I used the revone method to S-OFF and unlocked bootloader, but I have no root access? I have tried superuser, Rom manager, and root checker basis. What can I do to root? I am a complete noob and don't want to brick my phone..
jenniferstough said:
I used the revone method to S-OFF and unlocked bootloader, but I have no root access? I have tried superuser, Rom manager, and root checker basis. What can I do to root? I am a complete noob and don't want to brick my phone..
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Use This:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1996389
The Link To SuperUser and CWM Is Broken In That Article
CWM:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2051547&highlight=cwm
SuperUser:
http://downloads.noshufou.netdna-cdn.com/superuser/Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip
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Is there a root method preferably a one click method that will work on j15. I tried the one click method and it did not work right. I used the one click method by Gunnman I have SU but it just forecloses so I have no root. Any ideas on what to do or how to proceed are greatly appreciated. Also tried the update.zip root and it just did the same thing.
i used this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=723479
I always use one click root. Get it from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739300
Thanks so much for the info. I flashed back to j14 and did not root and then flashed to j15 and applied the update.zip root and it worked. I think that when i flashed j15 over j14 I was rooted and the update did not wipe any apps but did do away with root. When I attempted to root j15 it corrupted the SU file. thanks again for the help
*** UPDATE **** gain ROOT access to ROOT EXPLORER & TITANIUM BACKUP
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1340255
TEMPORARY ROOT ONLY VIA ADB SHELL
This is for ADB experts... you can manipulate the device using ADB Root with this modified scripts and tools... this is an edited script from Doomlord and updated Zergrush from Revolutionary...
Special Thanks to....
Team Revolutionary with their ZergRush exploit
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1296916&page=2
DoomLord with the automated script
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321582
Please note if you download from Doomlords post, it will not work...
*Confirmed Working on*
HTC EVO 3D with H-Boot 1.49.0011 (S-ON, LOCKED)
I managed to manipulate and install the latest Android market 3.3.11 on my device..
This tool will help those who doesn't want to void their warranty, unlock their phones, s-off, etc etc... upon reboot, bye bye ADB Root... just re-run the script..
Next, I need someone to give me a list of files in the system/app and earmarked those bloatwares.. will create a script to kill them...
Appreciate your thanks and donations... cheers..
cool! can this be used to install revolutionary recovery? i tried unlocking my device a thousand times but it still is stuck at the push token step
tomanlam said:
cool! can this be used to install revolutionary recovery? i tried unlocking my device a thousand times but it still is stuck at the push token step
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this is simply to give your EVO3D TEMPORARY ADB ROOT ONLY... it will lost the root upon REBOOT...
I doubt it will work with revolutionary recovery.. but you can try and let me know...
updated...
to remove TEMP ROOT files
go to Doomlord page
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1312859
Download DoomLord unrooting script..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=765523&d=1319922608
Does this mean we are not far away from unlocking the bootloader (by down grading hboot version)?
sacredabyss said:
Does this mean we are not far away from unlocking the bootloader (by down grading hboot version)?
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Got nothing to do with downgrading...
As explained, this is a TEMPORARY ROOT VIA ADB using exploit by Team Revolution... works for LOCKED & S-ON Devices..
If your EVO is UNLOCKED, I think it should become full root... can someone try this?
bdigitalstudio said:
Got nothing to do with downgrading...
As explained, this is a TEMPORARY ROOT VIA ADB using exploit by Team Revolution... works for LOCKED & S-ON Devices..
If your EVO is UNLOCKED, I think it should become full root... can someone try this?
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So rooting can't help with changing some system files（maybe CID?) to downgrade?
Does rooting give you complete authority to modify the OS files? Sorry if the questions are too nooby.
Just trying to see if it is possible to unlock & S-off without breaking the warranty.
sacredabyss said:
So rooting can't help with changing some system files（maybe CID?) to downgrade?
Does rooting give you complete authority to modify the OS files? Sorry if the questions are too nooby.
Just trying to see if it is possible to unlock & S-off without breaking the warranty.
