I am currently stationed here in South Korea and have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (Korean on the Olleh Network). My issue is, half of it is in Korean and there's a lot of apps running in the background that I have no clue what they're meant for...
Is there a root that's compatible with my phone?
Tucker07stl said:
I am currently stationed here in South Korea and have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (Korean on the Olleh Network). My issue is, half of it is in Korean and there's a lot of apps running in the background that I have no clue what they're meant for...
Is there a root that's compatible with my phone?
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Yes.
Just root it with any kind of root compatible for Note 3 (Qualcomm). If you have MI~MJ3 software you possibly can root it without tripping KNOX and loosing warranty. I've just rooted my SK Note 3 with CF-autoroot and tripped KNOX, but it's not a kind of problem for me.
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Im in australia and i have the optus lte version of the galaxy s4, the i9507 and was curious as to whether there was a root available and whether a root for the i9505 would work ?
Yes
androidnoob21 said:
Im in australia and i have the optus lte version of the galaxy s4, the i9507 and was curious as to whether there was a root available and whether a root for the i9505 would work ?
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there is a root for the gt-i9507- just use the root for the i9505 it works
is the kingo way of rooting for the samsung galaxy s4 canadian version ? i cant find that phone on there listed devices .
Im a pretty much a noob at flashing ROMs, but i did manage once before on an old galaxy s2.
Now i recieved the Galaxy S4 and i rooted it succesfully...
Now i found the rom i have but i need to know if my phone is AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, or whatever
the hec it else can be....
Can anyone help me how to find out this information?
Im from denmark and i bought my phone in denmark, if that helps anything at all.....
-Fred Derek
Most basic thing you can do is check the preinstalled apps usally installed by the carrier
cheers ~
FredDerek said:
Im a pretty much a noob at flashing ROMs, but i did manage once before on an old galaxy s2.
Now i recieved the Galaxy S4 and i rooted it succesfully...
Now i found the rom i have but i need to know if my phone is AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, or whatever
the hec it else can be....
Can anyone help me how to find out this information?
Im from denmark and i bought my phone in denmark, if that helps anything at all.....
-Fred Derek
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You can also go to Settings > More > About Device and check the Model number.
GT-I9500 (international without LTE)
GT-I9505/GT-I9506 (international with LTE)
SGH-I337 (AT&T Galaxy S4)
SGH-M919 (T-Mobile, MetroPCS Galaxy S4)
SCH-I545 (Verizon Galaxy S4)
SPH-L720 (Sprint Galaxy S4)
SCH-R970 (U.S. Cellular Galaxy S4)
There are much more models of S4 and if your model is not listed here, you can check it out at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S4#Model_variants
I have a AT&T Galaxy Note 3 that I just upgraded to KitKat 4.4.2 today. The Model Number is: SAMSUNG-SM-N900A. The Build Number is: KOT49H.N900AUCUCNC2.
I was just wondering a) If root was possible, I don't really care about tripping knox. b) If not possible how long will it be approx. until it is possible?
Thanks in advance!
Cliff_Avril said:
I have a AT&T Galaxy Note 3 that I just upgraded to KitKat 4.4.2 today. The Model Number is: SAMSUNG-SM-N900A. The Build Number is: KOT49H.N900AUCUCNC2.
I was just wondering a) If root was possible, I don't really care about tripping knox. b) If not possible how long will it be approx. until it is possible?
Thanks in advance!
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Wrong forum. You might want to ask this at the ATT Note 3 forum. This is for the international variant.
I have samsung note 4 N910K. Can I install international stock rom on it?
Nope, as the Korean version of the Note 4 is spefically designed to be used in Korean not internationally. So there is no international firmware for it.
DarkGuyver said:
Nope, as the Korean version of the Note 4 is spefically designed to be used in Korean not internationally. So there is no international firmware for it.
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i have seen this video in which international rom is installed on korean phone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tyR7Lmd9HE
imranaslam92 said:
i have seen this video in which international rom is installed on korean phone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tyR7Lmd9HE
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It doesn't seem that the person who created that video actually flashed the international firmware onto his Korean Note 4. As it would have taken much longer for it to install on their device. Trust me I've done it before and the way that person did is definitely not the way you install stock Samsung firmware onto a device. It seems he installed custom firmware that mimics the feel of stock Samsung firmware. Plus the N910K has LTE-A capabilities, which the N910C doesn't. So installing the firmware of the N910C on the N910K might actually damage the LTE-A modem.