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Root alpharev/unrevoked is here!
- Thread starter scotty85
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Familyguy1
Android Enthusiast
Ok. So to remove Bloatware, is it easier to get a custom rom or what?
I tried it with Titanium Backup, and it said something about rebooting twice etc. Well It came up with a screen that showed a blue android holding up a triangle with an exclamation point and then went back to recovery... and at the bottom is said Installation Unsuccesful..(Blockbuster app btw)....
otherways of removing bloatware besides Titanium Backup?
I tried it with Titanium Backup, and it said something about rebooting twice etc. Well It came up with a screen that showed a blue android holding up a triangle with an exclamation point and then went back to recovery... and at the bottom is said Installation Unsuccesful..(Blockbuster app btw)....
otherways of removing bloatware besides Titanium Backup?
scotty85
Extreme Android User
so you have successfully ran the tool,installed clockwork recovery,and flashed the root zip in recovery?
youll need to describe exactly what youre doing,and the message your seeing because titanium should be the easiest way to remove the bloat. id reccomend freezing it first so you dont accidentally delete something you shouldnt. ive never see anything about rebooting twice,or an android with a triangle.
youll need to describe exactly what youre doing,and the message your seeing because titanium should be the easiest way to remove the bloat. id reccomend freezing it first so you dont accidentally delete something you shouldnt. ive never see anything about rebooting twice,or an android with a triangle.
Familyguy1
Android Enthusiast
Nevermind, figured it out. I longpressed an app and pressed Force Remove App when I shouldve just clicked the app I wanted uninstalled and click uninstall! 
Thats what i get for not using TB in a while
Thats what i get for not using TB in a while
scotty85
Extreme Android User
there are directions to fastboot a new bootloader and unroot here:
http://androidforums.com/thunderbol...91-how-some-root-terminology.html#post3061599
since you rooted manually you have adb set up and working,and are comfortable with entering fastboot commands,right?
his only other option is to hold out until they release some sort of "removal" tool. im sure it cant be too far out,but i cant say for sure how long.
McLabia
Android Expert
there are directions to fastboot a new bootloader and unroot here:
http://androidforums.com/thunderbol...91-how-some-root-terminology.html#post3061599
since you rooted manually you have adb set up and working,and are comfortable with entering fastboot commands,right?
his only other option is to hold out until they release some sort of "removal" tool. im sure it cant be too far out,but i cant say for sure how long.
Ill pass the word along and then let you know what happens, or maybe hell just sign up here and tell you himself. lol. Thanks dude.
WormDoes
Android Expert
I have no problem with the site using Chrome
McLabia
Android Expert
All good on Firefox Aurora
That is strange, I accessed via roadrunner before. Glad you got it to work, hope to hear about you flashing soon!
Yeah, Revolutionary is a great tool. Only advise I would give is when you get the beta key copy it and paste it in a notepad or something, seems to be the biggest issue people have.
Weather is way to hot here recently (all summer long), hoping the humidity drops like they are calling for.
xeno2011
Well-Known Member
Wow, that was easy! I finally went for it and I am happy I did. Rooting my g-tablet first helped with pushing me "over the edge" on rooting my Thunderbolt. Being able to keep my info was the kicker. Time to get rid of bloat!
I found that I had to select "recovery" from HBOOT after the s-off procedure to get into clockwork mod - Is that the norm? I'm used to booting right into it on my g-tablet.
I found that I had to select "recovery" from HBOOT after the s-off procedure to get into clockwork mod - Is that the norm? I'm used to booting right into it on my g-tablet.
Yeah, I saw your tip in the main revolutionary thread and saved the key...
Definitely too hot... not too many places in the country to escape it lately...
It was much better today finally! If you have any other questions regarding rooting/roming/flashing...feel free to ask, glad you decided to join us on the dark side
McLabia
Android Expert
Lulz@the temps on the eastcoast. Been 85 most of the summer here in Cali.
Been 90+ here since May
with high humidity most the time as well...at least we don't have
McLabia
Android Expert
Been 90+ here since Mayearthquakesforest firesmedical marijuana...Why haven't I moved again?
Lol. NJ has mmj laws but they blow ass compared to Cali.
CoyotesFan4Evr
Android Enthusiast
I'm all set and rooted now. Man that was super easy and well the only questions I have I'll save for a different thread at the moment. I don't want to post in here when the answer might be elsewhere.