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well,, with the TEMPORARY ADB ROOT, you can access and modify system files... but i'm not an expert in this area...
need a wise old developer here to do it for us...
Hi, I have tried it with a Malaysian set HTC Evo. I'm not sure what you mean by unlock. Does it mean carrier unlock? Sorry if this is a noob question. So far after reboot, apps such as titanium backup still cannot gain root access so I guess permanent root is not achieved.
zeronz said:
Hi, I have tried it with a Malaysian set HTC Evo. I'm not sure what you mean by unlock. Does it mean carrier unlock? Sorry if this is a noob question. So far after reboot, apps such as titanium backup still cannot gain root access so I guess permanent root is not achieved.
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Dude, read the first post...
Temporary ADB Root Access only..l you can modify, or do whatever using ADB,,,
some ADB skills required
i have d same screen as u posted at d first post, but when i open root explorer it says i have no rooted my phone? wat is the prob?
*** UPDATE **** gain ROOT access to ROOT EXPLORER & TITANIUM BACKUP
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1340255
is really hard to root
i try alot time for root but is still look like not rooted any ones can advise???
Since theirs no OTA, I relocked and installed the latest ICS leak
then used the htc all in one kit, unlocked the bootloader, installed Amon-Ra 3.15
and tried the perm root option (which for some reason didn't work last time either)
so I booted into Amon-Ra and installed SU which said it worked.
I still can't get root on ICS, I'd just install a rooted rom, but I'm trying to get S-OFF
I did not that it said tampered above unlocked in the bootloader.
Did I miss something?
movielover76 said:
Since theirs no OTA, I relocked and installed the latest ICS leak
then used the htc all in one kit, unlocked the bootloader, installed Amon-Ra 3.15
and tried the perm root option (which for some reason didn't work last time either)
so I booted into Amon-Ra and installed SU which said it worked.
I still can't get root on ICS, I'd just install a rooted rom, but I'm trying to get S-OFF
I did not that it said tampered above unlocked in the bootloader.
Did I miss something?
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Tampered is a result of installing a custom recovery, has nothing to do with installing a rooted rom.
mjones73 said:
Tampered is a result of installing a custom recovery, has nothing to do with installing a rooted rom.
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Ok, I was pretty sure tampered was ok, just trying to include all of the details I have., what am I missing in rooting ICS?, su is installed but it says permissions denied when I run it via terminal emulator?
I tried fixed permissions and that didn't work either.
Nevermind,
I just flashed the stock rooted rom and I'm all good and have achieved S-OFF, Yeah
movielover76 said:
Ok, I was pretty sure tampered was ok, just trying to include all of the details I have., what am I missing in rooting ICS?, su is installed but it says permissions denied when I run it via terminal emulator?
I tried fixed permissions and that didn't work either.
Nevermind,
I just flashed the stock rooted rom and I'm all good and have achieved S-OFF, Yeah
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ok yeah, the problem i found with that rooting method is it puts the su bin in /xbin/ instead of /bin.
i could talk you through how to use the adb shell to put the su binary in /bin/ and ln-s it to /xbin.
if you need more help come to the IRC channel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1345401
I unlocked my LTE using the HTC Developers method. All went smooth and my phone says it's unlocked - but I can't do a thing now that I couldn't before.
BusyBox won't install. FAIL
SuperUser won't install and update - ERROR / FAIL
Tried flashing TeamWin Recovery and while it never gives any error and it seems to do everything it should - I can't get into Recovery. I just get the HTC screen followed by a RED triangle or a reboot. Did this through Goo as well as with Fastboot and never any errors but while Recovery is an option in my Hboot - it jut leads to a red triangle or a reboot.
I tried re-locking and unlocking which again went without a hitch - but still no luck with superuser, busybox, teamwin recovery, Titanium Backup.
Any HELP would be sooooo appreciated.
Thanks,
Jack
if you just did the dev unlock, I think you just unlocked your bootloader. You still to root to install SU and actually do anything.
Sounds like you didn't root.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671577
Root, unlock bootloader and S-OFF seem to have separate procedures.
