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Need root method for Stock ICS 4.0.4 on LG Nitro
Thanks in advance for any help. I am new to this forum and I novice when it comes to the Android OS.
I updated my LG Nitro to ICS 4.0.4 yesterday, July 31st, 2012.
I had a feeling I wasn't going to be able to keep my root and I was right. I no longer have root privileges and none of the previous methods I used to root 2.3.2 are working.
I have scoured the internet looking for a way to root ICS 4.0.4 with absolutely no luck.
I am looking for a working method to root the new update to the LG Nitro, ICS 4.0.4.
Any help would be greatly appreciated; however, please keep in mind that I catch onto things quick but I am not an expert by any means as far as the Android OS goes. I am used to the one click methods to rooting.
PLEASE HELP ME IF YOU CAN. I REALLY NEED TO ROOT THIS PHONE TO USE MY APPS. ANYWAY I CAN ROOT THIS AND KEEP ICS WOULD BE GREAT!!!!
One working method is to flash v18f, root it and then flash v20c with some scripts
Is there a tutorial?
-ReaL- said:
One working method is to flash v18f, root it and then flash v20c with some scripts
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I appreciate the response.
I sort of understand what you are saying. Is there a tutorial on this? Like I said I am a novice when it comes to the Android OS and tutorials are my life savers.
Thanks!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29592745&postcount=79
Wish me luck...
-ReaL- said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29592745&postcount=79
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I will try and hope this works! Thanks alot!!!!!!!!!!!!
-ReaL- said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29592745&postcount=79
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Thanks.
kisshela said:
Thanks.
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Any luck with this method. Anyone working on a one click method after the official ICS update by any chance?
zapper_master said:
Any luck with this method. Anyone working on a one click method after the official ICS update by any chance?
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I could get it rooted with the scripts posted in the Guide rooted v20c thread.
Thanks brianlili!
-ReaL- said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29592745&postcount=79
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Okay I know the 1st post asked for root for the offical ICS version, but i don't know if there has been more updates since then, I just got a Nitro HD today. So will this method work to get permanent root for a band new out of the box software version LG-P930-v20c-June-25-2012???
I am not a noobie but I am use to rooting HTC phones and I just want to be sure this will work for software version v20c.
Thanks in advance and i would really appreciate if someone can tell me if this method is safe.
J3STUR said:
Okay I know the 1st post asked for root for the offical ICS version, but i don't know if there has been more updates since then, I just got a Nitro HD today. So will this method work to get permanent root for a band new out of the box software version LG-P930-v20c-June-25-2012???
I am not a noobie but I am use to rooting HTC phones and I just want to be sure this will work for software version v20c.
Thanks in advance and i would really appreciate if someone can tell me if this method is safe.
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Yes, that method is safe and is the only currently known way to root the v20c version. However, even with root, you will not be able to install CWM. If you only want root, go ahead and follow those instructions.
If you are interested in installing custom ROMs, you must downgrade to a Gingerbread ROM (i.e., follow the unbricking guide).
drumist said:
Yes, that method is safe and is the only currently known way to root the v20c version. However, even with root, you will not be able to install CWM. If you only want root, go ahead and follow those instructions.
If you are interested in installing custom ROMs, you must downgrade to a Gingerbread ROM (i.e., follow the unbricking guide).
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OK I want customs roms and CWM recovery so i will follow Machzelet's unbrinking guide and hopefully this isnt too complicated. Thanks for your help.
I was wondering if there was some method for rooting the LG G3 on Android 5.0 (Lollipop). I've searched far and wide on the internet but have found nothing so far. I did see that there were methods for the Nexus devices but nothing for LG.
Would like this as well. I thought I could live a while without root.. Seems like I just can't. :crying:
I think that you can find already rooted lollipop version on the forum.
For now, i nowhere found any root options.
Sent from my LG-D855
now it's impossible to root lollypop via purpledrake, ioroot or other programs but you can flash a rooted bumped rom.
I'll wait for this.
Same situation here.
