I had edited my build.prop file in /system and now phone is stuck. I have stock nc1 with root. I can get to download mode or stock recovery. Is there any way to adb sideload a proper build.prop file? or is there a way to flash from sd card?
Do you have safestrap and did you make a backup before changing the build.prop? If so just restore it. If not Odin is going to be your friend.
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Do you have safestrap and did you make a backup before changing the build.prop? If so just restore it. If not Odin is going to be your friend.
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No, I didn't make a backup.
What steps do I need to take?
gbrethen said:
No, I didn't make a backup.
What steps do I need to take?
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Did you use towelroot?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53483383
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Did you use towelroot?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53483383
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Yes, I did use towelroot.
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Need to get my AT&T Galaxy S4 back to factory rom. I'm getting rid of it and need it back, It was 4.4.2 I was rooting it for straight talk but figured out I didn't need to and gave up because I couldn't get a signal even though I was suppose to have coverage and Straight talk is giving me the run around. I also can't get my wifi to work without universal init.d ...
Firmware
PDA:MK2
PHONE:MF3
CSC:MK2
help!
Flash the mk2 tar file in Odin
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Flash the mk2 tar file in Odin
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It wasn't mk2 but I'm not sure what it was lol
TNKid said:
It wasn't mk2 but I'm not sure what it was lol
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Put a terminal emulator on your phone, get it from play store. Open it up and type
su
getprop ro.bootloader
Tell me what it says
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put a terminal emulator on your phone, get it from play store. Open it up and type
su
getprop ro.bootloader
tell me what it says
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i337ucufnb1
TNKid said:
i337ucufnb1
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Ok, flash the nb1 tar, mk2 would work too
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jd1639 said:
Ok, flash the nb1 tar, mk2 would work too
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Will this fix my wife problem?
TNKid said:
Will this fix my wife problem?
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Not sure what problem you have with your wife
But it'll get your back to stock and should fix the WiFi problem
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jd1639 said:
Not sure what problem you have with your wife
But it'll get your back to stock and should fix the WiFi problem
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I think it's my modem. i'm not sure. I have a very bad signal as well... about to download nb1 now
Hello guys, as you read above, is there a flashble 4.4.3 or 4.4.4?
Currently I'm using KK 4.4.2.
Thanks for your time.
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Have you looked in the development forum? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48398523
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Have you looked in the development forum? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48398523
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Thank you , but I'm looking for flashble OTA 444 only
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nexuses said:
Thank the music, but I'm looking for flashble OTA 444 only
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Man, you have to look around a little and do a much better job of searching
I shouldn't do this but it's your lucky day http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37925359
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Man, you have to look around a little and do a much better job of searching
I shouldn't do this but it's your lucky day http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=37925359
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Thank you again, i know that post, but every time I have tried zips from there
Didn't worked with me ( with updates to 442 until now, I can't flash any zips from there.. I have got a fail
I'm on latest TWRP 2.7.1 / xposed, and of course rooted
Thanks for your time..
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If the ota fails every time, that means that your /system partition is too heavily modified for the ota to complete ( most likely the result of xposed). You need to disable xposed, flash the ota (4.4.4 zip) and then flash the SuperSU zip again for root, and then re-enable xposed.
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If the ota fails every time, that means that your /system partition is too heavily modified for the ota to complete ( most likely the result of xposed). You need to disable xposed, flash the ota (4.4.4 zip) and then flash the SuperSU zip again for root, and then re-enable xposed.
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Thank you for your answer
I have tried what you said, sadly it doesn't work
I'm even did full unroot from inside the supersu.. I think I just need to have a modified update.zip to pass this.
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Because it still fails, the best thing I can suggest is to download the 4.4.3 factory image, extract the system.img and the flash that through fastboot. This will return your /system to stock and you can flash the ota without issue, although you will need to restore any /system mods.
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Hi, i accidentaly deleted my Hiddenmenu.apk trying to manually debloat it what can i do to get it back and getting it to work the way it supposed to be?.
Phone: Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-i337
Rooted, Unlocked
KitKat 4.4.2 NC1(nb1 downgrade to mk2 updated nb1 keeproot and then nb1 keeproot to nc1)
Must have been a hell of an accident. You can either hope someone will up load a copy of the apk and install it. Or, Odin and start all over.
Next time use titanium backup and just freeze the apk's until you're sure they aren't needed.
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Must have been a hell of an accident. You can either hope someone will up load a copy of the apk and install it. Or, Odin and start all over.
