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mcgraham89

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Greetings,

First off, I'd like to thank Jmz for sending me the link to this thread. If it wasn't for him I probably wouldn't have even known about this.

Secondly, credit for this method goes to Bin4ry who created this simple batch file that will root the Kyocera Rise and other ICS/JB phones.

Here are the basics. Doesn't get simpler than this.

1) Download the file ( I used v3 ) and Unzip to your PC.
2) Make sure that you have USB Debugging enabled via settings, Developer Options and plug in your Rise to your PC Via the USB Cable.
3) Run the "RunMe.Bat" file from the directory that you unzipped the file too. Then choose "Option 4 Other" and follow the instructions.

The whole process took about 2 minutes to complete and afterwards the phone was rooted. I'd suggest updating SuperUser as well.

Here is the link: Root MANY ANDROID! [Upd: 17.09.2012] - xda-developers

I'd also suggest making a backup with Titanium until a custom recovery is created for the phone.

As of now, JMZ plans on doing some work with this phone in the near future so be sure to thank him. Also please donate to the people that develop on these phones.

NOTE: DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. THERE IS ALWAYS A CHANCE THAT SOMETHING COULD GO WRONG AND BRICK YOUR PHONE.

Enjoy...
 
I did this and I enabled debugging mode.

I enabled File Transfer mode too instead of charging mode and it doesn't seem to say anything after it says "Connect device with ADB Debugging enabled now"

Can you do me a flavor? I would like to play with your drivers if you don't mind. Nothing nasty, it's just you have the same processor as we do and I have been searching for ICS drivers for it. I am hoping if I can get the drivers then one of the other DEVs can port them to our phone.

I can hunt down the script to pull them if you need me to. I just need to make sure it will work on all Android phones.
 
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Uhh.... if you can direct me to the right stuff I can. I have no idea what you are talking about.

I'm still learning this stuff myself.
And I'm on my Windows machine and the script isn't on here.
https://github.com/dsmryder/android_device_motorola_triumph/blob/gingerbread/extract-files.sh
That's script I was talking about. It's written for Linux, bash to be exact, but sense that's the most common shell, Linux. You could clone it or do a copy and paste. Let me know if you need help, I'll be on later to help someone else and I can walk you through a bunch.

PS: I really appreciate this.
 
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I purchased the Virgin Mobile version of this phone and it doesn't appear to work.

It goes through the Restore step successfully, reboots, then...

Going to copy files to it's place mount: permission denied <are you root?>

Then the message about closing out windows and such.

That's with using v11. Any suggestions?

You could have it rooted, but the prompt might have glitched, just look through your phone for superSU. When I rooted mine I didn't notice any difference and when I saw superSU I knew it worked.

If not, check to make sure you have USB debugging mode on. and try again. and if it still doesn't work, hopefully someone more qualified can help you. <3

I also have the VM rise and used this method and it worked for me.
 
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I finally got it rooted then changed the build.prop and changed it so I can play gameloft games so I rebooted it and now all it shows is a blank black page what should I do. Also I used the ast reboot app and once that happened it never went back to normal its just blank. Also what should I do if theres nothing to fix it with because I cant return it because I rooted it.Also for some reason it still allows my to root my phone again but not unroot and the debugging is still working
 
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I have root access to everything using this method, however, none of my root required apps are listed in superuser and the binary updater fails at step "making sure new su works". but again, everything's working just fine (ex: titanium backup) so i don't even know if this is a big problem.

not sure if it matters but i used the d/l v13. the original post used v3 and i think @NerdasaurusRex's video went to v11.
 
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I have root access to everything using this method, however, none of my root required apps are listed in superuser and the binary updater fails at step "making sure new su works". but again, everything's working just fine (ex: titanium backup) so i don't even know if this is a big problem.

not sure if it matters but i used the d/l v13. the original post used v3 and i think @NerdasaurusRex's video went to v11.
My apps aren't listed in superuser either, I think that is actually pretty common. As for the binary updater, I don't know about that, but if everything is running fine and you have root access, I don't think it's something you should worry about.
 
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