Showing posts with label Root. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Root. Show all posts

Saturday, July 6, 2013

How to Root & Unroot Any Android Device With The Combination Of Moborobo+SRSRoot+VISIONary+

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Good day dear Android Users, here is an exclusive tutorial on how to Root an Android Device easily.


Just as the Symbian User think of how to hack their Symbian Phone and Sign their Applications, how iPhone/iPad Users think of how to Jailbreak their Devices to make use of some Applications and beats off their limitation, this is a major reason why Android Users need to Root their Andriod Phones to enjoy their Device to the fullest.
WHY ROOT AN ANDROID DEVICE? 

Let’s start with why you would want to root your Android Smartphone. Sometimes applications require special permission that the Android OS, which is based on Linux doesn’t allow. These could be simple as taking a screenshot to higher level permissions to the core Android files. Rooting makes your phone faster, increases battery life, allows it to run more applications, custom software and ROMs which allow complete control over every aspect of your device by allowing superuser and admin level permission. Removing carrier bloatware is a particularly enticing application and many more.
Enough for the introduction let's proceed with the Tutorial for today.


HOW TO ROOT AN ANDRIOD DEVICE EASILY 

Steps:
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1. INSTALLING THE MOBOROBO SOFTWARE :
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  •   First you need to install your android device drivers...
            There are many different sites on the internet to dowload the driver's compatible to your 
             android device...

            Don't worry i have best solution for the problem...

  •     Just download the Moborobo Software it's free...

              Link :     DOWNLOAD MOBOROBO

  •     Moborobo is the pc suite like nokia and other brands...

              By using the software u can manage your device...

              After download and install the software Just plug ur device to pc using the usb cable..

              "Debugging mode"  necessary "on" mode....

  •      Open the moborobo software and you can see that the software automatically              download  your specific device driver...(so the problem of installing driver is gone,)

  •  After finsinhing the downloading the driver and installed into ur pc...

           U can see ur device in the moborobo software...


           Finishing ur device detection on the pc complete...


2. INSTALLING THE SRSROOT SOFTWARE:
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  •    SRSRoot is the Universal software to root any android device whether it's Branded or    China.

  • Just download and install the SRSRoot software..

  • After completing the installation of the SRSRoot you see the GUI of it.

Note:  In the process u need an Internet Connection...
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  • U can see that there have many option's are there..
          Just click on the Root Device(All Methods)

  • The Software automatically triying different exploits on ur device..
  • After u can see the message like " Root Successful"
                                              
                                                       LIST OF ROOTED DEVICES



3. INSTALLING THE VISIOnary+ App:
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  • Just install the app into ur android device and select the 2nd, & 3rd option check it..
           and press the Permenent Root.


  • The process makes ur device permenent root.


Just Use the Root checker app and confirm  it..




Happy Rooting...







   





Wednesday, June 12, 2013

How to Root Google Glass

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How to root Google Glass like Jay Freeman (saurik) did? Follow the tutorial below.

For the select few individuals that have been lucky enough to get their hands on Google Glass Explorer Edition, renowned jailbreak developer and Cydia founder Jay Freeman has already managed to exploit a bug and jailbreak the wearable peripheral. Freeman detailed the process, from the day he picked up Glass, in a recent blog post. A comprehensive look at how to root Google Glass follows.
Before I summarize the step-by-step instructions that Freeman has been courteous enough to provide, it’s important to note that Google has always acknowledged Glass as an open product. While jailbreaking your iPhone displeases Apple, because iOS is a closed platform, Google is very open the whole rooting process of Glass. In fact, they encourage developers to show off their skills. 

Condensed Instructions on Rooting Google Glass

  • You will need the Android SDK installed and two files (exploit.ab and su) from Jay Freeman
  • Backup all personal data using the Android Debugging Tool (adb)’s backup command. Run the following:
    $ adb backup -f backup.ab com.google.glass.logging
  • Glass will display a dialog through the prism, so make sure you’re wearing Glass and use its touchpad to scroll to “back up my data,” and then select it by tapping
  • The next step involves setting up the race condition. Run the following command in the adb shell to create a symlink:
    $ adb shell “while ! ln -s /data/local.prop \ /data/data/com.google.glass.logging/a/file99 \ 2>/dev/null; do :; done”
  • The previous step will take some time, so open up a new window and start the restore process of the modified backup payload using adb restore. Run the following command, and a new dialog will pop up on Glass:
    $ adb restore exploit.ab
  • Scroll to the “restore my data” option and select it.
  • The previous symlink process should now be completed.
  • Restore the backup of the personal data that was made before by running this command:
    $ adb restore backup.ab
  • Reboot your Google Glass. If you encounter Bluetooth errors, this is expected. Continue to the next step.
  • Copy the su binary to Glass by running this command:
    $ adb reboot
    $ adb shell “mount -o remount,rw /system”
    $ adb push su /system/xbin
    $ adb shell “chmod 6755 /system/xbin/su”
    $ adb shell “rm /data/local.prop”
    $ adb reboot
  • Reboot your Google Glass again. At this point, it should be rooted with all errors resolved.
  • You can now have fun and experiment with installing more complex su utilities.
The instructions above, as mentioned, are provided in a condensed format. There is a wealth of information that Jay Freeman has provided about rooting Google Glass, in addition to next steps and security issues, in a lengthy blog post that he wrote. If you are confused with any of the steps above, or want a more technical explanation of the process, be sure to give that article a good read.