Planned to use the pre-rooted lollipop but to use it you need twrp on the phone. To get twrp you need first root. So its a dead end, a points on b and b points back on a, both needing the other present first.....
Maybe if you flash an older kdz, root it with any of the previous methods, then get twrp on the phone and then flash the pre-rooted lollipop. Im just gonna wait for a lollipoproot without twrp needed.
xathanatosx said:
now it's impossible to root lollypop via purpledrake, ioroot or other programs but you can flash a rooted bumped rom.
I'll wait for this.
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I am on 5.0 and tried purpledrake (since i used it with 4.4.2), but it did not work, i also tried Stump and got an error too. With 5.0 the structure has changed and the methods for KK are different to Lollipop. So far, even with Nexus, the only way to root is through bootloader/kernel.
Hopefully soon we will see a method that can bypass this.
This is the method that works on the d855 by skin1980 - http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/rom-lollipop-rooted-rom-skin1980-t2936022
dj69holland said:
I am on 5.0 and tried purpledrake (since i used it with 4.4.2), but it did not work, i also tried Stump and got an error too. With 5.0 the structure has changed and the methods for KK are different to Lollipop. So far, even with Nexus, the only way to root is through bootloader/kernel.
Hopefully soon we will see a method that can bypass this.
This is the method that works on the d855 by skin1980 - http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/rom-lollipop-rooted-rom-skin1980-t2936022
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thank's but i kwow this. ill whait for the official lollipop and the root.
Kleggas said:
Planned to use the pre-rooted lollipop but to use it you need twrp on the phone. To get twrp you need first root. So its a dead end, a points on b and b points back on a, both needing the other present first.....
Maybe if you flash an older kdz, root it with any of the previous methods, then get twrp on the phone and then flash the pre-rooted lollipop. Im just gonna wait for a lollipoproot without twrp needed.
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Yup, thats the reason why i downgraded it to KK. Downgrade, root and you can install rooted L.
Sent from my LG G3
Does that work then? I'm on Lollipop 20a on the D855. If i install the KK kdz, will it make the phone rootable again? I read something to do with the boot loader not reverting back to how it was before lollipop
ChazStrachan said:
Does that work then? I'm on Lollipop 20a on the D855. If i install the KK kdz, will it make the phone rootable again? I read something to do with the boot loader not reverting back to how it was before lollipop
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Yes,
Downgrade to KK, root it and flash prerooted Lollipop.
DelBoy said:
Yes,
Downgrade to KK, root it and flash prerooted Lollipop.
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Any good guide for that, that you know about?
goa200 said:
Any good guide for that, that you know about?
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Use this guide to downgrade http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
(you can flash almost any KK KDZ, v10x of course, but make sure it's for your device)
Root it with your preferred root method (i prefer Purple Drake)
BUMP it http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2900614
Now you can flash the bumped roms you'll like. Just make sure, it's for your device.
lg g3 d855 5.0
Had the bumped 5.0 twrp flashed the wrong superSU so went back to stock took the 5.0 OTA update now searching for root solution, tried purple drake no joy puts it in the mode but fails as expected, so i guess i will also wait
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martipello86 said:
Had the bumped 5.0 twrp flashed the wrong superSU so went back to stock took the 5.0 OTA update now searching for root solution, tried purple drake no joy puts it in the mode but fails as expected, so i guess i will also wait
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Thinking maybe a dalvik to ART problem
ROOT
Anyone know how to root LG G3 on Lollipop ROM stock? I dont want a downgrade. Can anyone help me? Thanks so much.
ads2801 said:
Anyone know how to root LG G3 on Lollipop ROM stock? I dont want a downgrade. Can anyone help me? Thanks so much.
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You can't without downgrading
LG G3
jerrycoffman45 said:
You can't without downgrading
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Thanks so much. I will wait for root this device with any apk or app in the future, I can wait. Thanks.
PS: sorry for my bad english, I'm learning english.
ads2801 said:
Thanks so much. I will wait for root this device with any apk or app in the future, I can wait. Thanks.
PS: sorry for my bad english, I'm learning english.
