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LG optimus one is considered as the most cost efficient android phone available on the market. It runs on froyo and upgrade option is available to Gingerbread. There are a lot of features in it but inorder to get full access and a superuser authority over your phone, you have to root your phone.
But in case of LG optimus one (P500), in the updated versions, the default z4root application, which helps you to root in a single click does not works well. I think the problem is seen for phones with thier OS froyo 2.2.1 or 2.2.2. Here we are going to peep how we can root an LG optimus one or any other phone with android 2.2.1 or android 2.2.2 froyo.
Before we start, let me say something – i think you hear them often in this process
- Rooting will destroy the warranty of your device
- Try this at your risk – I’ll not be responsible if you end with a broken droid (really 🙁 )
- Read the tutorial and screenshots carefully. It’s a much easy process that takes only 5 mins – Just as the name says, all you want to do is to just install an app and tap a button
So you had heard them, right. Continue reading if you still dare to, or just exit
Step 1 : Download Gingerbreak from here, carry the apk to SD card if you are downloading from your PC
Step 2 :Use your file-manager to navigate and install apps from sd card. [How to ]
Step 3: Open the GingerBreak
Step 4: Click on the ‘Root’ option
Step 5: Now just w..a..i..t… The phone will restart once the Rooting was done successfully
Step 6: If Rooting was done successfully, check whether there is a ‘superuser’ app appearing on your menu or not. It will appear once the rooting was done successfully.
If the rooting was not done successfully, try uninstalling gingerbreak, download a fresh copy and start the procedure once more. This is a simple procedure and and only takes 5-10 mins for the whole procedure. Sometimes, it may not work out on the first time, if it doesn’t, try once more. It’ll surely works.
It keeps saying…. Error, it cannot extract assets.
Pls uninstall the app and re-download it from app… You may won’t succced first couple of times … But it’s really easy !
The rooting was not successfully done I also try uninstalling gingerbreak and download a fresh copy and start again the procedure but still it’s not working. help me please!
please make sure that you had Enabled USB debugging on your phone by going to Settings –> Applications –> Development. Check the ‘USB Debugging’ option
if there is still problem plese tell me exactly how you done it
OpS…my sister have a problem like this on her phone LG..tsk tsk tsk..
thanks. my friend got this phone and ask me if I can root for her. I will point her to this web site. thanks.
I will give this link to my brother. Because I heard from him this LG rooting, this might help him. Thanks!
I have here my new LG phone but I don’t know if I will try this rooting process, I am afraid it might be unsuccessful. LOL!
Man it’s just 1 click process, if you are careful, there’s nothing to be afraid of !
There are a lot of features in it but inorder to get full access and a superuser authority over your phone, you have to root your phone. | 😛
Thanks for sharing this. I’ve been looking for this. I really like the LG optimus. Keep on the good work!
The rooting was not successfully done I also try uninstalling gingerbread and download a fresh copy and start again the procedure but still it’s not working. | 😛
please try pressing power button + home + volume down and it will erase all your data. Pls try rooting then, the problem may be due to any bugs or virus or non-compatible files in your phone
The rooting was not successfully done…read all the comments tried Enabled USB debugging still not successful…
hello ive tried this and z4root and mostly all one click root apps but nothing seems to work on my lg optimus m from metro pcs running 2.2.2 help me email me at t*****@gmail.com please
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