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Install Drivers:
Download required files HERE
1: Plug in Aria with supplied data cable to install standard drivers
2: Install HTC Sync (we only need this to get appropriate .adb drivers)
3: Install H Boot Driver - Detailed Guide HERE
a: Power down Aria
b: Hold Volume Down button and press Power (this brings you to bootloader)
c: Wait for SD Card diagnostic (about twenty seconds)
d: Plug in Data cable - at this point Windows will say driver didnt install properly
e: Navigate to Device Manager and update driver for Android 1.0
f: Select "Browse Computer for Driver" and open "Android USB Driver" folder and click next
You now have all the Necessary drivers for your new Android!!
Rooting Your Phone
Credit goes to all the great devs at XDA Developers, including Attn1 and shad0wf0x for their great work
With all the Drivers installed you can now Root the phone!!
1: Go into Menu/Settings/Applications/Development and check the box for "USB Debugging"
2: Plug in phone and choose Charge Only, check box for "Dont ask again" and DONE
3: Download and Run unrEVOked Recovery Tool as Administrator(Windows users)
(as per unrEVOked instructions uninstall any s/w that communicates with the phone(ie: HTC Sync, Doubletwist, etc.)
---Follow any on-screen instructions
**It may take a few tries(unrEVOked hates Windows)
**if all else fails, try shad0wf0xs' Ubuntu Live CD method HERE
Congrats!! you have Rooted your phone
Un-Rooting(Restore to factory)
All drivers from above must be installed
1: Official ATT 2.2 Update(NOW Rootable!!! Click ME) or ATT 2.1 Update Download
2: Make sure USB Debugging is checked in Applications/Development(if fail, then uncheck debugging)
3: Run Aria Shipping ROM.exe as Administrator
---Follow on screen instructions, may take up to ten minutes
Install Custom ROM's
Once youre Rooted you can install custom ROM's from Clockwork Recovery;
1: Copy a custom ROM to the SD card
2: Power down phone
3: Hold Volume down key and press Power to enter bootloader mode
4: After diagnostics run, choose "Recovery" from the list and press power button to select it
5: In Recovery menu choose "install zip from SD card"
6: now select "Choose zip from SD card"
7: navigate to the custom ROM and install
**NOTE: Before flashing a custom ROM it is highly recommended you Wipe Data/Factory Reset in Recovery first
it is also good practice to make a Nandroid backup before flashing any custom ROM
Install Custom Font
Credit goes to churapa. Nice work Bro!! Original Guide HERE
**ROOT Is Required for this
**ALWAYS make a Nandroid Backup before attempting any Mods
-Things you will need:
-True Type Fonts(both Normal and Bold .ttf)
-ADB Tool and knowlege of use
-Required Drivers for proper communication between PC and Android
1: Copy both fonts (normal and bold) into folder named Androidfonts
2: Rename fonts to DroidSans and DroidSans-Bold
3: With the phone off Enter Recovery mode by holding Volume Down key and press Power, select Recovery from the list
4: Once in Clockwork Recovery choose "Partitions" and select "mount system"
5: Connect Phone using Data Cable and run ADB Tools in CMD (c:\Android\Tools)
6: now in CMD window enter the following command:
adb push c:\androidfonts\DroidSans.ttf /system/fonts/DroidSans.ttf ENTER
adb push c:\androidfonts\DroidSans-Bold.ttf /system/fonts/DroidSans-Bold.ttf ENTER
7: Now exit CMD, unmount phone in Partitions menu, Go Back, Reboot Phone, Disconnect USB cable
Enjoy your new font!!
NOTE: Respectively you can backup your current fonts by entering the following in ADB:
adb pull /system/fonts/DroidSans.ttf c:\androidfonts\backup
adb pull /system/fonts/DroidSans-Bold.ttf c:\androidfonts\backup
How to Sideload 3rd Party Apps:
(Rooting NOT required for this)
Download SDK Tool HERE
1: Un-RAR Android folder to root directory on PC (ie: C:\ )
2: Open CMD Prompt and type CD\ and hit Enter
3: Now type cd\android\tools Enter
4: Plug in Data cable and choose "Charge Only" on phone (always choose this)
5: Now in CMD prompt enter this command: adb install barcodescanner3.4.apk and press Enter
The SDK tool should install the Barcode Scanner app on the phone. Yay!! Success!!
