Dear all,
i have 4.4 stock on my device with root access now its show update is there can i update this? isnt this make my device soft brick due to root access?
If you have a custom recovery you will softbrick for sure .... Root in not sure but I think you could possibly lose root .... Hope I helped
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ok if i root my g2 its running 2.3.4 ota with oneclick root
and i flash a recovery on it when its rooted and i flash a rom
would it brick it? becus i know the root go's away after reboot
but would it work????
bord1er said:
ok if i root my g2 its running 2.3.4 ota with oneclick root
and i flash a recovery on it when its rooted and i flash a rom
would it brick it? becus i know the root go's away after reboot
but would it work????
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Root and s-off are two different things, s-off is what allows you to flash a new recovery, ROM, etc.
As for bricking, the one-click will probably brick your device which is why it's posted everywhere to not use it.
It will never brick it doing this. Brick is from flashing bootloaders etc which you won't be doing. If things go bad when flashing a rom just download a stock rom and flash that or start over etc. Read up on rom manager and clockwork mod recovery. I'm no pro but most roms have root baked in so when you flash the rom it will have root. Worst case when you flash rom you won't have root anymore but will be very easy to get
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bFORTIFIED said:
It will never brick it doing this. Brick is from flashing bootloaders etc which you won't be doing. If things go bad when flashing a rom just download a stock rom and flash that or start over etc. Read up on rom manager and clockwork mod recovery. I'm no pro but most roms have root baked in so when you flash the rom it will have root. Worst case when you flash rom you won't have root anymore but will be very easy to get
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Thank you that's what I wanna hear
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I get full root with oneclick?
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bord1er said:
I get full root with oneclick?
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There is no recommended 'one click' root method for the DZ/G2. If you want to flash a custom ROM your best bet is to follow the wiki here.
Is there a way to prevent some apps to load when I turn on my phone (like "Whatsapp", that I don´t use) ?
Is there something like "/etc/init.d" ? Need to be root ?
Thanks
Yes, try Gemini app manager from the market. You can use that to disable auto start off different apps
And yes you do need root for that
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hummm, I was trying to avoid root. If I get root access, I will delete all that trash...
Root access is easily available, non permanent, you can revert it, AND it does not affect warranty,.as long as you flash back original ROM before you send it.
Use zergrush exploit.
Btw, unlocking bootloader DOES void warranty
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crazymister said:
Root access is easily available, non permanent, you can revert it, AND it does not affect warranty,.as long as you flash back original ROM before you send it.
Use zergrush exploit.
Btw, unlocking bootloader DOES void warranty
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Thank you, I´ll do it and remove all that crap once and for all...
Hi everyone, can any one answer my question ...!
Which ROM it have an option to HTC update..?
and
what I will get & what I will loose after update ..?
Thanks..
Question 1: the only Rom I can think of is the stock Rom.
Question 2: well you loose root and the ability to root until a new exploit is found. But I think you can still root if you are S-OFF.
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Muikkuman said:
Question 1: the only Rom I can think of is the stock Rom.
Question 2: well you loose root and the ability to root until a new exploit is found. But I think you can still root if you are S-OFF.
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Thanks for reply.
but for for the answer of the 1st question I remember some custom have option for checking the official update from HTC. but witch ROM
I have no idea as I haven't been on a Rom where you can
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I would suggest not to go for those ROMs
Hi,
I don't know where there are any ROMs that let you do that. I would advise that even if you get such a ROM, not to go for the OTA updates, as there are a lot of problems associated with it, including losing root on your device.
No custom rom will be able to update from HTC. While it will check and attempt to download and install it ends up soft bricking your device. If you want HTC updates then stay stock.
I am currently using Lollipop V20A (polish) on my D855 32GB variant. I never unlocked or rooted my phone.
I saw that overheating and oversharpening fix were made by our beloved XDA developers and I would like to root my phone so I can install that but I'm not sure if I can.
Can I still unlock and root if I downgrade from Lollipop to KitKat via KDZ flash, and if I can, could anybody give me easiest and best links to do the unlock and root.
Thanks in advance
Anybody?
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Yes you can. Just downgrade to Kitkat and then root.
In general section you have tutorial on how to get back to stock.
So you need to download KingRoot.apk.
Install Kingroot, it would take some time and then it'd say Root Access Unavailable. Then all you've to do is click on gain root button and wait for some time until you're rooted.
Don't worry if ur device reboots.
And Don't forget to thank me ?
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