I know the original founder of that mod have disabled the link and told us to use the Kingo root,
but since XDA forum banned the kingo root for some whatever reason, I didn't want to use that.
so..
if some of you have the root de vega files for rooting, can u please share it with me?
thank you.
There is a safe way... and a I DON'T care way......that is your choice ....
Google kingo and flash naked ....or Google root for your device and research ... it seems it's not promoted here( nexus forums)sorry mods.
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i'm new to this rooting thing and i was searching the internet on how to root my galaxy s4 but i then ran into a obstacle and that obstacle being which root to use because there are a lot of ways to root can someone please help me choose the most recent way to root and have it work for this app called gamekiller which needs root access and if it wouldnt be too hard break it down step by step please
GalaxyS4- said:
i'm new to this rooting thing and i was searching the internet on how to root my galaxy s4 but i then ran into a obstacle and that obstacle being which root to use because there are a lot of ways to root can someone please help me choose the most recent way to root and have it work for this app called gamekiller which needs root access and if it wouldnt be too hard break it down step by step please
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Really dude. Please take some time to search through this forum, read the stickies and how to's, the general postings, Q&A postings and the development postings AND follow-ups.
Rooting is really simple with this phone; so is adding a custom recovery and kernel too. [in begins with CF]
Seems this question gets asked daily.
However if you are spoon fed you will get the benefit and pleasure of actually learning for yourself.
A great video to start with is right here.
GalaxyS4- said:
i'm new to this rooting thing and i was searching the internet on how to root my galaxy s4 but i then ran into a obstacle and that obstacle being which root to use because there are a lot of ways to root can someone please help me choose the most recent way to root and have it work for this app called gamekiller which needs root access and if it wouldnt be too hard break it down step by step please
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As above post. Questions are ask in Q&A. Also depending what firmware you are in. MDC,MDL,MF9 each has a different way to root. Just takes to search. We arent bashing on you for asking this its just that A LOT of people call themselves noobs and keep asking the same question over and over and over again over time.
GalaxyS4- said:
i'm new to this rooting thing and i was searching the internet on how to root my galaxy s4 but i then ran into a obstacle and that obstacle being which root to use because there are a lot of ways to root can someone please help me choose the most recent way to root and have it work for this app called gamekiller which needs root access and if it wouldnt be too hard break it down step by step please
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Watch this :
http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=plpp&v=KBZ6ydFHLX4
Sent from my SPH-L720 using xda app-developers app
just thought would be a good idea for someone with the vast knowledge on rooting and the different options
all there is
[Video Guide] How To Root Galaxy S4 I337 / I337m Easy & User Friendly [ 1 2 3 ... Last ] which just shows motochoper and is super old
im wondering if there is a root that wont trip knox an updated rooting sticky would be usefull to alot i believe
from what iv read so far was u can still us
cf autoroot but that will trip knox
iv been searching threw some other topics as once again no current stickies
anyways whats up with this method KINGO
this is a " " from someone else but not sure what to make of it is this a NEW safe method to root a mk6 bell s4 without tripping knox??
Kingo, against xda policy. Google kingo root, you'll find it. Cancel the knox pop up during root. After reboot, update supersu binaries, via normal method, and choose not to let supersu disable knox. Install titanium backup, freeze all knox processes using guides found here. Busybox, etc all works. If u install custom recovery, youll trip knox. Right now, just root is safe. Not responding to more root stuff, use the help forum for that, this thread is for stock fw. Lets not hijack it
anyways long story short a few updates stickys on rooting current firmware and the good and the bad would help
id post them myself but im only 3 months into android so just learning
thanks
duboisbrian said:
just thought would be a good idea for someone with the vast knowledge on rooting and the different options
all there is
[Video Guide] How To Root Galaxy S4 I337 / I337m Easy & User Friendly [ 1 2 3 ... Last ] which just shows motochoper and is super old
im wondering if there is a root that wont trip knox an updated rooting sticky would be usefull to alot i believe
from what iv read so far was u can still us
cf autoroot but that will trip knox
iv been searching threw some other topics as once again no current stickies
anyways whats up with this method KINGO
this is a " " from someone else but not sure what to make of it is this a NEW safe method to root a mk6 bell s4 without tripping knox??
Kingo, against xda policy. Google kingo root, you'll find it. Cancel the knox pop up during root. After reboot, update supersu binaries, via normal method, and choose not to let supersu disable knox. Install titanium backup, freeze all knox processes using guides found here. Busybox, etc all works. If u install custom recovery, youll trip knox. Right now, just root is safe. Not responding to more root stuff, use the help forum for that, this thread is for stock fw. Lets not hijack it
anyways long story short a few updates stickys on rooting current firmware and the good and the bad would help
id post them myself but im only 3 months into android so just learning
thanks
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The reason no stickies have been made/updated is probably because there are no confirmed safe methods. Kingo claims to have removed malicious code but it is still banned from XDA. There is a safe root available in the Verizon section that I believe works: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2565758
The reason this hasn't been linked here is probably because it's new and few people check both sections for development progress. Also, I'm not sure if it's confirmed for us either.