**You can use this method to install .apk downloads onto the phone. For this demo i had already inserted
the Barcode Scanner app into SDK tools folder. the actual command should read as follows:
adb install c:\path to .apk file (ie: adb install c:\apps\filename.apk)
**I chose this app because you can use it to install other apps by scanning the barcode
found on many HTC App sites.
How to apply ringtones over 300kb limit:
Short story first
I wanted a nice free app to manage files, so i installed Astro File Manager using Barcode app from above.
While moving some files around i discovered the option to set mp3's to ringtone... and it worked!!
This is good because i was not happy to see there was a 300kb limit to ringtones. There may be another
or better way, but this is how i did it
1: Go to Astro app website HERE
2: Scan the Barcode with Barcode scanner app to install Astro Direct link HERE
3: Open Astro, navigate to SD Card\Mobile\Music
4: find the music file you want set to ringtone, Hold on it until menu pops up
5: Select "Music Options", select "Apply as Ringtone"
or if you dont wanna go through all that hassle, install Rings Extended App. Direct Download HERE
How to remove unwanted Stock Apps using SDK:
1: Once your phone has been rooted with Clockwork, boot into Recovery(hold volume down/press power)
2: Open CMD prompt, get to the "android\tools" directory
3: In recovery window highlight "Mount System"
4: Plug in data cable, in CMD type adb remount
5: Now enter adb shell
*you can view the list of apps stored in the phone by entering ls
6: To remove an app enter the following: rm whateverapp.apk, then enter rm whateverapp.odex
(example: rm HtcFacebook.apk ENTER then rm HtcFacebook.odex ENTER)
7: Type ls again to confirn they have been removed, reboot phone.
*NOTE: you may get 0.0dip listed in Widgets menu. simply go into Manage Apps and locate HTC Sense. Open it and "clear data". your display settings will be reset to factory, but it gets rid of the false data.
Stay tuned!! More to come
Nice tut I could easily follow it
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Nice post man... way overdue. Hopefully the mods will sticky it and head off a lot of frustrated searches! =)
Nice guide man...you should sticky this and continue to add stuff to it.
works on htc gratia a6380 with hboot 1.00 ? ? ?
thanks
kiko85 said:
works on htc gratia a6380 with hboot 1.00 ? ? ?
thanks
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Sorry, there has not been any procedure documented for rooting the Gratia with hboot 1.00. If you search this forum you will find some posts and references for things to try, but nothing concrete has been published yet.
Really good post. Very helpful
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happy you guys like it. the idea is to be very simple and straight forward.
most of the info comes from XDA guides here. i hope an Admin will sticky this so it will be handy for others to use
i recommend to add the guide to Changing the default font of your Aria
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=869302
Well, that was quick and easy. Thanks!
Um Im sorda nooby at this but what is "Cmd"?
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Javi97100 said:
Um Im sorda nooby at this but what is "Cmd"?
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CMD = command
CMD is the command you type into run (Start - Run) to open a command prompt.
Javi97100 said:
Um Im sorda nooby at this but what is "Cmd"?
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If you are using Windows Vista or Windows 7, this is the black command window that allows you to enter commands such as "COPY", "DIR", "XCOPY", etc.
Cool can I get a link to download and install this?
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Oops never mind its on the first page
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kevina90 said:
i recommend to add the guide to Changing the default font of your Aria
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=869302
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done Bro, added a revised version to the main guide
tested it out on my Aria first, everything worked perfectly.
Hey Zed,
You might want to add to the Font section that you can change your LockScreen font using exactly the same method, but the font for the LockScreen is named Clockopia.ttf -- I'm sure anyone who changes their fonts will want that one changed too.
Also, on the pull command to back up your fonts, you need to add a \ after backup. I did it your way and it wrote the fonts into a file called backup. Then each time I entered it again to back up another font, it overwrote the previous one. Maybe the pull commands should also be moved up into the actual instructions instead of a footnote too, in case someone doesn't read all the way through before starting the process. It will be too late if they have already followed the instructions in their current form.
These are just suggestions, not criticism. Love the thread, thanks a lot for creating and updating it!
