I found this link indicating a way to root the 2014 Moto X. Nothing in it says that you need the Pure Edition to root. But that runs contrary to what I have read elsewhere?
Can someone confirm or deny that root can be achieved in non-Pure versions of the new Moto X?
Thanks.
You wouldn't even have to ask if it were possible right now. There would be than thousands of posts about it. So in short, no. No new Moto X with 4.4.4 has a root method.
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LexusBrian400 said:
You wouldn't even have to ask if it were possible right now. There would be thousands of posts about it. So in short, no. No new Moto X with 4.4.4 has a root method.
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Can you link to the post you're talking about
What about temp root, like towelroot?
drjim said:
I found this link indicating a way to root the 2014 Moto X. Nothing in it says that you need the Pure Edition to root. But that runs contrary to what I have read elsewhere?
Can someone confirm or deny that root can be achieved in non-Pure versions of the new Moto X?
Thanks.
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When you refer to a link and ask questions about it, it's generally a good idea to include that link so people have some reference of what you're talking about.
akellar said:
When you refer to a link and ask questions about it, it's generally a good idea to include that link so people have some reference of what you're talking about.
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My bad! Here it is:
http://www.technowasp.com/root-install-cwm-moto-x-2nd-gen-2014/#comment-453
drjim said:
My bad! Here it is:
http://www.technowasp.com/root-install-cwm-moto-x-2nd-gen-2014/#comment-453
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As stated in the article, it only works if you can unlock the bootloader through Motorola. If you can unlock the bootloader to begin with, root is trivial.
akellar said:
As stated in the article, it only works if you can unlock the bootloader through Motorola. If you can unlock the bootloader to begin with, root is trivial.
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And unlocking the bootloader isn't possible, even with the instructions in that link?
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I currently just got a Verizon version moto x and using it on my at&t network.I'm new to the Verizon moto x and just want to know if 4.4.2 is rootable and unlock boot loader on the Verizon version? If so will it cause me not to be able to get connection using at&t or does it not matter?
Short answer. No. Sorry.
If it was on a version lower than 4.4.2 you could root it. But its on 4.4.2, so no can do.
However, go to general thread and see the China unlock thread. For $45 you can unlock the bootloader..IF your phone is on his list. Then you are golden!
That's the only hope you have. ?
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Wait, dev edition? Or regular?
KJ said:
Short answer. No. Sorry.
If it was on a version lower than 4.4.2 you could root it. But its on 4.4.2, so no can do.
However, go to general thread and see the China unlock thread. For $45 you can unlock the bootloader..IF your phone is on his list. Then you are golden!
That's the only hope you have. ?
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Wait, dev edition? Or regular?
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Thank you for the info
Where can I find the Stock firmware? Links would be nice
Thanks in advance.
Here's the complete moto X guide, a sticky in the general section. Go to the returning to stock section. There's a link for firmware (sbf) . If your 4.4.4 is released yet, which it may or may not be.
If not, might have to wait. And not sure what you are doing exactly.... But don't downgrade Android versions. If you value your device.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2603358
KJ said:
Here's the complete moto X guide, a sticky in the general section. Go to the returning to stock section. There's a link for firmware (sbf) . If your 4.4.4 is released yet, which it may or may not be.
If not, might have to wait. And not sure what you are doing exactly.... But don't downgrade Android versions. If you value your device.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2603358
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That would work if the OP had a 2013 X, but the topic says 2014, so a better place to start would probably be the 2014 Moto X forum.
Sent from my Moto X
imnuts said:
That would work if the OP had a 2013 X, but the topic says 2014, so a better place to start would probably be the 2014 Moto X forum.
Sent from my Moto X
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Lol good catch! ?
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Yeah, OP ... If you flash anything from this section.... You'll likely be phone shopping again soon. ?
http://www.google.com
I think I will rock this M7 for another year. Is solid, working perfectly but I will need to root it. Any root available for Lollipop?
Yes
BD619 said:
Yes
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LOL! Way to be specific there. :highfive:
coal686 said:
LOL! Way to be specific there. :highfive:
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Lol there is a link in my sig
engelsione said:
I think I will rock this M7 for another year. Is solid, working perfectly but I will need to root it. Any root available for Lollipop?
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Your signature says you are 'rooted' already, but maybe 'unlocked' is the better term? Since your phone appears to be unlocked and s-off, you are all set to use custom 'rooted' ROMs. There are several rooted Lollipop ROMs to choose from in the development section.
Hey Can somebody please hook me with links Tutorial on how root my HTC one I'm on complete stock lollipop
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jdjohn said:
Your signature says you are 'rooted' already, but maybe 'unlocked' is the better term? Since your phone appears to be unlocked and s-off, you are all set to use custom 'rooted' ROMs. There are several rooted Lollipop ROMs to choose from in the development section.
