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The process of gaining 'root' access to your device. Before asking how to root your device, please read the full tag wiki since it contains helpful information which might already answer your questions.
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get back root with custom rom
Not long ago I upgraded my Samsung Galaxy 3 (GT-i5800) with Kyrillos' rom v10.6
It appears to use CyanogenMod 7.3.0-RC3
Android 2.3.7
Some apps I often need to use, like SSHDroid, Terminal and Midni …
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get back root with custom rom
What finally worked for me was copying the latest CWM-SuperSU-v1.93.zip over to my SD card, rebooting into the "recover" mode CyanogenMod provides, and flashing from that ZIP.
http://www.adbtoolkit.com/rooting …
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