Thank you so much for this thread. It made rooting my Aria and putting on the latest liberated froyo ROM super easy. I was a root/custom rom virgin before yesterday!
I'd also add a rom list so people can stay updated.
911jason said:
Hey Zed,
You might want to add to the Font section that you can change your LockScreen font using exactly the same method, but the font for the LockScreen is named Clockopia.ttf -- I'm sure anyone who changes their fonts will want that one changed too.
Also, on the pull command to back up your fonts, you need to add a \ after backup. I did it your way and it wrote the fonts into a file called backup. Then each time I entered it again to back up another font, it overwrote the previous one. Maybe the pull commands should also be moved up into the actual instructions instead of a footnote too, in case someone doesn't read all the way through before starting the process. It will be too late if they have already followed the instructions in their current form.
These are just suggestions, not criticism. Love the thread, thanks a lot for creating and updating it!
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all suggestions are appeciated. good thoughts bro, soon as i have time it will be done
Hi,
I was going to install a ROM on my Nexus, so I made a backup and wiped EVERYTHING. Including the SD card so now in clockworkmod
it can not mount the SD card, I cannot mount it to my computer... I am shaking and my hands are cold... I cant flash any rom HELP NOW!!!! ((((
thanks
No need to panic, its a nexus.
can you adb push a ROM zip to your sdcard?
if you can't then you can always flash a factory image with fastboot and you'll be back to normal in no time.
So take a deep breath and chill.
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nodstuff said:
No need to panic, its a nexus.
can you adb push a ROM zip to your sdcard?
if you can't then you can always flash a factory image with fastboot and you'll be back to normal in no time.
So take a deep breath and chill.
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I have a factory image please tell me how'd I do that in fastboot! (only if they had a begging at knees thing)
ok i will write you some step by step functions to follow in order to get yourself a rom onto your device
Info that is Needed!
Do You Already Have ADB functioning on your Computer
If Yes - Skip to Step 2
If No Proceed from Step 1
----STEP 1----
install the ADB drivers for your device
im going to assume you have a windows machine here so the followthrough will be for windows (i use Win7 but it should be the same)
BOOT YOUR DEVICE INTO RECOVERY WHILE PLUGGED INTO YOUR PC BUT DO NOT CLICK ON ANYTHING
1. Download These Google Drivers for Nexus Devices http://www.themoviedb.org/movie/15092-crank-ii-high-voltage
2. extract the folder
3. press the start button
4. right click on "Comptuer" or "My Computer (XP)
5. Click on Manage
6. in the new window press "Device Manager" on the left
you should see in the tree on the right (a device with a yellow exclamation mark ! probably called nexus)
7. right click it and press update driver software
8. press browse my computer for driver software
9. press let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer
10. press have disk
11. press browse
12. on the new window navigate to the folder you extracted earlier and select the android_winusb.inf
13. press ok
14. there will either be 1 or 2 options to choose - click Android Composite ADB Interface and then press next
15. tick always trust software from google inc. and then install
your device should now have ADB capablilities
Proceed to step 2
----STEP 2----
this will use adb to push a file to your device while it is in recovery mode which you can then flash
1. Download This - http://www.mediafire.com/?50baad8rykng2j0
these are adb & fastboot binaries which will allow your pc to send files to your nexus via ADB
2. extract the downloaded archive to somewhere easy to remember ( i suggest C:\fastboot )
3. rename your downloaded custom rom to rom.zip (for simplicity) and copy it to the extracted directory (the one with adb.exe & fastboot.exe)
4. bring a command prompt to this directory
- in the directory you extracted (c:\fastboot) hold shift and right click in a blank area of the main window
- click "open command window here"
or
- Windows Key & R
- in the new box type cmd then press enter
- type cd c:\fastboot (where c:\fastboot is the directory where you extracted)
now to push it over
5. in the cmd window type adb devices and make sure your device is listed
your should see something like
list of attached devices
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Recovery
where XXXXX is your devices serial number
6. in your cmd window type adb push rom.zip /sdcard/
this will take a while to complete but once it is down go back to your device and try to install a rom as you usually would
you should see the file in your internal memory to install now
^^ I was too slow!
