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Is there instructions anywhere on how to manually root the droid razr with ICS? Not one of the automated scripts work for me and it seems to be an issue with adb that I can't resolve.
I keep getting the error from adb "error: device not found" ... I've tried manually putting the files on the device and using a terminal emulator, of course I can't move the files to where they need to be because I don't have permission...
I remember using a terminal emulator to root my first Droid X... I dunno... been trying this for weeks to no avail.
Yeah, it sees the phone. if it's in mass storage, I can transfer files back and forth manually or using the MDM. But... When I put it in MTP mode, MotoCast USB pops an error and says it can't connect the phone is still listed, and I can still access it as if it's in Mass Storage mode...
I've tried it on my PC with Windows 7 64 bit, on my laptop with Windows 7 64 bit, and on an old dell with Windows XP, which I just wiped and put Ubuntu on it and am going to try to do it with that! LoL!
Welp, tried under Linux too... adb keeps hanging on "waiting on device", which is the problem I have with it on windows too. adb doesn't find the device. Ever.
Read a post somewhere about a guy that was having the same problem. Said he took his phone back and got a new on and it fixed the issue. But I'm not sure what I'd tell them at Verizon... "hey, I can't root my damn phone. Gimme a new one!" LoL
OK, this is a random thought and please don't be insulted, I am the kind of person who would forget this so I am asking. Do you have USB debugging enabled? It probably does need to be on for you to do all this.
OK, this is a random thought and please don't be insulted, I am the kind of person who would forget this so I am asking. Do you have USB debugging enabled? It probably does need to be on for you to do all this.