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You`re english is well enough
ROOT LG G
gee2012 said:
You`re english is well enough
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Thank you, probably my travel to Qatar for learning english made me powerfull with english.
ads2801 said:
Thank you, probably my travel to Qatar for learning english made me powerfull with english.
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Mmmm powerful? I smell danger ?
Danger, why? I were in an english party, and everywhere could understandme...
PS: sorry again for my english, soryyyyy haha
Hi guys I have this doubt is not able to find a solution anywhere. I have an LG g3 v20f without root. I read to apply the root must move to a previous version and install a rom bump and Lilliput, the problem is here, not having the root, you can install a modified recovery? If you like? You can unlock the bootloader having v20f without root? Thanks to all
You have to downgrade to Kitkat, then root it and then you will be able to flash recovery.
And how do I move to kitkat? Need a tool?
aitanoddl said:
And how do I move to kitkat? Need a tool?
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This explains HERE
Yes, you need a tool. The search tool One teeny little search on root and lollipop you will get a ton of hits
I will resell this ****ing unrootable phone
Don't need all ****ing bad alternative roms
azerty11 said:
I will resell this ****ing unrootable phone
Don't need all ****ing bad alternative roms
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The phone is rootable.
Custom roms rule.
I love the G3.
Bye! :fingers-crossed:
Hello everyone,
I have a rooted LG G4 H818P v10k and wanted to install a recovery tool such as twrp but after digging around a little, I noticed that my bootloader is locked and LG supports unlocking the bootloader of the H815 variants only.
The part thrat confuses me is, does having a rooted device imply an unlocked bootloader and if not how can I unlock my bootloader.
How did you root it?
The lg h818p is impossible to root. You're a hero
eatdarthvader said:
Hello everyone,
I have a rooted LG G4 H818P v10k and wanted to install a recovery tool such as twrp but after digging around a little, I noticed that my bootloader is locked and LG supports unlocking the bootloader of the H815 variants only.
The part thrat confuses me is, does having a rooted device imply an unlocked bootloader and if not how can I unlock my bootloader.
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your phone is locked for bootloader so no twrp yet.
for root you have use or someone a system.img already rooted. and replace it and phone is rooted as long as you in lollipop you can root.. so nope. you or someone just pushed the rooted . img into phone with commands. so no unlocked bootloader.
eatdarthvader said:
Hello everyone,
I have a rooted LG G4 H818P v10k and wanted to install a recovery tool such as twrp but after digging around a little, I noticed that my bootloader is locked and LG supports unlocking the bootloader of the H815 variants only.
The part thrat confuses me is, does having a rooted device imply an unlocked bootloader and if not how can I unlock my bootloader.
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For LL you do not need an unlocked bootloader for rooting. For MM you need unlocking to root. The reason is that LL allows system modifications. MM not.
Ali_Mohammad said:
How did you root it?
The lg h818p is impossible to root. You're a hero
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You can root any g4 as long as it is LL.
raptorddd said:
your phone is locked for bootloader so no twrp yet.
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Sorry but that's wrong. There is TWRP available for his device. TWRP in FIsH.
Sent from my LG-H815 using XDA Labs
Since you've alread rooted, did you try to install twrp from an android root app such as
Rom installer or flashify
This might work.
Ali_Mohammad said:
Since you've alread rooted, did you try to install twrp from an android root app such as
Rom installer or flashify
This might work.
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NO. this will NOT work. You can use TWRP in FIsH only for locked devices.
steadfasterX said:
NO. this will NOT work. You can use TWRP in FIsH only for locked devices.
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Tell me Sir,
What can you do with TWRP-in-FISH without Efidroid? It's like a car without an engine, right?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
BIG_BADASS said:
Tell me Sir,
What can you do with TWRP-in-FISH without Efidroid? It's like a car without an engine, right?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
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you're just kicking in to every post you find just to either useless comment or asking questions which are already answered right?
TWRP-in-FIsH seems to be useful for many ppl out there which you may not understand because you have an unlocked device.
