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Ab me apne fone se fazol chezay delete krsakta hn
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bhai nai huha root a2 plz memory low ka problem slove kar dain plz
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Good posting
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koi tav bta de.. how to solve low memory problem....
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bhaion mene 1 simple tarika dhoonda hy noir a2 ko 4.0 me update karne ka or wo ye hy k ap isme cm9 ki custom rom install karlein htc wildfire s waly method se
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bhai ap ne yh chk kiya hai aur agr kiya hai tu wildfire s ki link aur rom ki link bta dain thanks
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ye a2 k lye he
wfs k lye ni
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Abhi tak koi b A2 ko root nhe kar saka. I thnk ye set root nhe ho ga
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I have finally
dear friends...i have a qmobile noir a5classic...which runs the above mentioned MediaTek 6575 chipset or MT6575 as mentioned. After several hours of hardwork i have finally managed to root my phone. I am attaching screenshots as proof which include the titanium backup app asking for superuser permission and we all know that superuser can only work if your phone is rooted...also i am attaching a screenshot of my phone specs sheet so you can all know.AwaisKing said:
To all who are watching this thread:
Dear Noir A2 users,
maine 1/2 mahine pahle flashing, rooting, update, and exploits methods use kiye lekin koi solution nahin mila.
yahan tak ke nae nae apps (like z4root, universal androot, etc) bhi use kiye lekin us se bhi kaam nahin bana!
and after those testings,
i have to say "THIS PHONE CANNOT BE ROOTED!"
and chipset MT6575 is secured
I will not be sharing the method of rooting the MT65xx chipset as i believe somethings are better when not mentioned...
@Admin(s)... feel free to contact me about this and i will provide you with all the logs and evidence of a valid root.
as for myself...i am an amateur developer of android and a member of xda. I have a Galaxy Nexus on which i do my experiments...this project was given to me as a challenge and it took no more than 3 days to complete it
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Can You share method with us?dear friends...i have a qmobile noir a5classic...which runs the above mentioned MediaTek 6575 chipset or MT6575 as mentioned. After several hours of hardwork i have finally managed to root my phone. I am attaching screenshots as proof which include the titanium backup app asking for superuser permission and we all know that superuser can only work if your phone is rooted...also i am attaching a screenshot of my phone specs sheet so you can all know.
I will not be sharing the method of rooting the MT65xx chipset as i believe somethings are better when not mentioned
@Admin(s)... feel free to contact me about this and i will provide you with all the logs and evidence of a valid root.
as for myself...i am an amateur developer of android and a member of xda. I have a Galaxy Nexus on which i do my experiments...this project was given to me as a challenge and it took no more than 3 days to complete it
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it would take a lot of time to post the method here but i'll give it a shot...
1. install the Android ADB drivers. You will need to find your devices hardware id as mentioned on the first page of this thread. make sure that the USB DEBUGGING MODE is checked in the developers option in settings menu
2. after installation of the drivers you will see "Android Composit ADB device" in the device manager of your computer. (screen shot below)
3. Now you will have to find this software ... a different version has been mentioned in another thread but for MT6575, you will need this one
"Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v18"
download and extract it on your desktop
4. once you have the software run the file "RunMe" in the extracted folder of "Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v18"
*A window will open and you will get an option to make a choice. Press "1" there and follow the instructions
*a message will appear on your phone ... press "Restore" button on the bottom right corner.
And it should unroot the phone.
Note: I am not responsible for this method messing up your phone or resulting in a brick. I have personally tested the above mentioned method on my phone and its working on it. But i am not responsible for the method causing any unforseen damage to your device
Warning: rooting voids your phone's warranty...but you already know that dont you
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