I just rooted my MYTouch Q using the instructions here and superoneclick. I removed bloatware and unrooted. However, in ADB shell I still have a "#" sign, not the $ sign like I used to, and superoneclick states that I still have a shell root (shellroot = Ture). Is this normal, and is there a way to remove all root permissions?
Titanium backup states that it can no longer get root permission and the superuser app is gone. I have already rebooted my phone after unrooting.
When I run a terminal emulator on the phone, it has a $, and I get and access denied response to "su." When I run adb shell on my computer though, I still have the #, and su returns a "not found" response. I'm guessing because superuser was uninstalled by superoneclick, but superpne click also says that shellroot = true (even after reboot), so I'm guessing my phone is still technically rooted?
Titanium backup states that it can no longer get root permission and the superuser app is gone. I have already rebooted my phone after unrooting.
When I run a terminal emulator on the phone, it has a $, and I get and access denied response to "su." When I run adb shell on my computer though, I still have the #, and su returns a "not found" response. I'm guessing because superuser was uninstalled by superoneclick, but superpne click also says that shellroot = true (even after reboot), so I'm guessing my phone is still technically rooted?
