In the previous post i had explained you how to root a device and here am going to explain how to root a specific android device model Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360
The Galaxy Y (GT-S5360) has been around for enough time and been popular
enough to catch the eyes of the developers and has hence been rooted, paving
the way for custom ROMs on this affordable device. This How To will show you how to take that
first step and experience at least some of what the big guns get to do.
I. Before You Begin
1. A full charge is recommended to
prevent any mishaps due to the battery draining out during the procedure.
2. Enable USB Debugging on the
Galaxy Y – to do this, head to Settings -> Applications -> Development
and check the box next to Enable USB Debugging.
3. Make sure that Samsung Kies or
any other application that might interfere with the process are running on your
Windows PC.
4. Create a backup of all your data
before proceeding – this is not mandatory but it’s always good to have
something to roll back to if anything goes wrong.
II. Rooting the Phone
1. Download the necessary root
package here.
2. Copy the downloaded update.zip
file to the top folder of the microSD card – do not extract it.
3. If plugged in, unplug the handset
from the PC and turn it off.
4. Put it into recovery mode – to do
this, press and hold the volume up key + home key (the middle button on the
front of your device) and press the power button until it goes into recovery
mode.
5. Select Apply update from SD card
and locate the update.zip file you copied to the microSD card. Press the volume up or down to navigate and
then the power button to select the option.
6. Let the rooting process
complete. When done, select Reboot
system now to restart the device.
Your Galaxy Y should now be rooted!!

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