Easy Root, The Newest 1-Touch DROID Rooting App

[Casemantwo]

OK.. thanks

I think I am going to root when I get off of work.

 

[gnath9]

OK.. thanks

I think I am going to root when I get off of work.

thats fantastic !!! you wont regret but ... better hurry and dont install the official update or you may have a harder time rooting

 

[bsems1000]

Do the current roms have flash and every other spec/enhancement that comes with the 2.2 update?

 

[one4u2nv]

Why would someone need both? Or was this a typo.

I am really on the fence on this right now.

The free one is the actual software. The paid one is basically a unlocker for the grayed out options in the free one. Once you open it for the first time it will disappear and you will be left with only one icon.

 

[one4u2nv]

Do the current roms have flash and every other spec/enhancement that comes with the 2.2 update?

Yes and more. As far as I know none of them have flash preinstalled (I could be wrong). All you have to do is just get the apk and install the flash yourself.

 

[bsems1000]

Yes and more. As far as I know none of them have flash preinstalled (I could be wrong). All you have to do is just get the apk and install the flash yourself.

gotcha. Tryin to find reason to not root and go wit the ota..but i cant find any lol. and when the 2.2 root comes out.. i'll just go to the 2.2 and root from there

 

[CGdroid]

Thank you very much for those helpful information and I definitely will try out those ROMs you mentioned !

Actually I am glad that I closed my eye and clicked the purchase button, I am a happy rooted user now!!

get the free version of rom manager. Also the the paid one. You can then flash away. I just loaded jrummys Lithium and it is by far the best rom I have ran so far (been rooted since 2.0.1) you may also want to read up on how to use rom manager it takes some getting used to. But is real easy once you get a feel for it.

 

[one4u2nv]

gotcha. Tryin to find reason to not root and go wit the ota..but i cant find any lol. and when the 2.2 root comes out.. i'll just go to the 2.2 and root from there

Pretty much what is going to happen is someone is going to get the update.zip and forward it to the devs. Once that happens they will work their magic and we will have the exact same thing as the OTA. I like my wifi tether and ad blocking so I'll just wait for that. To each his own though I guess.

Just a word of caution though. If you install the actual update from Verizon it may take a while to get root. It isn't as easy as update then root. It has to be cracked first. It could potentially take a while so if you want to get rooted you may want to go ahead and do it now.

 

[one4u2nv]

Thank you very much for those helpful information and I definitely will try out those ROMs you mentioned !

Actually I am glad that I closed my eye and clicked the purchase button, I am a happy rooted user now!!

No problem at all. Have fun trying out the ROMs. It is VERY addicting. Just make sure to make a nandroid backup and backup your apps and you are set to be off and running.

 

[Lock-N-Load]

I have been sitting here for an hour trying to decide to press that "root" button.

I can't seem to do it. Some sort of nagging fear of having to resetup my phone or lose data or something. one of those things that once you have done it you would be like "oh man, if I knew I had to do that, I would not have done it".

Plus, I dont feel like I have the several hours needed to really get into it:

root, download roms, test, learn new 2.2 features, overclock, kernals, etc...

ugh

 

[bsems1000]

Pretty much what is going to happen is someone is going to get the update.zip and forward it to the devs. Once that happens they will work their magic and we will have the exact same thing as the OTA. I like my wifi tether and ad blocking so I'll just wait for that. To each his own though I guess.

Just a word of caution though. If you install the actual update from Verizon it may take a while to get root. It isn't as easy as update then root. It has to be cracked first. It could potentially take a while so if you want to get rooted you may want to go ahead and do it now.

Yea, thats what I meant. Id root before getting 2.2. So afterwords id wait for the 2.2 root to come out and then get that. Instead of getting 2.2 thru ota and waiting with stock 2.2 for the new root

 

[bsems1000]

I have been sitting here for an hour trying to decide to press that "root" button.

