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Root M130 Rooted!

Never mind, i got it figured out. auto correct was capitalizing the C at the beginning of the 2 added lines, made them lower case, and rooting is complete.
 
I did have an issue using Superuser and getting the binary update error that never updated and Busybox crapped out during install using the installer or direct install.

I deleted Superuser and tried SuperSU and no binary error and Busybox updated to the current version / level.

Superuser update fix did not fix anything for me either.
Use SuperSU


A side note and addition~ Back up your contact.
I lost mine after rooting for some reason. A slight curve was my backup assistant ran a back up after I had zero contacts and when I tried to import them it showed zero contacts. I logged into the Verizon account and went to "manage contacts" and they were all in the trash folder. I restored them as active then imported them using backup assistant.

I would suggest exporting them to your SD card, make sure backup assistant is current and sync with google is not a bad idea.



My commando is sooooo much nicer after root.
I am playing with freezing various apps with Titanium backup pro.


Kudos and a excellent job for the master that discovered the root hole.
Merry Christmas to all!
 
thanks to all for your help

I had a problem and i found out thanks to dodgef25 that it was how i was entering the text

it needs to be

esac
"SPACE"
chmod_0777_/system
chmod_0777_/system/bin
"SPACE"
chown_root.root_/system/bin/su
chmod_06755_/system/bin/su
"SPACE"
exit 0

all lower case letters, where i entered the underscore "_" leave as a space

once again thanks
 
Worked for me~

chmod 0777 /system
chmod 0777 /system/bin
chown root.root /system/bin/su
chmod 06755 /system/bin/su
exit 0
 
shue said:
Never mind, i got it figured out. auto correct was capitalizing the C at the beginning of the 2 added lines, made them lower case, and rooting is complete.
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the same happened to me! lol!
spellchecker ill be our demise after all.
 
is there any chance of a one click root method tried this way 2 devices ago
and bricked it got my second one rooted with a one click method , then had to warranty it now i am out of warranty and want root back but love my phone too much to take the chance of messing it up
 
Kobra7734 said:
is there any chance of a one click root method tried this way 2 devices ago
and bricked it got my second one rooted with a one click method , then had to warranty it now i am out of warranty and want root back but love my phone too much to take the chance of messing it up
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If someone re-writes and edits superoneclick but I would much rather do it manually with the correct code that's tried and proven.

One click and you could have a brick if someone did it wrong,

Follow the details on the 1st page and you are good to go.
 
Anyone have the http address for the m130 update? I remember somewhere in this forum you can check on your phone after rooted for the address, but all my stuff shows up empty. I am interested in the radio.diff file. The file should be a ".dat" file. This bootloader is a pain.


Are speaking of...? CASIO G'zOne COMMANDO


No, i am talking about the update. The .dat file that is referenced for the update from Mxxx to Mxxx. i am tring to update the radio.diff file to see if i can swap between android 2.2 and android 2.3 as the updates update the radio preventing a downgrade.
 
This worked for me. Wish I'd found this forum hours ago. It works on a Casio Commando with the M130 update. Perfect. Thanks.
 
thanks everyone! You're the best! I successfully rooted my m100, completely from the phone using this method. It only took 2 hours thanked to a left out space. now how do I remove the preinstalled garbage? thanks in advance.

edit: I'm running M110 not M100
 
jethrox said:
thanks everyone! You're the best! I successfully rooted my m100, completely from the phone using this method. It only took 2 hours thanked to a left out space. now how do I remove the preinstalled garbage? thanks in advance.
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You can remove it but Titanium Pro will let you freeze it and disable all of the crap ware. It's a great app and cheap through Google play store. Unless you need the space freeze it.
 
buffal0b1ll said:
This is exciting. I've already parted with my Commando, but I have these words of caution to those of you who do successfully root your M130.

NEVER ALLOW PLAYSTORE TO UPDATE BUSYBOX

I had a rooted M80 that a busybox update corrupted such that I could no longer use mobile data. I was lucky to get a replacement Commando, but it was M110, so I sold it and got a Galaxy instead.
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Has anyone updated busy box on the play store if so hows it working.
 
DaysInn said:
Has anyone updated busy box on the play store if so hows it working.
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Not too well. My wife hit update on her phone as she didn't know any better, this killed root access. Not too hard to fix just a pain in the arse, I had to replace the su file in System/bin and all is now working OK again.
 
csmiles said:
when I tried to root I had WiFi and blue off. only noticed the error durring the process. I'm not lazy and not reading all the info, just learning as I go. aka noob. this is probably my doing. however I've tried over10 times and cant get su to push nor WiFi to come on. New phone Monday. and I'm going to root that b****.
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Just doing a quick follow-up. Were you able to get root? If not i can try to help you for the next few days.
 
EDIT: I figured it out.......I don't know how but I got it to ROOT WOOT. Kind of thinking I didn't have the box checked to accept any program not just "approved Google" stuff





Ok, I am kind of a idiot at times so bear with me. First time rooting a phone. I am pretty sure I did everything right.


File init.qcom.sdio.sh I put in
chmod 0777 /system
chmod 0777 /system/bin

chown root.root /system/bin/su
chmod 06755 /system/bin/su


Permissions on that file are rwxrwxrwx


The su file is in the /system/bin folder
permission on that file rwsr-sr-x

So what possible thing could I have screwed up?? Can I just erase the changes and restart all over again?? Really very clueless when it comes to these thing
 
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