i try to install TWRP and CWM recovery with mobile Uncle tools.
Everytime i try to go to recovery mode i only get fastboot. I think my recovery is broken
when i install Mi Recovery i get the same problem. i always get only fastboot. Can anyone help me?
Got the device rooted but TWRP won't work. Keeps giving "No command" error on recovery mode. I did the same on a Redmi 1S and it installed it smoothly. Seems the issue is with the TWRP file image. Any help would be much appreciated.
Cdphreaker said:
Got the device rooted but TWRP won't work. Keeps giving "No command" error on recovery mode. I did the same on a Redmi 1S and it installed it smoothly. Seems the issue is with the TWRP file image. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Install "Mobileuncle MTK Tools" from Google Play
Download TWRP recovery image: http://www.mediafire.com/download/54nspb3dsud5xow/new_recovery.img
put this img file in root of your SD card.
open Mobileuncle MTK Tools app on Phone, give root permissions, select update recovery and select the img file shown there.
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shady225 said:
i try to install TWRP and CWM recovery with mobile Uncle tools.
Everytime i try to go to recovery mode i only get fastboot. I think my recovery is broken
when i install Mi Recovery i get the same problem. i always get only fastboot. Can anyone help me?
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Follow above procedure, then power off your phone.
Now while keeping "volume down" button pressed, power on your phone. It must show 3 options - normal, recovery and fastboot. highlight recovery using "volume down" button and the press "volume up" button.
omkarroxx said:
Install "Mobileuncle MTK Tools" from Google Play
put this img file in root of your SD card.
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Thanks a ton bro! That was the precise mistake which I was making. I didn't place the recovery image in the SD root but was browsing to the file. That did the trick and now it loaded up TWRP smooth and easy. Now CM11 YAY!!! Thanks again bro
Cdphreaker said:
Thanks a ton bro! That was the precise mistake which I was making. I didn't place the recovery image in the SD root but was browsing to the file. That did the trick and now it loaded up TWRP smooth and easy. Now CM11 YAY!!! Thanks again bro
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No problem Glad I could help out. I know how it feels when you have problems with your device
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Hello all,
Can anyone help me with installing cyanogenmod any version on Huawei Ideos S7?
I don't have that phone (saw this thread in forums on app ) but if you mean installing in recovery here a fast guide
Root ur phone
Install a recovery (i have clock work mod )
When you installed ur recovery
In your recovery
-backup and restore choose backup
- when it's done do factory reset and wipe cache
-then select update from sd card and choose select update from sd card
-choose ur cm rom wait when done reboot & enjoy
I HOPE I HELPED YOU
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tip.1020 said:
Hello all,
Can anyone help me with installing cyanogenmod any version on Huawei Ideos S7?
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http://bijopaul.blogspot.in/search/label/Android
hope this helps
tip.1020 said:
Hello all,
Can anyone help me with installing cyanogenmod any version on Huawei Ideos S7?
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I installed clock work mod but my S7 does not enter into recovery mode...any thoughts...
adb reboot recovery
did you try that or download goo manager from playstore and tell it to reboot into recovery
ok i figured it out
Go into fastboot - switch of device hold vol up and power until in fastboot
fastboot boot recovery.img
this works
Grumps said:
ok i figured it out
Go into fastboot - switch of device hold vol up and power until in fastboot
fastboot boot recovery.img
this works
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I tried but nothing comes after fastboot..
Even i copied the recovery.img to sdcard...any other things i should try..:cyclops:
Grumps said:
adb reboot recovery
did you try that or download goo manager from playstore and tell it to reboot into recovery
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play store shows Goo manager is not compatible with my device.so alternatively i installed from mirror sites and tries to installed but got parser error while installing...
boot to recovery
Hi, there are several ways to boot in recovery, i use two:
1-with s7 connected to pc execute "adb reboot recovey"
2-with s7 powered off, click "menu + call (green button) + power" for 30 seconds, or until the cwm menu apear.
