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[Nexus One Android Development] D200P13:
some one please reply to this... i am on stock froyo, do i just flash the ra recovery then flash the 2 zips in recovery?

all i want is root (for apps that require it) but most important APPS 2 SD! someone please help me by replying if that is possible yet or not.
[Nexus One Android Development] MonkySlap:
Please read the first post. You question is answered in there.
[Nexus One Android Development] D200P13:
sorry didnt word it correctly. i didnt do "OTA" install of 2.2 so that was my question haha.

oh well im going to just flash them. the worst that could happen is brick. if not, redo all flashes haha.
[Nexus One Android Development] MonkySlap:
I would dl modoco 2.2. This is suppost to be flashed over 2.2. This isnt a full rom. Just the busybox, root, (and kernal if you dl the tweaked one).
[Nexus One Android Development] MR_EVIL:
Help root lost after froyo update

I downloaded the froyo update and installed on the unlocked bootloader and rooted Nexus. Now i want to revert it to cyanogen mod 5.0.6 but im unable to go to recovery it shows a triangle with exclamation mark.I tried the boot img from the quick rooter but it failed saying file too large...i tried recovery img but it failed.. i suppose i lost root but the

bootloader is still unloacked

so how do i root my nexus please help needed?
[Nexus One Android Development] MonkySlap:
download RAmon recovery image into <LocationOfAndroidSDK>\tools

turn the phone off.

plug phone into pc

Hold the trackball + power till you get the fastboot screen

Open a command prompt on your computer and type

cd <LocationOfAndroidSDK>\tools
fastboot flash recovery <RecoveryFileName>
fastboot reboot

the follow the normal steps to flash CM-5.0.6
[Nexus One Android Development] LividChihuahua:
I apparently can't run the fastboot-mac (the bottom of my last post), I get a Permissions denied error even as sudo, it's not my admin account because fastboot the only thing thats ever given me this error. I tried looking for a guide to see what I'm doing wrong but there always the same three steps...

Download and extract fastboot from here (Windows, Linux and Mac included)

Run a command prompt / terminal at the directory you just extracted

Type ‘fastboot-windows oem unlock’ or ‘./fastboot-mac oem unlock’ or ‘./fastboot-linux oem unlock’ (as appropriate)

Now I understand I have to be in the boot loader and connected to my computer but without any more information I can's figure out why it only gives me errors. Is there any useful guide around?
[Nexus One Android Development] antiochasylum:
Google Goggles does not work with the Fireball kernel.

I reverted back to stock froyo kernel and it worked fine. So far only things not working are the video and google goggles. Other than that everything else seems to be in order. Ringdroid even works too!
[Nexus One Android Development] krabman:
It can be easier for new guys using windows to just drop the image in the same folder as fastboot and then open a command window there by holding shift and riight clicking and selecting open command window here from the resulting menu. Then copy paste "fastboot flash recovery recovery-RA-nexus-v1.7.0.img" without the quotations and enter. Just throwing an alternative out there for guys that might have a problem even figuring out the path of their sdk. Some guys also never downloaded it and simply installed the drivers and then fastboot and then superbooted for root.
[Nexus One Android Development] MonkySlap:
Sorry I cant help you there as Im not a mac user. Maybe you can ask a friend who has a windows pc to unlock the bootloader and flash the recovery.
[Nexus One Android Development] kaiser_tytnii:
applied this .zip to rooted Froyo, works like a charm, thanks! cyanogen:o

EDIT: HTC_IME V25 Froyo edition typing sound gone and Froyo Stock unlock click gone with tweaked kernel, but no biggies i guess...
[Nexus One Android Development] MR_EVIL:
Lost root after foyo update

I tried the steps u mentioned but it says sending 'recovery' <3948KB>... FAILED <remote: not allowed>.....please anyone help
[Nexus One Android Development] MR_EVIL:
Good News

I think there is a script that puts the original recovery image back if you boot into froyo, I rebooted after flastboot flashing the recovery and got the triangle, what works is to go straight to recovery after flashing and use the update .zip in amon before you lose it. This technique works
[Nexus One Android Development] phoby:
Hey guys i just got and flashed the pre rooted modaco rom with radio

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=686631

So is there any difference and need to flash this cyan quick rooter ?

Do i need to to wipe again or just flash zip via sd card .

