Hello everyone. actually i dont know how to root my device i want to root my device easily. can you help me ?
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amirhh said:
Hello everyone. actually i dont know how to root my device i want to root my device easily. can you help me ?
Thanks :good:
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Click here.
But seriously, just go to http://www.xda-developers.com/root/.
amirhh said:
Hello everyone. actually i dont know how to root my device i want to root my device easily. can you help me ?
Thanks :good:
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Search for ioroot25. If that doesn't work search for stump 1.2.0. I had to use Stump to root a D800 with the latest firmware.
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yogi-4 said:
Search for ioroot25. If that doesn't work search for stump 1.2.0. I had to use Stump to root a D800 with the latest firmware.
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I feel I should add to this comment,
IORoot25 will downgrade your bootloader to Jelly Bean, and installs a Custom Recovery.
StumpRoot will only root your device, keep your KitKat bootloader and does not install a Custom Recovery.
So if I want to use "-=- CloudyG2 [KK] -=- ", which method is better?
In order to flash a ROM, you need a custom recovery.
So, I'm currently running cloudyg2 2.2, and I'm thinking about downgrading back to stock and then taking the OTA to lollipop, but I haven't heard anyone mention if it is possible to retain root through the update process, or to obtain root afterwards. It'd be great if there was a flashable zip, but I don't know if that's possible at the moment.
You can get root again. Its a script in the development forum.
If you do this can you make a twrp backup of the stock lollipop rom and upload it? (since you'll essentially be pure stock anyway).
I'll buy you a beer
I see a link for a tool you use while connected to a computer, but does stump root still work?
ziggysmalls said:
I see a link for a tool you use while connected to a computer, but does stump root still work?
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No, all on-device roots are patched with Lollipop (unless you have a custom recovery, which is unobtainable on stock lollipop for the d800 as far as I know)
Use the one that requires PC. If you run into issues, pm me or reply to me on this thread.
Angelic276 said:
No, all on-device roots are patched with Lollipop (unless you have a custom recovery, which is unobtainable on stock lollipop for the d800 as far as I know)
Use the one that requires PC. If you run into issues, pm me or reply to me on this thread.
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root is easy, and ill confirm about bump recovery in 30 mins, charging phone for any re flashing required.
recovery is good to go now autorec for specific model at playstore.
Please upload flashable zip of this official AT&T lollipop.
Does anyone know if downgrading back to kitkat is a possibility at this point in time?
Hitokiri-Snake said:
Does anyone know if downgrading back to kitkat is a possibility at this point in time?
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I'd assume you could just use a kdz to go back.
So.. no recovery as of yet on official Lollipop am I right?
Keeping that in mind, is it worth the update? Is it smoother/better?
I know this can be asked in any of the other threads, but I'm asking here with respect to its worth when compared to losing Custom Recovery.
Hitokiri-Snake said:
Does anyone know if downgrading back to kitkat is a possibility at this point in time?
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yes flash the kitkat TOT file to downgrade.
Axis_OP said:
So.. no recovery as of yet on official Lollipop am I right?
Keeping that in mind, is it worth the update? Is it smoother/better?
I know this can be asked in any of the other threads, but I'm asking here with respect to its worth when compared to losing Custom Recovery.
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I updated mine 2 days ago and it worth it... My cellphone is fliying, great battery life in comparision to KK
I just Rooted my D800 running stock lollipop with this tool :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/avicohh/files/Android/LG_Root_Script_by_avicohh.exe/download
None of the root options work for me on d800
check out this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/general/autorec-lollipop-d800-t3084739
guapinoy said:
check out this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-g2/general/autorec-lollipop-d800-t3084739
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Got it finally.. Still would work with that video.. But the comments helped me.. Had to open command prompt. Within the extracted root folder.. Thank you so much
iamtha1 said:
Got it finally.. Still would work with that video.. But the comments helped me.. Had to open command prompt. Within the extracted root folder.. Thank you so much
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Just to be clear im telling you not asking for LOLLIPOP
ROOT IS OK TO GO
RECOVERY IS OK TO GO
atifsh said:
Just to be clear for LOLLIPOP
ROOT IS OK TO GO
RECOVERY IS OK TO GO
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Yes for lollipop. Sorry was really excited... I am running lollipop rooted with twrp installed.. If the 1 click apps don't work for u.. Try the manual mode the guy posted a few posts back.. Then run autorec from play store. For your variant
Can anyone help me please? I get stock on the last step of rooting, the script of the susupersu installation doesn't appears... And I wait for 5 min, and nothing happened....
JoeBro19 said:
Can anyone help me please? I get stock on the last step of rooting, the script of the susupersu installation doesn't appears... And I wait for 5 min, and nothing happened....
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you should be on download mode
download mode should be working with drivers and all.
Hello can anyone help me root my lg leon h324t 10c please?
Hi,
We have the same device just refer to this link : http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/development/guide-root-method-lg-devices-t3049772
[LG-H324t V10c Philippines]
use kinguser root v 4.1 it works for me LG H324t V10 D
Are u sure it work on v10d? I tried rooting v10d once and i didnt work.
Berong said:
Are u sure it work on v10d? I tried rooting v10d once and i didnt work.
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V10d can't be rooted you must downgrade it to v10c .
Yes. Indeed. Its not working. Anyways thanks
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Hi, was able to root my V10d with Kingroot 4.9 but after reboot, I lose root. Only soft reboots keep root. What can I do about this?
You need to use flashify to install custom recovery, them flash supersu. Kingroot will root, but that's really all its good for
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farnyan said:
Hello can anyone help me root my lg leon h324t 10c please?
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You may try this. It worked for me when other souces didnt.
http://androidforums.com/threads/guide-root-rooting-lg-leon-with-supersu.946345/
Found a new way to root our device:laugh:
hello
im looking how to root my phone and i cant find an easy way , anyone knows how ?
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baselz324 said:
hello
im looking how to root my phone and i cant find an easy way , anyone knows how ?
Regards
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Hi...
Well the proper way to root ur opt is to unlock bootloader, flash twrp recovery and flash a proper su root package.
Oxygen 3.5.6 is bit complicated so not sure.
I will not recommend any shortcuts.[emoji106]
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If you have already unlocked bootloader and have twrp installed, just flash this SuperSU
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862693846
Which twrp is safe please?
AJH101 said:
Which twrp is safe please?
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Latest version should be just fine..
Hi everyone. I have an LG K430 Marshmallow and i need to root this device. Bu i dont success this. How to root thisone?
bedesten1618 said:
...I have an LG K430 Marshmallow and i need to root this device...
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There are actually 15+ different Marshmallow roms. Some can be rooted in the developer menu, some need to flash SuperSU. The easiest way to get an answer is to ask in the rom-thread you are using. Here's a rom-list.