There is several version of cwm for the s7-10x, depends in version of installed firmware, the more recent one that works best is version 6.1.2 by ere, google is your best friend to find it, if not tell me and i will upload the file.
Hope it helps,
hal_2000
Done in to Recovery, but stuck on Ideos logo..
hal_2000 said:
Hi, there are several ways to boot in recovery, i use two:
1-with s7 connected to pc execute "adb reboot recovey"
2-with s7 powered off, click "menu + call (green button) + power" for 30 seconds, or until the cwm menu apear.
There is several version of cwm for the s7-10x, depends in version of installed firmware, the more recent one that works best is version 6.1.2 by ere, google is your best friend to find it, if not tell me and i will upload the file.
Hope it helps,
hal_2000
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Thanks, now I am able to boot in recovery mode......I did copied cyanogenmod 9 "cm-9-20120913-EXPERIMENTAL-s7-asturel.zip", but my screen is stuck on IDEOS logo..I waited for 30 mins or so, but still on the same logo...so I had to restore from backup...any thoughts on this...plz help...:cyclops:
Hi, i havent try cm9 by asturel, you can try flash it again, the problem is that cm9 and cm10 needs special kernel to boot, diferent then the stock kernel.
if the device does not boot in 10 minutes some thing wrong happended, you can try flash the kernel first and then the roms, inside the zip file there is a file "boot.img" thats the kernel, steps :
1-backup the working rom , always a good ideia :good:
2-boot in fast mode "vol up+home+power", fastboot mode apear on screen
3-connect s7 to pc, execute "fastboot flash boot boot.img", the boot.img file must be on same directory as fastboot
4-to reboot execute "fastboot reboot"
5-menu+call+power go to cwm install zip file, install the rom
If doest work, try other rom, there is several model of s7-10x, not all rom are compatible
hal_2000
tip.1020 said:
Thanks, now I am able to boot in recovery mode......I did copied cyanogenmod 9 "cm-9-20120913-EXPERIMENTAL-s7-asturel.zip", but my screen is stuck on IDEOS logo..I waited for 30 mins or so, but still on the same logo...so I had to restore from backup...any thoughts on this...plz help...:cyclops:
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you must do full wipe system +wipe dalwick cashe when going from 2.2 to cm9 or cm10
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I cannot figure out how to boot into recovery from phone off state. If I go to ROM Toolbox pro and reboot that way into recovery, then it works fine, but NOT from phone off state. Thanks.
Press/hold vol down + press/hold power will get you to the bootloader, then select recovery from there.
CMNein said:
Press/hold vol down + press/hold power will get you to the bootloader, then select recovery from there.
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Tried that but Then I got the android with Red triangle.
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I am going to try to flash TWRP recovery again from GOomanager and see what happens.
ftarules said:
Tried that but Then I got the android with Yellow triangle.
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Did you "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" or "fastboot boot recovery.img"?
Got, it. Reinstalling recovery from Goomanager, worked. For whatever reason, my recovery was repalced or gone.
ftarules said:
Got, it. Reinstalling recovery from Goomanager, worked. For whatever reason, my recovery was repalced or gone.
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I got that as well when I used the root toolkit, had to download ADB+fastboot package and flash manually.
parker09 said:
I got that as well when I used the root toolkit, had to download ADB+fastboot package and flash manually.
