Hello there!
This is my first android phone as I don't know much about rooting and flashing them. I've tried to root my galaxy s4 using CWM, Motochopper and Twrp methods but at the recovery stage this screen first image in attachment i get. and following 3 images are for superuser. could anyone please help me or guide me through. thanx for your time though
Try rooting your device using the following link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292615
Good luck!
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I used oden my fone is rooted but I cannot use cwm for sum reson so at the moment I got rooted fone and can not install custom roms as I did on my s3
fezz64 said:
I used oden my fone is rooted but I cannot use cwm for sum reson so at the moment I got rooted fone and can not install custom roms as I did on my s3
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After rooting your phone with chain fires method , like I did , you need to flash the recovery of your choice and you are good to go.
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HassanM said:
Try rooting your device using the following link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292615
Good luck!
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Thanx for the reply but I think its for octa base models i9500 and I ve got i9505
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Hi i am a newbie here...i am currently using galaxy s3 19300 jellybean 4.1.1...my phone is rooted and when i try to update it says "your device has been modified no update available"..eventhough i am usin voodoo ota rootkeeper which i installed from fireplace market...i even tried triangle away but no results...please help
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Hi i am a newbie here...i am currently using galaxy s3 19300 jellybean 4.1.1...my phone is rooted and when i try to update it says "your device has been modified no update available"..eventhough i am usin voodoo ota rootkeeper which i installed from fireplace market...i even tried triangle away but no results...please help
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Which ROM r u using?
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HassanM said:
Which ROM r u using?
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How do i check that? I dun knw any thing
mohammadosama310 said:
Hi i am a newbie here...i am currently using galaxy s3 19300 jellybean 4.1.1...my phone is rooted and when i try to update it says "your device has been modified no update available"..eventhough i am usin voodoo ota rootkeeper which i installed from fireplace market...i even tried triangle away but no results...please help
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have you flash a custom rom?
Just go to sammobile, search i9300 in the firmwares section, download the firmware. Then open a new tab, search how to use odin, flash the firmware through odin. Or just download the latest rooted firmware by zoot1.
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How do i check that? I dun knw any thing
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Goto settings > About Device and check the following:
Android Version, Baseband Version , Kernel & Build Number.
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mohammadosama310 said:
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the help section is next door
1. Look at the post above.
2. Personally, I think that rooting is something ... how to politely say...
it is for persons who know what they are doing and why... therefore I think that users should:
a) unpack and charge the phone;
b) in the time of charging read the quick guide;
c) recognize what they would like to do and how they could do it (Google use highly recommended);
d) turn on the phone looking on its current status;
e) look for the rom/soft which suits their needs;
f) if there is no other option: root it.
o, I forgotten about the OP individual needs: sometime between c and d they should ask their mum for pampers replacement.
Yep goes for all of us at times clenched buttock time .
jje
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Goto settings > About Device and check the following:
Android Version, Baseband Version , Kernel & Build Number.
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Android version 4.1.1
Baseband version I9300XXDLID
Kernel 3.0.31-288630
Build Number JRO03C.I9300XXDLJ1
mohammadosama310 said:
Android version 4.1.1
Baseband version I9300XXDLID
Kernel 3.0.31-288630
Build Number JRO03C.I9300XXDLJ1
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if you followed the first rule of XDA you would know that rooting disables OTA updates
Glebun said:
if you followed the first rule of XDA you would know that rooting disables OTA updates
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Try flashing a Custom ROM (4.1.2) of your choice...
Ure using an old version of Stock JB.....
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OP update via Kies then take the time to read the stickied faqs and guides . Or just head straight to the i bricked my phone club .
jje
I believe once ure rooted Kies would not recognize your device. .
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as far as i know when u are rooted your updates are desable.. u have to update your device using ODIN and the ROM that you want to.. Once your device is unrooted it will be able to be updated, also i believe that the flash counter most be reset ( with Triangle Away you can do that)
Status most be normal and not modified ( rooted phones are modified )..
mohammadosama310 said:
Android version 4.1.1
Baseband version I9300XXDLID
Kernel 3.0.31-288630
Build Number JRO03C.I9300XXDLJ1
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Help please
HassanM said:
I believe once ure rooted Kies would not recognize your device. .
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Please send me the link and tell me the steps to do it...thanks
mohammadosama310 said:
Help please
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this is not a help section
mohammadosama310 said:
Please send me the link and tell me the steps to do it...thanks
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If u rooted ure device u can't have updates thru kies.... If u don't wanna flash a custom ROM what was the point of rooting your phone.... Now since your phone is rooted try flashing a custom ROM and u can get to 4.1.2 or even 4.2.x....
Try it and ull be all good...
PS After rooting your device Kies becomes pretty much useless
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If u rooted ure device u can't have updates thru kies.... If u don't wanna flash a custom ROM what was the point of rooting your phone.... Now since your phone is rooted try flashing a custom ROM and u can get to 4.1.2 or even 4.2.x....
