Root Is there a 1-click root yet?

[bjanow]

Once the current RUU gets released it will be a simple flash to restore the phone to default.

There already is an RUU for s-on restore.

 

[Esabasard]

Is the ability to unroot available yet? That is my biggest holdup, just in case I need to submit a warranty issue, I want to be able to go back to stock.

 

[Papadroid]

Is the ability to unroot available yet? That is my biggest holdup, just in case I need to submit a warranty issue, I want to be able to go back to stock.

Yes by flashing the latest stock RUU.

 

[WormDoes]

Not so. It's completely stock, you will need to remove the bloat yourself.

This is the ROM I was speaking of, definitely has bloat removed and newer framework. Not sure what you're referring too

 

[Papadroid]

This is the ROM I was speaking of, definitely has bloat removed and newer framework. Not sure what you're referring too

He's referring to the custom RUU that is pretty much stock in order to get root and flash CWR.

 

[bjanow]

This is the ROM I was speaking of, definitely has bloat removed and newer framework. Not sure what you're referring too

Ahh.. you didn't specify, you only said "the rooted rom". When you root with the Andirc method the rooted rom is stock completely. If you flash another rom, there are a couple out there now, you will get bloat removed. Just wanted to make that clear to first time rooters.

Edit: Didn't see papadroid's post before I posted this.

 

[Esabasard]

Yes by flashing the latest stock RUU.

I'm sorry for all the noob questions, but where can I find the stock RUU so that I know I can flash it if needed?

 

[Odinist]

I'm sorry for all the noob questions, but where can I find the stock RUU so that I know I can flash it if needed?

On XDA.

 

[Esabasard]

On XDA.

Thanks, I guess I should spend more time over there looking around.

 

[Odinist]

Thanks, I guess I should spend more time over there looking around.

Yeah, especially the Thunderbolt Dev forum. At least when it comes to things like rooting and such.

There's an un-root thread up there now that'll probably interest ya. ^_^

 

[jr313]

Easyroot + S-Off - xda-developers check this out...easy root with s-off