Rooting
your Cherry Mobile Flare voids your warranty, as CM keeps on saying on
their fanpage. Funny it may seems, they want us to insist from rooting
their device, when they do not provide real dev support for these Android phones.
Okay, here’s the rooting tutorial for the Cherry Mobile Flare.
This thing is based from the posted tutorials on how to root Karbonn A9+ which is exactly the same Cherry Mobile Flare we have here on the Philippines.
As I had said, root at your own risk.
I do not have a CM Flare right now to test, but I assure you that these will work. We have here to methods that you can use, one is via Root by Bin4ry with Restore, and the other one is via UnlockRoot.
As the saying goes, if you do not know what “root” is, then you definitely doesnt need it. You’ll soon find yourself seeing some apps and tweaks that needs root privileges after the long run.
Okay, here’s the rooting tutorial for the Cherry Mobile Flare.
This thing is based from the posted tutorials on how to root Karbonn A9+ which is exactly the same Cherry Mobile Flare we have here on the Philippines.
As I had said, root at your own risk.
I do not have a CM Flare right now to test, but I assure you that these will work. We have here to methods that you can use, one is via Root by Bin4ry with Restore, and the other one is via UnlockRoot.
Rooting Cherry Mobile Flare via Root by Bin4ry
This is the same thing as how we rooted the Cherry Mobile Titan.- First thing first, be sure to turn USB debugging “ON/checked”. This can be done by going to Settings -> Development.
- Download this file, Root by Bin4ry Tool. (Root many Android) | Extract it then.
- Install the drivers on your PC. You can do that by installing Moborobo; download it {LINK} and install. Run the app and connect your Flare device, follow the prompt so it installs the drivers. Once properly connected with Moborobo app, you can now close that program.
- Proceed on the extracted file of step 2. Run the RunMe.bat file.
- A cmd window will appear. When prompted for an option, just input “1″ for Normal mode.
- Check your device and once asked for a restore, just proceed on it. Restore and ignore the encryption password it mentions.Your device will reboot, and viola!
- Rooted Cherry Mobile Flare, just check first for the SuperSU icon.
As the saying goes, if you do not know what “root” is, then you definitely doesnt need it. You’ll soon find yourself seeing some apps and tweaks that needs root privileges after the long run.
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