[Tool] RootME - Root your Nexus Device [Beta] update 11-25-14 - Nexus 6 Android Development

RootME for Nexus Devices
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RootME is a root program as the name suggests with your all Nexus devices can rooting. For example: Google Nexus 4/5/6/7/9/2013 and all Galaxy Nexus devices
Easy to Root.
Restore your Device?
Check this Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2678390
Requirements:
Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1
Net Framework 4.0 "Here"
Download:
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best regards Cryten
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This looks like the easiest method yet! Is this root method compatible with decrypting? Ik some people have been reporting that with certain root methods they lose root after decrypting and re rooting makes them re encrypt.

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Xileforce said:
This looks like the easiest method yet! Is this root method compatible with decrypting? Ik some people have been reporting that with certain root methods they lose root after decrypting and re rooting makes them re encrypt.
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I would also be interested in knowing this. I just decrypted and then rooted with Wugs NRT and it re-encrypted my device.

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Looks like a nice way to root. I just had my Nexus 6 delivered a few hours ago. Sometime during this upcoming holiday weekend I will be unlocking the bootloader and rooting my new device. I might have to try out rootME. I'd like to hear some feedback from people that have used this method to gain root.

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Astraeus85 said:
I would also be interested in knowing this. I just decrypted and then rooted with Wugs NRT and it re-encrypted my device.
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If you decrypt then use fastboot to install twrp and flash SuperSU by chainfire you will stay unencrypted use the newest beta by chainfire.... Most of the root toolkits replace the kernel and it's back to encrypted that way
Sent from my Nexus 6 using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2

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Astraeus85 said:
I would also be interested in knowing this. I just decrypted and then rooted with Wugs NRT and it re-encrypted my device.
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Odd... After decrypting my device I then rooted and still shows that I'm Decrypted. You should try again

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just tried this and it worked like a charm. great tool thanks for the hard work!!!

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does no one trust OP or something? There are very few replies here...

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jae2014 said:
does no one trust OP or something? There are very few replies here...
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Lol
I was going to ask the samething
I rooted my phone the old school way...didn't use chainfires method or any tool kits.

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jae2014 said:
does no one trust OP or something? There are very few replies here...
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Possibly because most longterm nexus fans will root via ADB terminal on their PC and do it manually, also people still dont have devices yet.

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Many download only and are too lazy to write an answer
Download counter: 17'433
best regards cryten

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hutzdani said:
Possibly because most longterm nexus fans will root via ADB terminal on their PC and do it manually, also people still dont have devices yet.
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That makes sense. I did find it kind of hard to buy my Nexus too.

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Does bootloader need to be unlocked in order to use this root kit?

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wessiide said:
Does bootloader need to be unlocked in order to use this root kit?
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Yes. RootME root over CF-Root and this needed unlocked Bootloader.

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just to let everyone know, nexus 6 is not listed as one of the rootable devices. check out screenshot. I've also downloaded the program but couldnt root my n6

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khanh1289 said:
just to let everyone know, nexus 6 is not listed as one of the rootable devices. check out screenshot. I've also downloaded the program but couldnt root my n6
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to add to this, i believe this installed a malware into my chrome. DO NOT INSTALL! I'm pretty sure about this one. Use CF auto root for fast and easy root.

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hutzdani said:
Possibly because most longterm nexus fans will root via ADB terminal on their PC and do it manually, also people still dont have devices yet.
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wrong. people use fastboot to root, not adb.
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Cryten said:
Yes. RootME root over CF-Root and this needed unlocked Bootloader.
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root the device the right way, it takes about 4-5 minutes.
1. use fastboot while your in your bootloader and type.. fastboot oem unlock. this will unlock your bootloader.
2. fastboot flash a custom recovery.
3. flash the latest supersu in your new recovery.
4. reboot with root.
that's it, the right way.

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Here we go

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chris6278 said:
Here we go
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where are we going? :silly: