Re-Rooting

[nocolorblue]

Hey Group,

I unlocked and rooted via Revolutionary back in October of 2011. After some issues I decided to go back to Stock ROM, but kept my S-OFF. Now I'm ready to dive into rooted world again. Do I need to downgrade at all, or can I just go to recovery and install "su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip"?


Software number: 2.11.605.9
Android Version: 2.3.4

 

[coolsoundingme]

You should be able to just flash su, assuming you still have a custom recovery installed.

 

[jd07bos]

Your all good man, start flashing!

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[nocolorblue]

Thanks for the quick reply, just wanted to make sure!

 

[recDNA]

Hey Group,

I unlocked and rooted via Revolutionary back in October of 2011. After some issues I decided to go back to Stock ROM, but kept my S-OFF. Now I'm ready to dive into rooted world again. Do I need to downgrade at all, or can I just go to recovery and install "su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip"?


Software number: 2.11.605.9
Android Version: 2.3.4

May not be the best time...many of the best developers have moved on and no ics yet. I don't care enough to UNroot but I wont recommend rooting tbolt to my friends any more since support and improvement of some of the best roms is all over. I'm not mad at the developers who left but I can read the writing on the wall.

 

[drhere]

May not be the best time...many of the best developers have moved on and no ics yet. I don't care enough to UNroot but I wont recommend rooting tbolt to my friends any more since support and improvement of some of the best roms is all over. I'm not mad at the developers who left but I can read the writing on the wall.

Hey, just wanted to let you know as a side note, I used the adb method as described in the root/unroot in the forums above, and it took 20 min., and I was able to unroot and put a stock rom, and return to s-on with no issue.
It is pretty easy, rather than wasting your time and money on an app that claims it can unroot in two min.
Considering the steps I had to take, that app seems to good to be true, now I can sell my device.

 

[nocolorblue]

It seems when I un-rooted the custom recovery was taken with it. When I go into recovery I just get a Thunderbolt logo with a triangular exclamation point. Any thoughts on how to proceed in this scenario?

 

[nocolorblue]

For anyone in the future who ends up on this thread with a similar issue, I had to manually flash ClockWord Mod via ADB command line.

 

[wildman]

It seems when I un-rooted the custom recovery was taken with it. When I go into recovery I just get a Thunderbolt logo with a triangular exclamation point. Any thoughts on how to proceed in this scenario?

Are you sure you are still S-OFF because it sounds like root has been removed completely if you dont have SU or CWM... Try rooting with Revolution which would restore Revolution Recovery and you can install SU and be done..