Verizon Fascinate: Tools and Quick links - PLEASE Read post#1 before posting in this forum

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after downloading titanium backup.. it shows an "error message"... Please verify that yur ROM is rooted and includes busybox... Help..
 

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I keep getting a daemon not running error.

It'll say that daemon started successfully and then give me a "daemon still not runningerror" (to quote the command prompt)
 

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Ok I am having trouble rooting my samsung galaxy s. I believe this is due to not having the correct version for the instructions above. I am running a stock phone with firmware version 2.3.5 is there a new root file i should be using, and if so any links would be helpful. THX
 

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Landshark and dXcon-
It would be a great asset if the posts showed their numbers. They are referred to as post #5 or whatever, but post #5 is not labeled as such. So how to find it? Go back to the beginning and count? Or read the description of the different posts and then read them until you find the appropriate content?
I have spent quite a while looking for post #12. I have learned a lot but I think by the time I get to #12 I may be too tired to absorb it!!:D In addition to labeling the posts, being able to search for the with the search engine would be even faster and nicer.
And speaking of nicer, I do want to thank all who have worked so hard to put things into order here. The labeling of the posts would be iciing on the cake.


If this is a duplicate, please forgive. I went away from a message in progress and when I came back, it was gone (surprisE!) :-[
 

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HELP: How do I find a particular post from given in the index of this? I am looking for posts 9 and 11-12 and I have searched every page from 1 to the end to them but without success. Can anybody tell me some page numbers? Or whatever works? :p
Maybe the head honchos on here could indicate what post they are in when they make a response to a question or are starting the next of the main posts listed in the index. It would be great if the index indexed the the beginnings of post numbers 1 - 14. That is kind of the meaning of the word imho. Maybe page numbers are not possible. Maybe not if they change with added material(?). But if they change, could there still be some other kind of labels or "key words" that could be searched for? Like "Begin_post_x", where x is a post number, or some such?
Hate to be a bother but I am really frustrated after spending hours looking for the indicated posts and reading until I was too tired to go further. I found great gobs of good info. but not what I was looking for.
So can somebody tell me how to get to posts #'s 9, 11 and 12?
Thanx guys!
 

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I clicked on the link for the Samsung 64-bit drive to begin the process to root my device, but I get redirected to another site that says I am not authorized to view that file.:(
 

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i downloaded the drivers about 100 times and its still wont find my phone.... idk what to do

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i downloaded the drivers about 100 times and its still wont find my phone.... idk what to do
 

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the link to the 32bit samsung drivers has been removed from the web. any other sites?
 

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Preparations

1. Download and Install Samsung Drivers
64bit: Drivers HERE
or
32bit: Drivers HERE

2. Go to Settings > Applications > Developement > Enable Debugging, then connect your phone to your PC, allow 2-3 minutes to configure drivers
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p183/eclipsehunter2002/debug.png

I clicked on the link for the Samsung 64-bit drive to begin the process to root my device, but I get redirected to another site that says I am not authorized to view that file.:(

i downloaded the drivers about 100 times and its still wont find my phone.... idk what to do

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i downloaded the drivers about 100 times and its still wont find my phone.... idk what to do

the link to the 32bit samsung drivers has been removed from the web. any other sites?

Hey guys, first time poster, rooter, guy-who-wants-to-play-hacker-with-phone here. I noticed all of these people have about the same question as I do, and I don't see the answer for them. Could someone please tell me the answers to the following two questions:

1) Do I download the 32-bit or the 64-bit for my Galaxy S Fascinate (from like 2 or more years ago)?

2) What would be a revised link to receive one of these downloads?
 

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I know I'm really late to the party but ... where can I find a legit copy of FascinateRoot_v02 now? Also, I'm running android 2.3.5 ... will this method still work on this version?
 

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Broken links. Is there any other site which offers good links to this software?
 

