Regain root access of your G1 with leaked RC29 firmware

[VValdo]

Originally Posted by Kha_

Is there a guide to adding all these features after rooting your device? I've found walkthroughs for rooting and it seems straightforward enough, but for newbies like me I have no idea how to go about adding these features after rooting.

Some of these features aren't "realized" yet. Root only makes them possible, but since root is only now available for many people, there hasn't been a lot of time to mess with it.

That said, already there are theming HOW-TOs and instructions for installing cupcake, as well as how to tether (which is basically using your phone as a modem to "pass through" your phone's internet to a laptop), turn on auto-rotate, prevent T-Mobile from auto-"upgrading" the phone, install Debian Linux, install and run apps off your SD-Card, etc.

Now that root is available to many more people, I expect to see more sophisticated and user-friendly applications, modifications, etc. to appear.

W

[birdman81484]

Originally Posted by VValdo

Some of these features aren't "realized" yet. Root only makes them possible, but since root is only now available for many people, there hasn't been a lot of time to mess with it.

That said, already there are theming HOW-TOs and instructions for installing cupcake, as well as how to tether (which is basically using your phone as a modem to "pass through" your phone's internet to a laptop), turn on auto-rotate, prevent T-Mobile from auto-"upgrading" the phone, install Debian Linux, install and run apps off your SD-Card, etc.

Now that root is available to many more people, I expect to see more sophisticated and user-friendly applications, modifications, etc. to appear.

W

In regards to the huge bold link above: With JC rc30 v1.3 that link is not necessary to follow. Right?

[constellanation]

Originally Posted by VValdo

Some of these features aren't "realized" yet. Root only makes them possible, but since root is only now available for many people, there hasn't been a lot of time to mess with it.

That said, already there are theming HOW-TOs and instructions for installing cupcake, as well as how to tether (which is basically using your phone as a modem to "pass through" your phone's internet to a laptop), turn on auto-rotate, prevent T-Mobile from auto-"upgrading" the phone, install Debian Linux, install and run apps off your SD-Card, etc.

Now that root is available to many more people, I expect to see more sophisticated and user-friendly applications, modifications, etc. to appear.

W

where's the link for moving caches to the sdcard? seriously though where is it, that and that alone may make me do this...