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[Q] Can you flash the leaked 4.1 on a rooted razr m

Yes i was wondering if you could flash the 4.1 leak on a rooted razr m. I know you dint have to have root to flash it but will it work if your rooted

whitetiger2429 said:
Yes i was wondering if you could flash the 4.1 leak on a rooted razr m. I know you dint have to have root to flash it but will it work if your rooted
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Yes but you will have to re root after if you still want root.
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Ty it did work. Now just the wait for cwm or work around
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Oh so the root works on JB too?

jameskyt said:
Oh so the root works on JB too?
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Yes , I confirm it..

What is out there for my Droid Razr m on 98.16.3??

I just got a new droid razr m that came preloaded with 98.16.3.. Im not new to roms or rooting in anyway. I just want to know is there anything out there (like a root method, recovery) for my device at this moment. Thanks in advance

AKShotgun said:
I just got a new droid razr m that came preloaded with 98.16.3.. Im not new to roms or rooting in anyway. I just want to know is there anything out there (like a root method, recovery) for my device at this moment. Thanks in advance
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You can root with the latest motochopper... No recovery because there's no unlock method for that system version
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sloosecannon said:
You can root with the latest motochopper... No recovery because there's no unlock method for that system version
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Would safestrap work?

AKShotgun said:
Would safestrap work?
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Yep
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[Q] I just rooted my M, is it safe to install Xposed on the stock rom?

So this is not my first rooted device but it is my first time rooting my Razr M since it got upgraded to Kit Kat. It is also my first time installing Xposed so some help would be appreciated.

Yes is safe to install xposed... here is a nice collection of modules ... Be sure to unlock your boot loader before the next ota is pushed as when the next ota comes we may not be lucky enough to find a root method...

ezknives said:
Yes is safe to install xposed... But be sure to unlock your boot loader before the next ota is pushed as when the next ota comes we may not be lucky enough to find a root method...
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Is unlocking the bootloader necessary if i don't plan on installing any custom roms? If i needed to return to stock i could just use RSD right?

notdeadyet01 said:
Is unlocking the bootloader necessary if i don't plan on installing any custom roms? If i needed to return to stock i could just use RSD right?
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When the next ota update comes you will lose root and if there isn't a root exploit for that version with an unlocked BL you can always flash SuperSU via recovery and get root back... And yes rsd is an option to return to stock to accept the next ota
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ezknives said:
When the next ota update comes you will lose root and if there isn't a root exploit for that version with an unlocked BL you can always flash SuperSU via recovery and get root back... And yes rsd is an option to return to stock to accept the next ota
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Alright. Thanks for the help.
But just to make sure, unlocking the bootloader is not necessary for Xposed right?

Correct.... But is strongly recommend
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ezknives said:
Correct.... But is strongly recommend
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Alright, i'm assuming that motochopper is still the best option to unlock the bootloader right?

Use the Motopocalypse app
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ezknives said:
Use the Motopocalypse app
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Got it. Thanks for all the help!

notdeadyet01 said:
So this is not my first rooted device but it is my first time rooting my Razr M since it got upgraded to Kit Kat. It is also my first time installing Xposed so some help would be appreciated.
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good luck and enjoy. it's safe. i rooted and unloacked my razr m after the KK update, and installed xposed for the first time. its great - some of the modules make my life so much easier.

[Help] xt907 won't boot into recovery after unlocking

Hey guys. Sorry for this post. But a while back, I unlocked my xt907 using the SunShine S-OFF and unlock tool, and now I can't enter recovery in the bootloader settings. Literally, It justs hangs on the warning screen and then reboots with the Droid animation. I've tried reflashing the recovery image so much times now. So is there any way to fix this issue, or do I need to say that this phone's done for?

LaserCrafter said:
Hey guys. Sorry for this post. But a while back, I unlocked my xt907 using the SunShine S-OFF and unlock tool, and now I can't enter recovery in the bootloader settings. Literally, It justs hangs on the warning screen and then reboots with the Droid animation. I've tried reflashing the recovery image so much times now. So is there any way to fix this issue, or do I need to say that this phone's done for?
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Which system version?
Which recovery version?
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sd_shadow said:
Which system version?
Which recovery version?
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I am on the 4.4.2 182.46.15 update. As for the recovery, I tried flashing TWRP from the Droid RAZR m Utility

LaserCrafter said:
I am on the 4.4.2 182.46.15 update. As for the recovery, I tried flashing TWRP from the Droid RAZR m Utility
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I'm sure the utility has a Jellybean twrp version use a kitkat twrp
should be a link in the index
[INDEX] Motorola Droid Razr M (2015)
or
[GUIDE][FAQ][KK] How to Root, Boot Unlock & More
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sd_shadow said:
I'm sure the utility has a Jellybean twrp version use a kitkat twrp
should be a link in the index
[INDEX] Motorola Droid Razr M (2015)
or
[GUIDE][FAQ][KK] How to Root, Boot Unlock & More
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Thanks. I'm going to try that now
[EDIT] I reflashed the xt907 with RSD Lite and the latest firmware from @sd_shadow's page. And I can finally say is that it works! Hurrah!

