I got my phone rooted after a couple tries. Only 12 hrs after getting my phone I can sense my nerddom building. Thanks a bunch wug
This is a discussion on Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit v1.6.3 [Updated 02/24/13] within the Galaxy Nexus Hacking & Mods [LTE/CDMA] forums, part of the Galaxy Nexus Development category; I got my phone rooted after a couple tries. Only 12 hrs after getting my phone I can sense my nerddom building. Thanks a bunch ...
I got my phone rooted after a couple tries. Only 12 hrs after getting my phone I can sense my nerddom building. Thanks a bunch wug
Full release details for version 1.1 are now up on my site: Galaxy Nexus Root Toolkit | WugFresh
updating the OP now. Enjoy!
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thanks a million Wugfresh, have been long waiting for it!
OP updated! Mirrors comming
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Wug's posting a couple of fast mirrors to the OP shortly.
Here's a couple extra ones at Android.net in (.zip format) Hacking Tools - Downloads - Android Forum
Mirrors now posted in the OP thanks to wwicked!
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Changelog now added to 1st post. Thank you penguin for involuntarily allowing me to hijack the bottom of your post..
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Last edited by WugFresh; 01-07-2012 at 04:49 AM.
Absolutely awesome piece of work!!! This tool does everything!I wish it had been available when I initially rooted my Verizon Galaxy Nexus. This is a developer whose efforts and work-product are worth supporting.
Do I gather from the discussion that a similar tool is available for my daughter's original Motorola Droid X (aka "Shadow")?
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Thank you! Not everything...It doesn't make me breakfast yet... lol. In all seriousness though, I actually have a lot more planned for future releases.. so stay tuned!
The Droid X was my last device. No, Motorola is not a developer friendly company. Despite a great deal of effort from the community, the majority of their device's still have a locked bootloader, and the DroidX is included in that list. With a locked bootloader, doing something like this isn't really possible. We were limited to only flashing signed Motorola SBF files in order to restore our devices. There are ways to root on the Droid X, and install clockwork mod.. but not using the same methods this program does, and the device is never truly open.
It's the openness of these Samsung devices which make developing something like this possible.
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