Sure you can run everything manually, from the adb commands included in the bat file to installing superuser app and busybox. Run superuser, then run the term, use such and if it works it works, a question from the Superuser app should pop up.
Well, I'll try running Superuser. I'll let you know if that works. Is there any other llittle thing I might be doing wrong, or not doing that could be messing me up?
I had to install Superuser Update Fixer...ran that and it did the trick.
And I'll be happy to insert a link to it in my tweaks thread.
are you holding down volume- during boot, then volume+ when the text is displayed? normal quickboot to recovery does not work. there are some apps that supposedly can do it but it is recommended that you don't use them. they have been known to cause boot loops.
Whoa thanks for the superfast response. I actually wasn't trying any button moves...I kept using the Goo app's menu for recovery, not realizing it doesn't work until I...you guessed it...viewed the video. :silly:
Some people have been unable to get the OTA update applied while rooted, others report they had no problem. I think the underlying issue was probably that those who had problems had modified files in their /system partition. Most people report losing root after applying the OTA update either manually or automatically. Use OTA Rootkeeper, or just re-root afterward.
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but you can always unroot with ota rootkeeper.
Which is done by? Is prob the next question
Search? On a Google OS? You're really losing it, man. :cyclops:
