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One Click Interface for GladRoot of the Motorola Atrix
While this is no large feat I have created a GUI Interface for GladRoot 4.2. I have had many people request an easy way to use GladRoot without having to manually run .bat files so I took 10 minutes and created this as a happy medium. While this GUI only runs the files that are already at your fingertips it will give those lazy users the ability to just click a button to run the correct files You will still have to read the windows within GladRoot.
If you have already used GladRoot to update to 4.1.57 just open this up and click “After Update 4.1.83″ and your done.
I have included the GladRoot 4.2 files and the GUI within a zip file that must be unzipped directly to your Root drive. (C:/GladRoot4.2). The file to run the GUI will be GladRoot.exe
If anyone has issues please leave comments.
For full instructions on rooting your Motorola Atrix via GladRoot please visit this article.
I would like to thank everyone at XDA for the actual brains behind the GladRoot project. My only contribution is literally visual 
Root your Atrix with GladRoot v4.2 on AT&T 1.83
Before you begin your phone must be rooted previously using GladRoot and phone must be running 4.1.57.
If you aren’t rooted and already updated to 4.1.57 or 4.1.83
1. If you have already updated your phone to 4.1.83 and its not previously rooted using GladRoot please follow these instructions to get your phone back to stock so that you can flash your firmware back to 4.1.26.
If you are Running firmware 4.1.26
2. After you have flashed back please follow these instructions to root your phone using GladRoot and then update to 4.1.57.
If you are running firmware 4.1.57 and currently rooted using GladRoot
3. All you have to do once your Atrix has firmware version 4.1.57 and rooted is update your phone to 4.1.83 and run the afterupdate.bat in your Gladroot folder again.
Your all done (yes its that easy)
As always this article is here for informational purposes and Android Advice cannot be held responsible for any damage to your phone. Rooting your phone is against your TOS and while we do not condone this we want you to be informed.
Root your Atrix with GladRoot v4.2 on AT&T 1.57
- This will root your phone. There is no need to run aRoot before this, and you should NOT be running SuperOneClick anymore Gladroot will root the same way aroot does and cleanup the SuperOneClick.
- This has options to enable sideloading and the tethering APN. Enabling sideloading will not add an Unknown Sources checkbox.
If you are already on 1.57 and do not have root, you MUST flash back to 1.26 for this to work. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Installation instructions: 1.26 to 1.57
- Download the script – link to download GladRoot
- Extract the GladRoot folder and files to C:\. Do not install anywhere else. Having it inside a folder with a space will cause the script to FAIL.
- Make sure your device is 1.2.6 and is not running any mods, I recommend a fresh SBF flash of 1.2.6. Download links and installation instructions here
- Enable USB debugging (Settings -> Applications -> Development).
- Connect your phone via USB
- Run gladroot.bat and follow the on-screen directions (If you’re using Windows 7, run as admin by holding down control and double-clicking).
- Verify that there are no errors before updating.
- Go to Settings -> About phone -> System updates
- Follow the on-screen instructions. First download the update (you will need a Wi-Fi connection for this), then it will prompt you to install.
- The update will reboot the device and install itself. If this part fails it’s because you are not on stock 1.2.6 firmware. Start over and read the directions.
- When it boots back up, verify USB debugging is still on. Some users report that disabling and re-enabling USB debugging solves a few issues with the script detecting your device (Settings -> Applications -> Development).
- Run afterupdate.bat (If you’re using Windows 7, run as admin by holding down control and double-clicking).
- Make sure you allow the superuser request on your phone or it WILL fail.
- All done! Enjoy your rooted Atrix on 4.1.57!
As always Android Advice is in no way responsible for any damage to your phone. This is for informational purposes only.
Original post can be found at: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1016060
Flash your Motorola Atrix back to stock. This is used for either fixing a bricked phone, if you need to return a rooted phone, or flashing back so that you can root and update your phone from scratch.
WARNING – DO NOT FLASH ON BELL ATRIX
Flash Guide (Instructions)
- Download RSDLite 5.0 (MediaFire mirror)
- Install the program
- Download SBF file from the following links and extract it to your computer
1.2.6 - http://bandbinnovations.com/Atrix.7z Password: atrixbl
1.5.2 - MultiUpload, Hotfile.com, DepositFiles
- Fully charge your device
- Install your phones Drivers (if you rooted your phone, your computer has the necessary drivers already)
- Turn your phone off and remove the microSD and SIM cards
- When you turn the phone on hold the volume up button until your screen shows RSD
- If the phone says “Starting RSD protocol support” you have done it correctly
- Run the RSD Lite program you downloaded earlier on your computer
- Press the “…” button to the right of the Filename box.
- Load the SBF file that you downloaded and extracted earlier.
- Plug your phone into your computer via USB
- RSD Lite should now recognize your phone and say “Model: NS Flash Olympus” and “Connected”
- Press the Start button and be patient as its about a 20 minute process give or take
- YOU’RE ALL DONE (enjoy you phone again)
Reported Issues or Problems
- Some users experiencing WiFi connectivity weirdness
- SIM-unlocked devices may still have WiFi problems
- Market might not show all applications (easy fix on the way)
As always we aren’t responsible for anything that happens from this information as its just a guide for people who have already bricked or messed up their phone some other way. We don’t condone using this guide we have just posted it for those that want to play with it.
Original post can be found at: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991072
