Ezas. I'm glad it worked out, and thank you for what you said.
Also about the drivers, I guess I'm making the assumption that most people have done this already from method two..ill def add it though.
Thank you
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Also about the drivers, I guess I'm making the assumption that most people have done this already from method two..ill def add it though.
Thank you
New rooter here. And a very cautious one. I stared with a stock phone updated to DL09 via OTA
I probably did about 4 hours of reading before starting this. I know a ROM from a Kernel but wanted to get the bigger picture about Rom Managers, ClockworkMod, ODIN, Recovery, Download mode, etc.
I'm new to phones but I use 3rd party firmware in my wireless router (WRT) 3rd party firmware in my MP3 Player Rockbox) and run Linux on my home PC, but I booted XP for this.
I followed method 3 (to a 'T' of course) and it worked exactly the way it said it would. I used method 3 for the educational benefit.
Now that I'm all done, my only question is: What exactly is the last step: Reset your phone?
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A few notes from my 'rooting' experiences
If you updated your 'software' after being prompted, after the DL09 OTA update, you do not need to install the 'samsung drivers' that is the first step in most guides to rooting.
For those that need the drivers; I saw 32bit drivers listed as x86 vs 64bit.
To help others to feel confident before starting something like this, these are some of the ways you can backup your device before starting.
OntheFlyBackup - from the market
App List Backup - from the market
Sync apps with web based Appbrain
Sync Google apps (via settings in stock calendar apps)
VZW Backup Assistant (to backup contacts)
Copy whole SD card to local PC
Backup with Astro File Manager
You might also want to consider a SMS/Call log backup if that matters to you. I have no idea if messages are backed up in any of the above methods.
I installed Odin and verified that it could see my phone even though I didn't need it for this method of rooting.
I did not know where to put my phone in 'debug mode' so here are the instructions I found:
1. From the Home screen, press Menu.
2. Choose Settings.
3. Tap Applications.
4. Tap Development.
5. Check USB Debugging to enable it. Uncheck it to disable it.
This is also where you enable 'Stay Awake Mode'
I had to wait about 10 minutes to be kicked back out to the c:/FascinateRoot_v02 prompt after running rage.bin
It's hard to be patient but it worked out for me.
Also this command: mount -t rfs -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
that's the number '1' in stl9
Thanks to DroidXcon and to Adrynalyne for making this feel very doable. There is a lot of 'stuff' being said, some of it rather negative, but these two are all over the net giving good, simple to understand advice.
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