Help: How to root latest stock mm firmware?

Please help with steps on rooting the latest MM Firmware

flash stock recovery any, then from recovery select update from adb, then sideload the firmware zip.
hers's the link:-
https://www.asus.com/in/support/Download/39/1/0/22/ZROQURlyupei1ZQz/32/
command is:-
adb sideload filename.zip
for ease rename the firmware file to a name like user or file then flash it
adb sideload file.zip
hope it'll help u

yograjfire18 said:
flash stock recovery any, then from recovery select update from adb, then sideload the firmware zip.
hers's the link:-
https://www.asus.com/in/support/Download/39/1/0/22/ZROQURlyupei1ZQz/32/
command is:-
adb sideload filename.zip
for ease rename the firmware file to a name like user or file then flash it
adb sideload file.zip
hope it'll help u
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i said ROOT, not flash rom.
thanks anyway

4llerbuntu said:
i said ROOT, not flash rom.
thanks anyway
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Is your bootloader unlocked?
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Bdwilk said:
Is your bootloader unlocked?
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Yes it is

4llerbuntu said:
Yes it is
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So are you currently running the latest stock firmware?
Do you have TWRP?
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Bdwilk said:
So are you currently running the latest stock firmware?
Do you have TWRP?
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Yes. And yes.

4llerbuntu said:
Yes. And yes.
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Simple. If you have unlocked bootloader and TWRP installed just download SuperSU and flash it in TWRP. Done. Most stable version of SuperSU right now to flash it update 2.76.
https://download.chainfire.eu/969/SuperSU/
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Bdwilk said:
Simple. If you have unlocked bootloader and TWRP installed just download SuperSU and flash it in TWRP. Done. Most stable version of SuperSU right now to flash it update 2.76.
https://download.chainfire.eu/969/SuperSU/
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Ok.
No need for a patched boot.img ?

4llerbuntu said:
Ok.
No need for a patched boot.img ?
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Not for root. We're you on a custom ROM and went back to stock, or just been on stock all the time?
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Bdwilk said:
Not for root. We're you on a custom ROM and went back to stock, or just been on stock all the time?
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I've been on CM. Just went back to stock.

4llerbuntu said:
I've been on CM. Just went back to stock.
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Sorry for all the questions but it will determine also how to root. How did you get back to the stock firmware? Did you use the back2stock method or just flash the Asus firmware zip?
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Bdwilk said:
Sorry for all the questions but it will determine also how to root. How did you get back to the stock firmware? Did you use the back2stock method or just flash the Asus firmware zip?
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I used the back2stock method.
For some reason the firmware zip never works for me no matter what I do. Stock recovery or adb.
Only the back2stock works and that's what I use

4llerbuntu said:
I used the back2stock method.
For some reason the firmware zip never works for me no matter what I do. Stock recovery or adb.
Only the back2stock works and that's what I use
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I think he made the b2s method because with an unlocked bootloader flashing the stock firmware doesn't work. Anyways, try this, go to developer options and scroll down and see if there's an option for root access. If so it's probably disabled and just need to be turned on. If not then just flash SuperSU in TWRP and you're good to go.
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yograjfire18 said:
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Did you read any of the previous posts?
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Bdwilk said:
Did you read any of the previous posts?
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i just read now and then removed all my lines because i can't remove reply,lol, sorry

yograjfire18 said:
i just read now and then removed all my lines because i can't remove reply,lol, sorry
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It's ok. I was just wondering. He says he has twrp already and I just can't remember if the back2stock zip is already pre-rooted. If not he can just flash SuperSU and be done.
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Bdwilk said:
It's ok. I was just wondering. He says he has twrp already and I just can't remember if the back2stock zip is already pre-rooted. If not he can just flash SuperSU and be done.
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yup, for sure, lets wait for his reply:good:

Any luck?
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