First install the android SDK (Google it) then you need to put fastboot in your path you need to open my computer, system properties, advanced system settings, environment variables button at the bottom, then in the bottom window scroll down til you see find path and edit it and add the path to the android SDK and in particular the platform-tools folder.
So if you download the android SDK to your C drive, the path you will be adding will be like ";C:\android-sdk\platform tools" (note the semi colon at the start, important to separate entries)
Once the path is set up you can use fast boot in cmd just by typing fastboot xxxxx rather than typing C:\android-sdk\platform-tools fastboot xxxxx every time.
So next thing is to extract the images to somewhere.
Inside the zip is another zip called image-nakasi-jzo54k,
unzip that til you have .IMG files, system.img, boot.img etc.
then once they are extracted you use cmd to CD to that folder where you have the images and you can start to flash them.
fastboot flash system system.img
fastboot flash boot boot.img
You could just use flash-all.bat but and that will flash them all automatically but will wipe your internal SD.
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If you JUST read that, I figured it out, and if I can flash all the partitons correctly, I will punch the thanks button.
cburk01 said:
yay new problem
Ok, so I unzipped it, extracted the thing inside, but it was it a weird format Windows recognized as "file". So, I added .zip to the end. WinRAR opened it, I saw the files, began to extract when an error popped up about the archive being damaged. WTF.
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What was the name of the file that you had problems with?
the first one is a .tgz file then .tar but the one with the images inside that is .zip (looking at it now)
use 7-zip instead of winzip
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nodstuff said:
What was the name of the file that you had problems with?
the first one is a .tgz file then .tar but the one with the images inside that is .zip (looking at it now)
use 7-zip instead of winzip
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Now I REALLY DO have a problem. I flashed boot.img, system.img, userdata.img, everything to the right partitons and still have a problem. Boot loop. Sticks on Google logo. Why? I did everything right. I even tried fastboot boot boot.img, no luck. I saw some people having boot loop problems, too on 4.1.2. So now, until you reply, I am going to try a custom kernel. Scratch that I'm using ToolKit to download and install 4.1.1.
If you flashed userdata.img that means your internal SD is wiped.
did you run flash-all.bat that is in the folder?
It would be no harm to do that now since everything is wiped already.
no matter what its still recoverable so don't worry.
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nodstuff said:
If you flashed userdata.img that means your internal SD is wiped.
did you run flash-all.bat that is in the folder?
It would be no harm to do that now since everything is wiped already.
no matter what its still recoverable so don't worry.
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*facepalm* with the SD I already wiped that before I flashed. And I didnt run flashall.bat or what ever its called so I am going in to try that. Ran flashall got some weird radio flashing error so now continuing with ToolKit.
Flash-all.bat just automatically flashes all the images by running one command, it simplifies the process.
It just isn't ideal if you wanna keep your SD contents.
that's why you flash images separately, so you don't flash userdata.img but since you already wiped it then you're good to go.
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WOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Although I don't know if my backup will work, my tablet is now booted up into Android 4.1.1. Now I am going to root it, install a ROM, restore my data partition from TWRP, and (hopefully) have what I have been waiting for. A updated, functioning Nexus 7. *mashes thanks button*
Hey, should I update to 4.1.2 THEN root or root on 4.1.1 THEN flash the ROM?
cburk01 said:
WOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Although I don't know if my backup will work, my tablet is now booted up into Android 4.1.1. Now I am going to root it, install a ROM, restore my data partition from TWRP, and (hopefully) have what I have been waiting for. A updated, functioning Nexus 7. *mashes thanks button*
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Your backup is most likely gone, its stored on the SD card and that is wiped. Unless you have it on your computer, then you are all good.
Glad its back to life and now you know how to fix it if anything goes wrong.
What you learned today is very valuable to know.
It's nearly impossible to kill a nexus device (from a software perspective)
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cburk01 said:
Hey, should I update to 4.1.2 THEN root or root on 4.1.1 THEN flash the ROM?
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Update first
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Yes, I have my backup on my Macbook (running Windows 7). Thanks for all the useful advice. lol about the Nexus devices are hard to kill thing, I imagined a cockroach. And about the valuable lesson thing, I learned fastboot commands and adb stuff all when I was messing with (then soon after fixing) my HTC EVO 3D. Oh, I love XDA. Thanks again.
