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Facepalm facebook fail finds
- Thread starter b00st3d-vr6
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CrawlinMike
RCC Addict
Is that what you're saying Eric? Really like my kings. Don't want people making fun of me at an event and me not know.
hellbounder
Rock Crawler
I run wheely King axles ,enuff to have holes rubbed in them . Tuff as shit and axial guts fit them . And building a wk based mud truck . Hope nobody makes fun of me .....
DadCanyoufix?
Rock Crawler
CrawlinMike
RCC Addict
Guys all serious. About limiting straps. IMHO straps are purely visual.
Only since samsung has forced the stupid lollipop O.S. onto the phones. I'm ready to turn my phone in and just re-activate my old LG flip phone.
Oh, and WK axles work fine. Lots of 1/6th scale Jerps running them.
BJoe
I wanna be Dave
Does he have the sway bar arms pointed straight down, or am I seeing things?!
I am rooted on 4.1 on my S4. They don't force you to do anything.
free tether woot woot
gbean
RCC Addict
Yeah eff 5.x
I'm rooted 4.2.2 on my L720 as well.
My work phone is an S6 on 5.1
I don't like it.
I'm rooted 4.2.2 on my L720 as well.
My work phone is an S6 on 5.1
I don't like it.
DickyT
I wanna be Dave
I am fail. I am just a lowly iSheep with a phone the size of a loaf of bread...
Tbalnchard420
Newbie
Galaxy s5 on sprint and i absolutely hate lollipop...
gottorque
RCC Addict
Droid Maxx on Verizon....did an update yesterday but it was only bug fixes and not lollipop. Good thing perhaps?
Rooting is all I keep coming up with when I search fer answers on keeping KitKat and turning off the 'upgrade' demands from samsung literally every 2 minutes.
Are there any good guides for this 'rooting' for those of us whom aren't tech guys??
lunatick
Pebble Pounder
offroadace
Rock Crawler
Rooting any device is specific to the device. DO NOT use root methods for other devices. It is very hard to hard brick a phone these days, but it can happen. You may wipe the boot partition and then have massive trouble writing it back without access to the recovery.
Rooting allows you 'Root Access' permissions over the Linux base of the phones boot and recovery. Access to write control of these partitions is usually held by the manufacturer. We have laws that allow us to modify these areas after the phone becomes our property. Gaining root for different devices is done in many different ways. Some manufacturers allow you access if you give up warranty. Some are accessed through a back door in the OS, usually the camera application because it's big and full of holes. ONce you gain root permissions, you can use or install a new recovery. You use recovery to make copies of your nand memory like the OS, boots, etc., and flash new OS, recoveries, etc. You can also gain root access and change nothing. Most people attain root access to simply be able to install a tether application.
XDA is full of information. READ IT ALL BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING
Rooting allows you 'Root Access' permissions over the Linux base of the phones boot and recovery. Access to write control of these partitions is usually held by the manufacturer. We have laws that allow us to modify these areas after the phone becomes our property. Gaining root for different devices is done in many different ways. Some manufacturers allow you access if you give up warranty. Some are accessed through a back door in the OS, usually the camera application because it's big and full of holes. ONce you gain root permissions, you can use or install a new recovery. You use recovery to make copies of your nand memory like the OS, boots, etc., and flash new OS, recoveries, etc. You can also gain root access and change nothing. Most people attain root access to simply be able to install a tether application.
XDA is full of information. READ IT ALL BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING
You should be able to turn that off in your developer features / settings. You can usually access these by a series of short presses somewhere in one of the settings menus. Look it up.
gottorque
RCC Addict
Actually not a fail. Well done sir!
fr8cture
I wanna be Dave
Rooting is fun
