[Q] Unroot for 2.3.6

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I need an unroot for 2.3.6 since I will be selling my gio :3
So eh any last help from you guys?

Could be an unrooted kernel :/


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Flash a stock rom, wipe all and you're fine

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Originally Posted by voetbalremco

Flash a stock rom, wipe all and you're fine

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I can't use odin :/ and I am on stock but it's rooted

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You will always have root acces as the kernel is modified, but you can remove superuser...
The best is just to flash a clean stock rom, as you also need to flash the stock recovery, but flashing a stock rom does all of these

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Someone here with a flashable stock kernel?

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Use the flashable .zip from a custom kernel and replace the boot.img with a stock one

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Originally Posted by (Frank)

I need an unroot for 2.3.6 since I will be selling my gio :3
So eh any last help from you guys?

Could be an unrooted kernel :/


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Maybe universal gb unroot?

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Originally Posted by Thatgrass

Maybe universal gb unroot?

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It's for 2.3.3 and 2.3.7->, not working on 2.3.6

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Originally Posted by (Frank)

It's for 2.3.3 and 2.3.7->, not working on 2.3.6

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no its also for 2.3.6

Originally Posted by voetbalremco

You will always have root acces as the kernel is modified, but you can remove superuser...
The best is just to flash a clean stock rom, as you also need to flash the stock recovery, but flashing a stock rom does all of these

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Depending on the root method, the kernel isn't modified. It is with ro.secure=0 boot images. And even then, technically its the ramdisk and not the kernel that is modified.

An exploit, or rooted recovery allows the root permissions to be granted to a properly located su binary. Superuser provides user control over this now available privilege escalation.

You could for instance user SuperOneClick to unroot. It essentially uses an exploit to gain a temporary root access with which it removes the su binaries and superuser apk.