Next time use titanium backup and just freeze the apk's until you're sure they aren't needed.
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Yeah, i dont wanna start all over again .
fruiz513 said:
Yeah, i dont wanna start all over again .
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You're other option is to download the stock firmware, extract it and then use ext4_unpacker to pull the apk out of the system image
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You're other option is to download the stock firmware, extract it and then use ext4_unpacker to pull the apk out of the system image
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yeah i downloaded the apk found it but i cant seem to get it working
fruiz513 said:
yeah i downloaded the apk found it but i cant seem to get it working
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Did you put it in /system/app and then change the permissions to rw-r-r?
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Did you put it in /system/app and then change the permissions to rw-r-r?
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yes i did it with Es File Explorer I downloaded rootexplorer and went into the folder and the apk wasnt there I copied it again and reeboted and nothing. Is the apk case sensitive?
fruiz513 said:
yes i did it with Es File Explorer I downloaded rootexplorer and went into the folder and the apk wasnt there I copied it again and reeboted and nothing. Is the apk case sensitive?
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It shouldn't matter. Where did you get the apk from? Is it for the i337?
jd1639 said:
It shouldn't matter. Where did you get the apk from? Is it for the i337?
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https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23578570567713769
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https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23578570567713769
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Looks like that should work. I don't know what to tell you now.
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Looks like that should work. I don't know what to tell you now.
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yeah thanks anyway i think im gonna go back to nb1 and start all over again
now I downgraded to mk2 to upgrade and keep root when I try to upgrade to nb1 keep root, it stays frozen at the att splash logo
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Looks like that should work. I don't know what to tell you now.
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this worked for me, i was getting stuck and the splash logo when i tried to upgrade from mk2 to nb1 keeproot all i did was flash stock nb1 full odin and then upgrade it in setting update, and rooted with towelroot
Whenever I install a rom, it gets stuck in boot loops or I lose my wifi
MikeyJay1992 said:
Whenever I install a rom, it gets stuck in boot loops or I lose my wifi
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What firmware, bootloader, version are you on?
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How do I find out those? I'm very new to this stuff.
mikeyjay199215 said:
How do I find out those? I'm very new to this stuff.
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Let's start wit going into settings, more, about device. What are the last three characters of you build number?
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NC1
mikeyjay199215 said:
NC1
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Do you have an i337m?
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1337U
mikeyjay199215 said:
1337U
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I'm not familiar with the i337u but I'm guessing it's a Canadian variant and the bootloader is unlocked. If so root it with this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=41791701
Then download twrp manager from the play store and install twrp
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It's at&t
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It's at&t
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Do you have a custom recovery on it now? Which one?
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Safestrap.
Ok, I'm sorry, I'm with you now. After flashing a rom you need to flash the nc1 module to get Wi-Fi working. See the third post of this, the first spoiler.http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53758227 Download the nc1 module and flash that in safestrap
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Which roms am I able to use?
mikeyjay199215 said:
Which roms am I able to use?
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See in the link I gave you. You can use any of the 4.4.4 roms.
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I can't use any of the custom ones. It says for nj4 only
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I can't use any of the custom ones. It says for nj4 only
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They'll work as long as you flash the nc1 module after flashing the rom
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Which one do you recommend?
This is still me. I'm on my laptop now so this is the account for the laptop. I was on my phone earlier. Anyways, flashing the modules didn't fix the wifi.
MikeyJay1992 said:
This is still me. I'm on my laptop now so this is the account for the laptop. I was on my phone earlier. Anyways, flashing the modules didn't fix the wifi.
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I'm not sure then
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Alright. Thanks for trying to help. Guess I'm screwed :/
My question is if we're able to flash Xposed Framework make backup make backup and restore why couldn't we flash a custom rom using Flashfire by @Chainfire? Baring someone is willing to build one? Or am I just way off base here?
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sml2004 said:
My question is if we're able to flash Xposed Framework make backup make backup and restore why couldn't we flash a custom rom using Flashfire by @Chainfire? Baring someone is willing to build one? Or am I just way off base here?
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The question is. How will you flash it? Without TWRP
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Son Rise said:
The question is. How will you flash it? Without TWRP
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Flashfire if possible gotta do some light reading if its possible. But this guy has figured it out with a pc. https://tapatalk.com/shareLink?url=...share_tid=3411776&share_fid=3793&share_type=t
TEKXv1.5 - DEV - DEODEX SYSTEMUI/3MINIT/MULTI-USER/NO SIGN. VERIFICATION/560DPI
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