new root method for new update - Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE

Anyone have any suggestions can get root with new ota.

shawnten said:
Anyone have any suggestions can get root with new ota.
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If you are htc dev unlocked and have twrp you should be able to flash supersu to regain root.

A little more info would help. Are you currently rooted? Do you have s-off?

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Should I update to 2.3.4 if I plan to root my phone later?

I'm looking to root my phone later. Is it safe to apply the OTA update that they will push us to do on the 23rd?
Do not accept OTAs.
Always. No exceptions.
Live by this rule and you will have the best chance at getting root and no chance of losing. Period.
fusiondynamics said:
I'm looking to root my phone later. Is it safe to apply the OTA update that they will push us to do on the 23rd?
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I would always wait to see if the dev's post that its safe to. I updated my EVo when it first came out and never could get root after that. Now that i have the EVO3d and root. I never updated untill i got the update from a dev.
So i would say no.
+ 10000! The hboot 1.50 that comes with the OTA closes the exploit that was used to gain root.
Why not root now and just flash the stock ROM with the updates included? On this last update, Devs had it ready to flash for root users (minus the hboot) before I even got notification of the update on my phone.
mvansomeren said:
+ 10000! The hboot 1.50 that comes with the OTA closes the exploit that was used to gain root.
Why not root now and just flash the stock ROM with the updates included? On this last update, Devs had it ready to flash for root users (minus the hboot) before I even got notification of the update on my phone.
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+1 good advice.
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The OTA didn't even work on my rooted phone
Sent from my DDD-EVO
As someone else mentioned root now and then flash a rooted version of the OTA. OR if you update now without root you can always root via HTC method later. Either way you root itll void your warranty.
Don NOT ACCEPT any OTA UNLESS you have S-Off.
with S-Off you can still save yourself if you flash an OTA, i would S-off and Root your device now then apply the ODEX 2.3.4 that's already been posted in the forum.
Their is no guarantee that 2.3.4 will be rooted soon
aznmode said:
As someone else mentioned root now and then flash a rooted version of the OTA. OR if you update now without root you can always root via HTC method later. Either way you root itll void your warranty.
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rooting with the HTC method doesn't give you S-Off right now
kingakuma said:
rooting with the HTC method doesn't give you S-Off right now
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...and it likely never will

[Q] rooting with stock help

This might be a stupid question... But since the wifi calling update I cannot temproot my phone anymore with superoneclick and remove bloatware...I was wondering if I unlock and root my phone, is there a way that I'll still be able to recieve OTA updates??? if so how...
Thanks in advance.
seansk said:
This might be a stupid question... But since the wifi calling update I cannot temproot my phone anymore with superoneclick and remove bloatware...I was wondering if I unlock and root my phone, is there a way that I'll still be able to recieve OTA updates??? if so how...
Thanks in advance.
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Yes you can still recieve OTA updates just not via OTA.
If you root and unlock bootloader then all you'd have to do is wait for one of the devs...mainly X to get the OTA and put it in a ROM.
Then all you'd have to do is download and flash and you'll have whatever the newest OTA is.
nguyendqh said:
Yes you can still recieve OTA updates just not via OTA.
If you root and unlock bootloader then all you'd have to do is wait for one of the devs...mainly X to get the OTA and put it in a ROM.
Then all you'd have to do is download and flash and you'll have whatever the newest OTA is.
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so in conclusion No True OTA...just uploaded OTA righr????????????...I hated doing that with my N1.
seansk said:
so in conclusion No True OTA...just uploaded OTA righr????????????...I hated doing that with my N1.
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Yes, you won't be able to download over-the-air updates, you will have to manually flash a custom rom with the OTA pre-installed on it.
HuskyHamburger said:
Yes, you won't be able to download over-the-air updates, you will have to manually flash a custom rom with the OTA pre-installed on it.
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is this also true if I relock bootloader and put stock rom back on there as described here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1335703
seansk said:
is this also true if I relock bootloader and put stock rom back on there as described here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1335703
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If you're running completely stock again you should be able to download the OTA but doing so will cause you to lose root.
So you'd have to root again.

ICS OTA

Hey guys, quick question.
I'm rooted on 2.3.6, so I was wondering if Ill have to unroot to see the OTA in settings
Thanks.
No, but you will lose root after you update
ktimque said:
Hey guys, quick question.
I'm rooted on 2.3.6, so I was wondering if Ill have to unroot to see the OTA in settings
Thanks.
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You should see it when it comes. Your root will probably go away though. I just flashed all the way back to .171 and did the update to .181 (no root) manually just in case people who are rooted have issues with the OTA then itll be one less thing to worry about it.
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I saw somewhere that root was already achieved for the OTA so that's no problem, thank guys.
You should unroot and then use this in order to get root again.
Is there a way to unroot without wiping?

Rooting now that we have ics

Hey all, I was looking to find a guide about how to root now that we have ics. I was rooted but unrooted to get the OTA. I have s on and a relocked bootloader. I assume I just unlock the bootloader again and I flash some sort of recovery then install superuser, but I would like to see a guide to make sure I am doing things right. Thanks!
unccody said:
Hey all, I was looking to find a guide about how to root now that we have ics. I was rooted but unrooted to get the OTA. I have s on and a relocked bootloader. I assume I just unlock the bootloader again and I flash some sort of recovery then install superuser, but I would like to see a guide to make sure I am doing things right. Thanks!
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There's already a thread for ICS questions, please use that
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Thanks, but where is it?? In general?
unccody said:
Thanks, but where is it?? In general?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1812084

is the new 3.17.651.4 rootable?

Hey guys is few rooting methods, but i notice that it says if your already rooted do not take the new update. Well i'm not rooted and i'm on the new OTA update, is it still rootable? is there a new root method for the new S/W?
thanks
The root method is the same for all versions, so yes, it can be rooted.
Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
eric303 said:
Hey guys is few rooting methods, but i notice that it says if your already rooted do not take the new update. Well i'm not rooted and i'm on the new OTA update, is it still rootable? is there a new root method for the new S/W?
thanks
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