First of all, I don't want to install any custom rom right now. If kit kat comes I may change my mind.
But till then I am enjoying ad free phone by installing adaway.
Installed Xposed and Wanam from there.. Lots of UI customisation.
Multi window from xperiacle a must have and fit for note 3.
What you guys will do/suggest. Safely delete some unnecessary bloats, and many other things.
Please share.
Thanks
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I suggest titanium backup, and freeze the apps that you dont need rather than deleting them.
Next step u need to do automation marvels on tasker
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2190753
anandpo said:
First of all, I don't want to install any custom rom right now. If kit kat comes I may change my mind.
But till then I am enjoying ad free phone by installing adaway.
Installed Xposed and Wanam from there.. Lots of UI customisation.
Multi window from xperiacle a must have and fit for note 3.
What you guys will do/suggest. Safely delete some unnecessary bloats, and many other things.
Please share.
Thanks
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Can you please share which method you used to root the N900?
Cf auto route, thread in development section. Yes, it will trip knox but who cares.
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anandpo said:
Cf auto route, thread in development section. Yes, it will trip knox but who cares.
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Like +1.
I always install titanium backup and of course a complete backup using cwm before i proceed in installing other apps after rooting.
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I managed to get root, and with the help of the KNOX Disabler app, I disabled Knox nonsense, using RootExplorer, deleted the Knox files from /system/apps folder.
You need to flash Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5 recovery, reboot. Switch off phone. Start phone in recovery mode. Flash CWM-SuperSu-v0.99.zip in Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5.
Restart phone and run previously installed KNOX Disabler. I downloaded and installed the version 1.0.1.
Let me know how you get on.
Thanks to the dev owners of the said recovery, CWM-SuperSu and KNOX Disabler.
I am a happy user again. Lol!
how about warranty bit status in download mode? still 0?
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how about warranty bit status in download mode? still 0?
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I did not care about Knox warranty, however following your question I went into download mode. This is what I see:
ODIN MODE
PRODUCT NAME: GT-N7100
CUSTOM BINARY DOWNLOAD: Yes (12 counts)
CURRENT BINARY: Custom
SYSTEM STATUS: Custom
WARRANTY BIT: 0
That is all the information at present. I hope this answers your question.
Cheers.
thanks for answering.:good:
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thanks for answering.:good:
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You are welcome.
YOSEFE said:
I managed to get root, and with the help of the KNOX Disabler app, I disabled Knox nonsense, using RootExplorer, deleted the Knox files from /system/apps folder.
You need to flash Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5 recovery, reboot. Switch off phone. Start phone in recovery mode. Flash CWM-SuperSu-v0.99.zip in Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5.
Restart phone and run previously installed KNOX Disabler. I downloaded and installed the version 1.0.1.
Let me know how you get on.
Thanks to the dev owners of the said recovery, CWM-SuperSu and KNOX Disabler.
I am a happy user again. Lol!
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Sorry--but this is a bit ambiguous--
"Flash CWM-SuperSu-v0.99.zip in Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5."
I follow that we Flash CWM-Supersu-v.0.99. zip in Philz Recovery[which we have previously flashed to device with ODIN]--but what is the tar.md5 bit about--surely we don't reflash Philz in ODIN, again--or, are you simply referring to the, now, on board, CWM Recovery?
Not trying to be a 'smart-alec' just not following.
be a smart user and assume that he just copy paste the previous line because he dont want to retype the recovery name.
Hey, @YOSEFE, just another question--which ROM were you using before you Flashed this latest leak?
Reason I'm asking is that, I am currently on Dr.Ketan's 'hybrid' ROM which is a mix of XXMI6, and XXMJ2 plus mods taken from latest Note3 firmwares--and, it's great with many things not available to standard Note 2.
I would like your opinion of this latest leak firmware, XXUEMJ5, and how it compares--presumably it doesn't have any of the fancy Note 3 'gizmos'???
But, is it fast, smooth, clean, not buggy. etc....
BTW I'm not saying that Dr. K's ROM is not super fast, smooth, clean, etc...in fact it's excellent but, just wanting a comparison, to see if there was any good reason to Flash it.
haybill said:
Sorry--but this is a bit ambiguous--
"Flash CWM-SuperSu-v0.99.zip in Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5."