... if you ever would have read (and understood) the TWRP-in-FIsH thread you won't even ask those above questions.
Efidroid has nothing to to do with TWRP-in-FIsH.
.
steadfasterX said:
you're just kicking in to every post you find just to either useless comment or asking questions which are already answered right?
TWRP-in-FIsH seems to be useful for many ppl out there which you may not understand because you have an unlocked device.
... if you ever would have read (and understood) the TWRP-in-FIsH thread you won't even ask those above questions.
Efidroid has nothing to to do with TWRP-in-FIsH.
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Ok I will read TWRP-in-FISH thread... So why are you first making efidroid for unlocked devices, when it's the locked ones that need it ?
steadfasterX said:
For LL you do not need an unlocked bootloader for rooting. For MM you need unlocking to root. The reason is that LL allows system modifications. MM not.
You can root any g4 as long as it is LL.
Sorry but that's wrong. There is TWRP available for his device. TWRP in FIsH.
Sent from my LG-H815 using XDA Labs
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i know there is but it only can flash mods right.?
can it root rom.? what i mean was you cant flash roms or have twrp to flash roms. ect. only limited to things.
raptorddd said:
i know there is but it only can flash mods right.?
can it root rom.? what i mean was you cant flash roms or have twrp to flash roms. ect. only limited to things.
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it has its limitations so no you cant flash ROMs - just doing backups, restore, flashing mods but anyways.. TWRP is nevertheless available
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Ali_Mohammad said:
How did you root it?
The lg h818p is impossible to root. You're a hero
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Check out: Root ANY LG G4 Variant 100% Success Directives | Root Injection | Less Bricks at https://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/general/lg-g4-100-root-success-directives-root-t3180586
It's all there - all you need is to 1). ensure that your current stock rom does not have an anti-rollback provision that would prevent you from downgrading from Marshmallow to Lollipop (LP). Use LGUP-NEW for the downgrade - it will throw up an error if the anti-rollback provision is in effect and 2). obtain a stock LP version for your exact phone model (and a pre-rooted version, if one is available).
I checked before I started rooting, but the software version off the pre rooted version is 10D
Mine is, 20h but I'm not sure what will it be if I downgrade to LP
Ali_Mohammad said:
I checked before I started rooting, but the software version off the pre rooted version is 10D
Mine is, 20h but I'm not sure what will it be if I downgrade to LP
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You are on Marshmallow with 20h. Your software version will be 10D (Lollipop) if you use that pre-rooted kdz. It will work if it's for your exact phone model ... However ...see if you can find a 10n or higher version. The 'h' LP version for some models do not have the latest stagefright vulnerability patch, 'n' versions and higher do. You can use the Stagefright Detector app (free on Play Store) to check if the kdz you choose has the latest patch
Will it effect if I get the same model but different software version?
I tested it and it said it's not vulnerable
Ali_Mohammad said:
Will it effect if I get the same model but different software version?
I tested it and it said it's not vulnerable
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Other than having the latest security patches and any added upgrades to the firmware, it shouldn't.
O.k. cool
But I had a problem finding a 10c kdz for my device
Do you know how to get one?
I need it cuz if I get a 10D or later, my phone won't accept to flash the root
Ali_Mohammad said:
O.k. cool
But I had a problem finding a 10c kdz for my device
Do you know how to get one?
I need it cuz if I get a 10D or later, my phone won't accept to flash the root
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No more root.... it is kalas my friend
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steadfasterX said:
it has its limitations so no you cant flash ROMs - just doing backups, restore, flashing mods but anyways.. TWRP is nevertheless available
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Huge demand for Efidroid I can see.......
steadfasterX said:
it has its limitations so no you cant flash ROMs - just doing backups, restore, flashing mods but anyways.. TWRP is nevertheless available
.
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When you use TWRP-in-FISH, does it actually install TWRP?
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No more root.... it is kalas my friend
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Huge demand for Efidroid I can see.......
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I don't understand what you mean with kalas
Guys!
We already patched aboot for two of your models.
If you want to get aboot patched for other models of LG Spirit send me the original aboot with the phone information.
