Once Rooted

[LakeMountD]

So I downloaded sholesmod but it was far too buggy so I went back to 2.01. My question is once you root and go back to stock is your warranty still voided? Anyway for Verizon to know?

I take it you are no longer considered rooted either.

[Phoxus]

If you tried Sholesmod update that came today - it's working Flawlessly for me.

After you unroot and get the Verizon apps back and don't have super user in your apps.

You're clear.

[LakeMountD]

If you tried Sholesmod update that came today - it's working Flawlessly for me.

After you unroot and get the Verizon apps back and don't have super user in your apps.

You're clear.

Yeah I used the recent update, it was much better but I was still crashing way too much and I tried all different frequencies. Thanks for the information though!

[hookbill]

If you tried Sholesmod update that came today - it's working Flawlessly for me.

After you unroot and get the Verizon apps back and don't have super user in your apps.

You're clear.

There's been a big question about this on another thread. So you still have to unroot, just going back to 2.0.1 will not work.

Be nice if they came up with an unroot app for sholes.

[Phoxus]

Sucks to hear that man, it's running well for me (Fingers crossed)

I unrooted the old fashion way.


http://rootyourdroid.info/guides/unroot-back-to-stock/

Follow it perfectly and it works perfectly.

[hookbill]

Sucks to hear that man, it's running well for me (Fingers crossed)

No, mine is running fine. My only concern is the warranty thing. Specially since I pay for the extended warranty.

Other then that I'm OK with Sholes 2.0.2.

[natediddy1120]

Once you're unrooted then yeah your warranty is in the good.....

But assuming what hookbill said is true, then you're gonna have to do some more steps to unroot rather than just picking the option in SMupdater