-cburk
ROOTING SAMSUNG GALAXY Y CDMA SCH i509 & GT-S5360
I make all my disclaimers. I am not responsible if you screw your phone, or any nuclear wars or epidemics caused by this guide.
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. IT'S A 100% WORKING GUIDE, PROVIDED, YOU FOLLOW ALL THE STEPS PROPERLY.
PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE ENABLED USB DEBUGGING IN Settings>Applications>development>usb debugging.
First of all download the two zip files attached. ie universal root...... and delete files signed.zip
delete files-signed.zip will delete 3 apps from your /system folder, ie quickoffice.apk, maps.apk and samsung apps.apk. Deleting some apps is necessary to free some space in the system for superuser files and binaries to be added.
if u need any of the above mentioned apps or want to remove some other apps, refer to this thread:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2058944
Modify updater script the way you like, place it back in the same directory, create its .zip file and sign it using a .zip signer.
Next, place the two zips in the root of your phone's SD card.
boot into recovery by pressing---> vol. up + home key+ power button simultaneously.
after entering the recovery mode, select "apply update from SD card" (to select, we press the home button, scrolling through options is done by pressing volume keys) and select the 'delete apps-signed.zip' (or your own apps delete zip if you modified the one downloaded).
Again repeat the above step, but this time choose apply update from SD card> universal_GB_root_v25.zip> yes.
done..!!! you have successfully rooted your phone..!!! .:good:
power on your phone.
Check for a superSU, and root validator icons in the menu.
If not present, no need to worry, download them from play store.
open root validator. and check for root.
If not rooted, repeat this whole process again.
PLEASE PRESS THANKS IF I HELPED.
MY DEVICES:
Motorola defy plus MB526 running on Android 4.4.2 (Cyanogenmod 11 by QUARX)
Samsung Galaxy y CDMA SCH i509
Ubislate 7C+
Wrong place. Thread belongs to General Section.
not able to root samsung sch-i509 cdma
please help me i am not able to root samsung sch-i509 cdma i have tried universal gb root nothing happen i donot have root access
shubhu2604 said:
ROOTING SAMSUNG GALAXY Y CDMA SCH i509 & GT-S5360
I make all my disclaimers. I am not responsible if you screw your phone, or any nuclear wars or epidemics caused by this guide.
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. IT'S A 100% WORKING GUIDE, PROVIDED, YOU FOLLOW ALL THE STEPS PROPERLY.
PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE ENABLED USB DEBUGGING IN Settings>Applications>development>usb debugging.
First of all download the two zip files attached. ie universal root...... and delete files signed.zip
delete files-signed.zip will delete 3 apps from your /system folder, ie quickoffice.apk, maps.apk and samsung apps.apk. Deleting some apps is necessary to free some space in the system for superuser files and binaries to be added.
if u need any of the above mentioned apps or want to remove some other apps, refer to this thread:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2058944
Modify updater script the way you like, place it back in the same directory, create its .zip file and sign it using a .zip signer.
Next, place the two zips in the root of your phone's SD card.
boot into recovery by pressing---> vol. up + home key+ power button simultaneously.
after entering the recovery mode, select "apply update from SD card" (to select, we press the home button, scrolling through options is done by pressing volume keys) and select the 'delete apps-signed.zip' (or your own apps delete zip if you modified the one downloaded).
Again repeat the above step, but this time choose apply update from SD card> universal_GB_root_v25.zip> yes.
done..!!! you have successfully rooted your phone..!!! .:good:
power on your phone.
Check for a superSU, and root validator icons in the menu.
If not present, no need to worry, download them from play store.
open root validator. and check for root.
If not rooted, repeat this whole process again.
PLEASE PRESS THANKS IF I HELPED.
MY DEVICES:
Motorola defy plus MB526 running on Android 4.4.2 (Cyanogenmod 11 by QUARX)
Samsung Galaxy y CDMA SCH i509
Ubislate 7C+
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Bro can u please provide a zip for reinstalling those deleted app...
By the way thanks Bro :beer:
abhijaincha said:
Bro can u please provide a zip for reinstalling those deleted app...