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Hey the same thing is happening to me as I am using my Nexus 5. Can you please show me how to do what you did to find this. I cannot boot into recovery. When I try installing TWRP from GooManager it just says it will download but it never does and then after a while the app shuts down. I tried flashing clockwork mod recovery from Rom Manager and it downloads all the way and than says that a problem occured. Can somebody please help me with my situation. When I press the power button and the volume down button and it brings me to the bootloader and i navigate to recovery, it just brings an android guy with a red triangle. please help me. I just want a custom recovery. I don't care what it is. Either TWRP or clockwork mod.
maxell505 said:
Hey the same thing is happening to me as I am using my Nexus 5. Can you please show me how to do what you did to find this. I cannot boot into recovery. When I try installing TWRP from GooManager it just says it will download but it never does and then after a while the app shuts down. I tried flashing clockwork mod recovery from Rom Manager and it downloads all the way and than says that a problem occured. Can somebody please help me with my situation. When I press the power button and the volume down button and it brings me to the bootloader and i navigate to recovery, it just brings an android guy with a red triangle. please help me. I just want a custom recovery. I don't care what it is. Either TWRP or clockwork mod.
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I was trying to flash get any version of Android on it so I just extracted the image (https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images#occam) from the archive to
C:\Program Files (x86)\WugFresh Development\data
where adb.exe is located, booted into the bootloader & ran flash-all.bat
help help help!
Hello forum peoples. Recently I have tried to flashthe paranoid android firmware using flasherfy. I have twrp installed but idk if I was supposed to do with it. My phone is now in a boot loop because of my attempted flash. Please help me fix this. I am able to boot into both firmware update mode and factory reset mode. For the factory reset mode I am able to boot into the reset mode but as soon as I try to wipe it just reboots again. I have tried to use the lg firmware update tool using com5 and com41 and using both they stop at 49% and the phone just disconnects from the program/computer. Help Please! !
EDIT: I have an lg g2
ftarules said:
Tried that but Then I got the android with Red triangle.
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I am going to try to flash TWRP recovery again from GOomanager and see what happens.
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For stock recovery, yes you'll see that screen. On that screen all you have to do is press power button and then press volume up (just one quick press) and it will take you into recovery menu.
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jcsumlin said:
Hello forum peoples. Recently I have tried to flashthe paranoid android firmware using flasherfy. I have twrp installed but idk if I was supposed to do with it. My phone is now in a boot loop because of my attempted flash. Please help me fix this. I am able to boot into both firmware update mode and factory reset mode. For the factory reset mode I am able to boot into the reset mode but as soon as I try to wipe it just reboots again. I have tried to use the lg firmware update tool using com5 and com41 and using both they stop at 49% and the phone just disconnects from the program/computer. Help Please! !
EDIT: I have an lg g2
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You have a LG G2, so please. Ask in you device respective forum. LG G2 got its own forum too you know.
Ok, so I tried unlocked bootloader with the tool, but then when I tried to install the recovery, I couldn't.
I managed to install it via fastboot but then again, when I tried to reboot into recovery, "no command" appeared.
Then I thought it would be easy to flash SU via recovery, then boot normally to install Root Explorer and rename the file but after installing SU and rebooting, I'm stuck on "Warning Bootloader...." screen.
Now I can't manage to boot nor power off the phone, any thoughts to try resolving the issue?
(Can't access vía adb/fastboot)
Any help would be appreciated.
Greetings from Mexico.
Flash the latest recovery twrp 2.5.7 I think the number is
Also sounds like you've flashed the wrong su too
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joyousfrank said:
Ok, so I tried unlocked bootloader with the tool, but then when I tried to install the recovery, I couldn't.
I managed to install it via fastboot but then again, when I tried to reboot into recovery, "no command" appeared.
Then I thought it would be easy to flash SU via recovery, then boot normally to install Root Explorer and rename the file but after installing SU and rebooting, I'm stuck on "Warning Bootloader...." screen.
Now I can't manage to boot nor power off the phone, any thoughts to try resolving the issue?
(Can't access vía adb/fastboot)
Any help would be appreciated.
Greetings from Mexico.
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Did you do a backup first if so just reinstall
richardrs123 said:
Flash the latest recovery twrp 2.5.7 I think the number is
Also sounds like you've flashed the wrong su too
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Thanks from advance.
