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Root Unrevoked3: Is your firmware too new?

This is the place to go and I will respond I promise but now...lunch

just didnt want ta leave ya hangin...

I appreciate that and fully understand...enjoy lunch!

in short you are stable, just need to flash the stock odexed rom that is rooted, its simple and you will be done.

So are you saying that this is something that is currently on my phone but just not yet installed? And in doing so I will be fully rooted?

Unrevoked3 is the easiest way :), if you dont like it try looking into autoroot over on xda...?

The only reason I said I didn't like it was because I thought you said it was the easy way around and you don't really get to understand the process of rooting...maybe that was someone else who told me that. So am I still going to have to use the unrEVOked3 method in continuing this process?

that file isnt 100 percent useful but i would throw it on the laptop and take it off the card if ya want to get rid of it, i wouldnt nix it completely

Okie dokie, I will delete it off of my SD card and save it on my PC hard drive.

30fps cap was done away with long ago, unless you have an old evo with original software...?

I just bought these two EVOs brand new on Saturday, so would you assume this 30fps thing is something I don't need to worry about? It is just something that someone told me I should do.

Can only underclock on stock kernal, if you want to overclock you need to flash a custom kernel.

We can save this for another day...my mind is going crazy just trying to learn all this stuff. I thought I knew enough to go ahead and do what I did but I guess not. I did some researching and reading for almost a month before I got the EVO to try and learn the process...there are just so many different ways and I think that is what confused me.

I'll elaborate later...

Okie dokie...Oh and a side note, could anything I have done effect my call quality? Everyone I talk to on the phone says that I keep dropping out and they cant hear me from time to time. Just wondering if something I did could have effected that?
 
Well the sticky has I believe the best UN rooting method. Biggest Reason being because every one here is familiar with it and can help u along.... u need not install and apps on your phone however u do need to get the driver on your PC.. then u will be a click away from being rooted.. then after the first your wifes will be done start to finish 5 min. Cause you will already have the drivers

Cool...good to know, I think at this point I would just like to continue on with my phone to get it rooted but like as close to stock as possible.

O yea and there are plenty of stock looking Roms with the blotwere removed and some stock -ROOTED- Roms also....

This is really good to know...Hopefully I can gain enough knowledge on all these processes so I can one day help others out like you all have helped me.
 
alright bud im back, lunch sucked but i got away from work so bonus! Damn i should be working...oh well it can wait...longer post and links to follow
 
alright bud im back, lunch sucked but i got away from work so bonus! Damn i should be working...oh well it can wait...longer post and links to follow

Okie dokie man. Sorry to hear about your lunch. O.K. I will take it one step at a time.
 
OKIE DOKIE back and kickin ass

Here is the link for the rom you need to flash

Supersonic_3.70.651.1-Odexed_signed_teshxx.zip

It is just the stock rom but its rooted and deodexed. Basically after you flash this your phone will be like it was right after you finish unrevoked (technically if unrevoked did everything it was supposed to)

Go to ra recovery and go to backup/restore make a back up of boot, system, data, and wimax. after that is complete wipe boot, system, cache & dalvik cache (i dont want you to have to wipe data but you may need to...if it doesnt boot after you just wipe boot and system then go back and wipe it all again including data), after you wipe those things select flash zip from sd card and choose zip and find the rom you just dl'ed from that link above and flash it and reboot, should be golden...

You are now fully rooted but stock (except the custom recovery, amon ra) if you made it here
 
Okie dokie man. Sorry to hear about your lunch. O.K. I will take it one step at a time.

well not a lot around here and i try to eat healthier but i basically had to choose mcds or kfc cuz i didnt have a lot of time, mchicken and diet coke won...

anyhow...
 
OKIE DOKIE back and kickin ass

Here is the link for the rom you need to flash

Supersonic_3.70.651.1-Odexed_signed_teshxx.zip

It is just the stock rom but its rooted and deodexed. Basically after you flash this your phone will be like it was right after you finish unrevoked (technically if unrevoked did everything it was supposed to)

Go to ra recovery and go to backup/restore make a back up of boot, system, data, and wimax. after that is complete wipe boot, system, cache & dalvik cache (i dont want you to have to wipe data but you may need to...if it doesnt boot after you just wipe boot and system then go back and wipe it all again including data), after you wipe those things select flash zip from sd card and choose zip and find the rom you just dl'ed from that link above and flash it and reboot, should be golden...

You are now fully rooted but stock (except the custom recovery, amon ra) if you made it here

O.K. I am D/L that link now, as soon as it is done do I just put it in the root of the SD card like I did earlier with that other file?

Is ra recovery something that is already on my phone or do I need to D/L that as well? Or is the thing that I get when I hold the power & vol. down button? I assume this back-up is automatically stored on the SD card once I execute?
 
I appreciate that and fully understand...enjoy lunch!



So are you saying that this is something that is currently on my phone but just not yet installed? And in doing so I will be fully rooted?



The only reason I said I didn't like it was because I thought you said it was the easy way around and you don't really get to understand the process of rooting...maybe that was someone else who told me that. So am I still going to have to use the unrEVOked3 method in continuing this process?