By the way thanks Bro :beer:
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samsung apps - not needed as just a poor copy of the playstore
maps - download from playstore
quickoffice - download from playstore else there are much better alternatives that require less space if you want to open an office document
and please dont quote the entire first post - its against xda rules
marcussmith2626 said:
samsung apps - not needed as just a poor copy of the playstore
maps - download from playstore
quickoffice - download from playstore else there are much better alternatives that require less space if you want to open an office document
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We require it incase, we need to go to service center..
abhijaincha said:
We require it incase, we need to go to service center..
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flash stock rom via odin - will put the phone back to how it was the very first time you switched it on
just reinstalling them apps wont be good enough as your phone would still be rooted
barinder preet said:
please help me i am not able to root samsung sch-i509 cdma i have tried universal gb root nothing happen i donot have root access
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did you use this same method..?
follow the steps correctly and carefully again buddy. Its 100% working.
hmmmmm
I'm not sure if effective
A Small Correction
To enter recovery mode in Y CDMA (i509)
1. Switch on the phone
2. Once you see the "samsungmobile" logo, keep the volume up button pressed till you enter recovery mode.
That's it
How can root micromax a65 without computer? Please plz plz help me.bro
spknair said:
To enter recovery mode in Y CDMA (i509)
1. Switch on the phone
2. Once you see the "samsungmobile" logo, keep the volume up button pressed till you enter recovery mode.
That's it
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Thanks man. This is the correct method.
my samsung galaxy y cdma is not going to boot recovery
So the brilliant gentlemen at xolo have graciously provided us with a spectacular (albeit slightly buggy) update to android 4.4.2 kitkat for our xolo Q700S.
While this has a lot of advantages it lacks a clean and simple rooting method like framaroot or towelroot.
However, there is a slightly complex rooting method available to root our Q700S.
Our brothers with the Q1010i rooted their 4.4.2 devices with a method mentioned here
I just used the method given there and adapted it for our device. If any credit need be given they are owed to the original devs for porting and testing.
So lets get rooting!
1) Download Smartphone drivers for MTK devices from link given here ,unzip and.
- click install.bat
- if that doesn't work : run device management (run> devmgmt.msc). Turn off phone and plug in. Find MT65xx preloader. Update drivers. Browse local harddrive for drivers. Navigate to folder where you unzipped the drivers /SmartPhoneDriver/x86 or x64/infs. That should install drivers.
2) Download SP flashtool for windows from link given here.
3) Download CTR recovery for Q700s ported by tarun from this link
-best if you rename it to recovery.img
4)Download Scatter File for our device. (if it throws an error download scatter file from the attachments)
5) Download SuperSU by chainfire.
- rename to update.zip
- copy to root of sdcard.
Now ensure that you have a proper usb cable, wits, a strong nerve and basic knowledge of how to unbrick a phone if something goes wrong.
All boxes checked? Lets proceed.
>Run SP Flashtool
>Click Scatter-loading
>Select the .txt scatter file
>in the now visible options check only RECOVERY and double click the long empty green bar in the same row. Load recovery.img
>click DOWNLOAD on the top
>turn off phone and connect to PC.
>wait for bar on the bottom to go from red to yellow and then pop-up with download OK.
>now press vol+ and power and boot to recovery
>install.zip from sdcard
>let SuperSu install.
>reboot device (if it shows warning that may lose root access press no)
let android boot up!
if you did everything right then you have a rooted android 4.4.2 xolo q700S on your hands.
have fun!
usb noot stable
Hey .. thanks sir for this
bt flash tool doesnt recognizing my phone ,
it connects only when i press both the volume up and down key.
iS there any other way to install recovery? or by manually from stock recovery ?
or how to solve this prob ???
Sry for bad english
Thanks in advance..
Looking for kernel patch
It is indeed a great post and that'll gonna be helping people but I have a issue with Kernel or to say the root of this device, I have been using link2SD with JB with my sd card having a ext2 format but since I have moved to KK, it seem to have bugging me out all the way,
I can mount my sd card with ext4 but its useless and doesnt let me move my apps to 2nd partion as internal, eventhough I can use ext3 format which ends up with an error at mounting with unsupported transport end point, the reason made me to look for a kernel patch, I believe you'll try this and will be able to resolve for following readers and well thank you for this one.
