I can't endorse any custom recovery, I don't use them. TWRP seems popular, flashing it with fastboot is probably best but anyway should work if you are s-off.
is there temproot method for sunhine s-off?
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I can't endorse any custom recovery, I don't use them. TWRP seems popular, flashing it with fastboot is probably best but anyway should work if you are s-off.
Forum doesn't really allows "comparisons" like this seeing as both developers spent a lot of time and effort to bring a good product that does its job.
TWRP is pretty straight forward however it doesn't seem to create stock backup of the stock recovery.
CWM can create nandroid backup of stock recovery though.
If you're S-OFF it's easy enough to decide for yourself though, flash the one try it out. Then flash the other one and try it out, keep the one you like best.
I personally still use Stock recovery. I only boot into custom recovery to reflash SuperSU after OTA takes root away, other than that I don't need any custom recovery. Don't flash roms nothing...
But like with the ROMs itself, try them all. Like the saying goes. Test all things; hold fast that which is good.
Forum doesn't really allows "comparisons" like this seeing as both developers spent a lot of time and effort to bring a good product that does its job.
TWRP is pretty straight forward however it doesn't seem to create stock backup of the stock recovery.
CWM can create nandroid backup of stock recovery though.
If you're S-OFF it's easy enough to decide for yourself though, flash the one try it out. Then flash the other one and try it out, keep the one you like best.
I personally still use Stock recovery. I only boot into custom recovery to reflash SuperSU after OTA takes root away, other than that I don't need any custom recovery. Don't flash roms nothing...
But like with the ROMs itself, try them all. Like the saying goes. Test all things; hold fast that which is good.
Can supersu not be flashed in stock recovery? this is pretty much all i need to be honest. however i use the barclays mobile banking app and it checks for root at launch.... only thing puttin me off haha
No, but you don't need to flash custom recovery to flash SuperSU either. You can just boot it, fastboot boot customrecovery.img then flash SuperSU like you'd normally do.
Yeah the barclays app is a pain in the behind
Seems like modules such as rootcloak in the xposed framework works only as a hit and miss(with probably more misses than anything else) and I'm not familiar with a way to make the barclays app work good with a rooted device. Sucks
Sunshine also works on Dual SIM but gives no permanent root but permanent s-off. You need to install SU to get root after s-off.
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2WeakSauce will work on Verizon m8
TowelRoot v3 should work on the others
SunShine will both unlock and s-off
I thought Sunshine both unlocks and gives S-OFF, at least that's the impression you get when you look at the main OP.
as stated by @jcase
[Android][HTC S-OFF] SunShine for modern HTC devices2
I was out of town when he released the official v3 build, I had to tweak SunShine some but it works with TowelRoot v3 now. Instructions are on our site
http://theroot.ninja/1I thought Sunshine both unlocks and gives S-OFF, at least that's the impression you get when you look at the main OP.
as stated by @jcase
[Android][HTC S-OFF] SunShine for modern HTC devices
Yeah, but you need root to run Sunshine.1
I can't endorse any custom recovery, I don't use them. TWRP seems popular, flashing it with fastboot is probably best but anyway should work if you are s-off.1
Forum doesn't really allows "comparisons" like this seeing as both developers spent a lot of time and effort to bring a good product that does its job.
TWRP is pretty straight forward however it doesn't seem to create stock backup of the stock recovery.
CWM can create nandroid backup of stock recovery though.
If you're S-OFF it's easy enough to decide for yourself though, flash the one try it out. Then flash the other one and try it out, keep the one you like best.
I personally still use Stock recovery. I only boot into custom recovery to reflash SuperSU after OTA takes root away, other than that I don't need any custom recovery. Don't flash roms nothing...
But like with the ROMs itself, try them all. Like the saying goes. Test all things; hold fast that which is good.
