bubby's simple root- got my vote

[fernandezhjr]

I have the stock gingerbread upgrade. Can I root my inspire?

Yes, but don't use Bubby's with gingerbread. It hasn't been updated. Use the Hack Kit. It has been updated and will root with the gingerbread rom installed.

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[Str8Klownin1]

Will someone please help me I am new to android rooting, I have a iphone 4 also that's jail broken 4.3.3, can someone help me learn how to root and I hear bubby's is the best but where do I find it and how do I use it? I have a htc inspire 4g, which has gingerbread 2.3.3 and it has htc sense 2.1 thanks.

 

[fernandezhjr]

Will someone please help me I am new to android rooting, I have a iphone 4 also that's jail broken 4.3.3, can someone help me learn how to root and I hear bubby's is the best but where do I find it and how do I use it? I have a htc inspire 4g, which has gingerbread 2.3.3 and it has htc sense 2.1 thanks.

See my post above yours. Go to XDA Developers Forum. In the development section under the Inspire threads look for Ace Hack Kit.

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[2f2bl]

I would like Bubby's where can I get it...

 

[pazzo02]

I would like Bubby's where can I get it...

I don't beleive it's being supported anymore. If you're looking to root your Inspire, the Ace Hack Kit is really the only accepted method anymore.

[TOOL] Advanced ACE Hack Kit (13012012) - xda-developers

 

[wrenhal]

I don't beleive it's being supported anymore. If you're looking to root your Inspire, the Ace Hack Kit is really the only accepted method anymore.

[TOOL] Advanced ACE Hack Kit (13012012) - xda-developers

On to of that if you're on an AT&T stock you are almost guaranteed to NOT lose data in the rooting process. Thus, you can root, then install titanium backup and backup your settings and contacts and stuff. Used to not be that way.

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[mysbp31]

On to of that if you're on an AT&T stock you are almost guaranteed to NOT lose data in the rooting process. Thus, you can root, then install titanium backup and backup your settings and contacts and stuff. Used to not be that way.

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Wow, seems that all "legit" methods of rooting the inspire have gone away?