How to maintain root through any upgrade (Motorola Devices Only)

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[KillerG]

Re: How to maintain root through any upgrade (Motorola Devices On

From P3Droid over at mydroidworld.com

How to maintain root through any upgrade (Motorola Devices Only)


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Nice! Will be super helpful when Motorola releases that new update. I for one, will be sticking with my custom ROM (Th3ory) until I know it's safe to cross over and check it out. Hopefully someone will be picking up some of the enhancements in a custom ROM (probably Th3ory again lol) and help us all out.

 

[2defmouze]

Nice! Will be super helpful when Motorola releases that new update. I for one, will be sticking with my custom ROM (Th3ory) until I know it's safe to cross over and check it out. Hopefully someone will be picking up some of the enhancements in a custom ROM (probably Th3ory again lol) and help us all out.

+ 1 hope th3ory doesn't quit on us lol.. I'm addicted to this ROM if only for the slight mods and powerboost script

 

[lpbenedetti]

Re: How to maintain root through any upgrade (Motorola Devices On

Im trying to do the Forever Root but I can't find the "mount_ext3.sh" in my system/bin/. What should I do?

 

[2defmouze]

Re: How to maintain root through any upgrade (Motorola Devices On

Im trying to do the Forever Root but I can't find the "mount_ext3.sh" in my system/bin/. What should I do?

How are you looking for it.. should be using Root Explorer.. ES File Manager works as well I believe but will change the permissions after you edit and you will have to remember to change them back or you will brick.

Actually I see you are running R3BLURR3D, is that correct? The ROM modifies your system files, so you may not see it, additionally there is NO point applying ForeverRoot to your ROMmed phone because you can only apply an OTA update to the stock system. Revert your phone back to stock, then apply the ForeverRoot, do whatever OTA you're trying to do, then reflash whatever ROM you want. Unless you are actively trying to grab an OTA you have no reason to ForeverRoot if you're currently on a ROM anyway.

 

[lpbenedetti]

Re: How to maintain root through any upgrade (Motorola Devices On

Thanks, i wasnt sure.