Anyone try to root and unroot your Acer Liquid E? I searched on the Internet and Universal Androot said it can root/unroot Acer Liquid!!!
I just installed it and tried. It works. one click for root!!!
You don't have to do the flashing!!!
My Device : Fido Liquid E
Tks for telling. I just got the Liquid E from Fido as well, what are you planning to you after rooting it? I'm considering to remove stock apps.
Ken
I'm on Rogers and I recomend the Malez recovery to root and flash ROMs
Yes me too I recomand malezrecovery,you can root or unroot.There is a facility called nandroid where you can make backups...Its a very helpfull program...
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Is there a way to unroot the liquid E? all guides show it for the liquid, and only europe and asia. I'm in north america and I will be getting a liquid E soon and i plan to root, so I would like to know how to revert to factory.
Thanks!
Just flash an official bin ?
Malez recovery easily allows you to unroot. Curious to know why you want to do this?
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download and install Unverisal Androot v1.6.2 b5. Install it and click on unroot. It take you 1 second to do it.
I tried to download App2SD via Market. I cannot find the software "App2SD" on the Market. Now, I have to use my Nexus One to download the App2SD and copy the file to Acer. On my Nexus One, I can install it but not Acer. I want to know why.
PS. I am using Bell on Acer Liquid E and I am using Fido on Nexus One.
Acer Liquid E is rooted.
Eclair / 2.1 does not support App2SD upgrade to 2.2
any1 have any luck rooting their D1 running the new FRG83D OTA from Motorola?
Z4root and super one click havent worked for me..
thanks for your time...
EDIT: i cant post the link here put there is a page on droid-life.com titled "root droid 1- regardless of os version" the instructions there worked for me.
Did you get the ota link when you updated?
(Logcat)
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is there a version of this that we can apply without loosing root?
just want a stock version w/ root
I am at android version 2.2 build FRG22D rooted
and just want to get the FRG83D update
similar to what Pete does
http://www.peteralfonso.com/p/downloads.html
after looking at the update list I would only be interested in the new twitter app, new gmail app, and news/weather widget. It seems it might just be easier to find these apk's individually and install on FRG22D rather than deal with the upgrade.
Unless there's something else worthwhile in the upgrade that I'm missing...
I didn't notice anything different after upgrading.
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ironick7 said:
I didn't notice anything different after upgrading.
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Are you rooted?
this is what I was looking for:
linking here for others
hXXp://www.droidforums.net/forum/metickone/104030-rooted-stock-odexed-deodexed-frg83d.html
Honestly...I still do it the old fashioned way, and it hasn't served me wrong.
Good old RSD Lite lol.
RSDLite still works.
I know that for the X, z4 still works too. I'd imagine it does the D1 too.
Nope, z4root doesn't work anymore on D1
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taspankya said:
is there a version of this that we can apply without loosing root?
just want a stock version w/ root
I am at android version 2.2 build FRG22D rooted
and just want to get the FRG83D update
similar to what Pete does
http://www.peteralfonso.com/p/downloads.html
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i i just used peter's FRG83D deodexed update and it worked! i'm now on 2.2.1 and still rooted
I was able to do it yesterday with SuperOneClick v1.5.5
droid330 said:
i i just used peter's FRG83D deodexed update and it worked! i'm now on 2.2.1 and still rooted
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Did you use the small FRG83D-from-FRG22D file (under the OTA section) or the full FRG83 DeOdexed?
Or is that smaller file just what Verizon sent out?
I successfully rooted my Droid1 using SuperOneClick tonight.Downloaded it from XDA tonight.It reverts back to frg83.I am a complete dummy but the instructions were simple.
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ok, not knowing what was added in Peter's build, I used a rooted stock build posted by metiCkOne (link below) that included busybox and superuser.
I didn't even wipe data, updated on my rooted FRG22D with SPRecovery.
After that I just re-installed my preferred kernel update to get a higher overclock setting.
(see droidforums . net)
/forum/metickone/104030-rooted-stock-odexed-deodexed-frg83d.html
jerry62 said:
Did you use the small FRG83D-from-FRG22D file (under the OTA section) or the full FRG83 DeOdexed?
