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Already thinking about this as a slightly better HTC Aria
Something just so compelling about a small form factor that can still rock.
sentinel79 said:
Already thinking about this as a slightly better HTC Aria
Something just so compelling about a small form factor that can still rock.
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I second that
SuperDeform said:
I second that
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I think it's a better idea to look at it as a follow-up of the HTC Legend.
is there any method anyone has used to successfully root this phone?
I have got the superuser app for it i have it installed, but it doesn't work which is annoying, i tried to install busybox but it has got to be rooted thought it might of helped bypass it but nope lol
i hope S-off, rooting and custom ROM support darktremor app2sd will appear very soon
i've tried all the rooting options on this with no luck yet
Is there any possibilities someone can root this device?
Seem no particular developer working on this
dashwar said:
Is there any possibilities someone can root this device?
Seem no particular developer working on this
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i think being as the salsa is pretty new to the market, give it sometime and we will get root!
its just patience we need
BigBearEvo said:
i think being as the salsa is pretty new to the market, give it sometime and we will get root!
its just patience we need
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but hTc Chaca is already S-off and rooted
is salsa released in USA?
I don't know if it is sorry. Maybe Google it lol
BigBear using Tapatalk pro!!
really don't have many salsa users right now.
Related
Someone please post how to flash custom image for hboot so I can put custom roms on again
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not possible yet
rejectedkid said:
not possible yet
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Not only not possible yet but possibly not gonna happen. I have faith in our devs but this sure seems to be taking awhile.
markus_del_marko said:
Not only not possible yet but possibly not gonna happen. I have faith in our devs but this sure seems to be taking awhile.
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It's gonna happen. You watch.
Not only not possible yet but possibly not gonna happen. I have faith in our devs but this sure seems to be taking awhile.
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It's gonna happen. You watch.
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Uh oh regaws gettin close!
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in command prompt if you push:adb shell
su
what does it say? I always not that it would say denied or something like that but mine comes back as not found
in command prompt if you push:adb shell
su
what does it say? I always not that it would say denied or something like that but mine comes back as not found
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Says its not found because Su is actually a file, and its not there.
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Not only not possible yet but possibly not gonna happen. I have faith in our devs but this sure seems to be taking awhile.
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Man I have been following your post for awhile, I know it will happen. Any luck with the release keys yet?
I am on the phone with sprint, they are sending me a new hero with 1.5 this week. Woot!
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okay I recently got my phone and upgraded to 2.1 from the sprint website before I learned what rooting was. I don't want to do anything fancy I just want to get rid of the pre-installed apps that I don't need so the phone will run faster, is there a way to get this done now?
noahsdad86 said:
okay I recently got my phone and upgraded to 2.1 from the sprint website before I learned what rooting was. I don't want to do anything fancy I just want to get rid of the pre-installed apps that I don't need so the phone will run faster, is there a way to get this done now?
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No, sorry, you're SOL until a root exploit is found.
well I just downloaded qpst and it has this option to backup restore image could I use the image off of my other phone With root and place it on my phone without root?
Do any current methods allow the wildfire to be rooted yet?
I can confirm the bootloader is 0.80
MOD EDIT (AUG-17 2010):
[GPL] 1-Click Soft Root
User MartinEve has managed to get a temporary software-only root solution that will allow you to run some applications that require SU.
I am thinking of getting one for my daughter and was wondering the same thing but from the fact there is only a general forum and not one for Android development I suspect that it is not possible to root.
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PaulOBrien said:
Wildfire root will be back online (and working!) later today. My new Wildfire arrived this morning. ;-) Yup, I bought one!.
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http://twitter.com/PaulOBrien/status/18599420845
wow.. makes me wanna buy one wildfire to pair up w my desire too
When will we see a ROOT for the wildfire?
Root wildfire
someone plz post the old rooting guide that paul removed...
i would like to look at it... ordered a wildfire today .. uses same qualcomm chip version as tattoo .. meaning we have RW on system on both devices soon
Htc wildfire
any updates to rooting wildfire yet?
I think the method given at
wwwdotgadgetsdnadotcom/how-to-root-htc-wildfire-android-phone/4499/
should work.
purplegnash said:
any updates to rooting wildfire yet?
I think the method given at
wwwdotgadgetsdnadotcom/how-to-root-htc-wildfire-android-phone/4499/
should work.
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Well, indeed I read this thread as well but having some doubt as it was mentioned that the method should work for bootloader version of 0.80 or below and ROM version 1.14.xxx.x or below.
My wildfire came with software number of 1.15.707.1
Is it okay to try that tutorial ?
"meaning we have RW..." What does that mean?