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Hey Can somebody please hook me with links Tutorial on how root my HTC one I'm on complete stock lollipop.
Alright, before I get all into this post, If I'm like, posting this in the wrong section I apologize deeply. New, but I would love to have this question answered.
I recently switched from iPhone to my Nexus 6. Love it. I want to root my Nexus 6 though, I have this from T-Mobile and it's running Android 5.1 right now, are there any guides out there or videos that you could link that runs me through how to root it that won't break my phone since I'm running 5.1? Thanks.
Google search it
dicecuber said:
Google search it
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Well, I want a safe root. Or else i wouldn't be here lol.
ImPotatOS said:
Well, I want a safe root. Or else i wouldn't be here lol.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2948481
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Basically, unlock bootloader, flash TWRP, flash SuperSU. Profit.
Evolution_Tech said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2948481
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Basically, unlock bootloader, flash TWRP, flash SuperSU. Profit.
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Thank you so much, and is this compatible with 5.1?
ImPotatOS said:
Thank you so much, and is this compatible with 5.1?
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Yes, completely.
Evolution_Tech said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2948481
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Basically, unlock bootloader, flash TWRP, flash SuperSU. Profit.
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You don't need to flash twrp.
a) You can fastboot boot cf-auto-root.img
b) You can fastboot boot twrp.img and then adb sideload root.zip through it.
This is a Nexus with fastboot. Not a samsuck.
ImPotatOS said:
Well, I want a safe root. Or else i wouldn't be here lol.
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How is it not safe? Find a reputable site like xda etc
ImPotatOS said:
Alright, before I get all into this post, If I'm like, posting this in the wrong section I apologize deeply. New, but I would love to have this question answered.
I recently switched from iPhone to my Nexus 6. Love it. I want to root my Nexus 6 though, I have this from T-Mobile and it's running Android 5.1 right now, are there any guides out there or videos that you could link that runs me through how to root it that won't break my phone since I'm running 5.1? Thanks.
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The only thing breaking phones is not knowing what you`re doing followed by making the wrong decision All 2 above suggestions are great btw.
Hello fellow XDA members,
I just got the Moto G 2014 and I have been looking into rooting and flashing for this phone. I have a few questions:
1. What is the difference between this variant (XT1072) and the other ones. This has 4G LTE, its that the only difference or does your phones have it as well?
2. Is rooting and flashing worth it? I have been looking at a couple of ROMs and Kernels and I'm not sure whether rooting is the way to go. I have modded all my previous phones but this phone is fast and it rarely has any problems.
3. Do any of the ROMs even support this model or are all the models the same and their shouldn't be any problem flashing?
Thanks for your help [emoji14]
Sync.
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Plz upload your non-modified palystore's host file.
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Plz upload your non-modified palystore's host file.
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What do you mean? The system apk of the playstore? If so, I can't do that since I am not rooted. Also, why are you posting something like that in another persons thread. I'm sure you will be helped much faster if you create your own thread. I recommend downloading the apk of the internet if you want it, just do a quick google search.
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Google playstore's host is deleted. For this i need the host file.
-SyncSoft- said:
Hello fellow XDA members,
I just got the Moto G 2014 and I have been looking into rooting and flashing for this phone. I have a few questions:
1. What is the difference between this variant (XT1072) and the other ones. This has 4G LTE, its that the only difference or does your phones have it as well?
2. Is rooting and flashing worth it? I have been looking at a couple of ROMs and Kernels and I'm not sure whether rooting is the way to go. I have modded all my previous phones but this phone is fast and it rarely has any problems.
3. Do any of the ROMs even support this model or are all the models the same and their shouldn't be any problem flashing?
Thanks for your help [emoji14]
Sync.
Sent from my XT1072 using Tapatalk
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This post should answer your question: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/help/xt1072-compatible-roms-t3068071
I have a Moto G (2014) XT1068 and it doesn't have 4G. I've read posts of devices being bricked because of attempting to install ROMs meant for the regular Moto G (2014) so I wouldn't recommend it. Sadly, there don't seem to be anyROMS for your phone...
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However, you can root your phone and install Xposed Framework to get customization features of other ROMs but I think that's about all you can do...
dakshay95 said:
This post should answer your question: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/help/xt1072-compatible-roms-t3068071
I have a Moto G (2014) XT1068 and it doesn't have 4G. I've read posts of devices being bricked because of attempting to install ROMs meant for the regular Moto G (2014) so I wouldn't recommend it. Sadly, there don't seem to be anyROMS for your phone...
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However, you can root your phone and install Xposed Framework to get customization features of other ROMs but I think that's about all you can do...
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Yeah I thought that the only way was to use xposed if there are no ROMs. Thanks anyway!
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dakshay95 said:
Sadly, there don't seem to be anyROMS for your phone...
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2015/
LuK1337 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2015/
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Whoops... Sorry about that