Easy Root APP [Instructions]
This is a discussion on Easy Root APP [Instructions] within the Nexus One Development & Hacking forums, part of the Nexus One category; Originally Posted by Lost Dog
Well, yesterday I jumped on the one click root bandwagon. After a few backups / tests / playing around with ...
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08-25-2010, 01:02 PM
#101
Senior Member

Originally Posted by
Lost Dog
Well, yesterday I jumped on the one click root bandwagon. After a few backups / tests / playing around with CM6 I ended up getting the paid Titanium Backup! That saves a huge amount of time when you have 90+ apps to install!
So far so good... I'm now going to update the kernel and radio.
A few questions... What are you people doing to get the really good battery life? So far with stock CM6 it's no better than before.
In CM6 is it possible to have the apps menu look like Froyo stock? I kind of liked the app icons flowing in to the distance rather than just off the top and bottom of the screen.
Get setcpu from the market.
Look at my sig for suggested settings.
And you're right about getting the paid version of Titanium. It really saves time restoring apps.
Come here little sheep; I have a nice juicy apple for you!
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Nexus One: Locked and Rooted
ROM: CM7
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08-25-2010, 01:35 PM
#102
Super Moderator

Originally Posted by
iPhoneSlayer

Originally Posted by
AndroidIsTheTruth

Originally Posted by
iPhoneSlayer
Steps 1-4 is basically just installing the 1click root app to your phone.
Its good to have Titanium backup and rom manager already installed (you won't be able to use it until you root, but you can still download it.)
Steps 1-4 install app
step 5 is to root?
Then run Titanium and Rom is that correct? Man I feel like an Aggie right about now. I'm just really paranoid about bricking my phone.
LOL...Aggies would have iPhones.
That's basically it. Once you root in step 5. That is when I suggest you do the titanium back up. When you run titanium backup, it'll prompt you to install busybox. Make sure you do it. This backup will take about 5-15 minutes depending on how many apps you have.
To do a Titanium Backup, open the app.
Press the menu key
select batch
Then select "Backup all user apps + data
Also if you are running launcher pro, make sure you save your settings. Menu>pref>Backup Homescreen & settings.
Once everything is backed up, you can now install the rom. Follow step 6 from the first page.
I ran the app and it says I'm rooted but when I try to run Titanium I get this message:
Sorry I could acquire root privileges. This app will not work please verify that ROM is rooted and includes Busybox
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08-25-2010, 01:38 PM
#103
Senior Member

Originally Posted by
AndroidIsTheTruth

Originally Posted by
iPhoneSlayer

Originally Posted by
AndroidIsTheTruth
Steps 1-4 install app
step 5 is to root?
Then run Titanium and Rom is that correct? Man I feel like an Aggie right about now. I'm just really paranoid about bricking my phone.
LOL...Aggies would have iPhones.
That's basically it. Once you root in step 5. That is when I suggest you do the titanium back up. When you run titanium backup, it'll prompt you to install busybox. Make sure you do it. This backup will take about 5-15 minutes depending on how many apps you have.
To do a Titanium Backup, open the app.
Press the menu key
select batch
Then select "Backup all user apps + data
Also if you are running launcher pro, make sure you save your settings. Menu>pref>Backup Homescreen & settings.
Once everything is backed up, you can now install the rom. Follow step 6 from the first page.
I ran the app and it says I'm rooted but when I try to run Titanium I get this message:
Sorry I could acquire root privileges. This app will not work please verify that ROM is rooted and includes Busybox
Click on the "Problems?" button and it will prompt you to install busybox.
Come here little sheep; I have a nice juicy apple for you!
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Nexus One: Locked and Rooted
ROM: CM7
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08-25-2010, 01:39 PM
#104
Android Master
Did you install busybox? If not, open TB and click on "problems" at bottom of screen and install.
Ooops, didn't see your comment at the bottom, iPhoneSlayer
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08-25-2010, 02:58 PM
#105
Super Moderator