Looking for a kernel that adds ext2 support.
Use Latest version of link2sd
adarshsamal said:
It is indeed a great post and that'll gonna be helping people but I have a issue with Kernel or to say the root of this device, I have been using link2SD with JB with my sd card having a ext2 format but since I have moved to KK, it seem to have bugging me out all the way,
I can mount my sd card with ext4 but its useless and doesnt let me move my apps to 2nd partion as internal, eventhough I can use ext3 format which ends up with an error at mounting with unsupported transport end point, the reason made me to look for a kernel patch, I believe you'll try this and will be able to resolve for following readers and well thank you for this one.
Looking for a kernel that adds ext2 support.
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Use the latest version of link2sd, your problem will be solved if you have proper superuser rights ..
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beingAshar said:
So the brilliant gentlemen at xolo have graciously provided us with a spectacular (albeit slightly buggy) update to android 4.4.2 kitkat for our xolo Q700S.
While this has a lot of advantages it lacks a clean and simple rooting method like framaroot or towelroot.
However, there is a slightly complex rooting method available to root our Q700S.
Our brothers with the Q1010i rooted their 4.4.2 devices with a method mentioned here
I just used the method given there and adapted it for our device. If any credit need be given they are owed to the original devs for porting and testing.
So lets get rooting!
1) Download Smartphone drivers for MTK devices from link given here ,unzip and.
- click install.bat
- if that doesn't work : run device management (run> devmgmt.msc). Turn off phone and plug in. Find MT65xx preloader. Update drivers. Browse local harddrive for drivers. Navigate to folder where you unzipped the drivers /SmartPhoneDriver/x86 or x64/infs. That should install drivers.
2) Download SP flashtool for windows from link given here.
3) Download CTR recovery for Q700s ported by tarun from this link
-best if you rename it to recovery.img
4)Download Scatter File for our device.
5) Download SuperSU by chainfire.
- rename to update.zip
- copy to root of sdcard.
Now ensure that you have a proper usb cable, wits, a strong nerve and basic knowledge of how to unbrick a phone if something goes wrong.
All boxes checked? Lets proceed.
>Run SP Flashtool
>Click Scatter-loading
>Select the .txt scatter file
>in the now visible options check only RECOVERY and double click the long empty green bar in the same row. Load recovery.img
>click DOWNLOAD on the top
>turn off phone and connect to PC.
>wait for bar on the bottom to go from red to yellow and then pop-up with download OK.
>now press vol+ and power and boot to recovery
>install.zip from sdcard
>let SuperSu install.
>reboot device (if it shows warning that may lose root access press no)
let android boot up!
if you did everything right then you have a rooted android 4.4.2 xolo q700S on your hands.
have fun!
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SP tool shows Error intailizing scatter file failed. please check the name of scatter file load is legal
Elvis8655 said:
SP tool shows Error intailizing scatter file failed. please check the name of scatter file load is legal
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i have uploaded the scatter file in attachments. download that without renaming.
beingAshar said:
So the brilliant gentlemen at xolo have graciously provided us with a spectacular (albeit slightly buggy) update to android 4.4.2 kitkat for our xolo Q700S.
While this has a lot of advantages it lacks a clean and simple rooting method like framaroot or towelroot.
However, there is a slightly complex rooting method available to root our Q700S.
Our brothers with the Q1010i rooted their 4.4.2 devices with a method mentioned here
I just used the method given there and adapted it for our device. If any credit need be given they are owed to the original devs for porting and testing.
So lets get rooting!
1) Download Smartphone drivers for MTK devices from link given here ,unzip and.
- click install.bat
- if that doesn't work : run device management (run> devmgmt.msc). Turn off phone and plug in. Find MT65xx preloader. Update drivers. Browse local harddrive for drivers. Navigate to folder where you unzipped the drivers /SmartPhoneDriver/x86 or x64/infs. That should install drivers.
2) Download SP flashtool for windows from link given here.
3) Download CTR recovery for Q700s ported by tarun from this link
-best if you rename it to recovery.img
4)Download Scatter File for our device. (if it throws an error download scatter file from the attachments)
5) Download SuperSU by chainfire.
- rename to update.zip
- copy to root of sdcard.
