Just updated, now with init.d support and a better unrooter script
For those of us who have already used the original: Should we DL the new version and run it?
Just updated, now with init.d support and a better unrooter script
Thank you very much for your work...
Just to confirm, do I use this aRoot instead of your previous SuperOneClick?
For those of us who have already used the original: Should we DL the new version and run it?
And would a reset undo this too >,< need to know what block I'm starting off at
Guys,
I am very new to this, I downloaded and installed the necessary drivers etc. I placed my atrix on usb debugging and ran "a root" and nothing happen, no root?
Can someone please post a step by step tutorial?
Thanks in advance
Not sure if this will help anyone out, but I couldn't get this to work until I switched back to MotoBlur while running aRoot. If I was running Launcher Pro, I got nothing. Used HomeSwitcher to switch back to MotoBlur and it all went perfectly.
Thanks for making this so easy DG.
Not sure if this will help anyone out, but I couldn't get this to work until I switched back to MotoBlur while running aRoot. If I was running Launcher Pro, I got nothing. Used HomeSwitcher to switch back to MotoBlur and it all went perfectly.
Thanks for making this so easy DG.
That's odd.
I use LauncherPro (used MotoBlur for all of 20 minutes when I first was getting the phone setup). On LauncherPro+, I had no issues running the earlier aRoot scripts, and the lastest aRoot script with init.d support.
That's odd.
I use LauncherPro (used MotoBlur for all of 20 minutes when I first was getting the phone setup). On LauncherPro+, I had no issues running the earlier aRoot scripts, and the lastest aRoot script with init.d support.
*shrug*
Not sure why that happened for me, but I couldn't get aRoot to do anything until I switched back to MotoBlur. Either way, I'm rooted. Now to figure out what else I can do to this thing (Android virgin here)
So this all went smoothly (of course thanks to DG), but after the process was completed, I got the blinking red light and my internal SD was unmounted.
I didn't know what to do, but I clicked on the "mount" from the pull down. Shortly after, the phone rebooted itself. Everything seems to be working normally now.
Should I be afraid of anything? Is this normal? I started from the oneclick root, no deodex
Anyone else notice that after applying this new aroot when you switch home screens the phone and contact (motoblur) buttons remain?
So this all went smoothly (of course thanks to DG), but after the process was completed, I got the blinking red light and my internal SD was unmounted.
I didn't know what to do, but I clicked on the "mount" from the pull down. Shortly after, the phone rebooted itself. Everything seems to be working normally now.
Should I be afraid of anything? Is this normal? I started from the oneclick root, no deodex
As far as my experience goes, rooting should have no effect on updating either manually, by Moto OTA, or g-d forbid, by ATT OTA. Right?
Just a wonder because I'm pretty sure that deodexing will likely lead to update issues...
Thank you DG! I had the captivate and want the SGS2 but I got the Atrix as a free 4 month upgrade :-/ I wish I could follow you (maybe I can if I can scum Att again)
Thanks DG. I knew if I waited it would pay off.
Any plans on making an "unroot" script?
I was brought here by another user pointing out that aRoot was created specifically for the Atrix. I have no experience with rooting and i was wondering if there was a complete tutorial on how to use aRoot correctly?
Well, I'm getting my Atrix in a couple of weeks and I was just wondering if it's possible to have a step-by-step tutorial on how to use aRoot to actually root your Atrix. I mean, you mentioned you had to instal the SDK and run the .bat file. I kinda get it. Could someone help us with the installing steps coming from zero?
Something like:
1. Download Atrix Drivers from...
2. Install drivers..
3. Download SDK from...
4. Install xxxx
Hope someone can really help us noobs! I've been dealing with Motorola Milestone 1 and have never bricked my phone but procedures seem seamless. Atrix has a different procedure and, as I have observed, it's way trickier.
Thanks in advance.