretty lazy for not having it rooted yet.
3.) We are not your trained monkeys and you are not paying anyone (I just checked my Paypal). So go back and quietly sit in the corner.
PS: Mr Clown, could you close & trash this thread, please?
this phone will most likely never be rooted... by software anyhow.. might have to return it for a tbolt.
Why wont it be rooted??
jmaddox31 said:
It took 2 days for the devs to root the Thunderbolt, maybe less.
Where's the love for the Inc 2??
Gimme some love.
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1) we had the thunderbolt for months before the release, we were familiar with it when it was released.
2) We perm rooted it on release day, s-off on day 2.
Thunderbolt was a similar situation, however because we were able to locate firmware vulnerable to scotty2's wpthis exploit, we we able to downgrade, then replace the bootloader.
We don't have this option on inc2, yet.
I have a inc2 eng hboot, and once a way to write it is found, we will have s-off root.
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1) we had the thunderbolt for months before the release, we were familiar with it when it was released.
2) We perm rooted it on release day, s-off on day 2.
Thunderbolt was a similar situation, however because we were able to locate firmware vulnerable to scotty2's wpthis exploit, we we able to downgrade, then replace the bootloader.
We don't have this option on inc2, yet.
I have a inc2 eng hboot, and once a way to write it is found, we will have s-off root.
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Hey man appreciate all your doing and when root happens it will be awesome. But on a positive note this device has the best battery life since my og Droid. It kills my tbolt in the battery department. Again thanks man.
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sunder74 said:
Hey man appreciate all your doing and when root happens it will be awesome. But on a positive note this device has the best battery life since my og Droid. It kills my tbolt in the battery department. Again thanks man.
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Haven't done anything yet, but you are welcome.
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Haven't done anything yet, but you are welcome.
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No, but your working on it, which still deserves thanks.
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jcase said:
Haven't done anything yet, but you are welcome.
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Dude I meant for all your work from the Eris to your add free app and your recent contributions to tbolt root. TeamAndIRC is always contributing to the community.
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Thanks
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Haven't done anything yet, but you are welcome.
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Just so you know Im Ready to donate to Beer/Coffee fund for root
We just need the htc software ninjas to leak an older ruu that can be exploited.
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Bobby Buggs said:
Just so you know Im Ready to donate to Beer/Coffee fund for root
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See my signature. I recommend your local homeless charity.
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We just need the htc software ninjas to leak an older ruu that can be exploited.
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I would be surprised if a signed ruu dating before ~jan 7 exists.
if raskal comes up with inc2 support i can S-OFF and jcase said he'd help from there getting and RUU and making a recovery.
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See my signature. I recommend your local homeless charity.
I would be surprised if a signed ruu dating before ~jan 7 exists.
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So that basically means a different exploit must be found then. One that exploits the code that is actually loaded.
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See my signature. I recommend your local homeless charity.
I would be surprised if a signed ruu dating before ~jan 7 exists.
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Yeah it would probably be pre production I would guess.
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Yeah it would probably be pre production I would guess.
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At that "age" of the device, likely unsigned ones.
ACD168 said:
if raskal comes up with inc2 support i can S-OFF and jcase said he'd help from there getting and RUU and making a recovery.
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did you receive s58 file from xtc for inc2??
so what all else is needed?
im gonna try and pull some strings and do some digging to get whats remaining so we can ROOT the monster.
I can't download to see supported devices on the other phone. Somebody want to take a look?
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timmay2t said:
I can't download to see supported devices on the other phone. Somebody want to take a look?
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Tried it for our phone. I get a "your device not supported at this time" error message.
I didn't figure it would work. Thanks for the reply. Hopefully it ends up doing us some good.
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Was intending to attempt some binary hackery but it looks like the binaries are obfuscated. It seems like at this point trying to hide hacks from the manufacturers would be pointless, so I don't really understand why obfuscation would be desired.
I'll jack with it later.
nimdae said:
Was intending to attempt some binary hackery but it looks like the binaries are obfuscated. It seems like at this point trying to hide hacks from the manufacturers would be pointless, so I don't really understand why obfuscation would be desired.
I'll jack with it later.
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Don't waste your time buddy. Spoke with one of the alpharev devs. It's next on their list.
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Xgunther what was your previous phone? I've seen you in another section. Just curious...I can't wait to root this and get gingerbread
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knipp21 said:
Xgunther what was your previous phone? I've seen you in another section. Just curious...I can't wait to root this and get gingerbread
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Fascinate!
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xgunther said:
Don't waste your time buddy. Spoke with one of the alpharev devs. It's next on their list.
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I hope so this would be amazing. just hope they can crack the code!
The software can't be that much different. I don't really know how their hack works so I can't say if they are trying to crack it still or just need some testing.
seems like raskal is having a hard time considering the htc sensation has had support fir a while now and just cmae out.. i just want root i dont care how
It's just a matter of time before Alpharevx saves us. But the real question is... what do I do with this xtc clip? lol
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seems like raskal is having a hard time considering the htc sensation has had support fir a while now and just cmae out.. i just want root i dont care how
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The Sensation doesn't have temp-root, which is needed to develop Alpharevx for the device.
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The Sensation doesn't have temp-root, which is needed to develop Alpharevx for the device.
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so theres a plus one for us
thecitywelivein said:
It's just a matter of time before Alpharevx saves us. But the real question is... what do I do with this xtc clip? lol
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Sell it to people who need it. or donate it to developers who could make great use of it.
Is there anyone out there that can help me take my inc2 and downgrade to the stock software so I can root it?
brentobray said:
Is there anyone out there that can help me take my inc2 and downgrade to the stock software so I can root it?