Or is that smaller file just what Verizon sent out?
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hi,i used the latest download from peteralfonso.com website -its for stock roms -a star is beside it to let you know its the latest version....just click on deodexed(i used this version*)-it will download to rom manager-flash using clockwork mod recovery-this worked for me -i was rooted on 2.2 before i flashed this and didn't lose root afterwards....hope i answered your question,i'm still new at using android os(coming from apple os)
ps:use your xda app on your android phone-much easier to apply downloads
To everybody trying to root just factory reset and then use a one click rooting method
No ever since i got froyo second update FRF22 i never being able to get 1 click root solution.
ironick7 said:
any1 have any luck rooting their D1 running the new FRG83D OTA from Motorola?
Z4root and super one click havent worked for me..
thanks for your time...
EDIT: i cant post the link here put there is a page on droid-life.com titled "root droid 1- regardless of os version" the instructions there worked for me.
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Not only does z4 not work on the new OTA 2.2.1, downloading apk files does not work for me as well. Anyone else have major issues with the 2.2.1?
superone on D1 2.2.1
followed the instructions: downloaded and opened on windows, hit run root, 10" later I was on the net on my ipad, laptop, and wii. awesome>
I've looked around and i cant find any answers. All help is appreciated.
Thanks
I'm in the same boat. Can somebody brilliant help us out?
Have you guys tried superoneclick? It worked on the last update and I'm pretty sure motorola only added 2 minor changes to this update
I've tried it many times with no success but I got it to work with an older version. Now I need to find a good rom lol.
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I was having issues with root not working properly with newer versions of Superoneclick last night and got around it by using Superoneclick 1.7 which has the rageagainstthecage method (removed after version 1.7).
Anyone know any good roms for 2.2.3?
creed45 said:
Anyone know any good roms for 2.2.3?
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Since 2.2.3 is an antiquated version of Android, there are no ROMs based on it. All Droid developers have put their efforts into maintaining Gingerbread (2.3.x) on the phone.
Ok but does anyone why my phone is showing the triangle and exclamation point tin g when I try to reboot into cwmz?
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I just sucessfully rooted my wife's original Verizon Moto Droid using superoneclick. It came from the one click thread found here --> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682
The key was to go go the bottom of the page and download the 2.2 version and not the 2.3
Hope this helps
I just got a droid a couple days ago and had this problem. What i did to fix it was used rsdlite to downgrade using the .sbf file for android version 2.2.2. Once at stock android 2.2.2 i rooted(search for tutorials its pretty easy). Once your rooted download rom manager. If you go into rom manager, flask clockworkmod recovery, then browse the downloable roms on rom manager you can find Peter Alfonso's roms. He has a rooted stock 2.2.3 rom. It is a long process but it works for me after not being able to find a way to root 2.2.3. Hope this long explanation helps.
creed45 said:
Ok but does anyone why my phone is showing the triangle and exclamation point tin g when I try to reboot into cwmz?
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You need to rename a file on your /system partition that overwrites clockwork.
http://androidforums.com/droid-all-...k-custom-recovery-wont-stick.html#post1448841
You will need to remount /system as read-write to do this.
Can you provide more detail? Where did you find the 2.2.2 .sbf file?
joey.gunnarson said:
I just got a droid a couple days ago and had this problem. What i did to fix it was used rsdlite to downgrade using the .sbf file for android version 2.2.2. Once at stock android 2.2.2 i rooted(search for tutorials its pretty easy). Once your rooted download rom manager. If you go into rom manager, flask clockworkmod recovery, then browse the downloable roms on rom manager you can find Peter Alfonso's roms. He has a rooted stock 2.2.3 rom. It is a long process but it works for me after not being able to find a way to root 2.2.3. Hope this long explanation helps.
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Where did you find the 2.2.2 .sbf file? I can't find it anywhere... Are there any other steps? or simply push the 2.2.2 file to phone from rsdlite? Thanks in advance...
I figured it out. I'm running rooted 2.2.1 with a custom rom.
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jaymode said:
I was having issues with root not working properly with newer versions of Superoneclick last night and got around it by using Superoneclick 1.7 which has the rageagainstthecage method (removed after version 1.7).
