Request: Guide on how to root BraX3 running iodéOS

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I’m planning on running a rooted version of the pre-installed iodéOS image, so I haven’t been able to fully use the phone yet, since rooting wipes all data. Has anyone successfully rooted their BraX3 yet? I would greatly appreciate an official guide on how to securely root the device, as I don’t want to accidentally brick it.

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Yea I need this as well. I can’t load anything in to the Android Data folder for any app. Was trying to dump maps into a folder and it wont let me even with Shizuku giving supposed permissions to do so for Solid Explorer. Very Frustrating.

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I need to root mine as well. Kinda surprised there isn’t a guide yet.

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Hy there. Is there a workaround now? My lineage procedure (unlocking bootloader, installing magisk via adb in recovery) isn’t working here. I’m happy about any solution.

Best greetings to the community

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Has there been any progress on this?

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I can understand that you want to know a way to root the device but why do you want to introduce a permanent vulnerability ?

If you want just to load files to some app’s folder there should be another way like sharing through another app or something that works only with an unlocked phone and an acknowledged debugging connection.

I can research this if you tell me exactly, first thing in mind is to try the Android Studio file explorer.

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Well there is different types, and if one gets full access of their device to do what they need, then it is worth it. But of course the person needs to know what they are doing and to keep a careful watch, although one should anyway.

And yes in my case what I am wanting to do is load files in the app’s default folder, android/data I believe is the location though I would have to look to be certain. As long as it is a easy method that doesn’t require me to connect the device to my desktop via USB every time I need to move a file, I am open to doing it instead of root.

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I imagine that you could change the permissions in the underlying Linux and add for example the file explorer to the users that can access the app’s folder so that you can unroot the phone after that.

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Actually, that is inline of what I hoped would be possible. I know that some rootings can’t be undone without doing a full reset and or reinstall. But rooting, giving a file explorer super user access then unroot would be ideal.