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First step, i.e., download 32 bit drivers, fails. Clicking on the button takes me to an AT&T connect page. Also clicked on 64-bit drivers, but that takes me to wikifilez.com

What am I missing?

Ed
 

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All looking for drivers for your Samsung
has it ever occurred to you that they might actually be on the Samsung site.
That's where i found mine.
try the link below
Download Center: Download Software, Firmware, Drivers & Manuals | Samsung

also the 32 or 64 refers to your computer
goto your "my computer" icon right click/look under system is there a 32 or a 64
 

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Hi, I am trying to root can you read my CMD and see where it went wrong?

Thanks

Code:
[COLOR="#008000"](c) 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Windows\system32>cd C:\FascinateRoot_v02

C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb devices
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
3134209F431400EC        device


C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb push rage.bin /data/local/tmp/rage.bin
172 KB/s (5392 bytes in 0.030s)

C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb shell
$ cd /data/local/tmp
cd /data/local/tmp
$ chmod 0755 rage.bin
chmod 0755 rage.bin
$ ./rage.bin
./rage.bin
[*] CVE-2010-EASY Android local root exploit (C) 2010 by 743C

[*] checking NPROC limit ...
[+] RLIMIT_NPROC={3000, 3000}
[*] Searching for adb ...
[+] Found adb as PID 82
[*] Spawning children. Dont type anything and wait for reset!
[*]
[*]
[*] adb connection will be reset. restart adb server on desktop and re-login.
$
C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb devices
List of devices attached
3134209F431400EC        device


C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb shell
$ adb push su /sdcard/su
adb push su /sdcard/su
adb: not found
$ adb devices
adb devices
adb: not found
$ exit
exit

C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb push su /sdcard/su
712 KB/s (26264 bytes in 0.036s)

C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb push busybox /sdcard/busybox
3956 KB/s (1867568 bytes in 0.461s)

C:\FascinateRoot_v02>adb shell
$ mount -t rfs -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
mount -t rfs -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
mount: Operation not permitted
$[/COLOR]
 
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is there another link the ones above do not work just got a galay s from friend and trying to upgrade she did a factory reset and lost all upgrade
 

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Rooting as any other hacking is done at your own risk, I nor Android Central are
responsible for anything that users do to their phone. That being said, Have fun :)

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FAQ

Q: What is Root?

A: Root, is super user access of your phones operating system. Think of your phone as a desktop computer. Right now you are logged on as a guest account. you can browse things and use applications but if you really want to change anything in your system you can't. What gaining root does is it gives you superuser permission to alter files that you could not before; again thinking of it as a computer you now have an Administrator account.

Q: Does rooting void my warranty?

A: Yes and no. If you walk into verizon with a phone that has Root access and they actually check it they have the right to say this phone was tampered with. But for those of you in the know (Thats now you;) ). There is a tool called Odin that will get you back to stock as if it is out of the box. As always you root at your own risk, but thanks to Odin that risk is greatly reduced.

Q: Does rooting slow down my phone or drain battery.

A: NO, root is not an application or a running process, gaining root does not do anything but give you permissions that you normally would not have. Basically all you did during the rooting process was move files around. Its what you do with this new found permission that changes things. But as far as just rooting it does not make a difference.

Q: Will i lose any apps or data during the rooting process?

A: No, for the same reason as above. Rooting is basically just moving some files around. Of course there is always a risk of something happening in any process. I would say chances are of causing serious problems is slim to non. Its what you do with this new found permission that changes things. But as far as just rooting it does not make a difference.

Q: I lost root during an update, am i doomed?

A: No, what happend was the file containing your super user access was over written. Just re-attempt gaining root and you will be fine.
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Preparations

1. Download and Install Samsung Drivers
64bit: Drivers HERE
or
32bit: Drivers HERE

2. Go to Settings > Applications > Developement > Enable Debugging, then connect your phone to your PC, allow 2-3 minutes to configure drivers
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p183/eclipsehunter2002/debug.png
 

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