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Root Still cannot root zte awe after several methods

ok. i got it to work with the L awe rom. i now have a rooted phone with no text messaging app. and when i try to log in to my google account and get an app there is a two step notification which sends a code to my phone via text messaging..lol. i can figure that out though :)


thanks for everybody's help. i have no idea why it worked on one pc but not the other but I think it had something to do with the device driver software incorrectly installed. the second pc i used prompted me to let it look for the driver. it found it and then we moved past the adb reboot hump. I'm not sure what I will do now with this rooted phone but I am grateful to you all for getting it successfully rooted. hopefully documenting my ineptitude might help others in the future. though maybe not since this phone is kind of old.

if anyone has any tips on stuff i should do since it's rooted in this L Awe rom i am all ears.
Get one of the kk or lollipop Roms
 
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I did not do a twrp backup, should I?
The phone seems faster, though it also seems to be draining the battery quicker.
I'm trying to learn more about L awe but I am complete noob and I'm sure most of what it has to offer will co right over my head.


Yeah, it would have been cool if you were to run a TWRP backup right after the phone was rooted. To answer the question, you should run a TWRP backup. That way, if something gets messed up, you can simply restore to the state that you left off at. The phone is just rooted state is pretty good. However, you have installed different roms. Check out what version of software your phone has, and you can probably download a fine in just rooted position. I would do a TWRP backup just so that the pictures, text messages, phone numbers etc can be backed up and then restored, if necessary.
 
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OK how do I do the partion I have 64 gig card?
Aparted, Gparted, or apps2sd has a built in partition tool. Sometimes I use apps2sd just to partition then uninstall it and use links2sd now that apps2sd had done its job partitioning. Some TWRP versions have a partition feature. V2.8.7.0 TWRP has the feature but doesn't work like my old lg F6 did. So ya if I were u I would partition with apps2sd then uninstall it and use links2sd. Apps2sd allows all linking without pro version. Links2sd you need pro to link all files feature.
 
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Aparted, Gparted, or apps2sd has a built in partition tool. Sometimes I use apps2sd just to partition then uninstall it and use links2sd now that apps2sd had done its job partitioning. Some TWRP versions have a partition feature. V2.8.7.0 TWRP has the feature but doesn't work like my old lg F6 did. So ya if I were u I would partition with apps2sd then uninstall it and use links2sd. Apps2sd allows all linking without pro version. Links2sd you need pro to link all files feature.
K thanks
 
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Cant get it to work I did something wrong I need instructions on how u did it this is knew to me
Its a bit tricky depending on what tool you are using to partition. I'm afraid I would just explain things away and make them more complicated for you. If you use apps2SD to partition slide the meter up top indicating you're partition size. That's best I can explain without confusing the hell out of you. I had to play around a bit myself. If you or a friend has an android with a TWRP version that had partition feature that actually works that's the easyest route put youre SD in there phone and get er done then pop er back in you're phone. Make sure you use extention 4 on the partition not 2 or 3 or anything. I hope that helps. If not hit me back and I'll screen shot my "mimicking" the process. Oh! its gonna format you're SD card. back up what you wanna keep cuz it all going bye bye. The process/formating/ partitioning wipes entire SD card. & never mess with swop file crap. you're SD won't last very long if you mess with swop file just partition. You'll get er. Be aware it causes you're SD card to be read more which wears an SD card out faster.
 
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