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DINC Preperation
You will need to download two files and extract them.
- miniadb_inc.zip - Modified from Scotty's original miniadb package. Now with Linux installation instructions and binaries, and cleaned up to work for all phones.
- dinc_2.3.4_unlock_files.zip - Contains all the little files you need to work with your droid. It's just a compilation of the links in the next section.
- PB31IMG for froyo: PB31IMG.zip # md5: 31bb1611a0fa8197d447c0438426717e
This is a list of what is inside the archive and where else to get the files. Just download the one above and you'll have everything.
- miniadb_inc
- md5: 7c5211686a20b558ccd660c782f82e2b
- PB31IMG for froyo: PB31IMG.zip # md5: 31bb1611a0fa8197d447c0438426717e
- superuser files: superuser 3.07 (found on revolutionary public wiki)
- forever patch unrevoked-forever from public:forever RootWiki
If you already have ADB installed, skip this section.
- Might want to incorporate into one big Android SDK Platform Tools section
First, unzip your file into the root folder of your hard drive, such as . This means the top level, not inside any folders, so just copy and paste the folder onto with everything else that is there.
We will assume this folder to be named miniadb_inc
Open a command window. In Windows 7, click the start bubble in the lower left and type in the search box to find the Command Prompt application. In Windows XP, go to Run and type to run it.
Type the following at the prompt in your cmd window to change to your miniadb_inc directory.
Your command prompt should display that last line provided you:
- unzipped the miniadb_inc zip
- put the folder on your c drive
- didn't change the name
If your drivers are installed correctly, this should show your phone's serial number. You should hear the found device noises when you plug your phone in. if it starts installing drivers, wait for it to finish before proceeding.
Finally, type this command to make sure your phone is being recognized.
Now you can just go to the folder and use from there.
Note: All non-Android projects have moved to the BASLQC Wiki.
- Introduction - A quick intro to the rationale and ideals of this guide, and smartphone modding in general.
- General Setup - Learn how to install and run the tools you need to succeed.
- Device Guides - Customized, fully decked out guides for rooting each and every device we could find.
- General OS Customizations - General customizations that work on all devices of a specific OS.
- General Guidelines - The ideals that you should uphold while working with and editing this guide.
- Device Guide Templates - Templates and general guidelines for creating customized guides for a device.
- Linux - Run a full desktop OS on your little mobile device; research is being made to make it comfortable to use in the mobile space.
- Glossary - Contains all the crazy acronyms and word soup that you'll need to wade through when using this guide.
- Android Buying Guide for Modders - While modding can fix up an outdated device, it will make your life easier to buy the right device from the start.