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I tried looking for Superoneclick 1.7 and couldn't find it could you possibly give me a link?
What are you trying to do eagle?
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jaymode said:
You need to rename a file on your /system partition that overwrites clockwork.
http://androidforums.com/droid-all-...k-custom-recovery-wont-stick.html#post1448841
You will need to remount /system as read-write to do this.
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Hey Jaymode, can you source that file for me? The link within the tread you referenced is dead. Thanks in advance.
-Mikey
here you guys go:
http://modmymobile.com/forums/491-r...v1-9-5-root-unroot-enable-non-market-app.html
There is a link to 1.7 in the first post.
So every post or site i find thru google, including the main post on here, that tells you how to do it, and gives you the zip with all the files in it that oyu need, the link to download that zip no longer works, i've tried so many different links, all of them thru multiupload and it always errors. So can someone help me find a working link, or just tell me everything that is in the zip so i can download it individually ! The help would be much appreciated !
well after lots of frustration i finally found the right files and my phone is rooted. I installed Busybox (super user was auto-instsalled when rooted) and i put CWM on there. SO now that i have clockworkrecovery, how exactly do you boot into recovery mode on the LG ? I kno how to do it with the droid x and droid 2 global, but this is my first non-Motorola android phone.
apparently, when i was in CLockworkMod, i selected the downlaod rom option so i could see what roms where there, and it says I need to install clockworkreocvery first (thought it was already installed) and so i click install, but the list of phones that pops up does not have my phone on it, the only LG phone it has is the Esteem. So how do i get ClockWorkRecovery to install and work ?
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apparently, when i was in CLockworkMod, i selected the downlaod rom option so i could see what roms where there, and it says I need to install clockworkreocvery first (thought it was already installed) and so i click install, but the list of phones that pops up does not have my phone on it, the only LG phone it has is the Esteem. So how do i get ClockWorkRecovery to install and work ?
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What you are using is an app called ROM Manager and you cannot install Clockworkmod Recovery from that app. No features on that app are compatible with the Revolution.
You need to go to this thread to download and install Clockworkmod Recovery. Just follow the instructions in this post and it will get you Clockworkmod Recovery:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1348557
yea i already had it installed, ClockWorkMod just seems to think it isn't, but if i click the reboot into recovery option from within ClockWorkMod, it does indeed boot into ClockWorkReocvery just fine. But I wasn't aware that clockworkmod didn't work for LG Revolution. Why is that ? I loved using it when I had my Droid X. They should fix that !
and so where can i find the ROMs for the LG Revolution ? I would also like to find some themes and what not.
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yea i already had it installed, ClockWorkMod just seems to think it isn't, but if i click the reboot into recovery option from within ClockWorkMod, it does indeed boot into ClockWorkReocvery just fine. But I wasn't aware that clockworkmod didn't work for LG Revolution. Why is that ? I loved using it when I had my Droid X. They should fix that !
and so where can i find the ROMs for the LG Revolution ? I would also like to find some themes and what not.
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There are only 2 ROMs currently available:
Rooted Stock Gingerbread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1348637
Gingervolt v1.3 (Gingerbread ROM):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1326542
All themes can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1181
We also have an overclockable kernel (up to 1.9gHz) that can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1371022
Hope all that helps! If you need any help with anything, just reply back here and let me know!
Theres like 5 roms available on theunlockr.com. Thanks for the help bro. I was stoked to hear there is a overclock kernal. Not sure how to use it tho. Ive always used apps like droidoverclock in the past
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Theres like 5 roms available on theunlockr.com. Thanks for the help bro. I was stoked to hear there is a overclock kernal. Not sure how to use it tho. Ive always used apps like droidoverclock in the past
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The other ROMs listed on theunlockr.com are most likely Froyo builds. There are only 2 Gingerbread builds. Just flash the kernel, then you can use an app like SetCPU or CPUtuner or ROM Toolbox Pro (recommended) to adjust the kernel settings.
How do you flash the kernel ?
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BackSeatSuicide said:
How do you flash the kernel ?
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Just like you would a ROM, then grab some kind of CPU tuning app so you can overclock or underclock, whichever you want.
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