I've seen some really interesting themes on here and i would like to give them a try but i have no idea how to apply them to my phone after downloading them
i have a Samsung Galaxy S i9000
rooted with GINGERBREAD.XXJVP 2.3.4
would anyone be able to help me out with some step by step guides if it's no trouble to anyone
thanks
see this post hope it helps
gigeaky said:
see this post hope it helps
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thanks for this but ive had a look around and i cant actually see any steps to apply the themes at all, and ive seen this proper cool one that i want to put on my phone but i dont know how to apply it
minuti76000 said:
thanks for this but ive had a look around and i cant actually see any steps to apply the themes at all, and ive seen this proper cool one that i want to put on my phone but i dont know how to apply it
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i think all stated there..u can read it care fully,.
1. copy ur desired theme into sd card (must be compatible with ur version)
2. root ur phone and enter recovery (must have CWM)
3. go to>install file from zip
4. select the file
5. flash it and reboot.now u have the theme
Hey.... I need to root my Samsung Galaxy S I9000 GingerBreadDDJV9. Can you guide me on this.
Thanks in advance.
hcbhatt said:
Hey.... I need to root my Samsung Galaxy S I9000 GingerBreadDDJV9. Can you guide me on this.
Thanks in advance.
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Most of times you not only need to be rooted, but also have a deodexed rom.
Check this out first on the themes threads, if they don't mention about deodexed rom, ask about it.
Sometimes its easier to install a custom rom already themed.
For rooting search for CF-Root thread from Chainfire on dev section (I have a link in my signature), and search the version for your rom.
Get Odin 1.30 or 1.82 and flash CF-Root file as PDA
that's all, you have to make sure before trying this that you have 3-button combo.
Related
Well, I see lot's of questions about rooting. Here's a small guide on how to do that.
1. Download the attachment to this post. (upd_1.zip)
2. Put the file on the root of your SD-card. (Not in a folder/directory, but on the top layer.)
3. Power down your phone.
4. Enter recovery mode by holding Home+Power-buttons at the same time.
5. Use the volume key's to scroll through the menu. Select 'Apply update from sd-card'(Could be something else, but looks like this.) Use the home button to aplly function.
6. Use 'Select zip from sd card' to find upd_1.zip on your SD-card.
7. When it asks you if you wanna apply the update, select yes. Use the home button to confirm.
8. Wait for it to finish, then reboot. Your phone is now rooted.
P.S. I'm sorry, but I'm not able to make screenshots/pictures. But, it ain't that hard.
EDIT: If this doesn't work, try Doomlords way. All credits to him off course.DooMLoRD's Easy Rooting Toolkit
For gingerbread frimware you can also root withDoomlord's Easy Rooting Toolkit.
You can grab it from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321582
All credits go to DoomLord ofc!
quendil said:
For gingerbread frimware you can also root withDoomlord's Easy Rooting Toolkit.
You can grab it from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321582
All credits go to DoomLord ofc!
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Tried it, and it didn't work... Don't know why it didn't. Got similar problems as using super one click. It almost looks like the exploit that it uses was closed by samsung. The upd_1.zip is one of the procedures that seems to be working all the time...
But, thanks anyway!
EDIT: The zip does NOT work on the XXKPI stock ROM. This does!!! Thanks!
Some doubts related to rooting !
1. I rooted my current firmware, and now planning to change the firmware (Stock ROMs only), so I should have to repeat the Process again, isn't it? (ie, applying Upd_1.zip file)
2. Does the Custom ROMs comes pre-rooted (CyanogenMod, Vanilla ROM, other ROMs etc) or should have to do the rooting process manually ?
3. Is rooting helpful to move apps like Official Facebook, Twitter, FriendCaster, Yahoo Messenger etc. to SD card? PS:- I'm not using widgets anyway.
Thank you!
Bunnybugs_007 said:
Well, I see lot's of questions about rooting. Here's a small guide on how to do that.
1. Download the attachment to this post. (upd_1.zip)
2. Put the file on the root of your SD-card. (Not in a folder/directory, but on the top layer.)
3. Power down your phone.
4. Enter recovery mode by holding Home+Power-buttons at the same time.
5. Use the volume key's to scroll through the menu. Select 'Apply update from sd-card'(Could be something else, but looks like this.) Use the home button to aplly function.
