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All I want to do is remove the bloatware that Verizon loaded on to this thing, free up some memory and install the apps that I would actually use.Try this link:Īnd I find these forums to have lots of helpful individuals: I didn't understand the vocabulary, nothing seems simple and no step by step instructions,(for the complete idiot), to help me root my phone. N2vibeIm a geezer with my first smart phone,Thunderbolt, and this article, though probably helpful to some, didn't help me at all. I have Humble 1.51 on voodoo EXT4 and it blows away my stock rom in speed and battery usage. I have the Samsung Droid Charge and it is nothing at all like a HTC Phone, Motorola, LG.
#Faceniff no root that reallyworks android
N2vibe you should head on over to the XDA forums go on the HTC Thunderbolt sub-forum all you need to know about customizing you smartphone is there.Įach Android based phone is unique, no one method is best for all of them. Oh and bring back the ROAD RUNNER, those super rigs were great fun to read and dream about. This stuff you're putting out now, it's mainly for the already uber experienced. Now that was instructions, and great fun.
#Faceniff no root that reallyworks how to
I remeber when Tom's was the place to go to over clock 386's and AMD chips and chip sets.rememeber when you guys got into the weeds on how to solder this or move a jumper here kinda stuff? I remember burning a couple of AMD CPU's trying to run a bead of solder across to connect to other solder points to unlock cashe ans peed up my CPU. All I want to do is remove the bloatware that Verizon loaded on to this thing, free up some memory and install the apps that I would actually use.
Im a geezer with my first smart phone,Thunderbolt, and this article, though probably helpful to some, didn't help me at all. tried it on my network but didn't pick up anything.Īgain, other apps that dont require root does this Also, since 2.2+, tethering is built in (unless removed by carrier) for wireless and wired tethering There are apps now that do not require root to do this. If you didn't use superoneclick, you would have had this already.
You forgot to mention over clocking benifits And if you're rooting a phone under 2.1, why wouldn't you install a custom rom at atleast 2.1? I know for a fact that you can install android 2.3 onto the HTC Dream/G1 (first android phone ever) and even less popular phones have unofficial ports of the CM7 (android 2.3) nightly ported over. Google has even depreciated locking apps into the internal memory some time ago. you can do this without root since I believe Android 2.1 and over for all non essential apps. Also, if you're going to be doing stuff like executing scripts then why aren't you using Terminal Emulator instead?Ĭonvenient but it's better to teach the user to learn how to boot into recovery manually since there will be times where the install will bork and the phone will be in a boot loop, leaving the user thinking their phone is bricked All the other features can be done without root with other apps except changing permissions. You suggest a free app that, as you said, does more than the paid one. Also some phones will have their contents wiped just for the root process since they need to be downgraded to an older version where the exploit worked so you shouldn't be leading people on by only telling them to backup just because it might go wrong. Most of those apps you guys suggest do not require root as there are nonroot versions floating in the market. Always ended up doing the old way, using ADB instead since it has never failed me and still takes under 3 minutes. Never worked for me on the several confirmed phones i've tried it on. Ugh, I've rooted lots of phones and superoneclick is terrible imo.
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