Shouldn't you make a backup of the original ROM before doing any root stuff? I'm reading this article saying you can't at this time, so I guess it's better to wait - or what?
i found a copy of the original ROM at
shipped-romsdotcom/shipped/Buzz/
so if anything goes wrong while rooting it, isnt it possible just to restore the ROM using this?
You can always check your phone's ROM and bootloader versions by starting it with the optical trackpad key held down. just dont mess with anything there and select reboot using the volume keys
@brokenworm - the method given at gadgetdna is what paul originally uploaded at modaco
Testing this modaco publication as we speak
RW is læs og skriv...
Fx i system mappen som nævnt
Ja jeg sku os dansk. Smiler
brokenworm said:
RW is læs og skriv...
Fx i system mappen som nævnt
Ja jeg sku os dansk. Smiler
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Read/write, ahh... I thought about it!
Ok, I see that the method is the one posted earlier, and it doesn't work. Sucks!
Well this sucks. Guess we'll have to wait now.
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andikasaja said:
Well, indeed I read this thread as well but having some doubt as it was mentioned that the method should work for bootloader version of 0.80 or below and ROM version 1.14.xxx.x or below.
My wildfire came with software number of 1.15.707.1
Is it okay to try that tutorial ?
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I got 1.15 Rom version as well and the rooting process got stuck at the stage of "signature verification failed"
Hope they got and update of the update.zip soon.......
KEriksen said:
"meaning we have RW..." What does that mean?
Shouldn't you make a backup of the original ROM before doing any root stuff? I'm reading this article saying you can't at this time, so I guess it's better to wait - or what?
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We should wait till a better way is available.
any more news on a root yet? Getting my wildfire on friday I hope!
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any more news on a root yet? Getting my wildfire on friday I hope!
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Not yet, I heard Paul who did the rooting for the Review version of the Wildfire is on a vacation and will be back soon.
Can i still root my phone although i just downloaded the official froyo? I mean with underevoked? Ty in advance
dud3me said:
Can i still root my phone although i just downloaded the official froyo? I mean with underevoked? Ty in advance
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I do not think anyone has succeeded yet in rooting froyo using unrevoked. I would not her on it and instead use wildpuzzle that is based on the htc froyo for europe.
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I do not think anyone has succeeded yet in rooting froyo using unrevoked. I would not her on it and instead use wildpuzzle that is based on the htc froyo for europe.
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****. Just updated to the official so... Do u think underevoked will be able to root froyo in the future?
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****. Just updated to the official so... Do u think underevoked will be able to root froyo in the future?
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Knowing the ability of developers on this forum, I am certain they will do root it.
hackworks said:
Knowing the ability of developers on this forum, I am certain they will do root it.
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Hope they can soon. Really want to overclock
dud3me said:
Hope they can soon. Really want to overclock
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OK i think so.
that's why smart people instead have flashed the update.zip without HROOT. So Unrevoked remains after FroYo flash
Just had to flash the superuser paket again and superuser is back!
I think that I found a solution...Maybe if you install a shipped ROM and root the phone again will solve the problem...I will give it a try..
Poedra13 said:
I think that I found a solution...Maybe if you install a shipped ROM and root the phone again will solve the problem...I will give it a try..
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Let us know if it worked
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Let us know if it worked
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Unfortunatly,it says that the update is older and the update stops I cannot find any solution....what can we do now?And I was in the middle of making a Rosie theme for Wildfire
Poedra13 said:
Unfortunatly,it says that the update is older and the update stops I cannot find any solution....what can we do now?And I was in the middle of making a Rosie theme for Wildfire
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Hope some1 finds a way to root it soon... I just want to play angry birds with not that much lag
Hi guys,
I'm new to Rooting phones, and I was just wondering what guide should I follow to root my phone, because it's branded to optus, Does that make a difference?
Thanks,
Have fun! And no, optus doesnt make a difference. Happy rooting
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1705913
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TaLEntZ96 said:
Have fun! And no, optus doesnt make a difference. Happy rooting
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1705913
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Thanks for the quick response + The anwser.
It will allow you to use apps the require root permissions (obviously)
You can backup things
Modify /system files, including deleting bloatware
Not much for the regular user
However when you install a custom ROM/kernel, you can do much more. Over clocking, undervolting, mods, more mods, supercharge, optimize for performance. Custom ROMs have more features, such as venom which has everything customisable.
Main reason for rooting for me was to install custom ROMs and kernels.
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markj338 said:
It will allow you to use apps the require root permissions (obviously)
You can backup things
Modify /system files, including deleting bloatware
Not much for the regular user
However when you install a custom ROM/kernel, you can do much more. Over clocking, undervolting, mods, more mods, supercharge, optimize for performance. Custom ROMs have more features, such as venom which has everything customisable.