I can't seem to do it. Some sort of nagging fear of having to resetup my phone or lose data or something. one of those things that once you have done it you would be like "oh man, if I knew I had to do that, I would not have done it".

Plus, I dont feel like I have the several hours needed to really get into it:

root, download roms, test, learn new 2.2 features, overclock, kernals, etc...

ugh

after doing a lot of reading on it...its not that much of a learning curve..just a few new terms and your good to go. repitive motion. and if you make a mistake you can always upload your old data file and start over with what you left off with.

 

[one4u2nv]

Yea, thats what I meant. Id root before getting 2.2. So afterwords id wait for the 2.2 root to come out and then get that. Instead of getting 2.2 thru ota and waiting with stock 2.2 for the new root

Got ya. I must have misread what you said.

 

[Lock-N-Load]

Yea, thats what I meant. Id root before getting 2.2. So afterwords id wait for the 2.2 root to come out and then get that. Instead of getting 2.2 thru ota and waiting with stock 2.2 for the new root

but if your root before the 2.2 OTA comes out, you CAN have 2.2 now as you can get 2.2 roms already. thats part of the beauty of rooting.

I dont even understand what your saying here to be honest.. very confusing

 

[RyanB]

Does anyone know of this is platform wide, or Droid specific? I've got friends who use other models that may want top use this....

 

[Lock-N-Load]

after doing a lot of reading on it...its not that much of a learning curve..just a few new terms and your good to go. repitive motion. and if you make a mistake you can always upload your old data file and start over with what you left off with.

over the months, I have done a lot of reading at times.. but sometimes, you find out when it is to late, that you missed something in all your research - but your to far down the path to turn back and quick process turns into hours of other steps.

also, seems like a lot of work and time and trial and error testing ROMS, kernals, basebands, CPU speed settings, and from I have read reloading apps, etc. this new root app is great, makes the first part easy for sure and worth $1. but the whole point of rooting is what you can do after the basic root start.. and that what I start to think about and just like, man.. am I ready to dive into it. will I loose all my settings. will stuff get deleted. do I have to get that Titanium backup to backup despite already owning a paid backup app. etc.

 

[jpetersen5]

I have never rooted before. Was scared that I would mess something up. Bought and used this one click tool this morning and within an hour or so, I was running Sapphire 0.8.4 and it's awesome!! Thanks for posting about this tool!

 

[guttyla]

I would root if I can ever get a full grasp of it. Once you use easy root and have the phone rooted, what's next. From my understanding is you back up data (can you use easy root to do this or some other app?). Then how do you get a ROM and do you need a ROM...What is a ROM? The main reason I would want to root is to get maximum performance (overclock) as I have too many lags in my phone. Need help. Is it worth to do just to overclock? And once you get the ROM (how do I get the ROM, say Bugless Beast?) what do I do? AM i done?
Thanks fgor helping, just trying to make heads or tails from this.

 

[gnath9]

"This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill -- the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill -- you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes."

 

[RyanB]

I did this a little while ago. Quick, painless, and simple. Now I'm enjoying the root-only apps.

 

[Lock-N-Load]

I did this a little while ago. Quick, painless, and simple. Now I'm enjoying the root-only apps.

did you flash a 2.2 ROM? if so, which one? or just stay with the basic root abilities and left it at 2.1?

 

[digdug1]

"This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill -- the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill -- you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes."

great movie lol

 

[RyanB]

Right now I'm just tooling around with apps. My buddy is coming over over tomorrow to walk me through flashing ROMs, so I'll load diverging then. I'm going to get something Froyo, just not sure which one yet.

 

[Lock-N-Load]

anyone have any idea why this app turns on BT?

BTW.. I just pushed the button.. committed now

piece of cake, now rooted, playing with some rooted apps: adfree, dropcaps, titanium backup, now want to see about getting my old baseband back

 

[IxI Dan IxI]

that's cool that some people used this app!!! =)