I've rooted my Android phone
Today, after a while, I decided to root my Lenovo p770 which is running Android v4.1.1.
I followed the guide from the xda forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2220275
Here are some issues I faced along the way:
1. At step 4a (Guide for rooting your phone (using CWM) and Google Apps (optionally), install the Root_by_javum.zip file:
When booting to CWM, I saw the menu "apply zip from sdcard" instead of "“install zip from sdcard", and the menus are in yellow or brown color. After awhile re-tried the 3rd step of the guide (3) Guide for Winflash recovery flashing, including CWM (Clockwork Mod Recovery) ), I finally saw the corrected menu ("install zip from sdcard", and the menus are in blue color)
2. Step 4b, install Google play:
Have to start the 3rd step again.
3. After my phone had been rooted, all of apps stopped working:
- I forgot to adjust the correct date/time settings. After set the right date and time, everything was OK.
Now I have a rooted Android mobile phone. I can remove the annoying manufacturer's built-in apps and install some new cool apps.
Remember to backup your things (contacts,...) before doing anything!!! (I've just lost my contacts list in the Sim card :D)
Wooohuuu!!!
I followed the guide from the xda forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2220275
Here are some issues I faced along the way:
1. At step 4a (Guide for rooting your phone (using CWM) and Google Apps (optionally), install the Root_by_javum.zip file:
When booting to CWM, I saw the menu "apply zip from sdcard" instead of "“install zip from sdcard", and the menus are in yellow or brown color. After awhile re-tried the 3rd step of the guide (3) Guide for Winflash recovery flashing, including CWM (Clockwork Mod Recovery) ), I finally saw the corrected menu ("install zip from sdcard", and the menus are in blue color)
2. Step 4b, install Google play:
Have to start the 3rd step again.
3. After my phone had been rooted, all of apps stopped working:
- I forgot to adjust the correct date/time settings. After set the right date and time, everything was OK.
Now I have a rooted Android mobile phone. I can remove the annoying manufacturer's built-in apps and install some new cool apps.
Remember to backup your things (contacts,...) before doing anything!!! (I've just lost my contacts list in the Sim card :D)
Wooohuuu!!!
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