Download here http://muffinworld.net/android/nookcolor/honeycomb/ Thanks Mistar Muffin
Add root script soon.
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can someone test this?
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What does it do?
Can you explain EXACTLY what this does? I may try this once I get my New MicroSD (got sick of Flashing back-and-forth between Nookie Froyo and Honeycomb) but I want to know EXACTLY what it does first before trying.
Wait...... remove root? Huh?
Divine_Madcat said:
Wait...... remove root? Huh?
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Until the SuperUser.apk works with the su binary (no Allow / Deny popup right now), having root in the system means that any app can do whatever it wants without your knowledge / permission. If you're paranoid, being able to remove root (for now) is a good thing. I removed root myself for peace of mind.
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Hi, I've been trying to unroot my vibrant to return but every time I input the rm -r /system/app/Superuser.apk commands along with all the other commands all I get is an error stating its read only memory. How do unroot my phone?? Thanks for any help
You could try downloading the one-click lag fix from the market. It has a built in un-root.
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What's it called? Thanks.
eastsidewarrior said:
What's it called? Thanks.
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Search "lagfix" in the market..... the author is "RyanZA"
i dont have app market access is there another way to get the lag fix for unrooting?
just download the oneclickroot file from the vibrant "Bible" it has an unroot option.
Just amazed at how many people dont know about it.
I also had this issue when I had gotten froyo. The only thing that worked for me was the one click root from TGA_gunnman's thread.
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I have been installing a few apps and now im questioning if I am going to have to install these apps again after I root this phone? Those of you that have rooted your phone, have you have to install your apps again?
Thanks!
No.
From your question it would appear you are new to rooting. It does not mess with the installed apps; it provides more access to the OS so you can do more.
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alperin1 said:
No.
From your question it would appear you are new to rooting. It does not mess with the installed apps; it provides more access to the OS so you can do more.
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Rooting will only give root access, but changing the kernel will force you to format your phone?
Fernandq said:
I have been installing a few apps and now im questioning if I am going to have to install these apps again after I root this phone? Those of you that have rooted your phone, have you have to install your apps again?
Thanks!
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Root and then get titanium backup from market and backup your apps ...just in case
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Y'all answer my question and more, thanks!!
Delete. Delete.
I already Root my Samsung Galaxy note i717 at&t, do i need to install the Superuser app or not ?, what is the purpose of superuser aplication install ?
Yes u need it u can dl it from market if ur already rooted! ! Post back and let me know if you got it
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armyboy11b said:
Yes u need it u can dl it from market if ur already rooted! ! Post back and let me know if you got it
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I already install the superuser app, do i need to configure something else ?
Superuser will prompt you when it's needs root access for something (i.e. using a application requiring root) and you will have the option to allow or deny this access. You shouldn't need to configure the application itself unless you just want to change some basic settings. Hope it helps!
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alex5213 said:
I already install the superuser app, do i need to configure something else ?
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Give Titanium Backup a try. It needs root and can backup your apps+data. A must have tool.
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is superuser to root
Hi, I was wondering if it was possible to install the AOSP SMS app without root? The touchwiz SMS app is annoying me and I'm not quite ready to start flashing new roms.
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Don't believe so, since you'll need to access /system on the phone, and you need a root browser [with root permissions] to go there/ You can do the simple rooting process [literally takes less than 2 minutes] have root, stock rom with root access, then install the apk.
teh roxxorz said:
Don't believe so, since you'll need to access /system on the phone, and you need a root browser [with root permissions] to go there/ You can do the simple rooting process [literally takes less than 2 minutes] have root, stock rom with root access, then install the apk.
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At the risk of being flamed, which process exactly allows root for under 2 minutes? Through Odin?
Is there a fix yet for the counter?
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rwc3b said:
At the risk of being flamed, which process exactly allows root for under 2 minutes? Through Odin?
Is there a fix yet for the counter?
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Don't really worried about the counter, if you rally so paranoid about it, ask how many people been refused for insurance or service from the counter, I rooted all my phones and by law they have to help you with the device, of course don't boot loop your phone by flashing something that doesn't belong to your s3(another carrier or model) I and you should be good, I have rooted over 10 devices (own devices) and had service in 4 and they never said anything, I even Sent my old evo rooted to asurion and I don't get charged for the new one they sent me
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus and I want to change the boring boot animation to a custom one however I'm not rooted and I found out about the adb command method but it's not working with me i do: adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local in command promp and everything goes well even when I test it: adb shell bootanimation it works but when it comes to actually rebooting it just brings up the stock boot animation...
So can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance!
You need root to change bootanimation dude....
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gagdude said:
You need root to change bootanimation dude....
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Well, I don't think you're right because I came across tons of websites that said I can...
And rooting isn't an easy option for me because I can't afford to possibly brick my phone or affect it negatively!
So any more options?
Waterfire793 said:
Well, I don't think you're right because I came across tons of websites that said I can...
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Then how come you haven't changed it already? Root is required to make most system changes so I don't know what sites you're viewing that state otherwise?
Waterfire793 said:
Well, I don't think you're right because I came across tons of websites that said I can...
And rooting isn't an easy option for me because I can't afford to possibly brick my phone or affect it negatively!
So any more options?
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Do you even know what adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local is? You are putting the bootanimation.zip file into the /data directory which cannot be written to without root.
Also, this is xda. If anything, you are on CNN.com and the "other websites" are tabloid sites. Trust the advice you find here
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Well well I guess I turned out to be wrong!
Thanks for the help guys!!!
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Do you even know what adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local is? You are putting the bootanimation.zip file into the /data directory which cannot be written to without root.
Also, this is xda. If anything, you are on CNN.com and the "other websites" are tabloid sites. Trust the advice you find here
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Tons of sites including this one!
I think you should try pushing to system/media OP.
root access is generally irrelevant, the file just needs to be there and have the right name.
If you install the root right, e.g. From xda-developers (usually there are guides how to install) you nearly can't brick it. It's very hard to make a full brick
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So what i've red before is, that you must have installed root because u need access to the bootanimation files
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