my dumb friend lol

[albel333]

Ok so I rooted my friends phone when he had FRG01b with that uniroot or something ( to lazy to do it the old fashioned way) and it worked. He however did not want me to put a custom rom on. About 3 days later he gets the new update and installs it, now he still has root access and super user but any app that requires root says. He doesn't have it anymore. I've never had this problem before because I've been running custom roms since day 1 so how might I be able to fix this without a factory reset or anything

 

[hookbill]

Ok so I rooted my friends phone when he had FRG01b with that uniroot or something ( to lazy to do it the old fashioned way) and it worked. He however did not want me to put a custom rom on. About 3 days later he gets the new update and installs it, now he still has root access and super user but any app that requires root says. He doesn't have it anymore. I've never had this problem before because I've been running custom roms since day 1 so how might I be able to fix this without a factory reset or anything

Sorry, there is no easy method for rooting FRG22D

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-labs/74028-root-droid-1-regardless-os-version.html

 

[fish1552]

+1 on hookbill's post.
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-labs/74028-root-droid-1-regardless-os-version.html

I think a good portion of the root experienced people here will agree that we are seeing more and more of these types of problems with the 1 click root tools out there. Yes, they give you root, but it seems like when people make a change after that, it looks like they have root, but all root required things fail when run. My suggestion is to stick with the methods using RSDLite and SPRecovery.