Now ensure that you have a proper usb cable, wits, a strong nerve and basic knowledge of how to unbrick a phone if something goes wrong.
All boxes checked? Lets proceed.
>Run SP Flashtool
>Click Scatter-loading
>Select the .txt scatter file
>in the now visible options check only RECOVERY and double click the long empty green bar in the same row. Load recovery.img
>click DOWNLOAD on the top
>turn off phone and connect to PC.
>wait for bar on the bottom to go from red to yellow and then pop-up with download OK.
>now press vol+ and power and boot to recovery
>install.zip from sdcard
>let SuperSu install.
>reboot device (if it shows warning that may lose root access press no)
let android boot up!
if you did everything right then you have a rooted android 4.4.2 xolo q700S on your hands.
have fun!
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hi friend
i tried to but i have installed recovery img but supersu is not getting its so error while installing recovery mode pls help
Try Aparted from Google Play
adarshsamal said:
It is indeed a great post and that'll gonna be helping people but I have a issue with Kernel or to say the root of this device, I have been using link2SD with JB with my sd card having a ext2 format but since I have moved to KK, it seem to have bugging me out all the way,
I can mount my sd card with ext4 but its useless and doesnt let me move my apps to 2nd partion as internal, eventhough I can use ext3 format which ends up with an error at mounting with unsupported transport end point, the reason made me to look for a kernel patch, I believe you'll try this and will be able to resolve for following readers and well thank you for this one.
Looking for a kernel that adds ext2 support.
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Please try Aparted and make both partition as FAT32 & Primary than install Link2SD as a fresh app and it will ask to choose second partition type than select option FAT16/FAT32, It will ask for reboot it will work after that.
Simple way to flash Kitkat & root it (no need to flash stock recovery, use cwm):
1.Download 392.8 mb update.zip (here: http://d-h.st/MfB)
2.Unzip it, goto META-INF/com/google/android and replace the 'updater-script' with the one attached.
3. Now zip it back, and flash it with cwm, carliv etc...
4.To root it, download & flash SuperSu via cwm (here: http://goo.gl/OSKQRQ)
I m having official final Kitkat update in q700s... and official stock recovery... Not able to root... I want to use viper4android... Give a clear direction plz to root it
xolo q700s kitkat root
i tried to root but when i switch my phone of and then nothing happens please help me and ya there is no red to green bar at bottom and i can't see download ok pop up man pls help while i boot it into recovery and try to apply update.zip after it fills one fourth of bar in my phone it says installation aborted #pls #help!!
what is the risk of rooting?
Root xolo q700s plus
can anyone say me how can i root my xolo q700s plus ?????? :laugh:
Followed all the steps, but supersu says su binary needs to be upated. PLease suggest what to do.
unable to download smartphone drivers for mtk drivers
So this is a guide for quick full stock installation which is fully compatible with your device
Warning:All of your data will be gone
REQUIREMENTS:A PC A MICRO SD CARD AND A WORKING DATA CABLE
Step One: Download and install Lenovo Moto Smart Assistant
Step 2: go under "Flash" option and then rescue and select the product you are using now choose the model and also select your hw code which i found under battery i dont know yours, and then wait for download.
Step 3:Enable usb debugging and then open cmd and use this command "adb reboot edl" without double quotation marks ofc
Step 4roceed and press ok to all of em
Additional process (follow steps with "a.") OTA installation (i will guide on windows)
a.1Open your explorer and then ur hard drive C: at the top you will see file etc. come to view which is 4th from left and then tick show hidden files (i am using windows Turkish so trying to translate)
a.2:Go ProgramData/LMSA/Download/CountryCodeFiles/a6020xxx____yyy/now choose the file with Country.ota.zip
a.3:Now you can sideload the file (go recovery and then select apply update from ADB)or you can copy it to your sd card and use "Apply update from Sd" using stock recovery and apply it.
AND CONGRATULATIONS! you are now on stock rom with all compatible drivers installed on your drive!
Also this is to everyone, a quick tip:if you cant reboot to download mode which you can do on cmd, you can go to fastboot mode first (Voldown+power)and then keep pressing on VolUp+VolDown+Power (keep doing until you see a whole black or a glowing screen)