Tutorial Root access f-a-q sagot sa lahat ng tanong

[Gilan]

very informative thanks ts

 

[zaf28]

Thanks sa info. Big help for me to decide to root my phone.

 

[bluehawk]

Any successful root on vivo phones?

 

[rjangel192408]

salamat

 

[hidan99]

book marked ko po ito madaming salamat po

 

[edmundlonjawon]

Ito talaga ung hinahanap ko na katanungan haha english kasi sa google eh kaya dalawang sentence lang ayoko nang ituloy pag babasa hahaha
salamat dito very informative..
bookmark ko na to..
base on my expirience naka dalawang cp na ako na bootloop.
kaya kumita nanaman ung technician hehe
yoko na maulit pa.

 

[Pettitoes]

Sir may root na po ba sa vivo?

 

[Laurence09]

nice info nag root pa naman ako kanina gamit ang kingroot na download ko sa xda,.,

 

[hidan99]

keep sharing po salamat sa guide

 

[CEREZO]

ahhh ganun pala...salamat paps...

 

[Flakes]

Thanks Idol Keep sharing :-D

 

[Safety1st]

Magandang tutorial and great advice para sa mga newbie boss salamat sa share

Clarify ko lang ang mga to:

ROM (read-only memory)
Ito po yung physical memory, hindi po yung compilation ng lahat ng apps. In other words, ito po ay isang chip where your data is stored, it is not the data itself.
The memory is read-only because of the configuration (write permission is disabled) of the OS and file system mostly for security reasons but this can be edited through rooting.
(This is why rooting is bad because it can mess up your system files and file permissions if you don't know what you're doing!!)

Kernel (device-specific driver kung sa android)
A piece of software that links the hardware and a particular os. Kumbaga driver siya kung sa pc

Soft brick and hard brick
Ito naman magkaiba.
Yung "soft" brick is yung software lang ang nasira, pwede mo lang e nandroid restore or flash another tested working rom, problem solved.
Yung "hard" brick naman, nasira ang phone mo in the hardware level (e.g motherboard short circuit) and, of course, needs physical servicing.

Custom ROM (sometimes called firmware or more specifically the OS)

• Di ko alam why it is named ROM when it is the OS.. maybe because the majority liked calling it like that and the community just went with the flow or;
• It was meant to be ROM firmware, kase nasa read-only memory yung firmware hindi as RAM, but "Custom ROM firmware" was too long so the majority discarded it when mentioning and the community followed after.

I don't know for sure.. but
Lahat ng ROM na hindi factory installed or stock rom ay custom rom. May two types ng custom rom:

• Official Custom ROM - ito ay maintained usually by a group who developed the ROM in general (e.g CyanogenMod developers)
• Unofficial Custom ROM - ito ay maintained only by whoever decided to port the ROM to another usually unsupported device.

For those wanting to root, take note that just one missing important system file or wrong permission can cause bootloop.. say goodbye to your dog pictures there if that happens. So take some time to research! Always have a backup plan if ever anything happens. It always pays to be careful. Happy rooting!

May Stock ROM po kasi o yung ROM that comes with a device; the device is "stocked" with that ROM by the manufacturer. At may AOSP a ROM based on the Android Open Source Project. In the purest sense, AOSP refers to unmodified ROMs or code from Google. Technically, stock ROMs are all AOSP ROMs apart from the versions of Android that haven't been released

 

[Safety1st]

Thanks for mentioning magisk... sana talaga tumaas pa ang success rate ng magisk lalo na yung root hide

You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. is the new kid on the block and You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. is the old veteran (na ibinenta na ni Chainfire sa CCMT) Magisk is called a “systemless” root because it doesn’t touch any of those system files. It modifies the boot partition and leaves the system files untouched. Instead, the modifications are virtually overlayed on top of the original files. When something requests a system file, the modified version is sent in its place. But since all the system files are intact, SafetyNet can be tricked into thinking everything is normal. The aforementioned apps can still work on a rooted phone.

 

[9 yr old]

May Stock ROM po kasi o yung ROM that comes with a device; the device is "stocked" with that ROM by the manufacturer. At may AOSP a ROM based on the Android Open Source Project. In the purest sense, AOSP refers to unmodified ROMs or code from Google. Technically, stock ROMs are all AOSP ROMs apart from the versions of Android that haven't been released

Ang point ko lang po kase e yung kaibahan ng stock ROM at custom ROM.. I didn't deny na merong AOSP ROMs haha but anyway tama naman po

 

[Safety1st]

Ang point ko lang po kase e yung kaibahan ng stock ROM at custom ROM.. I didn't deny na merong AOSP ROMs haha but anyway tama naman po

Ay sorry po, nakalimutan ko sabihin na in addition po yun sa post mo... Sorry po

 

[9 yr old]

Ay sorry po, nakalimutan ko sabihin na in addition po yun sa post mo... Sorry po

Ah kaya pala hehe
Ok lang boss no hard feelings po

 

[Magnificat]

bookmarked. meron bang nag post dito about sa magisk? ty mga sirs

 

[airtrickster16]

Di ko ma root oppo f7 128gb. May way ba na di na need loptop

 

[railly01]

ts tanung lang ,baka po alam nyo panu ma root gome k1 , tnkz ,.

 

[PHC-Cute]

Wala pa talaga naka root ng ng cm flare j1s sa ngayun no, kahit sa mga group at sa search bar saklap..