On Amon 1.7.0

Android Ver : 2.2

Baseband

32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.12_7

Kernel

2.6.32.9-277220-g328f560

android-build@apa26#1

Build Number

FRF50
[Nexus One Android Development] D200P13:
froyo-rooter-signed.zip is the original kernel from the froyo update?
[Nexus One Android Development] brashmadcap:
Video not working fix

I saw that some people are having problems with their video camera not working after the update. I don't know if someone has already posted about this but if you don't update the radio, the video camera will not work. It is safe to update AT&T and T-Mo radio. The radio includes a new video compression mechanism strangely. Hope this helps.

- P
[Nexus One Android Development] dudyk:
Is the tweaked kernel configured with swap?
[Nexus One Android Development] aniteshj:
Does anyone know how to get the OC and UVd kernal from this into a already rooted Froyo? I installed the FRF50 that is already pre rooted, so what would I do for this? Just reflash the whole thing or what?
[Nexus One Android Development] BlueScreenJunky:
I reflashed the whole thing and had no problem !
[Nexus One Android Development] cdw9800:
does the kernel still have issues mounting usb?
[Nexus One Android Development] stewarta:
I removed my original question as I now undertand that Cyanogen's ROM tweak is flashed over the OTA FRF50
[Nexus One Android Development] stewarta:
Flashing FroYo to an [ER27] Nexus One

I took my stock N1 with Eclair [ERE27] installed and applied the following steps:

1. Rename whichever of the signed FroYo [FRF50] (Stock) to update.zip

2. Copy the update.zip file to the root directory of the micro SD card.

3. Power off the N1

4. Power back holding both the 'Volume Down' and Power button.

5. When you get to the white screen, use 'Volume Down' to move selection to 'Recovery'.

6. When you see the triangle with an exclamation mark symbol, hold down the 'Power' and 'Volume Up' buttons until a menu screen appears. I found this may require a few attempts and even resorting to the 'Volume Down' button instead.

7. From the menu that appears, select 'Apply sdcard:update.zip

8. When you finally see 'Install from sdcard complete' select 'reboot system now' from the menu and wait for the phone to restart.

I hope this is what you wanted to know.
[Nexus One Android Development] stewarta:
Here is a link to the clearest instructions I have come across, particularly for newbies and others like me coming from Pocket PCs and the like: http://pocketnow.com/tweaks-hacks/video-flashing-froyo-on-your-nexus-one.
[Nexus One Android Development] Dallas Johnson:
Cant wait for sense rom with froyo!!
[Nexus One Android Development] mafaesto:
I'm so confused !! Is this an actual rooting of the phone, or is it a tweak to enable root features (while still being unrooted). Please answer this, I again don't want to void my warranty, unless it's been shown that Froyo relocks the bootloader.
[Nexus One Android Development] S_Dot:
Re: Quick rooter for stock FroYo systems + 2.6.34 kernel

Does usb unmount work with the tweaked kernel?

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[Nexus One Android Development] pdagenius:
There is no known way to relock the bootloader.
[Nexus One Android Development] amr999:
No it causes problems. Had to wipe an reinstall FroYo again without the tweaked kernel.
[Nexus One Android Development] Vegito168:
Yeah, this is intended so that you can root your phone for some that lost root when flashing the FRF50 pre-rooted update zip. You can search a little through either this thread or this one on MoDaCo. You should be able to find some answers on either one or both of those threads to find out how to flash Froyo without having to root your phone and keep it bone stock. Hope this helps a little. :)

Edit: I just went over the link that stewarta posted a few posts up and it is most definitely one of the clearest and most detailed how to. Take a look over it. The first set of instructions there is for flashing Froyo on a stock ROM that has never been rooted or anything.

Great find stewarta!!! Thanks. That's gonna help a lot of people. :D
[Nexus One Android Development] spotteddog:
So I'm just curious, I thought that Quick Rooter was for completely stock non-rooted N1 users who just downloaded 2.2 and now want to have a quick & easy method for rooting, mainly so that they can now access/use apps for rooted phones. I don't understand why so many previously rooted users are interested in this.

Also, to be completely clear:

1) In order to install, all I'd have to do is download this quick rooter version of Froyo, install it in the same way I did the manual install of the OTA version from Google, and I will have 2.2 w/root access?

2) Do I or do I not have to back up any data (apps, other data, etc) before doing this, or will it work just as my manual install of 2.2 did (no loss of data) with the only difference being that I'll now have root access?