I follow that we Flash CWM-Supersu-v.0.99. zip in Philz Recovery[which we have previously flashed to device with ODIN]--but what is the tar.md5 bit about--surely we don't reflash Philz in ODIN, again--or, are you simply referring to the, now, on board, CWM Recovery?
Not trying to be a 'smart-alec' just not following.
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Philz Recovery will have already been flashed by others, however I mention it because there will be those who have not flashed anything past the firmware or ROM.
If CWM Recovery works for anyone that is fine too, but I have flashed Philz Recovery on advice somewhere in a thread. (Lazy me, can't say which thread).
edan1979 said:
be a smart user and assume that he just copy paste the previous line because he dont want to retype the recovery name.
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You are 100% correct.
haybill said:
Hey, @YOSEFE, just another question--which ROM were you using before you Flashed this latest leak?
Reason I'm asking is that, I am currently on Dr.Ketan's 'hybrid' ROM which is a mix of XXMI6, and XXMJ2 plus mods taken from latest Note3 firmwares--and, it's great with many things not available to standard Note 2.
I would like your opinion of this latest leak firmware, XXUEMJ5, and how it compares--presumably it doesn't have any of the fancy Note 3 'gizmos'???
But, is it fast, smooth, clean, not buggy. etc....
BTW I'm not saying that Dr. K's ROM is not super fast, smooth, clean, etc...in fact it's excellent but, just wanting a comparison, to see if there was any good reason to Flash it.
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I was on XXMI6. The ROM can be a bit laggy. As someone pointed out to me, it is only a test firmware. Nevertheless, it is smooth enough for my daily use.
There are obviously no Note 3 goodies on the ROM. If those are very important to you, and considering the amount of trouble you have gone through to flash Doc's ROM, I would say keep Doc's ROM.
Thanks for the info @YOSEFE, The Good Doctor's latest work is pretty cool and definitely what I want. Sometimes we get caught up in Flash mania and need to find a good solution and stick with it.
All the best.
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be a smart user and assume that he just copy paste the previous line because he dont want to retype the recovery name.
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Thanks for your input--nice to know some of us are smart alecs.
I agree with what you have said below.
haybill said:
Thanks for the info @YOSEFE, The Good Doctor's latest work is pretty cool and definitely what I want. Sometimes we get caught up in Flash mania and need to find a good solution and stick with it.
All the best.
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how can i use efs professioal to fix 0049 imei problem?
does any body know how to use it?
OP:
R u on mj5?
Knox Disabler only disables notifications?
Thx
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I'm on MJ5.
I have no knox notifications anymore.
I also used Root Explorer to search for all knox files and references to knox, I then deleted all these. My phone still works well.
No guarantees from me though. I took a risk, thankfully, my phone did not suffer any problems.
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I am just an end user like most people. I don't know anything about EFS issues.
I'm unable to comment on the question you asked.
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YOSEFE said:
I managed to get root, and with the help of the KNOX Disabler app, I disabled Knox nonsense, using RootExplorer, deleted the Knox files from /system/apps folder.
You need to flash Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5 recovery, reboot. Switch off phone. Start phone in recovery mode. Flash CWM-SuperSu-v0.99.zip in Philz_touch_5.15.0-n7100.tar.md5.
Restart phone and run previously installed KNOX Disabler. I downloaded and installed the version 1.0.1.
Let me know how you get on.
Thanks to the dev owners of the said recovery, CWM-SuperSu and KNOX Disabler.
I am a happy user again. Lol!
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LOL , Why we need KNOX Disabler ? Installing that app ask fr root permission . And if i am rooted why do i need to disable it its already disabled.
BTW Not work on Note 7100 4.3 JB
Formingus said:
LOL , Why we need KNOX Disabler ? Installing that app ask fr root permission . And if i am rooted why do i need to disable it its already disabled.
BTW Not work on Note 7100 4.3 JB
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You are too late in responding to this.
That method you refer to was one of the two or so of available means. Since then, Chainfire has released superuser version that incorporates a disabler or uninstaller.
I read on a page that its possible to use CyanogenMod without root but i dont know how ? Is there a way and when yes how ?
Thank you
(And sorry for my bad english)
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bengrmn said:
I read on a page that its possible to use CyanogenMod without root but i dont know how ? Is there a way and when yes how ?
Thank you
(And sorry for my bad english)
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Unless there is a theme style then there isn't a way.
Also you should have posted this here to get an answer to your query.