Okie dokie, I will delete it off of my SD card and save it on my PC hard drive.



I just bought these two EVOs brand new on Saturday, so would you assume this 30fps thing is something I don't need to worry about? It is just something that someone told me I should do.



We can save this for another day...my mind is going crazy just trying to learn all this stuff. I thought I knew enough to go ahead and do what I did but I guess not. I did some researching and reading for almost a month before I got the EVO to try and learn the process...there are just so many different ways and I think that is what confused me.



Okie dokie...Oh and a side note, could anything I have done effect my call quality? Everyone I talk to on the phone says that I keep dropping out and they cant hear me from time to time. Just wondering if something I did could have effected that?

OK responded to first already...

2. There is another root option called autoroot over on xda. I have not used it. It used to be different rooting roms when they had the old eng .76 bootloader, literally back in the day :) Unrevoked will be your best bet now unless of course you want to check out autoroot, i can speak better to unrevoked but thats just me, its what i used...

I may have also been referring to rom manager and doing things manually in recovery instead of using that, not speaking about unrevoked...

3. FPS cap is not capped for you, no worries...

4. OK kernels on another day, and another thread friend :)

5. Call quality...eh its touch and go, some roms have like echos and things when they are in alpha stages or ported but i dont believe anything YOU did could have affected it unless your radios mismatched. However you didnt flash a rom that was in testing so it wasnt that, and you were still on stock everything right? so it wasnt radios. So im not real sure here for you. Are you sure you had good signal?
 
O.K. I am D/L that link now, as soon as it is done do I just put it in the root of the SD card like I did earlier with that other file?

Is ra recovery something that is already on my phone or do I need to D/L that as well? Or is the thing that I get when I hold the power & vol. down button? I assume this back-up is automatically stored on the SD card once I execute?

You bought the phone new from sprint? just want to make sure you have the new radios or baseband, you may have seen this in hboot or setting about phone software

OK when you vol down and power that takes you to hboot/bootloader yours is like 2.10 i think. when you go to recovery from there and it took you to the screen with the options like backup/restore, reboot, wipe, mounts, usb/ms toggle that is amon ra also known as your recovery

Put the rom you are dling anywhere on your card so long as you can find it...

Yes once you create a back up in amon ra recovery it will create a file on your sd card called nandroid and your back up will be in there..
 
O.K. I am D/L that link now, as soon as it is done do I just put it in the root of the SD card like I did earlier with that other file?

Is ra recovery something that is already on my phone or do I need to D/L that as well? Or is the thing that I get when I hold the power & vol. down button? I assume this back-up is automatically stored on the SD card once I execute?

oh and dont bother renaming the file you dl either, unless you want to but dont use that pc36img name that was just for flashing an img in hboot, flashing a rom is a whole other beast.
 
OK responded to first already...

2. There is another root option called autoroot over on xda. I have not used it. It used to be different rooting roms when they had the old eng .76 bootloader, literally back in the day :) Unrevoked will be your best bet now unless of course you want to check out autoroot, i can speak better to unrevoked but thats just me, its what i used...

I may have also been referring to rom manager and doing things manually in recovery instead of using that, not speaking about unrevoked...

That's right it was ROM manager...and after I used it a bit I really didn't like it, it kept freezing and I just wasn't sure it was working like it was supposed to. Maybe once we are done with this current process you can give me the step by step or lead me to it for using the unrEVOked3 process in the way that you did?

3. FPS cap is not capped for you, no worries...

Sounds good!

4. OK kernels on another day, and another thread friend :)

Sounds good again!

5. Call quality...eh its touch and go, some roms have like echos and things when they are in alpha stages or ported but i dont believe anything YOU did could have affected it unless your radios mismatched. However you didnt flash a rom that was in testing so it wasnt that, and you were still on stock everything right? so it wasnt radios. So im not real sure here for you. Are you sure you had good signal?

All I did was the unrEVOked3 process...I didn't install or flash anything else except when I used that RUU process and the other file I installed earlier today that you told me about...so I am gonna go with it was most likely just not a great signal. I am inside of a apartment building.
 
You bought the phone new from sprint? just want to make sure you have the new radios or baseband, you may have seen this in hboot or setting about phone software

Yup bought it new from Sprint on Saturday. Is there an easy way to check this radio thing before I start this other process?

OK when you vol down and power that takes you to hboot/bootloader yours is like 2.10 i think. when you go to recovery from there and it took you to the screen with the options like backup/restore, reboot, wipe, mounts, usb/ms toggle that is amon ra also known as your recovery

Ahh...O.K. I got you now.

Put the rom you are dling anywhere on your card so long as you can find it...

O.K. sounds good.

Yes once you create a back up in amon ra recovery it will create a file on your sd card called nandroid and your back up will be in there..

O.K., that was just something to ease my curiosity.
 
Hi i have tried rooting my wildfire about 10 times on Unrevoked 3 on 2 different computers, one windows 7 and one xp and have got the error message every time :mad:. I have factory reset my phone multiple times installed the custom usb drivers and tried charge only and disk drive.

