Getting Root on your Scroll

[Warpedflash]

If you are running as root you dont have to do anything other than rename them. if you start getting a force close loop then turn off the tablet and turn it back on.

[pwilko123]

I have renamed the file(s), and they seem to revert back to apk when the list of apks refresh's

using super manager from marketplace

[pwilko123]

Think i have solved the problem, i had not enabled the root function in super manager

[Warpedflash]

Yea you need to make sure you are running as root otherwise bugger all will happen

[pwilko123]

Renamed the phone.apk, immediately caused an FC loop which required a reboot, scroll back on now (phew)...

Should i rename all of the phone like apk's or do one at a time and check stability? Any specific stability checks I should be making after renaming each apk?

[pwilko123]

After disabling that phone.apk, i now seem to have access to the paid for apps on marketplace, which i didnt before

[Warpedflash]

Do them one at a time if you want. just use the thing for 5 mins after each reboot. Try all the standard stuff like the browser and gmail/market. You should be able to remove all 4 with no real problems.

[pwilko123]

Have now renamed mms.apk to mms.old, nothing to report in terms of instability, but again, the functionality of android marketplace seems to have increased. I know have access to paid for apps, along with a number of free apps e.g. amazon kindle which were previously unavailable to me via marketplace

[Charlie]

this is better than a horse race, got my fingers and everything crossed, just really hope you don't fall at the final hurdle. this is great work guys. Well done so far, very impressed!

[Warpedflash]

Ok I am making a folder on mediafire that contains everything you need to do to root your Scroll: http://www.mediafire.com/?3k3zu8mntby18
Any Suggestions?
Once there is a working version of clockwork recovery I will also upload the update.zip that removes the 4 phone apks