3) When the final build of 2.2 comes out OTA, will I still be able to get that, or should I wait, or might an updated Quick Rooter version be released when that time comes, containing any changes found in the final build?

Thanks, and yes, I am a noob who has never rooted before, but would very much like basic root access without flashing new roms, etc.
[Nexus One Android Development] jettrue:
Am I using the stock kernel? See my signature. I think I am but I want to confirm.
[Nexus One Android Development] tbrun:
Froyo Experience

I installed the froyo update on my N1, after using cyanogen 5.0.6.1. I, like most user on this site love what cyanogen and team have done. With my old configuration I had problems with the wifi radio. At one location (unfortunately it was at work) the wifi would cause the network at work to crash. I'm a relative n00bi and so thought it was something that I had done mucking around with the phone that caused the network to misbehave. To fix the problem (for others on the network) I had to reboot the router and turn the wifi off on my phone. I did sufficient troubleshooting to realize that my phone was the problem, but since I didn't see any other references to this problem i was sure it was my doings. Since upgrading to froyo via Paul's work, and installing the pershoot update the network is no longer affected. I don't know what is different with the new radio, I don't know why this happened, but I just wanted to let others know of my experience. I love the cyanongen mod and will install it when it is froyo compatible again. I truly appreciate all the work that has been done to make my, and others, android experience richer and fuller. Open systems are the wave of the future. Thanks for listening.
[Nexus One Android Development] bankbankbank:
I have my nexus one with paul's pre rooted froyo and was wondering if i can just flash this with amon's recovery to gain superuser and busybox? thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] mafaesto:
Thanks for the reply, I understand now. I was just confused as to the way it was describe. I'm still a little weary of rooting, I'll just wait until my warranty is up to do that. Again thanks, I did update to Froyo already the day it was leaked. Just been having a few bugs here and there like disappearing contact names. (reboot fixes this though)
[Nexus One Android Development] paratox:
for all the people with usb unmount problems on tweaked kernel:

WebSharingLite-File-Media-Sync

i use this app since i`m using .34 kernels and i love it!
[Nexus One Android Development] D200P13:
if i want to go back to fully stock do i just flash the non-tweaked kernel? this will put me to fully stock?
[Nexus One Android Development] manfly9884:
Running Froyo from Modacos. Can I flash this so I can install busybox and superuser fuctions??

Thanks in advance
[Nexus One Android Development] Bronyr:
rooting froyo nexus

Can I have anyone to bring themselves to my level?

Enjoying Nexus1, know how to root MT3g - it's really easy - but getting through the convoluted SDK, ADK or whatever other files I need to download - and that after 'easy' cyanogen flash to get rooted Nexus.

I'd like you some of your wise owls tell me in simple terms how to root Nexux - period! This shouldn't be complicated, should it?

I'll be merciless to all those posts I've seen before with links 'how to' - it just does not work, get stuck in exclamation mark with droid doll on my nexus.

Simple, please... like it was with MT3G

Anyone? No emotions, just 'how-tos'
[Nexus One Android Development] mcgoo99:
i was running the rooted froyo from modaco. flashing the untweaked kernel has enabled busybox on froyo now, which means i can run titanium backup once again. thanks cyanogen!
[Nexus One Android Development] manfly9884:
Thank you Sir.
[Nexus One Android Development] cdmove:
where can i get the overclocking .34 kernel without the audio distortion tweak? :confused:
[Nexus One Android Development] imneo1:
Thanks !

haven't found one yet...
[Nexus One Android Development] sorin129:
its easy

Well I'm going to try to help you but i'm not very good at this lol. I rooted my N1 and it was easy.

First you need to power down your phone and then hold trackball and press the power button and that should take you to the bootloader. Once you there you should have an option unlock the bootloader. It gives you a warning about waranty and then it unlocks your bootloader.

Now you have your bootloader unlocked and next step is to flash a recovery image. I used Amon recovery from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611829. So go there and download the recovery image and save it on your desktop for now.

Next step is where I was confused and its probably where you get stuck.

Go and download and install the SDK and istall it on your C: drive. Now open My computer> C: drive > SDK folder> and tools folder. Now drop that recovery image from your desktop in to the tools folder and leave that window open.

Now with your phone off keep the trackball presed and pres power to go to the bootloader.

Next plug in your phone to your computer with the usb cable ( now here you my have to install HTC drivers to your computer to reconize your phone.......i think the drivers are in the SDK)

Ok after you install the drivers it's all downhill from here.