On the twrp thread it says nothing about needing to root it just says to htc unlock and install via goomanager.
How did you get activation email from Htcdev? I've tried 5 different emails and usernames. Still nothing.
Sent from my LTEvo
durandetto said:
On the twrp thread it says nothing about needing to root it just says to htc unlock and install via goomanager.
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it assumes that one would know that one has to have root in order to flash a custom recovery and install superuser.
*Edit: I was mistaken. It would seem that you don't need root to flash recovery, at least on the One X (which is similar). So, I'm not sure what the problem is.
Do you need to unlock the bootloader first, or root first? Or does the order not matter?
PsiPhiDan said:
Do you need to unlock the bootloader first, or root first? Or does the order not matter?
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It doesn't matter.
Sent from my EVO 4G LTE
root your phone
durandetto said:
On the twrp thread it says nothing about needing to root it just says to htc unlock and install via goomanager.
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right, but you need root in order to USE goomanager. The way to install a custom recovery without root is to unlock bootloader and flash recovery thru fastboot (and THEN use recovery to flash SU). That is the more common/conventional (i.e. oldschool) method.
sent from my Evo LTE, usually.
Is anyone having issues getting the weaksauce 1.0.1 temp root app to work on at&t m8 ?
I keep getting root failed but they list its supposed to do that on the at&t version, but I cant get the supersu to work ?
Everytime the supersu lists the following " There is no su binary installed, and supersu cannot install it. This is a problem! " and all I can do is hit ok and supersu just closes. I checked with the root checker app and it shows Superuser application in not installed ? So its not picking up the super su ?
Anyone ? The weaksauce xda forum is closed so you cant ask questions there so where do you ask then ?
Roefastford said:
Is anyone having issues getting the weaksauce 1.0.1 temp root app to work on at&t m8 ?
I keep getting root failed but they list its supposed to do that on the at&t version, but I cant get the supersu to work ?
Everytime the supersu lists the following " There is no su binary installed, and supersu cannot install it. This is a problem! " and all I can do is hit ok and supersu just closes. I checked with the root checker app and it shows Superuser application in not installed ? So its not picking up the super su ?
Anyone ? The weaksauce xda forum is closed so you cant ask questions there so where do you ask then ?
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I tried weaksause, temproot etc.. and was getting similar errors.. and finally decided to just use the all-in-one tool kit.. which did it for me quite well.
Steps to be followed are..
1. Unlock your bootloader from HTCdev
2. Root using all in one tool kit.(install custom recovery). Also install suprersu from the playstore after you root.
3. S-off using firewater. (use the first method listed there).
4. profit.
5. Hit the thanks button if this helped you
Weaksauce wouldnt work for me kept having supersu issues so I finally gave up and used htcdev.
Firewater it took me 5 times following a youtube video finally tossed the video and went to firewater turned out firewater requires either 3g, 4g, lte or wifi connection on the phone and video did not mention that so I signed on to wifi and sure enough it worked, so much for youtube videos on how to firewater s-off. Was just a waste of my time.
androidbuff123 said:
I tried weaksause, temproot etc.. and was getting similar errors.. and finally decided to just use the all-in-one tool kit.. which did it for me quite well.
Steps to be followed are..
1. Unlock your bootloader from HTCdev
2. Root using all in one tool kit.(install custom recovery). Also install suprersu from the playstore after you root.
3. S-off using firewater. (use the first method listed there).
4. profit.
5. Hit the thanks button if this helped you
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Yes I knew how to do all that, but the weaksauce keeps htc from knowing your rooted and voiding your warranty. Using htcdev just gives them an excuse to get out of any warranty issues because they can blame them on the phone being rooted.
Roefastford said:
Yes I knew how to do all that, but the weaksauce keeps htc from knowing your rooted and voiding your warranty. Using htcdev just gives them an excuse to get out of any warranty issues because they can blame them on the phone being rooted.
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If you think you are gonna need your warranty.. then yes.. you have no other option at the moment AFAIK