Main reason for rooting for me was to install custom ROMs and kernels.
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Yeah thanks,
The main reason for me wanting to root my phone is because Optus has installed Apps(Bloatware) Which can't be uninstalled, and it drains the battery life :l
I am a bit confused ( As i said i am new..) Do i have to unlock my bootloader? if so Htcdev.com doesn't list one saying one for optus,
Help would be nice,
Thanks in advance
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Yeah thanks,
The main reason for me wanting to root my phone is because Optus has installed Apps(Bloatware) Which can't be uninstalled, and it drains the battery life :l
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You could go to settings->apps and disable all the opt us ones, couldn't you? If you're on ICS that is
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markj338 said:
You could go to settings->apps and disable all the opt us ones, couldn't you? If you're on ICS that is
Sent from my Nexus 7
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Just did that, phones performing alot faster,
Thanks,
Do you have any idea about my other post what to do?
Unhide said:
Just did that, phones performing alot faster,
Thanks,
Do you have any idea about my other post what to do?
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Just pick one of the other IncS. The instructions are generic in nature and will work regardless of the branded IncS.
tpbklake said:
Just pick one of the other IncS. The instructions are generic in nature and will work regardless of the branded IncS.
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Ok, Just the thing that concerns me is my Hboot is 2.02.0002
Does that matter?
Thanks in advance,
delete.
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Ok, Just the thing that concerns me is my Hboot is 2.02.0002
Does that matter?
Thanks in advance,
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That unlock procedure will work on your HBOOT version.
Hi, I just bought my HTC Desire C and there is a lot of default apps that I don't use and I would like to remove them. Even if I remove for example Google +, it gets installed again automaticly. I know that the possible way to do it would be by rooting my device but I'm not sure if that would affect the warranty, so I'm a bit worried doing that. If there is any other way to do it without rooting my device, please tell me.
If you don't want to root your phone, just leave xda right away
Without kidding, nope there's no way to delete system apps without rooting
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Root Only
If there System apps, like Phenziox said you need root. so if you dont want to root then you cant go no further
Phenziox said:
If you don't want to root your phone, just leave xda right away
Without kidding, nope there's no way to delete system apps without rooting
Sent from my HTC Desire C
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Shad0wPanda said:
If there System apps, like Phenziox said you need root. so if you dont want to root then you cant go no further
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:/ And will it affect the warranty?
Only if the actions you undertook that used root dashed your device. It will not otherwise
Ps I would greatly appreciate a "thanks"
Sent from my HTC Desire C
Yes but you van undo rooting but leave system apps uninstalled
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:/ And will it affect the warranty?
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It's a well made device so I wouldn't worry about warranty, just enjoy life man, instead of worrying about something that might or could happen but most probably wont
neoyoli said:
It's a well made device so I wouldn't worry about warranty, just enjoy life man, instead of worrying about something that might or could happen but most probably wont
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Hi 5 on it......totally agree...... don't worry about warranty...there are ways to go around it....
njoy the phone.....rooting unlocks the true potential....of android...:angel:
-peacE !!!
neoyoli said:
It's a well made device so I wouldn't worry about warranty, just enjoy life man, instead of worrying about something that might or could happen but most probably wont
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djpry said:
Hi 5 on it......totally agree...... don't worry about warranty...there are ways to go around it....
njoy the phone.....rooting unlocks the true potential....of android...:angel:
-peacE !!!
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This is my second Android, my last one I used Cyanogen Mod, and I also tested other roms. I've rooted the phone to be able to move apps to SD card because it was a not recent version of Android... And I noticed that in terms of battery for example, it was even worst than the original version... and there are always something that don't work proprely... and I decided to keep this phone system completely original... I'm just worried because my HTC don't have even a month and if there is any problem they may not accept the warranty because I've rooted the phone? don't know just precaution
if a custom ROM is worse then the original, there's a reason behind it which you need to find, but you can certainly rule out rooting as a possibility. I can confirm, a good custom ROM such as Revolution Sense 3.1 is simply miles better then the original, this is why we are using it.
Any software or brick problem?
Most answers and solutions is on xda
Hardware problem?
You need warranty
But there are some shops that have parts
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neoyoli said:
if a custom ROM is worse then the original, there's a reason behind it which you need to find, but you can certainly rule out rooting as a possibility. I can confirm, a good custom ROM such as Revolution Sense 3.1 is simply miles better then the original, this is why we are using it.
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Right.. do you know any link where I can found more info about that ROM? If everything works properly and there are "reasonable" bugs, and some improvements, I'll consider change it to that ROM.
man, check in the development section: Revolution Sense Edition 3.1:good: