Dingle 2.1 dev beta?

**jeroen_13** · 06-01-2012, 04:30 AM

Anyone tried to dingle 2,1 dev beta ? or are there people working on ?

**xsacha** · 06-01-2012, 04:34 AM

No, sorry

**jeroen_13** · 06-01-2012, 05:43 AM

Originally Posted by xsacha

No, sorry

Havent tried yet, no possible, not thought about it, or just not working on the new dingleberry ?

Which one ?

**poomslike** · 06-01-2012, 01:57 PM

I really wish they can find way to dingle it and i think that Beta versions is more easier to root ?!?

**diegonei** · 06-01-2012, 02:06 PM

Originally Posted by jeroen_13

Havent tried yet, no possible, not thought about it, or just not working on the new dingleberry ?

Which one ?

I'd guess... All of those.

**ibrahim011** · 06-01-2012, 08:01 PM

If you upgrade to the beta version, OS 2.1. Then can't you downgrade to any other is version by changing the OS file in the backed up archive.

**xsacha** · 06-02-2012, 12:44 AM

Originally Posted by jeroen_13

Havent tried yet, no possible, not thought about it, or just not working on the new dingleberry ?

Which one ?

Spent 3 months on official OS 2.0.

**SCrid2000** · 06-02-2012, 11:16 PM

Originally Posted by ibrahim011

If you upgrade to the beta version, OS 2.1. Then can't you downgrade to any other is version by changing the OS file in the backed up archive.

No. Starting with the official 2.0, the lowest you could downgrade was 2.0.0.7111 (which wasn't rootable).

**jeroen_13** · 06-03-2012, 03:53 AM

Originally Posted by SCrid2000

No. Starting with the official 2.0, the lowest you could downgrade was 2.0.0.7111 (which wasn't rootable).

Wasn't it 2.0.0.7971?

**xsacha** · 06-03-2012, 04:37 AM

Nope, you can downgrade to 2.0.0.7111

**BBThemes** · 06-03-2012, 05:27 PM

you can dingle 2.0.1 (seen it done but not made public) but you`d have to question the logic of dingleing a beta, much like jailbreak on iOS, they never release the jailbreak until its a final OS, otherwise it gives them chance to fix it lol

**Juanmabs22** · 06-07-2012, 03:07 PM

I bring you Good news!

(but dingleberry for 2.0.1 isn't released)
Chris Wade, public this tweet some hours ago:

Chris Wade ‏@cmwdotme
Could be just me but I feel like the days are getting longer and the nights shorter. Yes yes people I know dingleberry, iEmu, Hosemino soon!

Yes! soon, this could be some weeks, or maybe days!

(Keep the calm & Smile)
The 2.0.x started a new level of security and get roots it's very different, but it's very possible that the way to dingleberry 2.0.x allows to dingleberry 2.1

Sorry for my bad English..

**balding1** · 06-07-2012, 03:14 PM

Originally Posted by Juanmabs22

I bring you Good news!

(but dingleberry for 2.0.1 isn't released)
Chris Wade, public this tweet some hours ago:

Chris Wade ‏@cmwdotme
Could be just me but I feel like the days are getting longer and the nights shorter. Yes yes people I know dingleberry, iEmu, Hosemino soon!

Yes! soon, this could be some weeks, or maybe days!

(Keep the calm & Smile)

So basically at the same point when he posted this on homepage

News
4/9/2012 - Dingleberry 4.0 is still being worked on! No ETA but i promise it's coming. Check back for updates! and follow me below on twitter
His tweet is more of a broad statement that he didn't forget but zero time line or if even possible to root.

**SifJar** · 06-07-2012, 04:05 PM

I believe the next version of Dingleberry scheduled to be released will NOT root any OS more recent than those already rooted, but WILL allow you to upgrade from an earlier rooted OS to a custom version of a newer OS, allowing you to keep root in the process. I am not 100% certain on this, but I think I remember reading about that.

**xsacha** · 06-07-2012, 08:03 PM

Originally Posted by SifJar

I believe the next version of Dingleberry scheduled to be released will NOT root any OS more recent than those already rooted, but WILL allow you to upgrade from an earlier rooted OS to a custom version of a newer OS, allowing you to keep root in the process. I am not 100% certain on this, but I think I remember reading about that.

I had this feature semi-working about 3 months ago but abandoned it when I lost root myself. That is, you could have root on latest firmware. This was working fine on 7111 but I still had to remove the script that permanently kills old firmware (in the latest one).

The method to recover root is too risky for me (I only have one device).

**SifJar** · 06-08-2012, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by xsacha

I had this feature semi-working about 3 months ago but abandoned it when I lost root myself. That is, you could have root on latest firmware. This was working fine on 7111 but I still had to remove the script that permanently kills old firmware (in the latest one).

The method to recover root is too risky for me (I only have one device).

Is this method for recovering root public? (I'm thinking no, seeing as I haven't seen anything about it, but I'm curious...)

Also, what is "the script that permanently kills old firmware"? Is that part of RIM's protection against downgrading, or am I misunderstanding what you mean by that phrase?

**mkaa00x** · 06-09-2012, 05:14 PM

... Okay so Xsacha has gone all his life "downgrading" then rooting why not just make a root without the downgrade. If downgrading is a need then we (not me just the smart people) need to find a way to access the files and edit them so that we can trick the OS into downgrading. e.g. find a way to access .signed file (not the .bar/.rar file) and edit the attributes every where needed fix it up save it and put it up into the playbook and hope for the best?

**joannesbenedek** · 06-09-2012, 06:05 PM

you need to sign that edited file with RIMs key which is not public but their private...so pb will not accept this edited os...Theres no way to downgrade (at least public way...I know that it is possible downgrade below 7111 but I dont know who can do it or how, I just know it is possible). So no root above 7111. It will probably stay like this. I doubt cmw will do it any soon and later it will be irrelavant as BB10 is coming...They should prepare to root that one.