QUOTE(Iqbal_kakashi @ Oct 30 2013, 09:42 PM)
I can't remember which one, It's either Lightflow or LED manager something. Nope, the LED won't respond with the settings in whatsapp, fb messenger etc.
I see. I've tried with Light Manager just now and it's the same, not blinking at all.hmm.. I am wondering is't smtg wrong with the phone now before I start rooting.
Btw, I've saw ppl saying just root with the One Click Root (which i'm about to do later) and press the Red Button at the back case there. But that red button is just like restarting your phone in case the phone hang, so how we actually reset back to the original ROM? I'm still looking way to backup the Ori Rom before I do rooting, any idea?

QUOTE(MatShadow @ Oct 23 2013, 11:48 AM)
Rooting won't change ur launcher GUI - if that what concerns u. If only gives u access to root so u may do things otherwise not possible w/o it.
One click root as 'zerohunter' guide earlier was what I used and it really easy and most important it works! U will get rooted in no time and install ur TB to restore our apps / data.
My main goal to root is get TB other than few nicks rooting features.
Just an advice.. Once root flash TWRP recovery and do nandroid backup and u r practically safe to move fwd.
Mike, i know CWM got issues but TWRP recovery works perfectly. Im on twrp and able to nandroid and even partition w/o sweat. It even came with SuperSU - with One Click UnRoot! option. This not tested but my finger itching wanting to press it.. duno why?
Now I believe gave enuf reason 4 u to proceed rooting ur phone. W/o root access, ur phone considered not fully utilized lar.. Let me know if u need more convincing.. Ha.ha.
FYI, just like my prev A830, my daughter also use this phone to play games etc. So she needed her games data backup and restored. Now she really have a hard time draining juice from this phone as compared A830.. Ha.ha..
I'm just curious, so we shall root flash with TWRP recovery then only able to do ROM backup right? Then only do the One Click Root and Repartition, correct?
This post has been edited by techfreak17: Oct 30 2013, 10:58 PM