Try it and ull be all good...
PS After rooting your device Kies becomes pretty much useless
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Ok...but which rom should i install and do tell me how to do it...
And i wanted to have jb 4.2 bcox i heard that it will have smart scroll...i am really lookin forward to that...and thanks
Hey Guys,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 International (I9505) and I rooted it properly with Odin.
But now I want to flash CWM for my S4 but all the tutorials on Youtube are running 4.2.2 Android but, I'm running 4.3
Can I still flash CWM or does it matter what version I'm running?
Greetings, Hammief
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hammief said:
Hey Guys,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 International (I9505) and I rooted it properly with Odin.
But now I want to flash CWM for my S4 but all the tutorials on Youtube are running 4.2.2 Android but, I'm running 4.3
Can I still flash CWM or does it matter what version I'm running?
Greetings, Hammief
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Yes, you can flash any recovery ie; CWM/Philz/TWRP. Have a nice day.
Okay, thanks!
Which of these recoveries do you recommend?
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hammief said:
Okay, thanks!
Which of these recoveries do you recommend?
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Well right now im using philz recovery which you can find it from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2281367 , but please feel free to choose what best for you . teehee.
Haha, okay
I've used CWM in the past before but, I haven't used TWRP or PhilZ before.
What is the benifit of Philz?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm still learning :S
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hammief said:
Haha, okay
I've used CWM in the past before but, I haven't used TWRP or PhilZ before.
What is the benifit of Philz?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm still learning :S
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Personally , ived been using Philz recovery since i had my s2/s3 and the benefits for this recovery would be exFAT and its features ,and exFat can handle larger files than Fat32 since it can only handle with files up to 4gb? but i might be wrong , so please feel free to use another recovery you want
hello..
i got note 3 sm n9005 (uk model),i tried to root my phone odin says pass,but it wont go to recovery mode it restarts and stuck on screen saying recovery is not seandroid enforcing" in red and another in yellow saying" set warranty bit.it wont let me root my phone,,,pls help me with this
thanks
That means you have succesfully put a custom recovery on your phone via odin. Stock wont show anything, but anything other than stock, that will show. I can only assume your on JB(4.3) still and have flashed a recovery for KK(4.4)
Im from the uk too, using chenglus 11/21 recovery on my jb rom.
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Make sure you are using the right cf auto root file. One is for 4.4 and the other is for 4.3.
edit: didn't read it completely, what did you use to root your phone?
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I've never used cf auto root. To root my first rom ( stock rom) i just flashed a custom recovery, and then flashed a superuser zip inside cwm
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celderic said:
I've never used cf auto root. To root my first rom ( stock rom) i just flashed a custom recovery, and then flashed a superuser zip inside cwm
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Did that worked? As far as I know to flash a custom recovery you have to be rooted first.
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Yes works fine. Have done it a few times on the n9005, and many times on other devices. You don't even need a rom to flash a custom recovery, or stock recovery for that matter.
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Yes works fine. Have done it a few times on the n9005, and many times on other devices. You don't even need a rom to flash a custom recovery, or stock recovery for that matter.
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When I first got mine it will not flash cwm without rooting it first but mine was N900W8 so might be different situation.
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hey_joe said:
When I first got mine it will not flash cwm without rooting it first but mine was N900W8 so might be different situation.
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Really? Im suprised, never heard of that before. Although i only read information related to my device, the n9005.
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Hello, I've looked around for a solution to this with no joy. I managed to root my note 3 with no problem with cf autoroot only to find that I still had a stock recovery.
I tried other methods also and I just cannot get a custom recovery to flash on my device.
When I try to flash a cwm via Odin it leaves me in a bootloop.
Any ideas?
Its the SM-N9005 Model
Thanks
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Hello, I've looked around for a solution to this with no joy. I managed to root my note 3 with no problem with cf autoroot only to find that I still had a stock recovery.
I tried other methods also and I just cannot get a custom recovery to flash on my device.
When I try to flash a cwm via Odin it leaves me in a bootloop.
Any ideas?
Its the SM-N9005 Model
Thanks
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are you flashing the correct recovery version for your OS version? 4.3 recovery wont work on 4.4.2 and 4.4.2 recovery wont work on 4.3
ykdr-scott said:
Hello, I've looked around for a solution to this with no joy. I managed to root my note 3 with no problem with cf autoroot only to find that I still had a stock recovery.
I tried other methods also and I just cannot get a custom recovery to flash on my device.
When I try to flash a cwm via Odin it leaves me in a bootloop.
Any ideas?
Its the SM-N9005 Model
Thanks
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Yes I am using the correct cwm recovery for 4.4.2
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ykdr-scott said:
Yes I am using the correct cwm recovery for 4.4.2
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Tried CWM or TWRP?
