Easy Root APP [Instructions]

[acuarium]

Are you flashing a rom while mounted thru usb to your pc

The telephone was connected to the PC but not mounted for data transfer.

Is there a way to flash Cyanogen from the PC with adb?

[toprpm]

Hay, thanks for clear instructions, i have done all steps with no problems , but at last one when rebooting and restart, it did switch off and never back on. tried switching it on, but nothing happens.

Help.

[rugmankc]

acuarium,

Not that I am aware of.


I don't like having phone plugged into pc when rooting and flashing a recovery

If the phone is in a bootloop you should be able to hold down pwr, vol-, trackball at same time until it boots into the bootloader screen. 3 androids at bottom. You can then navigate to recovery and select it. It should take you to recovery screen and an option to restore a backup from sdcard, if you made one. I don't know what all that stuff you listed means. If no one has a good idea, you can post ALL your details on the XDA Nexus One Q&A Forum.

I am not familiar with the one click method. But if you get into recovery it should list which one you have and, some help here, I think you need Superuser on phone to be rooted. Not sure if so for one click. But, if you get phone back up you could dl an app from Market that only works on rooted phones like Root Explorer. If you can not get into recovery you have none and something went wrong. It is fixable, just need someone with more experience.




Ken

[sliceburgslim]

Are you flashing a rom while mounted thru usb to your pc

The telephone was connected to the PC but not mounted for data transfer.

Is there a way to flash Cyanogen from the PC with adb?

I dont think so either.

Are you able to get into Recovery?

[rugmankc]

[QUOTE=toprpm;82923]Hay, thanks for clear instructions, i have done all steps with no problems , but at last one when rebooting and restart, it did switch off and never back on. tried switching it on, but nothing happens.

Help.[/QUOTE)


Try the pwr, vol-, trackball at same time like I mentioned above. Or, pull battery first.


ken

[toprpm]

[quote=rugmankc;82948]

Hay, thanks for clear instructions, i have done all steps with no problems , but at last one when rebooting and restart, it did switch off and never back on. tried switching it on, but nothing happens.

Help.[/QUOTE)


Try the pwr, vol-, trackball at same time like I mentioned above. Or, pull battery first.


ken

Ok, pulled battery and put it back, it switch on again, But, the rom cm6.1 was not installed.

so i did the last steps again. and it restarted once and then stayed off. until i power it on. then the mod worked on installing. and now it's up and rooted with CM6.1 rc1.

thanks for tips.

[rugmankc]

toprpm,

Sounds like you are good to go.

2 BIG TIPS if you haven't done them

Backup your CM 6.1 rom NOW

Backup your sdcard now and frequently


With these bu's you can get out of any problems

[toprpm]

So far everything is cool, love how the battery is staying longer,

I will back everything as u used TI and enabled it to backup automatically

But it self back the rom or rom manager will do? And will it back the rom on sd card?

toprpm,

Sounds like you are good to go.

2 BIG TIPS if you haven't done them

Backup your CM 6.1 rom NOW

Backup your sdcard now and frequently


With these bu's you can get out of any problems

[f0ul99]

@toprpm

U have manually back up your rom and then rename it accordingly.

Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk

[rugmankc]

Been driving today toprpm

From your post you need to read up more and learn more about Titanium Backup (TB) and your recovery.

TB only backs up apps and system data. I prefer to do it manually. If you restore apps from TB after flashing a rom, ONLY restore missing apps and data, NO system data. Some people just restore each manually as needed. You will have apps from previous rom still on phone under TB. I usually delete them.

Which recovery do you have. That is what backs up all of phone, apps-system data--settings etc. It is a full disk image. That's why it is so important to do asap and often. A tip--after dl'ing roms to phone and flashing, delete them. Saves memory. And, I only keep two backups on phone. Any others I want, I move to my laptop. I do backup my sdcard regulary too. I have lost mine at least thre times in this great world of flashing roms.

If you have questions on using your recovery, just ask us.


Ken