So with the first leak of Gingerbread the only way to get root was to got back to Froyo and install a new build that was pre-rooted.
With the new leak/ota that came out not only did we have to go back to Froyo, but we had to install three files to get the new build rooted.
This makes it seem that the manufacturers and the carriers are really starting to find ways to get these locked down. Maybe it is just me but I am wondering if the next line of phones will be hard for programmers to root and virtually impossible for users to root. If Gingerbread was loaded on X when we got it and there is not an SBF to go back to that we can root would there really be a way that most of us could get these rooted today?
With the new leak/ota that came out not only did we have to go back to Froyo, but we had to install three files to get the new build rooted.
This makes it seem that the manufacturers and the carriers are really starting to find ways to get these locked down. Maybe it is just me but I am wondering if the next line of phones will be hard for programmers to root and virtually impossible for users to root. If Gingerbread was loaded on X when we got it and there is not an SBF to go back to that we can root would there really be a way that most of us could get these rooted today?