2.3You can easily root your Verizon Samsung Droid Charge. There are many methods from the internet will show you. However, the first kind method is using z4root and SuperOneClick aren’t useful anymore, and also you cannot use that.
Fortunately, some developers found a one-click approach to root your Droid Charge. The latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread is among the methods you should use. In this article, I’ll demonstrate the instruction of how to root your Verizon Samsung Droid Charge, along with its requirements.
One thing you must do is unlock your Droid Charge. There are also some benefits of this rooting. This root will give you permanent root, as well as Read/write use of /system, and you will not require additional fiddling, so the bootloader is factory unlocked. This process has been successfully tested, and no have to wipe cache.
Fortunately, some developers found a one-click approach to root your Droid Charge. The latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread is among the methods you should use. In this article, I’ll demonstrate the instruction of how to root your Verizon Samsung Droid Charge, along with its requirements.
One thing you must do is unlock your Droid Charge. There are also some benefits of this rooting. This root will give you permanent root, as well as Read/write use of /system, and you will not require additional fiddling, so the bootloader is factory unlocked. This process has been successfully tested, and no have to wipe cache.
Pre Root Instructions:
- First and foremost note that the warranty will get void once you root Samsung Droid Charge, though warranty can be claimed once you un root your device.
- In an unlikely event you may lose all the data which is present in your Samsung Droid Charge , so it’s recommended to create a backup of all the data like call log, messages, applications, music, videos and other data which is present in the phone, so that you can restore the same once the rooting process is completed.
- Ensure that you have the installed the latest framework in your computer or also you can install the latest version of KIES which is dubbed as KIES 2 so as to ensure that all the required drivers are installed successfully.
- It’s very important to maintain a minimum battery power of 50% so as to facilitate the smoother rooting process or else there is a high possibility that your device may end up turning completely off in the process of rooting.
- Since the process of rooting will be taking place, all the APN settings with which you access the Internet will be wiped off completely, so ensure that you have noted all the required settings for accessing the internet so that you can configure them again back once the device gets rooted.
- Don’t proceed to the rooting process if you are not sure of and also if you are not used to with what you will do after rooting your device, that’s because you might unknowingly void the warranty and for un rooting the device you will have to again follow the procedure.
- Last but not the least follow the below mentioned instructions carefully so as to save your phone from being turned into an expensive paper weight.
Procedure to Root Samsung Droid Charge:
- Download the zip (MD5: c6f2f4119f4a640571c3ab50c3287aae).
- Unpack the downloaded zip files of Gingerbreak, su, and Superuser.apk.
- Enable USB Debugging
- Push the files towards the phone with one of these commands:
adb push GingerBreak /data/local/
adb push su /data/local/
adb push Superuser.apk /data/local/ - Root your device. It will require Ten minutes
- If the root fail, reboot and try again adb shell
- It’ll show “$”
- Run this commands: /data/local/GingerBreak
- The shell can have “#”
- Prompt changes $ to #, you’ve temp root
- Allow it to be permanent root, and make sure it display “#”
- Run these following commands:
mount -o remount,rw -t rfs /dev/block/stl10 /system
cat /data/local/su > /system/xbin/su
cat /data/local/Superuser.apk > /system/xbin/Superuser.apk
chown 0:0 /system/xbin/su
chmod 6755 /system/xbin/su
reboot - Your Droid Charge will now reboot.