6. Use 'Select zip from sd card' to find upd_1.zip on your SD-card.
7. When it asks you if you wanna apply the update, select yes. Use the home button to confirm.
8. Wait for it to finish, then reboot. Your phone is now rooted.
P.S. I'm sorry, but I'm not able to make screenshots/pictures. But, it ain't that hard.
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bull**** man
i rooted my phone my market disappeared now my application downloaded from market even are not working
now i unrooted my phone
i went to manage application and saw the apps
market disappeared and there is only market feed\back agent and market updater left please help
Well, you must have done something wrong then seems that flashing google apps solves it. Not sure. Maybe worth a try?
P.S. Hundreds of people rooted their phones this way... So callin' it bull**** while you made a mistake is pretty lame...
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Mini using XDA-Premium.
Bunnybugs_007 said:
Well, you must have done something wrong then seems that flashing google apps solves it. Not sure. Maybe worth a try?
P.S. Hundreds of people rooted their phones this way... So callin' it bull**** while you made a mistake is pretty lame...
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Mini using XDA-Premium.
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so what do i do?
i installed it from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1255305
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did it
thanks to all for support
bye cya adiyos
coolsandie said:
Some doubts related to rooting !
1. I rooted my current firmware, and now planning to change the firmware (Stock ROMs only), so I should have to repeat the Process again, isn't it? (ie, applying Upd_1.zip file)
2. Does the Custom ROMs comes pre-rooted (CyanogenMod, Vanilla ROM, other ROMs etc) or should have to do the rooting process manually ?
3. Is rooting helpful to move apps like Official Facebook, Twitter, FriendCaster, Yahoo Messenger etc. to SD card? PS:- I'm not using widgets anyway.
Thank you!
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1. Yeah...
2. Not always... Depends on what rom, and on what the dev wanted to achieve...
3. Not sure. But lots of usefull apps need root acces...
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Mini using XDA-Premium.
does it work for other GB versions?
Hi, I have GB 2.3.6 and i want to root it, will it work in this version? and IF there were newer version of GB , will it work too?
UPDATE: no, it doesn't work... so can anyone figure out how to root GB 2.3.6?
Mikeeryza said:
Hi, I have GB 2.3.6 and i want to root it, will it work in this version? and IF there were newer version of GB , will it work too?
UPDATE: no, it doesn't work... so can anyone figure out how to root GB 2.3.6?
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try doomlord root. work for me
I've added the link to Doomlords Easy Rooting Toolkit to the first post.
cant root after updateting to 2.3.6
Hi
i just updated my mini to 2.3.6 using kies. My phone was rooted before but after the update it has unrooted ... i tried the DooMLoRD tool kit ... didnt work at all
pls help me with the rooting ... i m not a expert
kernel version
2.6.35.7-perf-CL727859
[email protected]#1
Have you tried upd_1.zip method?
Sent from my GT-S5570 using xda premium
yap tried that ... it seems it works on 2.3.4 .... mine is 2.3.6
finally rooted the phone ... check the blog
yagyagaire.blogspot.
I am new to android phones, but not to Linux, other Os's and computers. Few days ago i bought mini, and today i upgraded firmware to gingerbread, and rooted with doomlord. it all worked fine, except that after upgrade samsung home launcher repetedly crushed so i needed to do a factory reset. i did backup before so no data lost. That's it.
I just wanted to say that doomlord worked for me.
just rooted my samsung mini in less then one minute , thanks
custom rom
custom rom to install after root
root to gingerbread 2.3.6 does not work
Root for galaxy mini with gingerbread stock rom 2.3.6 does not work, not even with downlord or with the udp_1.zip method... is there another method to root it?.
susubiskut said:
custom rom to install after root
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You don't need to root your mini to install custom ROMs... as they comes pre-rooted
You can start with emanoN ROM... its still the best choice for me...
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angello_df said:
Root for galaxy mini with gingerbread stock rom 2.3.6 does not work, not even with downlord or with the udp_1.zip method... is there another method to root it?.