Your topic heading makes it seem like it's a how-to xD you might wanna be a bit more careful with the headings...
Also, I'm 99.99% sure you cannot install CM without rooting. Well, you might be able to just flash recovery and flash CM on it, but I won't advise something I haven't done
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bengrmn said:
I read on a page that its possible to use CyanogenMod without root but i dont know how ? Is there a way and when yes how ?
Thank you
(And sorry for my bad english)
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go into dev options and disable root access and you will be able to use CM without root, not sure why you would wanna do that..but its possible :silly:
PS- btw questions go in the Q&A section...
Jamal Ahmed said:
...Also, I'm 99.99% sure you cannot install CM without rooting. Well, you might be able to just flash recovery and flash CM on it, but I won't advise something I haven't done
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rooting before flashing a custom rom is useless, flashing recovery and then flashing a custom rom is how it should be done.. but ppl have just made rooting one of the steps, and now new users think rooting is actually necessary to flash a custom rom..
root Note 3 after accepting stock ROM update to 5.0
Khizar said:
rooting before flashing a custom rom is useless, flashing recovery and then flashing a custom rom is how it should be done.. but ppl have just made rooting one of the steps, and now new users think rooting is actually necessary to flash a custom rom..
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I've almost given up on successfully rooting and installing custom ROM on my Galaxy Note3 (N900V) It seemed that there were roadblocks at every method that I thought would work with my Verizon Note 3. The above quote suggest (to me) that rooting is no longer necessary but that it can be done simply by flashing a recovery (CWM or TWRP??) and then flashing the custom ROM.
Instructions usually assume a Windows computer to flash via usb cable. I'm running Linux so where can a find a step by step guide that will let me install Cyanogenmod or some other custom ROM that will let me debloat, and perhaps improve function on my Note 3 which I plan to be keeping for the foreseeable future.
krustybaguette
Suggest you ask in the forum for your model .
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2574886
Doesn't the Verizon version of the Note 3 have a locked bootloader that must be unlocked before flashing TWRP or a non-TW based ROM? Heimdall can flash TWRP in Linux: http://glassechidna.com.au/heimdall/
Doesn't the Verizon version of the Note 3 have a locked bootloader
yes its locked .
Please could someone point me in the right direction.
I have gone through the forum via PC and Android (Tapatalk) but I cannot find a Stock 4.4.2 ROM that has only a basic few extras.
I'm looking for the following...
1. Latest Stock ROM Flashable in a custom recovery (CWM,TWRP)
2. Deodexed
3. Busybox
4. SuperSU (Rooted)
5. Speed Addons (SDCard Boost, RW Fix)
6. De-Knoxed
7. Looks like plain TouchWiz with all stock apps.
If anyone could post a link I would be ever so grateful.
I must learn to do these things myself at some point. Its my 8th Android phone lol.
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:sly: spoon feeding at its finest.
martinbrettphilo said:
Please could someone point me in the right direction.
I have gone through the forum via PC and Android (Tapatalk) but I cannot find a Stock 4.4.2 ROM that has only a basic few extras.
I'm looking for the following...
1. Latest Stock ROM Flashable in a custom recovery (CWM,TWRP)
2. Deodexed
3. Busybox
4. SuperSU (Rooted)
5. Speed Addons (SDCard Boost, RW Fix)
6. De-Knoxed
7. Looks like plain TouchWiz with all stock apps.
If anyone could post a link I would be ever so grateful.
I must learn to do these things myself at some point. Its my 8th Android phone lol.
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If u want plain stock, the nearest to what u need is alexandr nd6.
Sent from somewhere under the sky, at the corner of this rounded earth.
Tried it and it Boot Loops Im currently running btu xxuend6. Flashed it with CWM & TWRP. Boot loop from TWRP and stays on Samsung logo for CWM?
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You do know, that xda-developers is not the place where you ask things to be done for you? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2031989&postcount=45
Why not create such ROM yourself?
martinbrettphilo said:
Please could someone point me in the right direction.
I have gone through the forum via PC and Android (Tapatalk) but I cannot find a Stock 4.4.2 ROM that has only a basic few extras.
I'm looking for the following...
1. Latest Stock ROM Flashable in a custom recovery (CWM,TWRP)
2. Deodexed
3. Busybox
4. SuperSU (Rooted)
5. Speed Addons (SDCard Boost, RW Fix)
6. De-Knoxed
7. Looks like plain TouchWiz with all stock apps.
If anyone could post a link I would be ever so grateful.
I must learn to do these things myself at some point. Its my 8th Android phone lol.
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Try this ROM, it's the LATEST and DEODEXED and all the things it has.
KNOX is out, install it it is awesome:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2649176
Paviano said:
Try this ROM, it's the LATEST and DEODEXED and all the things it has.
KNOX is out, install it it is awesome:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2649176
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Read the topic before you posted. It was suggested 3 posts above. OP said it caused issues for him.
Someguyfromhell said:
Read the topic before you posted. It was suggested 3 posts above. OP said it caused issues for him.
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that's strange because it works fine for me using CWM. before flashing it i did full cleaning internal storage
Paviano said:
that's strange because it works fine for me using CWM. before flashing it i did full cleaning internal storage
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Of course it's working, why wouldn't it ?
But the op has had only 8 Android phones so far so he doesn't yet know how to flash it. He'll get there eventually. :sly:
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and this is my first androit sh!!! t and got rooted and custom rom after a day
I know how to flash and I was simply asking to be pointed in the right direction for help. After all XDA is a community and isn't that what a community does? Thank you to those who helped. I managed to get it sorted a while back. Turns out I have a strange boot loader that was semi-bricked. I've since repaired it and have been using the Unofficial CM12 with TWRP. Also user Dejan Sathanas, are you trolling me or what, very unhelpful on several of my posts now. Didn't you know sarcasm is the lowest form of wit?
So I stayed away from Lollipop due to silent mode being gone. Finally updated and sure enough hate the sounds modes. I saw there was an exposed module to bring back KitKat silent mode.
Been doing tons of research on this forum and other websites and can't find a clear answer. Does exposed work on the Verizon S5 on Lollipop?
Some sites say at first it didn't but it was then updated..then other sites say even the update won't work on touchwiz ROMS? Idk if that just means stock VZW ROMS or even custom touchwiz ROMS?? Very confusing
If anyone knows please let me know. Also if it WILL work are there instructions for this phone specifically. Any Xposed instructions I find mention booting to a customer recovery...and then I remembered hearing that safestrap doesn't work on Lollipop so idk
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I've done many clean install of kitkat previously.. Every time I switch roms so I know my phone is always running the best it can. Did the same when installing lollipop last night..full charge over night and man is this battery life bad compared to kit kat..didn't use my phone much this morning and just used it for an hour or so now and I'm at 60%
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Xposed afaik currently unofficially works with certain deodexed touchwiz roms
i'm using this version of xposed and it works fine. You do need to use FlashFire to flash the zip though give it a try just install the app then flash the zip.
wrecless said:
i'm using this version of xposed and it works fine. You do need to use safestrap to flash the zip though give it a try just install the app then flash the zip.
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Firmware has to be deodexed?
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kaipro said:
Firmware has to be deodexed?
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Yes. Samsung has done some of their own tinkering with ART on lollipop which makes Xposed cause a bootloop. The unofficial version only works on Deodexed versions.
@aholeinthewor1d
If you want to use Xposed on TW Lollipop, you can use this ROM. Then you can go here to install Xposed.
Also, Safestrap DOES work on Lollipop, you just have to use a KitKat kernel to access it. This app/thread makes accessing Safestrap on Lollipop extremely easy. No need for a computer.
Hello, I have a S5 rooted running stock. I'm pretty sure I didn't trip knox when I rooted it. So anyway I rooted my phone a while ago using odin and it was all good. See I use ANZ mobile pay, which is pretty much like android pay. Then the other day I was messing around with overclocking and undervolting and stuff, so I installed busybox for the app. Then when I went to go pay and now the app doesn't work. It says something because the device has been modified. I believe there is an Xposed module for this but I don't have Xposed because of TouchWiz. I would prefer not to have to reset or loose data. As soon as there is a stable CyanogenMod (13) release for this I will probably go over to that so I can use the Xposed module but I'm not sure when that is. So I uninstalled BusyBox and wanted to know if I could undo what ever it did. Anyway if there is another solution it will be much appreciated. Thanks
devondale16 said:
Hello, I have a S5 rooted running stock. I'm pretty sure I didn't trip knox when I rooted it. So anyway I rooted my phone a while ago using odin and it was all good. See I use ANZ mobile pay, which is pretty much like android pay. Then the other day I was messing around with overclocking and undervolting and stuff, so I installed busybox for the app. Then when I went to go pay and now the app doesn't work. It says something because the device has been modified. I believe there is an Xposed module for this but I don't have Xposed because of TouchWiz. I would prefer not to have to reset or loose data. As soon as there is a stable CyanogenMod (13) release for this I will probably go over to that so I can use the Xposed module but I'm not sure when that is. So I uninstalled BusyBox and wanted to know if I could undo what ever it did. Anyway if there is another solution it will be much appreciated. Thanks
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If BusyBox is installed into system/xbin it will break ANZ Mobile Pay. There is an Xposed module called And Mobile Pay Root Detection. You can find the XDA thread explaining it here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xposed-anz-mobile-pay-root-detection
It is available in the Xposed download section and the Xposed repo.