Originally Posted by
iPhoneSlayer

Originally Posted by
AndroidIsTheTruth

Originally Posted by
iPhoneSlayer
Steps 1-4 is basically just installing the 1click root app to your phone.
Its good to have Titanium backup and rom manager already installed (you won't be able to use it until you root, but you can still download it.)
Steps 1-4 install app
step 5 is to root?
Then run Titanium and Rom is that correct? Man I feel like an Aggie right about now. I'm just really paranoid about bricking my phone.
LOL...Aggies would have iPhones.
That's basically it. Once you root in step 5. That is when I suggest you do the titanium back up. When you run titanium backup, it'll prompt you to install busybox. Make sure you do it. This backup will take about 5-15 minutes depending on how many apps you have.
To do a Titanium Backup, open the app.
Press the menu key
select batch
Then select "Backup all user apps + data
Also if you are running launcher pro, make sure you save your settings. Menu>pref>Backup Homescreen & settings.
Once everything is backed up, you can now install the rom. Follow step 6 from the first page.
what's the difference between cm6 and cm nightlies?
I'm dl'g CM6 RC3
I'M DOING IT GUYS AFTER I SAID I NEVER WOULD.
So does cm6 comes with 720 recording already or do I have to get a Kernal for that.
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08-25-2010, 03:06 PM
#106
Senior Member
Comes with 720p
.
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08-25-2010, 03:10 PM
#107
Senior Member
Cool! Welcome to the darkside!
RC3 is the current Release candidate. It's supposed to be more stable than the nightlies (although I'm running a nightly from 3 days ago and it is very stable)
Nightlies are incremental updates to the current Release Candidate (RC3). They are supposed to be experimental but usually fix bugs in previous nightlies. These nightlies are like building blocks to the next Release candidate or Final release. So they have added features than previous ones.
RC3 does have 720p and comes with a custom kernal, but some of us like the wildmonks kernals that you have to flash yourself.
Once you have flashed CM6 RC3, you can start flashing nightlies the sameway. However, you don't have to do a full wipe between nightlies.
Come here little sheep; I have a nice juicy apple for you!
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Nexus One: Locked and Rooted
ROM: CM7
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08-25-2010, 03:13 PM
#108
Super Moderator

Originally Posted by
iPhoneSlayer
Cool! Welcome to the darkside!
RC3 is the current Release candidate. It's supposed to be more stable than the nightlies (although I'm running a nightly from 3 days ago and it is very stable)
Nightlies are incremental updates to the current Release Candidate (RC3). They are supposed to be experimental but usually fix bugs in previous nightlies. These nightlies are like building blocks to the next Release candidate or Final release. So they have added features than previous ones.
RC3 does have 720p and comes with a custom kernal, but some of us like the wildmonks kernals that you have to flash yourself.
Once you have flashed CM6 RC3, you can start flashing nightlies the sameway. However, you don't have to do a full wipe between nightlies.
One more question, what with the 720p for the kernals? Does that just mean the Kernals support 720p
And if I revert back to stock Froyo, will my kernals also go back to original?
It better be worth it dammit.
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08-25-2010, 03:16 PM
#109
Senior Member
what's the difference between cm6 and cm nightlies?
I'm dl'g CM6 RC3
I'M DOING IT GUYS AFTER I SAID I NEVER WOULD.
So does cm6 comes with 720 recording already or do I have to get a Kernal for that.
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Rooted ~ CM 6RC3~ CM6.0 N1~ Nightlies ~
Was Using~ eViL's NXSense v.1.21.3 - 720p, BT, FM, Hotspots, Kitchen Sink
Was Using~ MicroMod's 2.12 Desire SuperHybrid
Was Using~ MicroMod's Gingerbread CM7 Custom ROM v1.2 (DT's-Ap2Ext,Bat%,Themed
Was Using ~ BlackDroid's Nexus One - UD 3.1.0Rom
Was Using ~ CM 7 Gingerbread Green or Blue ExtremeMod ROM
Now ~ CM NIGHTLY'S
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08-25-2010, 03:18 PM
#110
Super Moderator
The custom kernel I'm using (Wildmonks) Gives a better FPS with the 720 Cam from what Ive experienced. + it allows for a lil higher OC than the one built into CM6.
And yes if you revert back to stock you will be able to have the original kernel if you so desire.
Its def worth it IMO
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