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Try this link :
"http://yagyagaire.blogspot.in/2011/12/rooting-samsung-galaxy-pop-with.html"
It worked for me on every GB 2.3.6 stock ROMs that I used.
What are the best combinations for i9000 at this moment?I mean what firmware+lagfix should i put on my phone?
Now i have 2.3.4 XXJVP.
I have just one preference,to put ICS on this device.
Please give me download links+step by step guide for beginers.Don't send me to other page.
Cheers.
there shd be links and instruction on their specific threads.. however ICS do follow CM7 procedures for installation
xeNonn1 said:
What are the best combinations for i9000 at this moment?I mean what firmware+lagfix should i put on my phone?
Now i have 2.3.4 XXJVP.
I have just one preference,to put ICS on this device.
Please give me download links+step by step guide for beginers.Don't send me to other page.
Cheers.
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here is the link:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1102881
ICS for beginners
Maybe you should first read more about root, recovery mode, and flashing in general, because when anything happen with your device, you may have to deal with odin for example.
xeNonn1 said:
What are the best combinations for i9000 at this moment?I mean what firmware+lagfix should i put on my phone?
Now i have 2.3.4 XXJVP.
I have just one preference,to put ICS on this device.
Please give me download links+step by step guide for beginers.Don't send me to other page.
Cheers.
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If you're new to this, you will have to read a lot more than one page!
Also ICS is still only a release candidate for i9000, so tisn't perfect, there be [small] dragons...
Flake x
i dont think u should flash ICS now as u r a beginner...wait for a stable release,but u can always go for the GB roms..
Good guides are available
I, being a noob, installed ICS just fine using a really clear step-by-step guide from theandroidsoul.com/android-4-0-update-for-galaxy-s-i9000-custom-rom/
Download links are included in the guide, and I encountered no major problems so far.
Just 2 more tips: if you get an error during the flashing, just reboot into download mode again and flash again and if you get in a bootloop after updating from zip, reboot into recovery mode and update from zip again, should work.
Hey Guys! Im going to explain how i got my self in this situation
I got my new Note 2 days ago and decided to root it at first. (KK4)
Which i did but not with CWM Manager so i used the InitialCFRootFlasher to get CWM Manager working.
Then i used Odin to flash the XLA4 on my device so i could get the RocketRom after that. But now when i want to go inte CWM Recovery mode to do a Nandorid backup i just get to the original recovery mode. And when i open CWM manager it says that i need a CF-Root V5.0 or newer.
What should i do? Really didnt know how to search for this so sorry if there already is a thread about this.
Please help me out guys
Dont wanna ruin my phone because i didnt know better
Thanks in advance!
Keep calm mate, don't worry.
I just wonder if your phone is properly rooted or not. If it is ok, you can download and flash CF-Root for LA4-v5.0 here http://download.chainfire.eu/140/CF-Root/SGN/CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LA4-v5.0-CWM5.zip
If not, you can read clearly this topic, thanks to CF to solve your problem:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1331784
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Then i used Odin to flash the XLA4 on my device so i could get the RocketRom after that.
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If you have use PC odin to get LA4(and seems you did it), then simply, you have lost Root + CWM.
N LA4 is not necessary b4 Rocket ROM.
If above is true, you have just option to downgrade n Re root + CWM
Oh, didnt see the replies before i edited it, i solved the problem just like u described in ur post taycuong76
didnt scroll down enough to see that there was a CF-root for the LA4
thx anyway love to see the great support and that everybody wants to help even if there already is a thread about this. Just makes me more satisfied with switching from the toy iphone 4 to a real phone
Got rocketrom on my phone now, just amazing that there are so many custom ROMs to choose from
Thanks again guys
EDIT: "unEdited" my thread for anybody that find themselves in this sitauation
Just dont panic like i did
Hey all
I have been trying to root my Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830L for the past couple of days without any success. I am right now running 2.3.4 with Build number mentioned as Gingerbread.UBKP7. The prevalent methods such as using the root.zip file / using superoneclick abort in the middle of the process. Any help would be highly appreciated
Thanks
Sudharshan
Cf-root ?
Defy-ing all limits.