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No, not yet. Once you get the Ginerbread update you are out of luck and must wait for a new rootable exploit to be discovered. Both the AlphaRev team and the Unrevoked team as well as others are actively working on trying to find new exploits.
The other choice is to find someone that has a XTC Clip diagnostic device that can be used to gain S-OFF on your device which will then allow you to install a custom recovery and custom rooted ROMs.
There is a number of threads on this. There is no way, as of now, to downgrade. The only way to get root, if you have 2.3.3, is to buy an XTC clip.
Edit..... I type too slow
I don't think anyone is actually trying. I think people just think people are trying. No one has come.out and said "hey. I'm working on it"
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I don't think anyone is actually trying. I think people just think people are trying. No one has come.out and said "hey. I'm working on it"
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The devs don't normally come in these threads and post. Some people would be bugging them for ETAs, or flaming.
gabezermeno said:
I don't think anyone is actually trying. I think people just think people are trying. No one has come.out and said "hey. I'm working on it"
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If you visit the Revolutionary site, there are a number of links to some of the developers that are working on GB root exploits. With a little investigation into Twitter land, you will see that they are working on several HTC devices. One of the exploits will work on the Desire S, so it is only a matter of time before they figure out how to make it work on the Incredible S/Dinc2, too.
gabezermeno said:
I don't think anyone is actually trying. I think people just think people are trying. No one has come.out and said "hey. I'm working on it"
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After what happened with the froyo root, I'd be surprised if the root devs ever came into these forums again. They will probably not say anything until they have a working method.
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Do people ever use the search button?
brentobray said:
Is there anyone out there that can help me take my inc2 and downgrade to the stock software so I can root it?
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Suck a **** for a clip.
micdawg12 said:
Suck a **** for a clip.
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Wow!! No wonder they have n00b videos and posting restrictions in place!
Look in the inc 2 forums at rootzwiki. there's a sticky on downgrading (how to)
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That is only for those with S-OFF via AlpharevX to downgrade back to Froyo and the stock boot loader. You need to be S-OFF and, correct me if i'm wrong, will still be S-OFF after the downgrade. It will not work if you're S-ON with GB, unfortunately.
tnez said:
Look in the inc 2 forums at rootzwiki. there's a sticky on downgrading (how to)
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That only works if you already have s-off.
micdawg12 said:
Suck a **** for a clip.
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Have you already tried?
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Avelnan said:
Have you already tried?
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Yes, that's how I got my clip. That's why I'm S-OFF'd and running newtoroot's bad ass sense 3.0 rom.
Can the *NEW* AT&T SGH-i257 VoLTE(HD Voice) released on 5/23/2014 be rooted?
I have seen root methods for other SGH-i257 variants, but not certain that will fly on this recent iteration.
Have you seen this thread? ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2696260
mdawdy said:
Have you seen this thread? ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2696260
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I did Thanks. I posted my question there an will update this thread with an answer when I confirm.
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dynamiclynk said:
I did Thanks. I posted my question there an will update this thread with an answer when I confirm.
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I am interested to know the status of this. Have all of the files waiting for your update.
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I am interested to know the status of this. Have all of the files waiting for your update.
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Yeah no one has replied on the SGH-i257(M) root thread above link, just don't want a brick My device comes in tomorrow so hopefully someone will confirm that that method should work.
dynamiclynk said:
Yeah no one has replied on the SGH-i257(M) root thread above link, just don't want a brick My device comes in tomorrow so hopefully someone will confirm that that method should work.
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I received mine a few days ago. It is a great device for it being a little aged spec wise. It has been a while since I have messed with a Samsung device. Reading up this knox thing seems to be a huge pain in the rear.
funkypunk69 said:
I received mine a few days ago. It is a great device for it being a little aged spec wise. It has been a while since I have messed with a Samsung device. Reading up this knox thing seems to be a huge pain in the rear.
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Yeah I played with the demo at the store I liked it alot and ordered a new one on eBay because of the size, and spec wise it is pretty decent due to the size and it supports microSD I am very happy. Yeah I miss the good ole days with Sammy when boot loaders were unlocked, but AT&T and other carriers forcing their hand
dynamiclynk said:
Yeah no one has replied on the SGH-i257(M) root thread above link, just don't want a brick ...
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I posted in ExileX420's thread a copy of his post with some extra notes and explanations included, for beginners like myself. Perhaps some of those notes will help? ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=53021435&postcount=17
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I posted in ExileX420's thread a copy of his post with some extra notes and explanations included, for beginners like myself. Perhaps some of those notes will help? ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=53021435&postcount=17
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Has anyone been able to try this yet?
funkypunk69 said:
Has anyone been able to try this yet?
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I haven't tried that just afraid to flash anything odin related, especially without a stock odin flash file.I looked on http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ but nothing as of yet.
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I haven't tried that just afraid to flash anything odin related, especially without a stock odin flash file.I looked on http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ but nothing as of yet.
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If I had a few more tools and was more up to date I would do it. Unfortunately I have always relied strongly on the skills of the members here. I know someone will be through here in a bit after the phone has a little more exposure. It looks like we probably do need a few files that are more specific to this device. 1 thing I already noticed is that some variants of this device do not have a notification light.
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If I had a few more tools and was more up to date I would do it. Unfortunately I have always relied strongly on the skills of the members here. I know someone will be through here in a bit after the phone has a little more exposure. It looks like we probably do need a few files that are more specific to this device. 1 thing I already noticed is that some variants of this device do not have a notification light.
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Seems there are ways to root the SGH-i257M but it sure would be nice to have a definite and tested root for the SGH-i257
slick4747 said:
Seems there are ways to root the SGH-i257M but it sure would be nice to have a definite and tested root for the SGH-i257
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Check this out.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3157980
Now can we install twrp on this phone? ?