Root Moto G
Moto G recently launched it's low budget flagship Android powered smartphone in the market.Yes,It is the Moto G.
Motorola G or Moto G,is the compact version of Moto X,which boasts a 1 Gigabyte of RAM, 4 cores each clocked at 1.2 GHz and runs a Snapdragon 400 processor which is very unlike the phones that run MediaTek processors available in the market . Camera snaps at 5MP .Display includes a 4.5-inch 1280x720 HD display at 329ppi and a protection of Gorilla Glass 3;at an unbelieveable price of 12,600 INR for 8GB and 13,999 INR for 16GB storage variants.
So let's begin with today's tutorial-
1.Download the Superboot.zip (click),and extract it somewhere on Desktop or a folder.
2.Put your device in bootloader mode (Switch the phone off and press and hold Volume(-) and Power key
3.Connect phone to your PC
4.->Windows users-Run 'superuser-windows.bat' as Administrator
->MAC - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x superboot-mac.sh' followed by 'sudo ./superboot-mac.sh'
->LINUX - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x superboot- linux.sh' followed by 'sudo ./superboot-linux.sh
Motorola G or Moto G,is the compact version of Moto X,which boasts a 1 Gigabyte of RAM, 4 cores each clocked at 1.2 GHz and runs a Snapdragon 400 processor which is very unlike the phones that run MediaTek processors available in the market . Camera snaps at 5MP .Display includes a 4.5-inch 1280x720 HD display at 329ppi and a protection of Gorilla Glass 3;at an unbelieveable price of 12,600 INR for 8GB and 13,999 INR for 16GB storage variants.
So let's begin with today's tutorial-
1.Download the Superboot.zip (click),and extract it somewhere on Desktop or a folder.
2.Put your device in bootloader mode (Switch the phone off and press and hold Volume(-) and Power key
3.Connect phone to your PC
4.->Windows users-Run 'superuser-windows.bat' as Administrator
->MAC - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x superboot-mac.sh' followed by 'sudo ./superboot-mac.sh'
->LINUX - Open a terminal window to the directory containing the files, and type 'chmod +x superboot- linux.sh' followed by 'sudo ./superboot-linux.sh
SOURCE-MoDaCo (Paul O' Brien)
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