If it involves only rooting and not flashing, you can skip taking backup of files though always advisable to keep backup of efs folder. If your firmware allows installation of non market applications you can use z4root to root your phone.trigger said:Do I need to back up the files before rooting the phone? Is there a chance of bricking? I'm planning to use One Click Root/UnRoot..
the post you quoted in itself answered all your questions. kindly read again.karankapoor said:This i know how to get in to DL or Recovery mode using the methods as u posted. But there are some captivate which does not have the 3 button feature enabled on them in that case if u brick ur phone and not able to get in DL how will u fix the phone, I want to know will JIG be able to do that ?
you need not (and i think can not) unlock without rooting (unless with an unlock code)trigger said:Do I need to back up the files before rooting the phone? Is there a chance of bricking? I'm planning to use One Click Root/UnRoot..
Using Chainfire for a while now. Works great.Gauge said:Treat for our Galaxy S phones. A small how-to video for running nVidia Tegra games onto our phones.
Also, the latest version of Continuum i.e. v5.6 is out and for me it is by far the smoothest Gingerbread ROM for my captivates. A must try for all Cappy owners. It runs on TalonDev 0.2.2.
Depends on the custom Rom installed. Many of them still show the product code of the original phone on whose firmware the rom is based upon? Many purposefully do so to enable use of various application like i9000 for swype.trigger said:Quick Q:
I'm on 2.2 Perception Build 9 on my Captivate, but it shows Model number as SGH-T959D. Shouldn't it be SGH-i897?