Root How to flash custom ROMS and KERNEL over Unrevoked3

[exBBuser]

Since Im just an average Joe with all this android stuff i didnt wanna get to deep in the process of rooting my phone so I went with Unrevoked3,now since their claiming u can flash custom roms I was wondering if anyone knows how to accomplish this in a safe and easy way.

Thanks in advance.

 

[autorail1]

Yeah, I'm wondering the same thing.

Since Im just an average Joe with all this android stuff i didnt wanna get to deep in the process of rooting my phone so I went with Unrevoked3,now since their claiming u can flash custom roms I was wondering if anyone knows how to accomplish this in a safe and easy way.

Thanks in advance.

 

[exBBuser]

35 views and not one solid answer,i though this forum was full of wise people with the proper knowledge and experiencie to point me into the right path.Aparently not.

 

[Jack Daniels]

i thought unrevoked just gave su to stock rom it doe not unlock nand and you need that to flash roms

 

[DucatiDude]

I'm a little confused about this as well.

 

[edriggers]

Let me google that for you

The following is copied directly from the first line of the "More Info?" page on the unrEVOked website:

"unrevoked3 is a tool to flash a custom recovery image to your Android phone. A custom recovery image allows you to perform advanced tasks on the system partition, such as flashing custom ROMs and taking a full backup of your phone (a

 

[exBBuser]

Let me google that for you

The following is copied directly from the first line of the "More Info?" page on the unrEVOked website:

"unrevoked3 is a tool to flash a custom recovery image to your Android phone. A custom recovery image allows you to perform advanced tasks on the system partition, such as flashing custom ROMs and taking a full backup of your phone (a

 

[the chad]

theres a app called ROM manager. u can download it from the market and download ROMs over the air to your phone.

 

[ocnbrze]

theres a app called ROM manager. u can download it from the market and download ROMs over the air to your phone.

first off welcome to the forums!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i always not recommend using rom manager. it tends to be buggy, and i do not think that it wipes very well prior to installing roms. thus a lot of people have had issues with it. i would recommend that you do everything in recovery manually. that way you have a better understanding of how your recovery works. you never know when you cant boot up and all you have is your recovery. but that is just my opinion. if rom manager works for you, then you are good to go.