[Q] Typically how long for root to be developed?

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jiml87

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Just updated to 4.4.2 from a rooted 4.2.2 and lost root when I accepted the OTA update.
Being new to android I am wondering how long it typically take for a new root to be released?

I moved to android from iPhone because I was tired of waiting months for a jailbreak every time an updated ios was released.
 

jiml87

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Sorry, no not you. It was meant for gunnyman.

Being a newbie I'm just wondering typically how long it takes to get a working root after an update. I don't expect anyone to be able to tell me the exact date when a root program will be available for the G2 on kit Kat.

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Sorry, no not you. It was meant for gunnyman.

Being a newbie I'm just wondering typically how long it takes to get a working root after an update. I don't expect anyone to be able to tell me the exact date when a root program will be available for the G2 on kit Kat.

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There's honestly no way of telling how long. Seriously... it can be a few days or even months. It all depends how long it takes to figure out.


Your best bet is to check the xda LG G2 forum for your specific carrier. Check it daily and someone will post about the progress. But don't post on the forum yourself.

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gunnyman

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Sorry, no not you. It was meant for gunnyman.

Being a newbie I'm just wondering typically how long it takes to get a working root after an update. I don't expect anyone to be able to tell me the exact date when a root program will be available for the G2 on kit Kat.

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There IS no typical it's not like there's a timer or anything. The HTC One X on At&T went 6 MONTHS without Root.
Root will happen when it happens or maybe not at all.
 
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Kingoapp wrote me back, this is what they said:

As to 4.4 firmware, the known root methods are all via flashing custom recovery, which requires a lot manual operations and involves huge risks. So, I am sorry, it is not supported.

So it looks like a no go there....
 
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jiml87

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Someone root this thing already. Where's the hacker talent still sleeping?

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Someone root this thing already. Where's the hacker talent still sleeping?

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You should not be commenting if you don't understand the process and efforts needed to figure it out, you can throw all the ROM cooks at it you want, will still take however long it will take to figure out, so sit down, chill the F out and wait, or learn Android ROM cooking and do it yourself, you aren't going to rush those that are doing this on their own time for free
 

Demonlinx

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Someone root this thing already. Where's the hacker talent still sleeping?

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Where's your talent at? You have just as much capability as the rest of us, so stop whining and go do it yourself, or shut the hell up!

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jiml87

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You may want to reduce your caffeine intake.

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freakyd9984

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Gosh guys y'all need to chill with the language on here

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    Someone root this thing already. Where's the hacker talent still sleeping?

    Sent from my LG-D800 using xda app-developers app

    You should not be commenting if you don't understand the process and efforts needed to figure it out, you can throw all the ROM cooks at it you want, will still take however long it will take to figure out, so sit down, chill the F out and wait, or learn Android ROM cooking and do it yourself, you aren't going to rush those that are doing this on their own time for free
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    When it's done!
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    I just wrote kingoapp asking if and/or when kitkat on our phones will be supported. If I hear back Ill report it.
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    Sorry, no not you. It was meant for gunnyman.

    Being a newbie I'm just wondering typically how long it takes to get a working root after an update. I don't expect anyone to be able to tell me the exact date when a root program will be available for the G2 on kit Kat.

    Sent from my LG-D800 using xda app-developers app

    There IS no typical it's not like there's a timer or anything. The HTC One X on At&T went 6 MONTHS without Root.
    Root will happen when it happens or maybe not at all.
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    Kingoapp wrote me back, this is what they said:

    As to 4.4 firmware, the known root methods are all via flashing custom recovery, which requires a lot manual operations and involves huge risks. So, I am sorry, it is not supported.

    So it looks like a no go there....