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bigsinky 15 April 2011 09:14 AM

Just rooted my HTC Desire
 
A few months ago i was reading about how to root my HTC desire. Too much bother so i left it alone. decided to have a look again last night and UNREVOKED method seemed to be pretty painless (no gold cards, no linux commands etc). All seemed to go smoothly and phone is now rooted.

downloaded ROM Manager from Andriod market, and this does your Nandroid backup and a wipe before installing a new ROM. it will even download updated roms and install them. tried a couple of different roms, the new cyanogen v7 with gingerbread , piraterum. have to say i wasnt impressed.

how can i get the new roms to keep all my applications intact. What else can i do with a rooted phone. Any advice from other "rooted" android owners much appreciated.

Thanks

Skoobie Dhu 15 April 2011 09:20 AM

Download titanium backup from the market to keep your apps between flashing roms - the free version is fine, I use this.

bigsinky 15 April 2011 09:31 AM

my problem is when the new rom is installed i dont have rom manager or titanuim backup in my list of apps. do i have to keep downloading these everytime i change roms? point in fact, the PirateRum rom that i downloaded last night didnt even have an icon for android market ffs :rolleyes:

Skoobie Dhu 15 April 2011 09:40 AM

Ah, I see. I'd guess you would need to download again. I have a ZTE Blade and all the custom roms I've used has titanium backup as part of the custom rom. I tend to just redownload all the apps I use, the one's I use are all free.

Skoobie Dhu 15 April 2011 09:44 AM

p.s. the custom roms for some reason can't include the google market, but installing the market app is usually straightforward and there's usually links with the custom roms.

I spend a lot of time following developments on the modaco android forum.

Coffin Dodger 15 April 2011 09:44 AM

The thread title would sound quite wrong to an Aussie, sounds like you are getting it on with your phone, e.g. "I'd really like to root that Sheila" :lol1:

bigsinky 15 April 2011 10:06 AM


Originally Posted by Coffin Dodger (Post 9988774)
The thread title would sound quite wrong to an Aussie, sounds like you are getting it on with your phone, e.g. "I'd really like to root that Sheila" :lol1:

yeah we have a similar parlance here in Belfast.

bigsinky 15 April 2011 12:15 PM

note to self. Do not try to change ROM without a wireless connection. been sat on the cyanogen 7 splash screen for the past 3 hours. no sign of a reboot. any ideas anyone? dont want to pull the battery in case i brick the phone.

bigsinky 15 April 2011 01:58 PM

got it sorted. hold volume down and power key choose restore and bob's your aunty's live in lover

Saint AAI 16 April 2011 07:44 AM

Download a titanium apk on your pc and then keep it on your phones sd card, can install it then after a flash and go from there.
What model of Desire is it, normal, S, HD?
I'm using LeeDroid 2.3.4 on my DHD, it uses Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread and keeps HTC Sense which I like. No overclocking kernels are available for this ROM yet though. So if you want to overclock then use a 2.2 based ROM. Not all custom stuff is on the ROM manager so to find some others to try, and read peoples responses to them, go here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=765

That's if it's an HD, if not go to the relevent area of the forum for your phone.


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