Now with your phone in the bootloader and conected to your pc go to that tools window that you left open.

Press Shift and then right click on that window and open a comand prompt.

Now write this: fastboot devices (to make sure that fastboot "sees" your phone) if you have the right drivers installed you should see your phone

if you see your phone now write this: fastboot flash recovery recovery-RA-nexus-v1.7.0.1.img

Important: Do not reboot the phone afther you flashed the recovery image because you will lose your recovery image. You have to go to the recovery image straight from the bootloader after you flash it and install a rooted rom.( to go to recovery image from bootloader press power button and then volume down to recovery and press power again and that will take you to the recovery that you just flashed.

Now you have a new recovery image on your phone and you can istall any rooted rom from recovery image
[Nexus One Android Development] aonavy:
Thank you!!! i needed this audio hack big time!
[Nexus One Android Development] rayman121985:
Hey gang,

quick questions...

1.Will it wipe my Nexus One settings/apps ect to apply this update to root the phone?

2. How can I apply this update?

If anyone can help me I will donate via paypal...thank thee.

::rayman::
[Nexus One Android Development] D200P13:
no it will not wipe your phone atleast not for me.

i just flashed the RA recovery then loaded the tweaked kernel to root of sd no rename. booted into bootloader and then recovery. flash from sd then flashed the tweaked kernel. worked no problem and simple.
[Nexus One Android Development] xXJay_RXx:
does this tweaked kernel worked for paul's rooted froyo rom??
[Nexus One Android Development] Bronyr:
Thanks much :) It was the corrupted usb drivers in the

Sdk package that got me stuck in the loop. I knew i would get help eventually
[Nexus One Android Development] EddieEC:
Hey, I am new to the rooting scene, and new to android in general.

I have a couple of questions:

1- To root using quickrooter, do I rename the folder update.zip and flash it?

2- If I rooted my N1, can I flash future updates, or does it require extra steps?

3- if I do flash future updates, I will be able to receive future OTA updates? (Rooted -> flashed official update, will I get future OTAs?)

4- Do I need to unlock my bootloader to use quickrooter?

5- if I was on 2.1 rooted for example, do I need to flash the prerooted 2.2, or can I flash the normal 2.2? (locked bootloader)

Please andswer these questions because I need to know if I should go ahead and root, or not.
[Nexus One Android Development] portos82:
comment on l instale

merci d explicer comment on peu instaler sa sur froyo2.2 frf50 merci
[Nexus One Android Development] portos82:
instaler noyau 2.6.34 sur froyo

[Quote = cyanogène; 6560321] Juste éclair des Nations Unies Pour permettre Accès des Nations Unies sur la racine La Nouvelle OTA FroYo .. CECI n'est * * Pas complète ROM UNE, MAIS Destiné à être de flashé sur UNE stock installation existante. C'EST journey juste choisi Que J'Ai jeté AINSI Que Pour Moi-même JUSQU'A CE Québec Google publié le source à PsbA et you can Peut CM6.

Noyau Défaut par: froyo-rooter-signed.zip

Noyau Tweaked: nexus/froyo-root-kernel34-signed.zip

Flash en Matière de recouvrement. Ajoute Busybox et super-Utilisateur. La version du patch 2.6.34 Noyau Avec tordu utiliser Pershoots CPU et les parametres audio (non overclocké par Défaut) et des Nations unies SUPPLEMENTAIRE A partir de San Mehat @ Google verser améliorer les performances dm-crypt Pour A2SD.

Vous AVEZ Besoin De Votre reflasher rétablissement à mouvement d'horlogerie OU Amon D'ABORD SI Vous Installé A partir de l'OTA. [/ Quote]

[COLOR = "Red"] et faire un commentaire versez le maître Noyau Tweaked: android/nexu...l34-signed.zip

Flash en Matière de recouvrement. Ajoute Busybox et super-Utilisateur. La version du patch 2.6.34 Noyau Avec tordu utiliser Pershoots CPU et les parametres audio (non overclocké par Défaut) et des Nations unies SUPPLEMENTAIRE A partir de San Mehat @ Google verser améliorer les performances dm-crypt Pour A2SD. froyo NEXUS sur 2,2 FRF50 merci de l aide

[/ Color]
[Nexus One Android Development] bluegizmo83:
Nexus 2.2 kernel with cifs?