S5830 and S5830L are The same phones with different basebands so if it works for S5830 it will work for S5830L
Enviado desde mi GT-S5830
Still no luck rooting s5830L or s5830T
I thought renewing this thread might get the attention of someone who has successfully rooted their Galaxy Ace GT-S5830L or GT-S5830T with Gingerbread 2.3.4 DDKQ4. I'm a full on newb at all this, and have been scouring this forum for answers the past few days.
I got my S5830L a couple of weeks ago, and getting it rooted has stumped me. roidzmaster and oldernerd with S5830T models have been posting in this thread, but have not solved their similar rooting problems either.
I have read and tried files for rooting found on stickies and tutorials in these forums here, and here, and on Yagya Gaire's page here. The files and instructions were identical to ones I found elsewhere on the net here, and here. But my Ace responds with this error:
error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip (status 7) installation aborted
So:
1. Can anyone who has successfully root their s5830L please respond and tell me how it was done?
2. And can someone confirm what I read in the Newbie Guide for your Galaxy Ace sticky that suggests that before I root, I can install Clockworkmod and completely backup my phone to a custom ROM? I followed a link on that sticky to a page with a link to download ClockWorkMod 4.0.0.9. And I also found a newer Clockwork Mod Recovery v5.0.2.6 on Yagya Gaire's page. But I'm not sure if it's wise to install ClockworkMod before rooting.
3. Is there any reason to prefer one of the methods Yagya suggests for flashing clockworkmod with Odin and CWMManager.apk rather than Ace's recovery mode?
Thanks for any help on this.
TS
I had the same problem, I can't remember the name of the site I tried but I can give you the names of the files I downloaded, there were 2 different ones I tried, the first did not work but the second did, here are the names:
upd_1.zip
http://www.mediafire.com/?te9cdr348u7j4xz
I think this was the one that worked for me, it was so long ago, PM me if you get any problems.
Thanks amd-dude... but no luck on that file. Have PMed you.
Well this dropped to page 2 of listings a while back... I was really hoping someone might have a solution for rooting the L model at some point today.
The file called AceGingerRoot.zip worked on stock 2.3.4 L version (umkp3). Can't upload it right now, look for it in Latin android forums.
Sent from my GT-S5830 using XDA
dxppxd said:
The file called AceGingerRoot.zip worked on stock 2.3.4 L version (umkp3). Can't upload it right now, look for it in Latin android forums
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Thanks... in fact I just had that suggested a little while ago, and I've found 2 different versions.
Do you know if S5830L phones have been successfully UNrooted with the unroot.zip file I've found in many places after rooting with AceGingerRoot.zip?
It seems many methods of rooting require a matching unrooting file to work properly.
Well, i've never had the need to unroot.
Unroot is useful if you're taking your Ace to SAT without losing your warranty. Chances are, when that happens unrooting won't be possible (if only we had a brick for every time someone tried ROM MANAGER on their Ace).
If unroot.zip doesn't work, just reflash stock (or factory reset) and root will be gone. That's when CWM becomes useful, you can always restore your backup and have your phone the way it was.
This is the one i used to root my first time on stock 2.3.4 GT-5830L (on stock recovery, not sure if it works the same on CWM:
AceGingerRoot.zip
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/75819435/AceGingerRoot.zip
Try it out
dxppxd said:
Well, i've never had the need to unroot.
Unroot is useful if you're taking your Ace to SAT without losing your warranty. Chances are, when that happens unrooting won't be possible (if only we had a brick for every time someone tried ROM MANAGER on their Ace).
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Downloaded my stock S5830LUBKP7 ROM from samfirmware and plan to flash with Odin if needs be. Just want to insure I can get warranty support.
If unroot.zip doesn't work, just reflash stock (or factory reset) and root will be gone. That's when CWM becomes useful, you can always restore your backup and have your phone the way it was.
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But doesn't having CWM in there void the warranty too?
CWM This is the one i used to root my first time on stock 2.3.4 GT-5830L (on stock recovery, not sure if it works the same on CWM:
AceGingerRoot.zip
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/75819435/AceGingerRoot.zip
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I take it you haven't tried unrooting with unroot.zip I don't know if unroot.zip resets everything AceGingerRoot.zip configures... but I read the very bottom of one webpage that might imply it would work.
