How to root 2.3.4 Stock ROM ??

[umanko]

I have installed Android 2.3.4 Stock after factory reset now I want to use Titanium backup to restore my 100s of apps but for that my device needs to be root which method of root works has anybody tested yet ??

Thanks .

 

[prbassplayer]

I have installed Android 2.3.4 Stock after factory reset now I want to use Titanium backup to restore my 100s of apps but for that my device needs to be root which method of root works has anybody tested yet ??

Thanks .

It has been mentioned on a few 2.3.4 dev threads that Fugu root method for KF1 works. Only after flashing the fugu root you flash the KH3 kernel not the KF1

 

[umanko]

Can u link me to it ???
thanks

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[4-2ndtwin]

Here ya go...

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=14794703

 

[studacris]

That would help more if it was an actual link...lemme guess you did that from the app? You have to type the url bbc code in manually.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=14794703

 

[4-2ndtwin]

^ Thanks. And I noticed on the app settings, that I didn't have the "Enable BBCode" checked.
And back on topic... I used FuguRoot. It only took a few minutes and is super easy.

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[molson504x]

Fugu not working

For some reason, this happens when I try to use fugu:

I flash fugu onto the phone, phone reboots, and I get the fugufish image. Horrifying, by the way.

I flash the stock 2.3.4 kernel onto the phone, and I get the fugu fish image still... ODIN is saying it is working perfectly fine, yet it's obviously not. The only way I can get 2.3.4 to work on my cappy is when I use the md5 2.3.4 file to get GB onto the phone, but that overwrites junk (and it doesn't keep root).

Odd thing is I flashed over to 2.3.4 from a rooted 2.2 kernel and I lost root (guessing that's normal). Any ideas on how to fix this problem (like, do I actually have to close ODIN in between flashing the 2 kernels)?

Thanks in advance!

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[prbassplayer]

You are mixing something up. It should work. Try another stock or cwm kernel.

 

[molson504x]

Ok I'll try the 2.3.3 kernel and see if that works....

 

[prbassplayer]

2.3.3 kernel will probably give u issues on kh3

 

[molson504x]

2.3.3 kernel would load onto the phone, but then the phone would boot into 2.3.3, and then phone would get locked up... not asking for a password, it would just freeze. I was able to verify it was rooted though. Other than that, no clue. flashing with the 2.3.4 md5 I have now. Something isn't right.

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2.3.3 kernel will probably give u issues on kh3

Yeah it did. On the site there's a KH3 (2.3.4) stock kernel listed. I flashed that one. That's the one that's for some reason not overwriting fugu. I'm beginning to wonder if the 2.3.4 kernel listed on the other page (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17471081&postcount=289) is screwed up I'll just sit tight with not rooted phone for now. Other option I guess is drop back to KH1?

 

[prbassplayer]

Here
Boog's KH3 kernel

Red Nebula

Both should work hell I think Boog's has a root scrip on it (never used it).

 

[studacris]

Or...flash a damn custom ROM that's already rooted and ready to fuggin go!

 

[prbassplayer]

^ That too, I just assumed dude wanted stock.

 

[molson504x]

goal was to keep stock... Though that one that was suggested (boog KH3) seems close enough.....

Also thinking going cyanogen7... *shrug*

 

[BloodSkin]

the new super one click should do it. it does for kk4

 

[b-eock]

since when has SuperOneClick worked on stock Samsung GB ROMS?