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fast69mopar said:
If BusyBox is installed into system/xbin it will break ANZ Mobile Pay. There is an Xposed module called And Mobile Pay Root Detection. You can find the XDA thread explaining it here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xposed-anz-mobile-pay-root-detection
It is available in the Xposed download section and the Xposed repo.
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Thanks man but I can't get Xposed (without deodexing the rom, which is a pain). Is there anyway to uninstall what busybox put in so ANZ Mobile Pay can't detect it anymore?
devondale16 said:
Thanks man but I can't get Xposed (without deodexing the rom, which is a pain). Is there anyway to uninstall what busybox put in so ANZ Mobile Pay can't detect it anymore?
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You can install xposed on an odexed ROM.
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devondale16 said:
Thanks man but I can't get Xposed (without deodexing the rom, which is a pain). Is there anyway to uninstall what busybox put in so ANZ Mobile Pay can't detect it anymore?
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If you are still rooted, you will have to delete the BusyBox files that were installed to system/bin or system/xbin, I believe. If you want to know exactly where BusyBox was installed into the system, install the app again, let it load and look at the top of the app. It shows where BusyBox is installed. Then you can use your root file explorer and navigate to the folder and delete the files that were installed.
Also, Xposed works on odexed and deodexed Rom's. Did you receive an error in TWRP when trying to install the Xposed framework?
Why not Odin the stock firmware and give yourself a fresh start?
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All the above is sound advice......
But just to comment on what you said about tripping knox.......
You say you rooted via Odin.....
That means you flashed either CF ROOT and superSU or TWRP and superSU....
Both these methods WILL trip knox.
keithross39 said:
All the above is sound advice......
But just to comment on what you said about tripping knox.......
You say you rooted via Odin.....
That means you flashed either CF ROOT and superSU or TWRP and superSU....
Both these methods WILL trip knox.
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Kiethross39 is correct. CF AutoRoot will trip the Knox counter as well as using Odin to install TWRP. I have a Galaxy S5 rooted with CF AutoRoot and with TWRP installed and my Knox counter is 0x1. Boot to download mode and look in the top left corner of the screen and check your Knox counter. I guess it really doesn't matter at this point but just for future reference it's there. Let me know how everything works out.
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fast69mopar said:
If you are still rooted, you will have to delete the BusyBox files that were installed to system/bin or system/xbin, I believe. If you want to know exactly where BusyBox was installed into the system, install the app again, let it load and look at the top of the app. It shows where BusyBox is installed. Then you can use your root file explorer and navigate to the folder and delete the files that were installed.
Also, Xposed works on odexed and deodexed Rom's. Did you receive an error in TWRP when trying to install the Xposed framework?
Why not Odin the stock firmware and give yourself a fresh start?
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Yes I am still rooted. So removing these will allow ANZ mobile pay to work. Is there an easier way to remove all of them. (yes I know there is this one tool, but I don't want to flash it). I am happy with Stock Touchwiz for now but I am waiting until Official Stable CM13 because I really like CM. Thanks you have helped me heaps.
fast69mopar said:
Kiethross39 is correct. CF AutoRoot will trip the Knox counter as well as using Odin to install TWRP. I have a Galaxy S5 rooted with CF AutoRoot and with TWRP installed and my Knox counter is 0x1. Boot to download mode and look in the top left corner of the screen and check your Knox counter. I guess it really doesn't matter at this point but just for future reference it's there. Let me know how everything works out.
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Haha yeh guys I did Trip Knox. I was checking somewhere else but idk what I was looking at. Haha thanks.