I've read several ways of rooting, but there are certain words that I don't get such as: ROM, Goldcard, etc.
I'm a noob, not just a noob, but a very stupid noob. I found the one-click unrevoked rooting thing, and I want to try it.
I ask of you guys is to give me step-by-step instruction, that is so simple in words and in instructions, that even a 10 year old can understand it.
I've been jealous with the people that have Froyo on their Desires. I want to try it.
Questions:
1. Can I unroot it after I root it? (I can go back to the generic Desire)
2. Any precautionary measures that I should be aware of?
3. Does the hype in Rooting, really worth the time?
Note: I'm using a MacBook. I don't have any knowledge regarding computer stuffs, so please keep it simple.
Thank you so much to those who will reply, you've helped a helpless individual.
Last edited by bloatedcow; July 21st, 2010 at 11:22 AM.
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I've read several ways of rooting, but there are certain words that I don't get such as: ROM, Goldcard, etc.
I'm a noob, not just a noob, but a very stupid noob. I found the one-click unrevoked rooting thing, and I want to try it.
I ask of you guys is to give me step-by-step instruction, that is so simple in words and in instructions, that even a 10 year old can understand it.
I've been jealous with the people that have Froyo on their Desires. I want to try it.
Questions:
1. Can I unroot it after I root it? (I can go back to the generic Desire)
2. Any precautionary measures that I should be aware of?
3. Does the hype in Rooting, really worth the time?
Note: I'm using a MacBook. I don't have any knowledge regarding computer stuffs, so please keep it simple.
Thank you so much to those who will reply, you've helped a helpless individual.
The actual guide that is written here is probably as simple as it can be written.
It is worthwhile rooting as the custom roms are great.
There is a big but though if you are that much of a noob with pc's
then i would advise against rooting even using this tool, unrooting looks even more complex as well.
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from what i have read,
yes to wipe factory reset when moving from one rom to different rom made by someone else.
but if you are just upgrading a existing rom then it should be ok not too, if it doesn't work just wipe factory reset and then reinstall the rom and then it should work.
from what i have read,
yes to wipe factory reset when moving from one rom to different rom made by someone else.
but if you are just upgrading a existing rom then it should be ok not too, if it doesn't work just wipe factory reset and then reinstall the rom and then it should work.
Always good practice to wipe & clear cache when moving from one rom to another regardless, stops any potential conflicts between different roms & also bug fixes in roms.
whats with the app2sd+ with partition-partition thing?
can someone explain the partition process thing? cause i was planning to change my rom to neophyte froyo but i says that to use app2sd function i need to partition something...
it means that you need an ext3 partition at the end of the sd card.
currently the sd card will be formated to fat32, you need to reduce the fat32 partition and create ext3 partition in the space you have created.
not tried doing it using the phone software i went for a way i already know.
i used gparted in ubuntu and it works really well for this sort off thing.
it means that you need an ext3 partition at the end of the sd card.
currently the sd card will be formated to fat32, you need to reduce the fat32 partition and create ext3 partition in the space you have created.
not tried doing it using the phone software i went for a way i already know.
i used gparted in ubuntu and it works really well for this sort off thing.
Only thing with that is not all people use or are comfortable using linux on their pc's.
You can partition your SD card without using your mac. Although firstly i advise copying all the contents of your SD card to your mac. Then if you open up ROM Manager on your desire scroll down to Partition SD Card choose 512mb press OK and cross your fingers. Then after copy all the contents back onto the card and it should be like before but now you can use APPS2SD+.
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Okay! Tired of waiting.
teach me please..