Actually I can't flash anything for now as adb does not recognise my device, I was wondering if there's a way to turn off the phone from this "bootloader warning" screen, so I can boot into bootloader and try something new vía adb.
joyousfrank said:
Ok, so I tried unlocked bootloader with the tool, but then when I tried to install the recovery, I couldn't.
I managed to install it via fastboot but then again, when I tried to reboot into recovery, "no command" appeared.
Then I thought it would be easy to flash SU via recovery, then boot normally to install Root Explorer and rename the file but after installing SU and rebooting, I'm stuck on "Warning Bootloader...." screen.
Now I can't manage to boot nor power off the phone, any thoughts to try resolving the issue?
(Can't access vía adb/fastboot)
Any help would be appreciated.
Greetings from Mexico.
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Also hold power till it switches off maybe 30 secs then boot into bootloader then either flash complete firmware via adb or flash latest twrp and reinstall backup
richardrs123 said:
Also hold power till it switches off maybe 30 secs then boot into bootloader then either flash complete firmware via adb or flash latest twrp and reinstall backup
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Haha, didn't tried holding for longer the button, I just entered on bootloader, thank you so much!
:good:
https://dl.twrp.me/j7ltespr/
Here it is!
Now all we need is a ROM!
creativetrendz said:
Now all we need is a ROM!
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There's a member on this forum working on a deodexed and debloated ROM. Should be done soon.
minz1 said:
There's a member on this forum working on a deodexed and debloated ROM. Should be done soon.
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Im aware of that ROM. We need CM or something similar ?.
He's also said he had a CM13 environment set up.
do i just run flashify to install this? Can someone write up a quick guide for setting up TWRP?
ottomatic89 said:
do i just run flashify to install this? Can someone write up a quick guide for setting up TWRP?
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What you need:
TWRP.tar file
Odin 3.0.9
SM-J700P phone
micro usb to usb cable
1. Boot the phone into download mode (vol down + power + home while booting up)
2. press vol up to continue into download mode
3. launch odin
4. plug your phone into your pc
5. press the "ap" button, and select the TWRP.tar file. DO NOT MESS WITH ANYTHING ELSE! make sure the checkbox by "AP" is checked
6. press start
7. make sure you hold down home + vol up + power to boot into twrp before the splash screen, and wait
8. now you're in TWRP!
minz1 said:
What you need:
TWRP.tar file
Odin 3.0.9
SM-J700P phone
micro usb to usb cable
1. Boot the phone into download mode (vol down + power + home while booting up)
2. press vol up to continue into download mode
3. launch odin
4. plug your phone into your pc
5. press the "ap" button, and select the TWRP.tar file. DO NOT MESS WITH ANYTHING ELSE! make sure the checkbox by "AP" is checked
6. press start
7. make sure you hold down home + vol up + power to boot into twrp before the splash screen, and wait
8. now you're in TWRP!
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Help me please! I did every step you detailed, and I managed to make a nandroid backup with TWRP. But now I am unable to boot back into my system. Every time I click on reboot into system it boots back into TWRP... I did not think that making a backup on TWRP would soft-brick my phone, but it has.
Is there any suggestions you could give me to fix this? Was it my fault for using an app to restart my phone into recovery? Is there a way to boot into system from the TWRP terminal?
If it matters, when I boot up my phone I see this message on the top:
"Recovery is not seandroid enforcing
set warrenty bit: recovery"
ottomatic89 said:
Help me please! I did every step you detailed, and I managed to make a nandroid backup with TWRP. But now I am unable to boot back into my system. Every time I click on reboot into system it boots back into TWRP... I did not think that making a backup on TWRP would soft-brick my phone, but it has.
Is there any suggestions you could give me to fix this? Was it my fault for using an app to restart my phone into recovery? Is there a way to boot into system from the TWRP terminal?
