2. Unlocking the bootloader and installing custom Recovery + ROOT rights
Turn off the phone. Then load it into mode
fastboot . Connect the phone to the BB using the USB cable, open the command prompt and enter:
cd C: / android-sdk / platform-tools
This command displays a list of connected devices. If the serial number of your device is displayed, then you can continue. If your phone is not listed, then your drivers are not installed correctly. In order to continue, you must fix your drivers so that your phone is in the list of fastboot devices.
After your device has been recognized, enter the following code (remember that after that all data from your device will be deleted)
After the command has finished executing, enter
The phone will reboot. Wait for the phone to fully boot. Then configure the following settings in your phone’s settings:
1. USB debugging: go to
Settings>About phone> Click on Build Number 7 times. This will open developer mode. Now back to
Settings>For developers>Debugging>Debug mode (Enable Android Debuf = g Bridge (ADB))>Tick 2. Disable bootloader recovery: on the phone go to
Settings>For developers>Update recovery mode (Overwrite Recovery section when installing updates)>Uncheck. Next you need to download
TWRP Recovery and put along the way
C: / android-sdk / platform-tools . Download
SuperSU.zip and copy to the phone’s internal memory. Turn off the phone. Then boot your phone in mode
fastboot and connect it to the BB. Open a new command prompt window and run the following commands:
cd C: / android-sdk-windows / platform-tools
fastboot flash recovery twrp-2.8.7.0-bacon-20160111.img
After the installation is completed, turn off the phone and boot into mode
recovery . Now select
Instal and select
SuperSU.zip where you saved it in the telephone memory. Swipe to confirm installation. Reboot the phone. You should see a new application.
SuperSU in installed applications. Now you have
ROOT rights (they are essential for working with MultiROM Manager).