There hasn't been much going on root-wise with this phone since the kernel source code was released. I'm not sure if this is because that developers are working on other phones or if that the resources are scattered around the forums. Either way, I thought I'd make this thread to put all these resources in one place. That way, developers can easily find everything they need to make awesome stuff for this phone! :thumbup:
Here's what we have so far : (lemme know if anything is missing)
CWM Recovery
ZTE N9810 Series JellyBean kernel(3.4.x) source code
Note: Kernels are identical for the ZTE Vital and ZTE Supreme. Md5 is the same.
Alternate source code file unzipped and simplified (thanks to vynylscratch)
MD5: 26c8c1fdfc5d8f18d030fc41cb48f73d
Stock Supreme System, Boot, and Recovery files (from Mobstergunz)
ZTE Vital USB Drivers (from ryanb876)
APN info (from Mancow60)
Folder of the stock ZTE Vital (build.prop, boot.img, etc.)[from stevestone]
It's unknown if building CWM through this tool will work for our phone, but it's worth trying - Recovery Builder
Porting CWM to a new device (xda)
Guide to Compiling CWM Recovery (Thanks Mancow60)
Insecured boot.img (Thanks stevestone)
To flash the insecure boot.img, use these commands... (after putting boot.img in the root of the built in sd card and renamed "boot.img")
*Nobody but yourself is responsible if you break your device this way. Stevenstone tried it and it worked, but be careful. Accidents happen.
If you find a way to make CWM and you want to test it on your device, take the CWM recovery.img, rename it to "recovery.img" if you haven't already, and put it on the root folder of your phone's built in sd card (not the external sd card unless you swapped the sdcards using this tutorial. If you swapped the sdcard, put it in the root of the external sdcard).
Then type these commands in terminal emulator...
If the recovery becomes bricked, download the recovery image from here and do the same steps as above (only this time your reflashing the stock recovery).
I will try to get in contact with some developers that might help port at least Clockworkmod (CWM) recovery to this phone. Best of luck
Here's what we have so far : (lemme know if anything is missing)
CWM Recovery
ZTE N9810 Series JellyBean kernel(3.4.x) source code
Note: Kernels are identical for the ZTE Vital and ZTE Supreme. Md5 is the same.
Alternate source code file unzipped and simplified (thanks to vynylscratch)
MD5: 26c8c1fdfc5d8f18d030fc41cb48f73d
Stock Supreme System, Boot, and Recovery files (from Mobstergunz)
ZTE Vital USB Drivers (from ryanb876)
APN info (from Mancow60)
Folder of the stock ZTE Vital (build.prop, boot.img, etc.)[from stevestone]
It's unknown if building CWM through this tool will work for our phone, but it's worth trying - Recovery Builder
Porting CWM to a new device (xda)
Guide to Compiling CWM Recovery (Thanks Mancow60)
Insecured boot.img (Thanks stevestone)
To flash the insecure boot.img, use these commands... (after putting boot.img in the root of the built in sd card and renamed "boot.img")
adb shell
su
dd if=/sdcard/boot.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/boot
*Nobody but yourself is responsible if you break your device this way. Stevenstone tried it and it worked, but be careful. Accidents happen.
If you find a way to make CWM and you want to test it on your device, take the CWM recovery.img, rename it to "recovery.img" if you haven't already, and put it on the root folder of your phone's built in sd card (not the external sd card unless you swapped the sdcards using this tutorial. If you swapped the sdcard, put it in the root of the external sdcard).
Then type these commands in terminal emulator...
adb shell
su
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
reboot recovery
If the recovery becomes bricked, download the recovery image from here and do the same steps as above (only this time your reflashing the stock recovery).
I will try to get in contact with some developers that might help port at least Clockworkmod (CWM) recovery to this phone. Best of luck