I saw @walterfuster and @jorlando using unsafe methods to patch aboot. Please don't do that or flash those!
Models until now we patched:
(1) H440N
(2) H440AR
pvineeth97 said:
Guys!
We already patched aboot for two of your models.
If you want to get aboot patched for other models of LG Spirit send me the original aboot with the phone information.
I saw @walterfuster and @jorlando using unsafe methods to patch aboot. Please don't do that or flash those!
Models until now we patched:
(1) H440N
(2) H440AR
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Here's the link for aboot of H442. It is a dual sim version of H440n, also it is an Indian variant.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0Ng4WIVRbEiSFYyWExOY1A0UFU/view
pvineeth97 said:
Guys!
We already patched aboot for two of your models.
If you want to get aboot patched for other models of LG Spirit send me the original aboot with the phone information.
I saw @walterfuster and @jorlando using unsafe methods to patch aboot. Please don't do that or flash those!
Models until now we patched:
(1) H440N
(2) H440AR
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Hi pvineet97 this is the original aboot file of h442 Stock Rom which i have extracted using kdz extractor https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B783TfghKlzMTEJsTldrZkREbmM you should use this for patching
stock Rom from which aboot is extracted- https://lg-roms.com/?id=359183061071073
pvineeth97 said:
Guys!
We already patched aboot for two of your models.
If you want to get aboot patched for other models of LG Spirit send me the original aboot with the phone information.
I saw @walterfuster and @jorlando using unsafe methods to patch aboot. Please don't do that or flash those!
Models until now we patched:
(1) H440N
(2)
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Hello @pvineeth97 ! It's been a while since last time I checked android development for this device. It is really nice know that the bootloader was finally unlocked!
I followed all links/threads/tips by @walterfuster, @Korelev and yours as well and managed to have working 4G in my model, H442F Dual Sim ("LG Volt 4G" here in Brazil) using H440AR aboot.
I was even writing a tutorial for Brazilian users, as there are almost no material explaining the steps in portuguese for "novice users", however, looking in this thread, I wonder if isn't better to talk to you before releasing this material. My Droid info report for this variant can be found in this post. If you believe it is necessary, I can provide my aboot backup.
Thanks!
pvineeth97 said:
Guys!
We already patched aboot for two of your models.
If you want to get aboot patched for other models of LG Spirit send me the original aboot with the phone information.
I saw @walterfuster and @jorlando using unsafe methods to patch aboot. Please don't do that or flash those!
Models until now we patched:
(1) H440N
(2) H440AR
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Hi
I'm looking to root this device for my daughter to use with custom ROMs. There are conflicting methods and I cannot figure which would be the best.
AFIK, there are a few methods:
1 - Kingroot
2 - Aboot
3 - Unlocking bootloader before rooting - some say need to, others don't mention it at all
I need to make sure that I'm doing the safest method possible - I want to initially start with a simple root - no data loss, so that I can safely extract a few things from the phone and then look to ROM flashing
I'm not new to custom ROMs, but new to this device so any help/guides would be greatly appreciated
moozer said:
Hi
I'm looking to root this device for my daughter to use with custom ROMs. There are conflicting methods and I cannot figure which would be the best.
AFIK, there are a few methods:
1 - Kingroot
2 - Aboot
3 - Unlocking bootloader before rooting - some say need to, others don't mention it at all
I need to make sure that I'm doing the safest method possible - I want to initially start with a simple root - no data loss, so that I can safely extract a few things from the phone and then look to ROM flashing
I'm not new to custom ROMs, but new to this device so any help/guides would be greatly appreciated
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You can check the guides here on XDA. They are very clear. There are no conflicting methods. "Kingroot" is used for rooting the device. "aboot" is used for unlocking the bootloader. You need to root before unlocking the bootloader.
pvineeth97 said:
You can check the guides here on XDA. They are very clear. There are no conflicting methods. "Kingroot" is used for rooting the device. "aboot" is used for unlocking the bootloader. You need to root before unlocking the bootloader.
