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Unlocked Bootloader

I just rooted my Nexus One by way of super one click method without any issues. Have root, superuser permission, busybox, titanium backup. I do noot have the open lock when phone boots up so my bootloader is not unlocked. My question is this, (probably dumb but) Can I still nstall the cyanogenmod rom from Rom manager??? I have the paid version of Rom Manager and didn't want to unlock the bootloader if I didn't have to.
Thanks,
Vinny
Nexus one 2.2.2 FRG83G
PS I going to try CyanogenMod 6.1.1

You don't have bootloader unlocked, but since you have root, you can install CyanogenMod using Rom Manager.
It's not absolutely necessary to unlock bootloader in order to install customized rom. Unlocking bootloader is just the "official" way to let you install customized rom

Unlocked Bootloader Moto X Lost Root

Hi
I have a moto x with the bootloader unlocked and stock kernel with TWRP. Everything else is stock android 4.4 from T-Mobile.
I followed this thread to root the phone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2536200 "[HOW-TO][DEV EDITION ONLY]Root on 4.4 KitKat"
Everything went fine and I had root acces. I installed xposed framework and some moddueles without problem and cerberus but when I tried to install greenify I noticed I couldn't give it root permissions. I checked super su's app and everything seemed normal so I downloaded Root Checker to confirm I'm rooted but it says I'm not.
Knowing that I lost root (can't figure out why) I went to super su app and selected to unroot the device. Then I booted into recovery and flashed again the root zip but when checking again if I have root privileges with root checker, it still says no.
Now I can't get root again. I'd like to avoid using fastboot because I'm using linux (I'm a noob with bootloaders and fastboot because I got spoiled by Samsung).
Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance :fingers-crossed:
I forgot to mention that I did a backup before I rooted the device the first time in case that helps.
Nevermind. I fixed it.

[Q] I need lollipop kernel for my Xperia ZR(c5502)

Hi,
Is there anyone have lollipop kernel for Xperia zr(c5502).I want to root my phone through flash my phone to kitkat kernel and after rooting my phone I'll flash back to lollipop kernel. If anyone don't have the lollipop kernel then please tell me how to get kernel from ftf file.

If you want to root just use the kingroot new version. There a guide in this forum. is it really works if rooting with flash the kernel??

ujangns said:
If you want to root just use the kingroot new version. There a guide in this forum. is it really works if rooting with flash the kernel??
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I have tried kingoroot's latest version and it didn't work for me.So I want to try rooting my device in old way.When my device was in Kitkat 4.4.4 version I couldn't root it because easy rooting method was only available for kitkat 4.4.2,So I used 4.4.2 kernel to root my 4.4.4 kitkat updated device.This is why I want lollipop kernel for my device.Easy rooting instruction-“flash kitkat 4.4.2 kernel>use towelroot to root your device>after that again flash lollipop 5.0.2 kernel", that's all.Now you can have root access in your device.

Don't think so when i tried to flash 230 "4.4.2" kernel to root it it failed i got boot loop after flashing it and even after flashing the 454 kernel it still there and i had to flash the L Rom again

Hazem442 said:
Don't think so when i tried to flash 230 "4.4.2" kernel to root it it failed i got boot loop after flashing it and even after flashing the 454 kernel it still there and i had to flash the L Rom again
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So what to do then?I need to root my phone and there is no way to easily root lollipop.So that easy rooting method was only available for kitkat version only?

Røbin said:
So what to do then?I need to root my phone and there is no way to easily root lollipop.So that easy rooting method was only available for kitkat version only?
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I rooted mine wuth kingroot v4. 1 it works good but i can't benefit from root without xposed installer for

Hazem442 said:
I rooted mine wuth kingroot v4. 1 it works good but i can't benefit from root without xposed installer for
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I tried kingoroot but it didn't work for me.It installed as a system app and dose nothing at all.Also my device reboot automatically sometimes without any reason.So I wanted to remove it but I couldn't because it was a system app.I had to flash again.

Røbin said:
I tried kingoroot but it didn't work for me.It installed as a system app and dose nothing at all.Also my device reboot automatically sometimes without any reason.So I wanted to remove it but I couldn't because it was a system app.I had to flash again.
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Not kingoroot it's KingRoot
It installed as system app but u can remove it and install any other root app

Hazem442 said:
Not kingoroot it's KingRoot
It installed as system app but u can remove it and install any other root app
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Ops!my mistake.That was kingroot and I couldn't remove it but can be disabled.So it's useless for me.

[Q] htc one m7 5.0.2 root problem

hi
i root my device with serveral supesu versions and it's rooted but many application that need root permission not work on it

Root Options

I have a AT&T Note 3 that I rooted and updated with Kingoroot from 4.3 to 4.4.2 and have a baseband model number N900AUCUCMLG. Is there any way for me to upgrade to stock lollipop without losing root?

darthideut said:
I have a AT&T Note 3 that I rooted and updated with Kingoroot from 4.3 to 4.4.2 and have a baseband model number N900AUCUCMLG. Is there any way for me to upgrade to stock lollipop without losing root?
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If you have Safestrap installed, then you just need this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59666958&postcount=2. It is rooted Lollipop. If you don't have Safestrap installed, then you will need to install Busybox https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en (installed it, open it and do a normal install from inside the app). Next install Safestrap http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=7216 (install it, open it and grant Supersu permission and click install).

how can i root N900AUCUEOC1 ?towelroot kingoroot kingroot are failed

sunyakram said:
how can i root N900AUCUEOC1 ?towelroot kingoroot kingroot are failed
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Towelroot/Kingo only work on NC2 or older. You'll need to odin back to 4.4.2 (NC2), install towelroot, SafeStrap (3.75), & Busybox. Afterwards, you can open SafeStrap & flash the rooted OC1.

sunyakram said:
how can i root N900AUCUEOC1 ?towelroot kingoroot kingroot are failed
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You can't root OC1. You have to downgrade to NC2 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=54803130&postcount=136 when root it. Once you do that, then you can install Busybox and Safestrap, then flash the OC1 Rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59666958&postcount=2 in Safestrap. Just in case post #4 http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-3-att/help/att-note-3-lollipop-t3100657 has anything else you might need.

Rooted i747 said:
If you have Safestrap installed, then you just need this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59666958&postcount=2. It is rooted Lollipop. If you don't have Safestrap installed, then you will need to install Busybox https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en (installed it, open it and do a normal install from inside the app). Next install Safestrap http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=7216 (install it, open it and grant Supersu permission and click install).
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Thanks! I just got Lollipop installed! Now to finish setting up my phone...