I used the same method (1-click exploit from P3droid) as you did to root my 893. Then I added the 3 lines of code to forever root. My update went smoothly and I'm rooted. I'm lovin' it.
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How do I keep my root
- Thread starter evile84
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I used the same method (1-click exploit from P3droid) as you did to root my 893. Then I added the 3 lines of code to forever root. My update went smoothly and I'm rooted. I'm lovin' it.
Shouldn't it be 4755 not 755 for the last line of code?
I have seen websites with both used. I went to P3droids original post and his says 755 in the last line so that's what I used.
How to maintain root through any upgrade (Motorola Devices Only) - MyDroidWorld
I used 4755 and it worked. So, I guess both works.
aqworldthunder
Darth Droid
Here I have found quick way to resolve this issue. 1. Plug usb from phone to computer, find exactly where you rooted your phone copy it all to computer. 2. Get rid of root on your phone and update your phone. 3. Then plug usb back in, then get your copy file, and transfer it back to your phone. Your phone is now rooted =D
-AqworldThunder
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-AqworldThunder
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Darth Droid
Wow, that was a lot quicker.
-AqworldThunder ^…^ ¶.¶ *.* Thank me if i helped please!
-AqworldThunder
^…^ ¶.¶ *.* Thank me if i helped please!Have you made any modifications to any files on your framework, OTA requires bone stock with all bloat to accept it? Was the update OTA or downloaded via the boards?