DeadlySin9 said:
The reason no stickies have been made/updated is probably because there are no confirmed safe methods. Kingo claims to have removed malicious code but it is still banned from XDA. There is a safe root available in the Verizon section that works: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2565758
The reason this hasn't been linked here is probably because it's new and few people check both sections for development progress.
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It's been linked multiple times, just a matter of time before the root guides get updated.
Wait a a few days, and it'll happen.
jh64dsb877r said:
It's been linked multiple times, just a matter of time before the root guides get updated.
Wait a a few days, and it'll happen.
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I meant linked in the actual guides, but yeah, I'm sure it will.
iv searched and read
that kingo addressed the imei issue xda had with them
what other issue does xda have with kingo that they are yet to address..??
duboisbrian said:
iv searched and read
that kingo addressed the imei issue xda had with them
what other issue does xda have with kingo that they are yet to address..??
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There were a few concerns between VROOT and Kingo, both connecting to a Chinese server, and the sending of IMEI's and other phone information along with pulling some binaries and the suspicious superuser app from VROOT. Another reason is that despite saying they are safe and have been fixed, they are both closed source and the devs will not reveal their methods. So basically it's all been shady business and XDA has left it up to users to decide if they want to take the risk and not endorse the program at all themselves.
okay i see
and i dont blame them for not wanting to reveal there methods as there is obviously some sort of money in doing this for them
and if they opened it up to xda devs then anybody can make another root process and kingo would loose all the traffic on there site
wondering why no xda devs can figure out root process when china can
guess shina smarter again lol
anyways thanks for all the info and help
love this forum
Hi XDAians, I am new here, I need help. (I have experience of Android since Android 1.5, I am new on XDA)
I have Samsung Galaxy y GT-S5360 and I have rooted it using hnkotnis's SGY Toolkit.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50182901
Now I want to do something different. I rooted my old HTC Gingerbread phone with PC using USB with Root Exploits.
I used Root Exploits "psneuter", "Gingerbreak" & "Zergrush". None of them seem to work on Stock Gingerbread 2.3.6
I asked my friend Senior Member hnkotnis few days ago, he said he has exams. But now he has gone for a holiday vacation and his phone number is out of coverage area.
Please help me and give me WORKING root exploit. AND I don't want advices to use some Recovery zip.
My requirement is specific usb adb root exploit.
Thanks in advance for help.
waiting.............waiting...............waiting for help.
each phone has a different method of rooting - there is not always a one size fits all and not all phones can be rooted in the same way
you have already mentioned the common rooting tools
if there isnt a forum for the phone you want to root then its best to type into google how to root - xyz phone
I dont see the point in making an adb root for galaxy y when a simple update zip does the job
Try Using Root Genius..It Succesfully Rooted Canvas HD A116,Galaxy Y Duos...
so Have A Try..Google It...
and Make Sure To Enable USB Debugging...Befor Proceeding The Root Process..
Himan Boro said:
Try Using Root Genius..It Succesfully Rooted Canvas HD A116,Galaxy Y Duos...
so Have A Try..Google It...
and Make Sure To Enable USB Debugging...Befor Proceeding The Root Process..
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I want Root Exploit, not Rooting Software.
It seems you misunderstand me.
That Root Genius is a exe which is bundled with some Root Exploit. If you have that exploit or know how to extract it, please tell me.
And I know that USB Debugging thing. I have rooted more than 50 phones branded, chinese etc.
I dont need instructions of root. I want root exploit.
Whatever i searched on net is for rooting miui5. Not getting the zip root and unroot file for rooting miui 6 without voiding my warranty.
Sir,
Please wait until mods will move this thread to the device specific forum for more relevant answers.
For more questions or to have full access please register an account on XDA forum.
Stand by
Good luck
Download and install the DEVELOPER ROM.. It's Pre-Rooted.
Checkout this link. This will help you.
http://en.miui.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=71884&highlight=redmi+note+4g
I rooted my Miui 6.3.5 natively, using the method from here:
http://en.miui.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=86239&extra=page=1&mobile=2
Guys I found this very impressive and useful so sharing. this is not my work and the credit goes to the developer.
I'm just trying to share and appreciate his work here. I've used it to root my old xperia U, the site claims to be solution to many android rooting so if someone is a newbie can give it a try.
follow the link : http://www.kingoapp.com/
What's so impressive about using an exploit to root an open device? It's like getting into a house by squeezing through a window when you have the front door key in your pocket. Just unlock the bootloader, then flash a recovery and SuperSU. It's already super easy.
lparihar9 said:
Guys I found this very impressive and useful so sharing. this is not my work and the credit goes to the developer.
I'm just trying to share and appreciate his work here. I've used it to root my old xperia U, the site claims to be solution to many android rooting so if someone is a newbie can give it a try.
follow the link : http://www.kingoapp.com/
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You don't need to use an exploit to root this device. This phone is completely open and easy to root without needing a hack to root it. It's simple, unlock bootloader, install TWRP, root. Those root exploits are only needed on phones that are locked down by the manufacturer, like Samsung.
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