These are all the solutions i could find and i have had no luck please could someone help asap thanks
 
the step by step everyone uses is in the stick rooting for dummies, did you go through that sticky? Supersonic_3.70.651.1-Odexed_signed_teshxx.zip

No, like an idiot I used something off of YouTube.

In basic its just installing drivers, installing unrevoked, hooking up the phone and clicking run. For your wifes if you already had the drivers and unrevoked it would just be hooking up and clicking run...

O.K., I didn't keep any of the files...but I due believe the drivers are all still installed, the only thing I deleted somewhere along the way was the HTC software. Then I re-installed it to get the drivers but just deleted the program itself.

Oh and as for that Baseband version, my phone says it is: 2.15.00.11.19, I found this in the phone info section under settings.
 
Hi i have tried rooting my wildfire about 10 times on Unrevoked 3 on 2 different computers, one windows 7 and one xp and have got the error message every time :mad:. I have factory reset my phone multiple times installed the custom usb drivers and tried charge only and disk drive.

These are all the solutions i could find and i have had no luck please could someone help asap thanks

I assume you get the is your firmware too new error you mean?

If you go to hboot does is still say s-on? That error spits out sometimes but isnt always accurate...

EDIT: WILDFIRE? I may or may not be able to help with that....Im not sure what a wildfire is but smart phones are somewhat similar...
 
No, like an idiot I used something off of YouTube.



O.K., I didn't keep any of the files...but I due believe the drivers are all still installed, the only thing I deleted somewhere along the way was the HTC software. Then I re-installed it to get the drivers but just deleted the program itself.

Oh and as for that Baseband version, my phone says it is: 2.15.00.11.19, I found this in the phone info section under settings.

The sticky will guide you young skywalker

what is it with nerds using star wars quotes?

Files? Just drivers and unrevoked software...

Good that is the process with HTC

Stupid you tube
 
The sticky will guide you young skywalker

what is it with nerds using star wars quotes?

Files? Just drivers and unrevoked software...

Good that is the process with HTC

Stupid you tube

I guess it is a good thing I am a Star Wars fan...on a side note I live in Orlando and have a Disney annual pass. I have to say the new Star Tours rehab at Disney's Hollywood Studios is awesome!

O.K. I have put that file on my SD card and I am now about to do the ra recovery back-up...also do I want the check mark in the USB debugging option?
 
I guess it is a good thing I am a Star Wars fan...on a side note I live in Orlando and have a Disney annual pass. I have to say the new Star Tours rehab at Disney's Hollywood Studios is awesome!

O.K. I have put that file on my SD card and I am now about to do the ra recovery back-up...also do I want the check mark in the USB debugging option?

yeah i always leave mine in debug

OK you will make this back up and then wipe and flash the new rom

After you successfully boot up on the other side of root :) go back to recovery and make a new back up and delete that other one, its a back up of an unrooted system img and who wants that :) you can get that from an ruu, just a waste o space in my opinion, just making it to be safe in case you have trouble getting to the other side.

I didnt see any of them until i could watch them in order :D

The only thing i liked at disney was the animal kingdom but i havent been in a few years...
 
yeah i always leave mine in debug

OK you will make this back up and then wipe and flash the new rom

After you successfully boot up on the other side of root :) go back to recovery and make a new back up and delete that other one, its a back up of an unrooted system img and who wants that :) you can get that from an ruu, just a waste o space in my opinion, just making it to be safe in case you have trouble getting to the other side.

Do I delete that unrooted recovery with the ra process or do I just go into the SD card and do it manually?

O.K. here it goes going to start now. I will let you know what happens.
 
you are racking up my thanks jl, lol thank you. If everyone clicked thanks when i helped i would have a lot more of those. More often than not i usually just get a post back that says thanks...?
 
Do I delete that unrooted recovery with the ra process or do I just go into the SD card and do it manually?

O.K. here it goes going to start now. I will let you know what happens.

You delete it off of your sd card, ugh..or thru rom manager...yuck :)
 
you are racking up my thanks jl, lol thank you. If everyone clicked thanks when i helped i would have a lot more of those. More often than not i usually just get a post back that says thanks...?

Hey you are really pulling me out of a jam that I got myself into by being stupid...so you deserve all the thanks I can give.

You delete it off of your sd card, ugh..or thru rom manager...yuck :)

I no longer have that ROM manager crap...I got rid of it like it was the plague.

I am really liking this ra process...it seems much more user friendly and something closer to a windows style software that I am used to.

O.K. my first back-up just completed, I am now about to do the wipe.
 
Hey you are really pulling me out of a jam that I got myself into by being stupid...so you deserve all the thanks I can give.



I no longer have that ROM manager crap...I got rid of it like it was the plague.

I am really liking this ra process...it seems much more user friendly and something closer to a windows style software that I am used to.

O.K. my first back-up just completed, I am now about to do the wipe.


Yeah rom manager was built to be more friendly and control what recovery does. I find recovery itself more friendly.

This may not go perfect without wiping data but you are going stock to stock so I'm hoping it will work...
 
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