How do i root it?
And what would i loose when i do it?
Like will some features be lost?
fozzy501 said:
How do i root it?
And what would i loose when i do it?
Like will some features be lost?
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This link should answer all of your questions.
Search for CF Auto root by Chainfire in the original dev section
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Just in case you didn't find it (follow the instructions on that post carefully):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294005
You will not lose any features because of rooting. It is also reversible if you later need to unroot for some reason.
CitrixLemon said:
Just in case you didn't find it (follow the instructions on that post carefully):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294005
You will not lose any features because of rooting. It is also reversible if you later need to unroot for some reason.
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How would i do it to unroot the device? i dont plan to install roms i just want to make it faster.so it eans i dont have to install a different or the stcok rom to unroot it?
fozzy501 said:
How would i do it to unroot the device? i dont plan to install roms i just want to make it faster.so it eans i dont have to install a different or the stcok rom to unroot it?
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To unroot you could Odin the stock tar file or you could simply open the SuperSu app(it get install with Cf Autoroot) and choose the full unroot option.
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fozzy501 said:
How would i do it to unroot the device? i dont plan to install roms i just want to make it faster.so it eans i dont have to install a different or the stcok rom to unroot it?
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Seriously, dude....there is a search button that will help you find any one of the 8 billion threads that already describe all of the steps to do everything you want to do.
There are guides already written with easy to follow step by step intructions.
When you registered here you agreed to use teh search button to try and find such threads for yourself. You've clearly not do that. I mean there are stickied threads with links to all this stuff. They are the first threads on the top of the threads lists!
A minute of searching could have prevented the entire need for this thread. And that's important as we can't have every new user asking the same question abotu how to root. The answers are already out there for a reason.
Rooting alone will not make your phone faster.
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Skipjacks said:
Seriously, dude....there is a search button that will help you find any one of the 8 billion threads that already describe all of the steps to do everything you want to do.
There are guides already written with easy to follow step by step intructions.
When you registered here you agreed to use teh search button to try and find such threads for yourself. You've clearly not do that. I mean there are stickied threads with links to all this stuff. They are the first threads on the top of the threads lists!
A minute of searching could have prevented the entire need for this thread. And that's important as we can't have every new user asking the same question abotu how to root. The answers are already out there for a reason.
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lol +1, gets old.
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Can someone show me how to root (without unlocking bootloader) using the zergRush Exploit?
There's not much of a tutorial on the actual page, and I'm new to this whole thing. I just want to be asked to root so I can remove some apps
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1320350
i tried that guide with my arc s 2.3.4 build 4.0.2.A.0.62 but it didn't work.
KleistZ said:
i tried that guide with my arc s 2.3.4 build 4.0.2.A.0.62 but it didn't work.
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it doesn't support the latest build
DeepUnknown said:
it doesn't support the latest build
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is there something to root this build?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1330314
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1202479
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21122559
Read this topics, in there is tutotirals and stuff to make your .62 rooted.
electrash said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1320350
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There's no tutorial there though, it has instructions there with the presumption that most people know about rooting.
I don't know anything about rooting, I'm a total newbie Lol, that's why I need help
itsmyname said:
There's no tutorial there though, it has instructions there with the presumption that most people know about rooting.
I don't know anything about rooting, I'm a total newbie Lol, that's why I need help
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If you are a total newbie i think you should read up on what root is and what you can do before you root your phone. You can mess up quite good if you dont know that you are doing.
bylund said:
If you are a total newbie i think you should read up on what root is and what you can do before you root your phone. You can mess up quite good if you dont know that you are doing.
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I kind of have an idea, because I made another thread asking about what rooting is etc.
I jsut need to know how to do it now
Bump anyone?
Have you tried to use a rooting-app?
itsmyname said:
Can someone show me how to root (without unlocking bootloader) using the zergRush Exploit?
There's not much of a tutorial on the actual page, and I'm new to this whole thing. I just want to be asked to root so I can remove some apps
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It's very simple.
You have to download the package in the zergRush Exploit thread, then unzip the content of zip in a folder in your pc.
At the last go in to folder where you extract zip, and click on "runme.bat" (you have to follow only what appair on your pc screen).
I think it's really the easiest method there is in xda to root a device.
Beppemi said:
It's very simple.
You have to download the package in the zergRush Exploit thread, then unzip the content of zip in a folder in your pc.
At the last go in to folder where you extract zip, and click on "runme.bat" (you have to follow only what appair on your pc screen).
I think it's really the easiest method there is in xda to root a device.
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So what are ADB drivers? Where can I get it?
Unfortunately not as easy as I thought, can anyone help?
itsmyname said:
So what are ADB drivers? Where can I get it?
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Try to install this file i attached. For me worked with W7/64bit.
If dont work for you install android SDK Here, and then follow the instruction here, when you finish you will able to do what you want with adb driver .
Is it possible to flash .42 kernel and then to use zergrush method?
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Beppemi said:
Try to install this file i attached. For me worked with W7/64bit.
If dont work for you install android SDK Here, and then follow the instruction here, when you finish you will able to do what you want with adb driver .
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Thanks, you're helping me out a lot because I really am clueless and this whole forum is overwhelming Lol.
So once I've rooted, I understand I can unroot it. But is unrooting as easy as rooting? Does it involve flashing/unlocking bootloader? As I intend to keep my bootloader locked.
vr5411 said:
Is it possible to flash .42 kernel and then to use zergrush method?
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Yes sure, you can use with .42, i did it with my Arc with this version.
itsmyname said:
Thanks, you're helping me out a lot because I really am clueless and this whole forum is overwhelming Lol.
So once I've rooted, I understand I can unroot it. But is unrooting as easy as rooting? Does it involve flashing/unlocking bootloader? As I intend to keep my bootloader locked.
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Don't worry all this operation you describe are reversible. You can unroot your Arc for sure, and all operation are easy as root.
For the bootloader depends what you will want do with your device. If you want change kernel, rom maybe it's better if you unlock it.
Beppemi said:
Don't worry all this operation you describe are reversible. You can unroot your Arc for sure, and all operation are easy as root.
For the bootloader depends what you will want do with your device. If you want change kernel, rom maybe it's better if you unlock it.
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In regards to my previous post I meant that would unrooting require flashing? I just intend to root to get rid of some apps on my Arc S (i.e. facebook app) and then unroot again.
Anyhow I've rooted it :-D
But for some reason Busybox didn't install itself, so had to manually install it from the market
Just a question, because I´m a newbie too and I´m thinking of rooting my phone (also to delete some apps and free some space):
Why don´t you use the "Namaste" guide ?? Doesn´t work on your firmware ?
I no longer root, or modify anything deep like roms. I'm all default right now. However, I really am disipointed with Androids ablitiy to back up. I recently did a hard reset and can not believe how many customization's I did unit I had to recreate everthing.
My question.
Is there still no real solution to make a backup of your Android Devcie that includes system settings and App data without rooting?
If a root is required, Is there a simple minimal root procedure that would give me the ablitly to make full backups using something like Titanium Backup?
Q1:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24910351&postcount=21
Q2:
Sig.
Maybe I should not have posted my question here. I'm not a developer and this is all greek to me.
RDabate said:
Maybe I should not have posted my question here. I'm not a developer and this is all greek to me.
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If you want to ROOT then there's a lot of one-click root options out there. You just have to search. Its quite easy.
I would recommend rooting if you're trying to do a full system backup. Titanium backup will backup all the programs+data but it won't backup your home screens and all that stuff. Nandroid backup will, however. For that you will need a custom recovery. Either CWM (through ROM manager, it's the easiest way, or TWRP).
RDabate said:
Maybe I should not have posted my question here. I'm not a developer and this is all greek to me.
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Please....for the love of god/bubba/spaghetti monster.... read read read. Then do some research, and read some more before rooting. The guide mentioned here will teach you all you need to know. Just be sure to follow it. If your new to rooting I would NOT use a one click method. You don't learn anything that way.
sent from my Galaxy Nexus running official Jelly Bean!!!!
VTENGR said:
If you want to ROOT then there's a lot of one-click root options out there. You just have to search. Its quite easy.
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for the love of god, dont use toolkits or 1 clicks.
i'm about to root my galaxy S3 using mrRobinson's method.. and i want to know if backing up the phone's NV and data is necessary before i root it.
iranz said:
i'm about to root my galaxy S3 using mrRobinson's method.. and i want to know if backing up the phone's NV and data is necessary before i root it.
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Not necessary as in if you do not do it it will not work. It is optional you can do it if you want to or not up to you.
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I don't know why you wouldn't, it can't hurt anything and better safe than sorry, right?
kingston73 said:
I don't know why you wouldn't, it can't hurt anything and better safe than sorry, right?
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Exactly, plus it is only a about a 15 minute or less process.
ionic7 said:
Not necessary as in if you do not do it it will not work. It is optional you can do it if you want to or not up to you.
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cool.. thats what i originally thought.
kingston73 said:
I don't know why you wouldn't, it can't hurt anything and better safe than sorry, right?
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saldebot said:
Exactly, plus it is only a about a 15 minute or less process.?
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hi guys.. yeah i guess but everytime i try to backup my phone with this method i get an error. all the drivers are installed properly. but when i start the NV application for it to read my phone, it gives an error that it cant read it.. i dont get it. can anyone help?
where the hell can i download odin? ive looked
lyricalchaos said:
where the hell can i download odin? ive looked
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703998 or Mobile Odin on app store
simplelife said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703998 or Mobile Odin on app store
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t says missing file.. tmax.dll or something like that cant get any odin to install im new to samsung,
also have no root or recovery and want both but dont know how to get it trying differnt ways
lyricalchaos said:
also have no root or recovery and want both but dont know how to get it trying differnt ways
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1896696 follow Dr.Ketan instruction,he number 1 here.
Double check your phone model make sure you in right place before do anything.
Dont forget hit thank if someone help you
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Hey guys. Its nothing major here, im just curious. If I ever need to do an OTA or return my phone, is it ok to unroot through SuperSu or i'll have to flash something?
Thanks
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You dont need to unroot to run a system update directly from android. If you dont protect root, you'll have to re-root after OTA has applied. Which is probably easier.
Read this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
To return the device: just reflash stock, relock bootloader, read this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Oh and next time, please read/search before you post.
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bk201doesntexist said:
You dont need to unroot to run a system update directly from android. If you dont protect root, you'll have to re-root after OTA has applied. Which is probably easier.
Read this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1419170
To return the device: just reflash stock, relock bootloader, read this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Oh and next time, please read/search before you post.
Sent from my i9250
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Actually, I'm curious about the unroot option on SuperSU, thats all. Since I haven't found anything related to that I decided to ask here. But thanks anyway
Castro27 said:
Actually, I'm curious about the unroot option on SuperSU, thats all. Since I haven't found anything related to that I decided to ask here. But thanks anyway
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yeah, no need to thank me, i work here
since that was all you wanted, you could just have searched Chainfire's thread for SuperSU here in XDA - or just test it yourself.