Thanks so very much for your feedback dxppxd.
Well the rooting went very easily. I had a choice of 3 methods, but I just ended up extracting 'updater-script' from root.zip, adding an L to the end of GT-S5830 in the script, made a new zip archive with it, and flashed the phone in recovery mode. Tested unrooting with unroot.zip too, and that worked fine.
Now on to installing CWM and backing up the exiting ROM. I originally found v4.0.0.9 for the Ace, but now see see Yagya has a v5.0.2.6.
Does anyone have a link to info on what all CWM can do, and if there's any reason to prefer the older version over the new?
hi i was wondering if you could up load the file you changed to root your phone with im having the excaxt same problem.
amazingafroman said:
hi i was wondering if you could up load the file you changed to root your phone with im having the excaxt same problem.
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Here's the root.zip I modified and the unroot.zip file that was basically the same file I found online in several places. Post back and let me know if it works for you.
I had the same problem as you.
The one who worked was AceGingerRoot.zip
Its the same method to install as upd_1.zip
Just other files and other name.
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The one who worked was AceGingerRoot.zip
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That zip had one extra file in the archive that my root.zip didn't have, and 2 that were very different. Also I found the same root.zip file paired in several places online with the exact same unroot.zip. So since I'm still just learning Android/Linux, I felt safer making a simple change (adding the L) to the root.zip file and gambling that the matching unroot.zip file would work properly to undo the changes that root.zip had made.
I couldn't find any web pages that offered any matching file to unroot the changes that the version of AceGingerRoot.zip they offered as a download would make. But the various versions of AceGingerRoot.zip and root.zip are so similar I'd bet you'll find that unroot.zip file will probably unroot your phone too. Have you tried it?
I'm having the same problem, when i try to update from sd card, it aborts in the middle of the proccess.
Have someone already succesfully rooted for the Ace gt 5830L, if the answer is yes, can you provide a guide for the method (and the working update)?
Thanks in advance
TakuSkan said:
Here's the root.zip I modified and the unroot.zip file that was basically the same file I found online in several places. Post back and let me know if it works for you.
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Hey bro, you are awesome thank you so much for those files I was having the same problem. Cheers!!!
Turbo2Tonos said:
I'm having the same problem, when i try to update from sd card, it aborts in the middle of the proccess.
Have someone already succesfully rooted for the Ace gt 5830L, if the answer is yes, can you provide a guide for the method (and the working update)?
Thanks in advance
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Hey buddy I also have the GT 5830L and could not root it with any other files out there, So I downloaded TakuSkan's root.zip from POST #14 and "used it" from the recovery menu and it worked like a charm.
Tovagulet said:
I had the same problem as you.
The one who worked was AceGingerRoot.zip
Its the same method to install as upd_1.zip
Just other files and other name.
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it worked for me too on GB for my ace s5830L..
amazing!
good job team!!!
I would like to root my Samsung Galaxy S but i cannot find the right root file for my gingerbread xwjvi. I would like to afterwards flash to the new android 4. So it needs to work with clockworkmod.
I have look through this thread but not found any for XWJVI:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=788108
If you find the right root file, tell me please! I also need it!
FOund it but confused
Alright the root file is over here - link This works only if you are running Froyo(2.1)(Do this at ur own risk .Im not responsible if anything goes wrong!!!!)
You have to install this root file by booting into recovery and then installing the update.zip by selecting install update from sd card in the bootloader menu(I am assuming that u know how to do this but if you dont just post it)
By the way you can flash(install) android 4 custom ROM using the stock recovery too. Why do u wanna use CWM only to flash the ROM???
THanks for your answer webconnect.
Actually you are right when you wonder why i only ask for the CWM.
What i actually want to do is to have the lastest stable android on the phone.
Then only thread i found about this stated to root and then use cwm.
If you know another way with the stock recovery instructions would be much appreciated.
Thanks alot in advance
hi i'm just helping my friend to root her SGS and I came across this:
http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-s-gingerbread-xwjw1-root-52954/
hope it helps you as how it helped me too