Yes i did state that
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You mentioned cwm but not twrp ( unless I missed it ). I linked cwm just to make sure you used the one proven to work with 4.4.2 as you didn't mention exactly which one you used and I believe there are other cwm variants ( phil's touch, original cwm ). If my attempt to help isn't appreciated, a simple yes or no would suffice. I know how to read.
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Help is always appreciated :thumbup:
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Hi All
I am new to this Galaxy S4 Forum and want to root and install Custom Recovery for enjoying custom roms.
Can I root my device with "CF-Auto Root"? I have attached screenshot showing my phone's details here.
Thank you n sorry for the noob question.
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Yes
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If your phone warrenty not necessarily for you then u should go on.
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remember rooting with cf autoroot will trip ur knox counter to 0x1, meaning your warranty will be gone. use towelroot method instead.
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remember rooting with cf autoroot will trip ur knox counter to 0x1, meaning your warranty will be gone. use towelroot method instead.
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Don't suggest towelroot if your not willing to test it yourself ? That's like asking someone to brick their phone intentionally ?
If you won't do it don't suggest someone to experiment for you
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Don't suggest towelroot if your not willing to test it yourself ? That's like asking someone to brick their phone intentionally ?
If you won't do it don't suggest someone to experiment for you
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you should really get your facts straight before accusating someone of anything. i've just used towelroot on my i9500 and it worked like a charm, didnt even trip knox.
Poroto said:
you should really get your facts straight before accusating someone of anything. i've just used towelroot on my i9500 and it worked like a charm, didnt even trip knox.
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Well try updating the thread you opened asking if anyone had used it ?
XDA is a community & people share tips & results. If you updated your thread then you could maybe helping others ??
So in your reply "get your facts straight" I didn't have the facts to make a decision on Ok
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Well try updating the thread you opened asking if anyone had used it ?
XDA is a community & people share tips & results. If you updated your thread then you could maybe helping others ??
So in your reply "get your facts straight" I didn't have the facts to make a decision on Ok
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you shouldnt be suggesting me not to use others phones as experiments if you never ever had the facts (as u stated in ur last post). But whatever, just use towelroot if you don feel like tripping knox. good luck !
Thanks for the reply guys.
My phone is not in warrenty period.Its finished just before 2 days. So I am thinking to root it. And if warranty doesn't matter it is ok to use CF Auto root? Please link me to the CF Auto root and compatible CWM recovery for S4 i9500.
And one more thing I don't know about 'towelroot'.
Thanks...
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Well try updating the thread you opened asking if anyone had used it ?
XDA is a community & people share tips & results. If you updated your thread then you could maybe helping others ??
So in your reply "get your facts straight" I didn't have the facts to make a decision on Ok
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totally agree....the guy makes a thread asking if anyone's tried it, but said he didn't want to try it himself because he didn't want to risk doing it on his own phone.....then goes telling other people to use it?
U should visit chanfire post and u will be known everything about root.
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vishaldhamnekar said:
Thanks for the reply guys.
My phone is not in warrenty period.Its finished just before 2 days. So I am thinking to root it. And if warranty doesn't matter it is ok to use CF Auto root? Please link me to the CF Auto root and compatible CWM recovery for S4 i9500.
And one more thing I don't know about 'towelroot'.
Thanks...
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Yes it's fine to use chainfires autoroot
Here's the link to cf autoroot for i9500-just follow his instructions
Also the link to philz recovery here
You just need to download the .tar file from him & flash it just like you did with autoroot in odin
Thanks bro...
I have rooted my S4 with CF Auto root. But When I am trying to open Supersu app I am getting this msg, something about disable Knox.See the Screenshot. And tell me what to do?
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Flash a custom recovery Philz recovery for example then flash custom rom because stock firmware has knox security built in!
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I will flash PhilZ recovery. But what I do now. Do I tap on OK to disable KNOX?
And while flashing PhilZ Touch recovery do I face any problem like Bootloader Unlock or something like that?
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Press ok or uninstall knox or disable knox. ..
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Press ok...I will automatically disable or if knox not disable do manually...
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Thanks...
I will flash PhilZ recovery. But what I do now. Do I tap on OK to disable KNOX?
And while flashing PhilZ Touch recovery do I face any problem like Bootloader Unlock or something like that?
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You shouldn't run into any problems just flash with odin and once flash is complete do a nandroid backup before flashing a new custom rom
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I have successfully flashed PhilZ recovery.
Can I flash any Rom available for S4 i9500 to my device through this recovery? Or do I have to change recovery everytime to taste different Roms? Sorry for bad English.
Thanks...
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Yes you can do that.
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unable to root with towelroot!!!!
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you should really get your facts straight before accusating someone of anything. i've just used towelroot on my i9500 and it worked like a charm, didnt even trip knox.
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I tried on my gt-i9500 and it shows that my device is not supported!!
Please help me if there is something I missed as I am new to rooting.
What I understood is that towelroot will not void warranty so I am keen on it. Thank you