Re: G3 TweaksBox
You should be a to receive it. It'll break root and all customizations I believe.
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You should be a to receive it. It'll break root and all customizations I believe.
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G3 TweaksBox - Want to Tweak your G3? (Root Required)
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Re: G3 TweaksBox
Does this enable a scrollable dock?? That's the only feature in missing from Nova...
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Does this enable a scrollable dock?? That's the only feature in missing from Nova...
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Good to know I actually had the same question. Should I uninstall xposed. First though or can I just do a straight update
LeoRex
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As far a bricking, I've been playing with Xposed for a long time and I have yet to brick a phone. Got some whacky FC's when I caused some overlapping issues, but never anything easy to stop.
Make a nandroid backup in any case
If you do a factory reset all Xposed stuff gets wiped.
As far a bricking, I've been playing with Xposed for a long time and I have yet to brick a phone. Got some whacky FC's when I caused some overlapping issues, but never anything easy to stop.
Make a nandroid backup in any case
ffejjj
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Re: G3 TweaksBox
The more I use Xposed and Tweak the more i appreciate them. So much control...
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The more I use Xposed and Tweak the more i appreciate them. So much control...
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I said I was not doing it but I did it, I rooted my G3. Main reason: customization being tweekbox the way to achieve the look I'm looking for.
The last phone I rooted was a D2 so I'm really out of shape.
I already installed WCM, root explorer, Titanium BU pro, tweekbox G3, xposed, SU, busybox and every single paid rooted app I purchased back then... Can't find WCM recovery (maybe cause is not compatible?)
Now the questions!
1-Do I need a nandroid backup? I've read somewhere that since we have a locked bootloader it's useless to have i.e.
2-if I do needed. Can I use online nandroid instead of WCM recovery?
3-I'm not flashing any roms. I like the G3's UI and just want to modify it a little.
Can I still get Android L when it comes out?
Thank you guys
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I said I was not doing it but I did it, I rooted my G3. Main reason: customization being tweekbox the way to achieve the look I'm looking for.
The last phone I rooted was a D2 so I'm really out of shape.
I already installed WCM, root explorer, Titanium BU pro, tweekbox G3, xposed, SU, busybox and every single paid rooted app I purchased back then... Can't find WCM recovery (maybe cause is not compatible?)
Now the questions!
1-Do I need a nandroid backup? I've read somewhere that since we have a locked bootloader it's useless to have i.e.
2-if I do needed. Can I use online nandroid instead of WCM recovery?
3-I'm not flashing any roms. I like the G3's UI and just want to modify it a little.
Can I still get Android L when it comes out?
Thank you guys
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rong21
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Re: G3 TweaksBox
Why would I want to pay for this when Gravity Box is free and does the same basic stuff?
Why would I want to pay for this when Gravity Box is free and does the same basic stuff?
It's a $1.99 and it helps support the devs hard work.
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Thinking of giving this a go but have a couple of questions.
1, is towelroot the easiest method of rooting the G3.
2, does the g3 tweakbox have an 'appbar' option bar that you pull in from the left or right of home screen, fill it with apps that you can scroll through), I currently have Xblast tools on my Nexus 4 which has this included.
3, what's the process for undoing root for warranty purposes should the need arise?
I do like the idea of rooting devices, especially now with all these tweaking tools about, but I've never been brave enough to root while still under warranty, lol.
Thinking of giving this a go but have a couple of questions.
1, is towelroot the easiest method of rooting the G3.
2, does the g3 tweakbox have an 'appbar' option bar that you pull in from the left or right of home screen, fill it with apps that you can scroll through), I currently have Xblast tools on my Nexus 4 which has this included.
3, what's the process for undoing root for warranty purposes should the need arise?
I do like the idea of rooting devices, especially now with all these tweaking tools about, but I've never been brave enough to root while still under warranty, lol.
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Can only answer #1 but towelroot and Stump Root to me seem to be the easiest. Personally I used Stump Root for what it's worth
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Can only answer #1 but towelroot and Stump Root to me seem to be the easiest. Personally I used Stump Root for what it's worth
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LeoRex
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A) because $2 is nothing to reward a dev who does good work. Support the indie developers.... that's where all the cool stuff is coming from.
and
b) Gravity Box is designed for AOSP roms (like the Nexus) G3 Tweaksbox is designed specifically for the G3's Optimus UI, and will work a hell of a lot better. You have to be careful running Xposed modules that aren't compatible with your ROM.... you're liable to dump a whole bucket of suck on your phone.
A) because $2 is nothing to reward a dev who does good work. Support the indie developers.... that's where all the cool stuff is coming from.
and
b) Gravity Box is designed for AOSP roms (like the Nexus) G3 Tweaksbox is designed specifically for the G3's Optimus UI, and will work a hell of a lot better. You have to be careful running Xposed modules that aren't compatible with your ROM.... you're liable to dump a whole bucket of suck on your phone.
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Not necessarily. OTA updates generally check to make sure you have both the stock recovery AND all factory installed applications. Rooting alone won't generally prevent OTAs, but if you use that root access to debloat the phone, or apply non-standard system apks, the OTA will likely fail.
But this phone is easy to unroot, too, so you can always do that if necessary to download updates.
Not necessarily. OTA updates generally check to make sure you have both the stock recovery AND all factory installed applications. Rooting alone won't generally prevent OTAs, but if you use that root access to debloat the phone, or apply non-standard system apks, the OTA will likely fail.
But this phone is easy to unroot, too, so you can always do that if necessary to download updates.
Re: G3 TweaksBox
Only the T-Mobile version has an unlocked bootloader, so only that version can install a custom recovery. Devs are working on unlocking the bootloader on other devices, but until they do you can't install a custom recovery, and can't do a nandroid. I believe the only custom recovery for the T-Mobile version is TWRP.
There aren't any custom ROMs available yet, either.
See post above about Android L.
Only the T-Mobile version has an unlocked bootloader, so only that version can install a custom recovery. Devs are working on unlocking the bootloader on other devices, but until they do you can't install a custom recovery, and can't do a nandroid. I believe the only custom recovery for the T-Mobile version is TWRP.
There aren't any custom ROMs available yet, either.
See post above about Android L.
Re: G3 TweaksBox
If you have a Sprint version, Stump Root is, I think, the only option.
If you have a Sprint version, Stump Root is, I think, the only option.
LeoRex
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Re: G3 TweaksBox
There are a few stock based roms and one alpha AOSP build. It's a start.
There are a few stock based roms and one alpha AOSP build. It's a start.
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Yea I got a T Mobile phone and used Stump. Tried downloading towelroot and my Brower went nuts.
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Yea I got a T Mobile phone and used Stump. Tried downloading towelroot and my Brower went nuts.
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rong21
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was just curious. I bought it and after using it noted it did many of the the same things as Gravity Box
was just curious. I bought it and after using it noted it did many of the the same things as Gravity Box
Ah, thanks mate. Stump root seems as easy to use as Towelroot. Well that's #1 sorted.
Question for those in the know:
should I ever need to take my phone in for repair under warranty, would a factory reset wipe all signs of root do you think?
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