Yep. Tried doing it while it was running as well but got no popups. Maybe delete it and try installing it again?
did you install the slideroot.zip from clockwork?
Yep. Tried doing it while it was running as well but got no popups. Maybe delete it and try installing it again?
This will root the device and allow you to install things like wireless tether. edit: I am not optaining an ip address from wireless tether, though I can connect. I suspect further AT&T foolery. I am working on it.
Custom recovery is a bear to get to. You can however, get to custom recovery, and we should be able to flash custom roms.
For the most part, I used the root method and files from the MT3G root procedure. However, I could not get the adb to read my in recovery until I used my gold card. Many failed attempts before, and it pretty consistantly worked afterword. I suspect the difference was the SD card itself, and not that it was a gold card, because it makes no sense that a gold card should make a difference. Both cards were 2 gb Sandisk cards, but the one I used was from a Hero, which was what I used to make my goldcard to root that.
Folks, the MT3G method works. This isn't mine, I was just the first to make it go on the Aria.
Here's eugene's "How to Root the Slide thread" Eugene, Koush, Modaco many others, on behalf of an awful lof frustrated AT&T Android fans, thank you.
By the way guys don't install set CPU I won't work properly and it will make your aria lag BAD
Het attn1.....If I do a factory reset will I have to do the root process all over again? I'm worried that set CPU has gunked up my aria.
I'm very Happy You Contacted Me & this Worked Out Perfect! I'm very Surprised that this Method is working out as it seems for alot of HTC Phone's!!
I've Rooted My Cousin's Dad New Aria & So I'm looking forward to this weekend to play around more with his Phone
~Eugene
Very happy you stopped by to say hello. We can't thank you guys enough.
Did You Get my DM? I don't have Access to the Aria until This weekend again & I have Several People wanting a Pic with Su working & a System Dump..
I'll be here as long as you guys might need me & Happy to help out
~Eugene
I've been messing with this for about an hour or so.. i notice my computer is looking for android 1.0 drivers.. which is doesn't find.. so in my device manager I do have a "other devices" listed.. am I to ignore this and just continue on with the steps?
also is this normal?
D:\android-sdk-windows\tools>adb devices
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
Hello everyone,
This is my first Android device and am having trouble with the rooting process.
I have Windows Vista 32-bit and I have installed all the packages with the Android-SDK.
I can not seem to get the phone to connect to the computer using the loop. I have followed the instructions on the other post.
Thanks in advance.
yah, i'm stuck.. or maybe just mentally.
just before putting my phone into recovery mode the computer is looking for android 1.0 drivers. I figured I just ignore that and continue, after going into recovery, I noticed the computer searching for adb driver.. so Im not sure if im on a dead end or just continue and keep trying..
Yes you need the Driver installed... I recommend using the Latest SDK install utility.. Worse case, just down the latest sdk & run the setup.. If using Win7 > ( Right-click ) Run as Admin!!
This will root the device and allow you to install things like wireless tether.
Edit: I can connect to wireless tether, but it's not routing to anything and takes forever to get an IP address. Once I get an ip address, I can't even ping the gateway. I suspect further AT&T foolery. I am working on it.
Custom recovery is a bear to get to. You can however, get to custom recovery, and we can flash custom roms.
For the most part, I used the root method and files from the MT3G root procedure. However, I could not get the adb to read my in recovery until I used my gold card. Many failed attempts before, and it pretty consistantly worked afterword. I suspect the difference was the SD card itself, and not that it was a gold card, because it makes no sense that a gold card should make a difference. Both cards were 2 gb Sandisk cards, but the one I used was from a Hero, which was what I used to make my goldcard to root that.
Folks, the MT3G method works. This isn't mine, I was just the first to make it go on the Aria.
Here's eugene's "How to Root the Slide thread"
Eugene, Koush, Modaco, ChiefzReloaded, brokensanity, the EVO Unrevoked team and many others, on behalf of an awful lof frustrated AT&T Android fans, thank you.
The Unrevoked team has more info here if you get stuck.
Update:
Instead of slideroot.zip and superuser.apk, you can just flash my rom. (See next post in this thread).
That includes root, busybox, superuser.apk and strips AT&T applications & brings the ROM much closer to a generic HTC sense ROM.
Check out this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6909467&postcount=1
Once you have root (either by pushing slideroot and installing superuser.apk or skipping those and installing my rooted ROM) do yourself a favor and check out this thread: Unrevoked team: Recovery reflash tool (updated - Now for Aria/Liberty!)
Once rooted, you don't have to do the adb chase anymore; you can now flash custom recovery with the tool in that thread. It works!