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I used Z4 as well, but it was a matter of a couple minutes before the permanent root rebooted the phone. As an aside, I was unable to get the temporary root to work on this phone with the tool (titanium backup still said i wasn't rooted)Hi, I'm currently working on rooting my phone, and have just launched Z4Root, and it seems to be stuck at this point (I just see the progress bar continue to churn, but nothing is happening; no reboot, just the progress bar and Z4 screen)..it's been like this for about 10 minutes now..how long does the process usually take?
The phone I'm attempting this on is an Optimus T.
Cheers!
That's the idea of a NAND backup - the ROM is in the state you left it, including SMS, programs, and settings. What I'm not as clear on is what happens to apps on the sd card - anyone know if these are protected if you choose the option that includes ext backup?Yay, thank you so much for this guide. So if anything goes wrong when I'm using a rom or I want to go back to my old install before I flashed a custom rom, I can just use the NAND recovery?
Does anyone know how to extract a copy of the stock kernel from the phone or otherwise back up the stock kernel so that it can be restored later on?
I'm considering flashing the touchscreen fix kernel from Mik_os ([GPL][updated 03.02.2011] Kernel with minimized touchscreen bug - xda-developers). Since I know that a Nandroid backup does NOT backup the kernel, I'm trying to find a way to revert to the stock kernel just in case.
I've done quite a bit of fruitless searching on the subject both in Androidcentral and XDA. Gracious for any pointers to an answer.
(Last and not least, thanks to KSmithInNY for the OP. Fantastic work compiling this)