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Thanks for replying. So, rooting first using Kingroot - I would be able to grab what I needed.
Does Kingroot need to remain on the device as a 3rd party app?
Then unlocking bootloader would result in data loss?
Some guides simply were not clear as to what order these things were.
moozer said:
Thanks for replying. So, rooting first using Kingroot - I would be able to grab what I needed.
Does Kingroot need to remain on the device as a 3rd party app?
Then unlocking bootloader would result in data loss?
Some guides simply were not clear as to what order these things were.
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are you on Lollipop?
If yes, you are ok. Just download Kingroot and voila.
If not, you'll have to downgrade first, by flashing a Lollipop kdz. How? By using LG Flash Tool 2014. Say bye bye to user data.
Ok, now you are rooted.
Let's go to unlock the bootloader:
Download aboot_v10f.bin from here:
https://yadi.sk/d/1Dw4_bod3EgUMU
and put it into root directory of internal memory, which should be /sdcard.
Download Terminal Emulator app from Playstore. Open it and type this:
su (for acquire su permissions)
and this:
dd if=/sdcard/aboot_v10f.bin of=dev/block/mmcblk05
Oh. you've unlocked your bootloader! Congratulations!
note1: unlocking your bootloader (last step) does nothing with data user. you won't lose anything.
note2: If your plan is stay on Lollipop, I highly recommend you follow this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-spirit/how-to/setcpu-tweaks-performance-battery-saving-t3217133
note3: If you don't like f*** Kinguser, you can replace it with SuperSU. Not any other way. Just follow this:
http://www.w0lfdroid.com/2015/05/How-to-Remove-Replace-KingUser-KingRoot-with-SuperSU.html?m=1
walterfuster said:
are you on Lollipop?
If yes, you are ok. Just download Kingroot and voila.
If not, you'll have to downgrade first, by flashing a Lollipop kdz. How? By using LG Flash Tool 2014. Say bye bye to user data.
Ok, now you are rooted.
Let's go to unlock the bootloader:
Download aboot_v10f.bin from here:
https://yadi.sk/d/1Dw4_bod3EgUMU
and put it into root directory of internal memory, which should be /sdcard.
Download Terminal Emulator app from Playstore. Open it and type this:
su (for acquire su permissions)
and this:
dd if=/sdcard/aboot_v10f.bin of=dev/block/mmcblk05
Oh. you've unlocked your bootloader! Congratulations!
note1: unlocking your bootloader (last step) does nothing with data user. you won't lose anything.
note2: If your plan is stay on Lollipop, I highly recommend you follow this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-spirit/how-to/setcpu-tweaks-performance-battery-saving-t3217133
note3: If you don't like f*** Kinguser, you can replace it with SuperSU. Not any other way. Just follow this:
http://www.w0lfdroid.com/2015/05/How-to-Remove-Replace-KingUser-KingRoot-with-SuperSU.html?m=1
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I'm on MM
moozer said:
I'm on MM
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No way to root if you aren't on Lollipop first. So, you'll have to "downgrade".
How?
Flashing a Lollipop kdz by using LG Flash Tool 2014.
Yo can use what is contained in this post for that:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg...t-h440ar-to-h440n-maybe-t3387044/post67044372
Pay attention in the 'software necessary' an the 'procedure' parts.
kdz link is dead?
I'll provide you an unbranded POL one by PM.
EDIT: Provided. check your PM account.
walterfuster said:
No way to root if you aren't on Lollipop first. So, you'll have to "downgrade".
How?
Flashing a Lollipop kdz by using LG Flash Tool 2014.
Yo can use what is contained in this post for that:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg...t-h440ar-to-h440n-maybe-t3387044/post67044372
Pay attention in the 'software necessary' an the 'procedure' parts.
kdz link is dead?
I'll provide you an unbranded POL one by PM.
EDIT: Provided. check your PM account.
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Thanks for the kdz and the help.
I'm in the middle of porting to a new service provider and getting phone network unlocked, I will try your guide when all the above has completed.
Moozer
Can you teach me how to patch aboot?