I'm looking for a rooted kernel for my Nexus One (2.2) that has the cifs module loaded in it. Do any exist yet?
[Nexus One Android Development] JaredBanyard:
Can the new superuser 2.1 for eclair / 5.0.8 CM be patched over Froyo? There is a bug that keeps popping up in my logcat: issue 1512 of Cyanogenmod .. and I want o make it go away. Can I just slap the latest Superuser on it? Probably the unsigned eclair one: su-2.1-e-unsecure-signed.zip?

Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] mortzz:
This works on FRF83 FYI.
[Nexus One Android Development] firetech:
Well, it flashes, and enables root, but it broke WiFi for me (coming from MoDaCo's unrooted FRF83, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=709566)...
[Nexus One Android Development] feisu:
can u tell how to manual modify a boot.img and which part is modified to rooted?

I can unpack boot.img into 2 files. and then? modify which part to make it become root?
[Nexus One Android Development] suenos:
HI every body can someone please help me i flash the zip file in the first post hear ontop of stock froyo frf83 to get root everything is workin fine exept my wifi can somone tell me how to fix it please. thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Android Development] namtrac:
Seems to break WiFi for me too, coming from stock FRF83. Any ideas?
[Nexus One Android Development] theloginwithnoname:
fyi, if you use a custom kernel, flashing that will normally replace the wifi module too. If you stick to stock kernel, I guess you could grab the .ko file from the image and push that with adb?
[Nexus One Android Development] namtrac:
Custom kernel indeed works fine, guess the stock build needs the kernel module included. Thanks!
[Nexus One Android Development] uranum:
please help me urgent

i flash Quick rooter for stock FroYo

Then wifi stopped working, by "stopped working" I mean the driver won't even load, giving me "Error" in the control panel.
[Nexus One Android Development] leonnib4:
Flash a new kernel
[Nexus One Android Development] uranum:
i restore the system and the problem was resolved:)

before the problem my kernel was v2.6.34

The question is why wifi breakdown when flash the quick rooter Successfully???

:confused::confused::confused:

Thank you very much leonnib4 for your help
[Nexus One Android Development] leonnib4:
That I don't precisly know.

But WiFi returning "Error" is because of the kernel (wifi driver?)

sry I only know that :)
[Nexus One Android Development] maddoguk:
Has anyone tried lashing this file with VF UK Froyo (FRF91)?
[Nexus One Android Development] nemesis000000:
i have a droid running 2.2, its not rooted, would quick rooter work? i dont want to take a chance and try without some feedback.
[Nexus One Android Development] Papa_I:
Does this work with FRF91?
[Nexus One Android Development] leonnib4:
@nemesis000000+Papa_I: This has been answered.

Use search.

In the worst-case scenario you should have nanbackup then flash then just have to nanrestore
[Nexus One Android Development] phoenix_4:
Hi Everyone,

Question.

I want to do this process as I have the standard stock froyo FRF91.

(unlocked bootloader)

I want to keep my current kernel version 2.6.32.9 as I know it works, and I don't want problems that others are facing with newer kernels.

All I want (as the post mentions) is root access with busybox on the standard build (at this stage ;) )

If I use the 'Stock kernel' boot.img as mentioned at the start of this thread.

Won't it just blat over my kernel with some unknown version?

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] leonnib4:
It is stock - so the same.

Don't worry, you'll have the exact same version + su + busybox working.

The reason why a boot.img is shared with root is because you need a modified init.rc in the ramdisk of boot.img to get full root access from adb (eg: adb remount).

But it's the same kernel ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] phoenix_4:
Hi Everyone,

After doing this with the stock build, my Wifi is DEAD!

The UI only reports Error and I can't turn it on.

Can anyone tell me how do I fix this?

There has been some mention about missing kernel modules after doing these steps.

Can anyone confirm or have a fix for the issue, so we can all resolve it?

Update:

I took the bcm module from the other zip and tried that,

I think I may know the issue.

dmesg

<3>[ 41.787048] bcm4329: version magic '2.6.32.9-27227-g3c98b0d preempt mod_unload ARMv7 ' should be '2.6.32.9-27220-g328f560 preempt mod_unload ARMv7 '

I think I need a different bcm kernel module.

Just have to try and find it :/

Any ideas?

thanks

btw.. it appears that it DID! downgrade my original kernel
[Nexus One Android Development] phoenix_4:
Hi everyone,

Weill after that bad time.

I got the latest stock boot.img from here

signed-passion-ota-43546.cc653ee4.zip

and my wifi is working again :)