I'm happy with my phone, but I would like to root it just to freeze bloatware and be able to use Titanium for full back up with app settings, not to flash roms or anything more. I did the bubby's simple root without success, so I'm back to stock AT&T rom. After reading a little bit on it, I noticed that quite a few people did it without a problem, but those were on 2.2 or 2.1, my Inspire is on 2.2.1 and kept telling me that can't do it because was too new of a firmware.
Questions is, is that a new HTC anti-rooting move with 2.2.1? I know that part of rooting the Inspire is to downgrade first, root it and flash a ROM of your likings. Downgrading on a phone on 2.2.1 doesn't work, am I the only one with this issue? I guess I'll be waiting for an update on rooting or for Unrevoked to be updated for the Inspire.
I've seen using SDK and/or ADB to get rid of or renaming apps (freezing them) without rooting, is that even possible?
Help is appreciated.
Questions is, is that a new HTC anti-rooting move with 2.2.1? I know that part of rooting the Inspire is to downgrade first, root it and flash a ROM of your likings. Downgrading on a phone on 2.2.1 doesn't work, am I the only one with this issue? I guess I'll be waiting for an update on rooting or for Unrevoked to be updated for the Inspire.
I've seen using SDK and/or ADB to get rid of or renaming apps (freezing them) without rooting, is that even possible?
Help is appreciated.
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