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Bruce Hill <daddy <at> happypenguincomputers.com> writes: |
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> Do you have a link for that? Is that cyanogenmod or whatever? |
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This link popped up in 3 seconds using google: |
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http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobile-phones/how-to-root-your-samsung-galaxy-s3-50008588/ |
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Old hardware is the best to experiment around with....imho. |
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Backup what you can! Personally, I'd do this on a non-critical |
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cell phone first to make sure it work. NOwadays, phone vendors |
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will try to auto-update your phone software/firmware, so do some |
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research on your exact phone model, your carrier and the different |
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projects out there that best suit your goals.... |
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Many other devices use the same uP so most codes written for similar |
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(family of) Processors will have codes you can compile and use. |
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Cross-Compiling is your friend! |
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SEandroid is way cool, from the folks I have spoken to. |
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good hunting! |
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James |
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