Root rooting Bell GT-I9000M GINGERBREAD.GKG3

[solm001]

There are many methods to rooting 2.3.3 posted out there (gingerbreak, superoneclick, etc.).

I haven't found one to work with GINGERBREAD.GKG3.

Then there are a few other, sometime conflicting ways to accomplish the same by flashing different ROM, kernel, etc. Don't want to end up with a brick.


What would be the least risky and simple way to root my Bell GT-I9000M GINGERBREAD.GKG3 ?

thanks.

 

[Shine.]

Try this eh,Let me know if you gets any snags
[19.10.2011][CF-Root 4.4] KE*, KF*, KG1/2/3/5/6/7, KH1/3/4, KI2/3/4/8 - su+bb+CWM4 - xda-developers

 

[AnonymousAce]

try
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1296916
(sorry first post can't put links in)

I used it for one time root to unlock my Virgin locked phone. Had to mess with nv_data.bin as the /dev/block/bml3 trick failed to give me a working code.

 

[AnonymousAce]

That was just annoying not being able to click the link. So here it is
Revolutionary - zergRush local root 2.2/2.3 [22-10: Samsung/SE update] - xda-developers

zergRush exploit

AA

 

[Black Rose]

I currently have this one
[I9000M] UGKG3 Available on Kies - Page 17 - xda-developers

installed on my Bell i9000m

The only catch is you need to put it in a tar file for Odin to be able to flash it.

Here is the same file packaged in a tar file:
xda-developers - View Single Post - [I9000M] UGKG3 Available on Kies

 

[mackendw]

Hi:

I cannot seem to get CWM to work with the Bell Samsung Galaxy S I9000M device using this kernel. The kernel will install and boot up and it is rooted, ie: after I install the superuser app and terminal app I can do su to root no problem.

However, when I install the ClockworkMod app, and flash it to the ROM and reboot into it, it is still using the "stock" 3e recovery image.

What am I missing here? pls help

thx.
W. MacKenzie