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04-03-2011 10:53 PMdeleting apps as root
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04-03-2011 10:58 PMCongrats on root! Before you do ANYTHING else, boot into recovery and make a backup. Then, you can use Root Explorer to delete and Launcher Pro or ADW to hide apps.
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04-04-2011 11:44 AMThank you for the suggestions...i did almost fail the whole rooting process on step 2 of nine...until i realized that i didn't have the drivers installed right...then i forgot to flash the su...thank god that my phone didn't go into what i call "permanent paper weight mode"...i am honestly thinking about writing a program that will do most of the commands for you...you will just need to download the exploits and roms...then run the program follow it step by step...what u think?
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04-14-2011 12:36 AMwhat is the easiest way to test if the rooting was a suggest...i got a file exploring app that supports rooting...but it isn't letting me into the data folder for example...what did i miss???
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04-14-2011 12:51 AMDo you have an app called SuperUser? If it automatically showed up when you rooted, go grab the one from the market. Remember, make a backup in recovery before you change ANYTHING so you'll have something to go back to. What "File exploring app" are you using?
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