rescueswimmer
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Just wondering but why would someone use this over Altered Beast?
Allows the user to retain stock Rom but root access to debloat the phone, etc.
Just wondering but why would someone use this over Altered Beast?
Mac Install original post
Did you leave out any steps here? You say to allow gingerbreak to do it's thing... but nowhere in the post did you provide instructions for obtaining gingersnap for mac. Not trying to be a jerk, but I usually assume PC instructions aren't valid in any way for my Mac and unless it's explicitly stated in the Mac post I'm leery about trying anything.
thanks!
Does this root work on ED2?
Overall this looks harder to root than my older Motorola Droidx with the locked bootloader. Does the Samsung Charge also have a locked bootloader?
Anyone know if there are others working on Roms besides Altered Beast?
Apex, Liberty, or Cyanogen perhaps?
Hi - will this work on my Verizon droid charge w/froyo?
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The adb shell command will not put you in the phones internal command terminal. This is represented with "$" prompt. You will now execute the GingerBreak exploit. This make take serveral minutes.
Code:/data/local/GingerBreak
After entering the above command Gingerbreak will do its thing. A successful exploit will end with this,"[!] dance forever my only one"
If it ends in anything else or if it hangs for more than 5 minutes pull your battery and attempt to root again.
After exploit is complete you will have a command prompt that looks like this "#". That represents root access. You will now excute shell script then reboot your phone.
Sorry if my post wasn't clear. I was referencing this part of the mac root post:
My question, then, is this: Is gingerbreak just a command that will be recognized, or is there something extra I have to download (In addition to the main download referenced in the beginning of the post).
Thanks
Something has gone wrong for me with the ADB root method. I am on a phone with ED1.
I ran all the steps, up through /data/local/com.sh. I got the expected output for all steps before that. GingerBreak gave the happy answer and all.
When I ran "/data/local/com.sh" I was immediately kicked off the phone, and it restarted. When it came up, I don't have root permissions, and I don't see a superuser app anywhere.
Any guesses what happened?
it is much easier to root than DX i just give multiple options on how to do it for ED1.
This will not work on ED2 you must install a custom rom with a kernel/ or a custom rom. and the bootloader is not locked.
there is debloated rom by imnuts and kejar is working on gummy charge rom
if you follow the directions from the start and have reached this point you have already pushed it onto the phone when you enter the adb shell you then call that file to execute. that is what that command represents. if you were on windows you would be basically be double clicking the file.