I rooted my Motorola moto g 2nd gen (titan) by first unlocking bootloader officially through the Motorola website. After that i flashed twrp recovery and rooted my phone using supersu. to install custom rom, i installed lineage os official file and gapps for google apps. by this time i also had merged my sd card with my internal storage. i could flash lineage os but could not flash gapps. so i accidently wiped all the data including my google os backup and supersu. now when i chech with rootchecker it shows no root access. i can also not install gapps. but lineage os is working. please help me with getting root access with rootchecker and also install gapps so that i could use my phone normally.
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please help me as soon as possible. i want my device to work on rooted conditions y today as i have my projects tomorrow. very urgent pls – Krish Athreyam Mar 15 '17 at 9:21
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If your TWRP recovery is working, why not just start things over? – Andy Yan Mar 15 '17 at 12:21
May be you have downloaded wrong
Gapps
package zip.Backup the current ROM using TWRP (If anything goes wrong, you can restore)
Goto http://opengapps.org/ and select appropriate platform (ARM), android version, and variant(pico). (Check whether MOTO G second gen is ARM platform, otherwise it will create problems, pico contains google play services)
Also you can download root zip for lineage from this link and flash it : https://download.lineageos.org/extras (ARM)
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but my root checker showing root access not proper and also i have wiped my google os. so what should i do so that when i check i get proper root access? then only i can flash gapps please help me with that. is it ok i dont have google os? – Krish Athreyam Mar 15 '17 at 10:12
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Goto Settings-> Developer Options and check for
Root access
. If it is disabled, there is no root access, check for Apps and ADB available. If not, you need to install zip from lineage link. – Rahul Gopi Mar 15 '17 at 10:15 -
I have wiped my google os
, What does it mean? Your previous ROM? You can flash gapps zip using twrp, its in recovery mode. – Rahul Gopi Mar 15 '17 at 10:21 -
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in root access i have two options disabled and adb only. what do i do next. – Krish Athreyam Mar 15 '17 at 10:26