[VIDEO GUIDES] How To ROOT, Roms, Recovery, Bootloader Unlock and More!

Jewveeski · Aug 19, 2014

spinninbsod said:
im confused can i get a custom recovery on the verizon lg g3

There's only a Chinese recovery available right now but I'm sure we will here about one being available very soon for our g3s

Galaxynote1234 · Aug 20, 2014

318sugarhill said:
Here is the instructions I followed way back when to get the SDK on my mac all set up. User xjedi was the one who helped me. I copied this directly from that thread...

I ended up using the new Stump root method, seemed dummy proof and a lot easier. Worked flawlessly and I'm now backing up all the data with titanium backup. Thanks for your help!

gregbradley · Aug 22, 2014

Thread moved to general section as this is a Guide, not development

318sugarhill · Aug 23, 2014

Galaxynote1234 said:
I ended up using the new Stump root method, seemed dummy proof and a lot easier. Worked flawlessly and I'm now backing up all the data with titanium backup. Thanks for your help!

Hey no problem. Stump root was just a few days too late for me, but it's definitely worth looking into learning ADB commands on your mac. Try playing with your old phone (if you have it and it's rootable). You'll learn a lot and you never know what root methods will be available in the future. They all start with adb before they get packaged into a nice little app like Stump root.

Galaxynote1234 · Aug 24, 2014

318sugarhill said:
Hey no problem. Stump root was just a few days too late for me, but it's definitely worth looking into learning ADB commands on your mac. Try playing with your old phone (if you have it and it's rootable). You'll learn a lot and you never know what root methods will be available in the future. They all start with adb before they get packaged into a nice little app like Stump root.

I have my GS3 that I will experiment on using adb. Doesn't hurt to learn a new method

DroidxRage · Aug 25, 2014

Are the end results from StumpRoot and this IORoot the same?

Any end-of-the-day difference, or pros/cons of doing it one way or the other (besides the task of actually doing it)? (Going back to stock the same, OTA's handled the same, etc)

TIA

owenbeals · Aug 25, 2014

Should be no difference. Stump root is simpler as it's a one click app.

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