Root [Boost Mobile] [NANDROIDS] ZTE Warp GB. 2 versions.

[Snake X]

it will go to b08c if you update it manually, it does not automatically update. Also most likely yes you will loose your root if you update (but you can re-root easily through my tool).

 

[StarScream2109]

I got a ? If i go bak to bo8 ftom bo8c,will i loose my root?and wont my fone automatically go back to bo8c cuz of the firmware update from boost?

No these nandroids all contain root so you wont lose it and since your rooted the zte recovery doesnt work so it wont uograde

 

[mikegmoney]

ok. i did it and everything works fine.. thanks guys

 

[galaxysm]

would this work if i try it on my phn?
my phn is rooted.
like 2 days ago i installed a new ROM i think that is WP7.
it wont brick my phn or anything?

 

[Smoothkaos]

I agree this is a thread every root user should have easy instant access too

Agreed. Please sticky this thread. It's the ONLY access we have for Nan backups and I ended up downloading all three nan's because I got tired of searching through all of the threads to find it this one everytime I needed a backup LOL I also wish the Nan's were labeled as b08 or b08c. Many people have pm'd me with this question and, respectfully to OP, it would be nice if it was included in the nan titles. I too used to forget which one is which from time to time

Edit: After opening the build.prop's of the RC1 and RC2 files, they both show they're b08 versions. For the noobs to learn, the path I used for opening the zip's is after opening the zips I dug into the system.ext4.tar and then right clicked and "view" the build.prop. You will easily see the version that way for anything you look at and you can see how this stuff is written and what the dev included by doing so. I do this all on my lappie and don't even try to do it on the phone because I don't want to accidentally corrupt the hard work of the dev causing more work for me later. I wanted to know this stuff when starting out and didn't know where to start so I hope this tidbit of info helps in understanding. It's kind of taken for granted that everybody knows how/what is going on when everybody has to learn and start somewhere.