If it matters, when I boot up my phone I see this message on the top:
"Recovery is not seandroid enforcing
set warrenty bit: recovery"
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Your backup probably got corrupt. Errors, unfortunately, do happen. You may have to flash this firmware to your device to get it working.
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SM-J700P/
Mine did the same thing. I flashed with flashfire booted into twrp made a backup then tried booting into system but it just reboots me back into recovery.. i flashed just the stock recovery afterwards and it booted right into system.. i tried wiping system data cache internal storage dalvix cache then restoring the backup but it still booted into twrp instead of system. Like i did say it did boot right into system after flashing the stock recovery.
Works
minz1 said:
https://dl.twrp.me/j7ltespr/
Here it is!
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Thank you very much!
Sorry but that didnt work for me either. I used twrp-3.0.2-0-j7ltespr.img.tar and i had ther same soft brick issue as the other guy. I have a rom i would like to use but i cant cause i cant make a backup. Any help would be appreciated, ty.
Nas8 said:
Sorry but that didnt work for me either. I used twrp-3.0.2-0-j7ltespr.img.tar and i had ther same soft brick issue as the other guy. I have a rom i would like to use but i cant cause i cant make a backup. Any help would be appreciated, ty.
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TWRP 3.0.2.0 (Beta) For the J700P (2016) fixed
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j7/development/twrp-3-0-2-0-beta-j700p-2016-fixed-t3485766
SykkNyzz said:
TWRP 3.0.2.0 (Beta) For the J700P (2016) fixed
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j7/development/twrp-3-0-2-0-beta-j700p-2016-fixed-t3485766
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Thanks a lot man that worked. Really do appreciate it...:good:
Hi,
I have Samsung Tab E 8.0 (SM-T377W) and I can not root it in these ways!
1. I download SR5-SuperSU-v2.82-20171001224502.zip and copy in my tablet memory but when I go through the Android recovery menu and then select apply update from SD card, it errored me:
E: failed to find /misc partition
2. I could not install TeamWin because when I flash the TeamWin on it by Odin3, the Odin notify Fail.
3. Also, The applications of Towelroot and kingroot could not root my device too.
How can I root this Tablet?
Thanks.
Also, the Error [E: failed to find /misc partition] notify me every time I want to work with the Android Recovery menu items!(ex. when I want to clear cache or factory reset or ...)
also have this tablet
mbzadegan said:
Hi,
I have Samsung Tab E 8.0 (SM-T377W) and I can not root it in these ways!
1. I download SR5-SuperSU-v2.82-20171001224502.zip and copy in my tablet memory but when I go through the Android recovery menu and then select apply update from SD card, it errored me:
E: failed to find /misc partition
2. I could not install TeamWin because when I flash the TeamWin on it by Odin3, the Odin notify Fail.
3. Also, The applications of Towelroot and kingroot could not root my device too.
How can I root this Tablet?
Thanks.
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i also have this exact model of tablet and ive been trying to install twrp so i can root but no avail. ive tried using a few methods to root like kingroot,kingoroot and framaroot and several others which have all failed. I have latest samsung and adb drivers installed. when trying to flash twrp to tablet it successfully flashes but i dont know when to boot into recovery mode. several different rooting guides(sm-t377w rooting guides) for this model have mentioned booting into recovery mode but all specified different times to hold the buttons down such as booting into recovery mode right before the end of flashing with auto-reboot selected or fully powering off without auto-reboot selected then pressing power, home and volume down then power, home and volume up as soon as "a blank screen" is seen. also get a "no command" screen right it goes into stock recovery when not flashing but idk if thats important. i just want to install twrp so i begin working on a root or find another method to root this tablet so i can remove bloatware and look into possible overclocking. anything that will free up resources so i will have less lag when i use it. any help is greatly appreciated. after a full week of attempting and fixing one brick im beginning to give u hope.
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mbzadegan said:
Also, the Error [E: failed to find /misc partition] notify me every time I want to work with the Android Recovery menu items!(ex. when I want to clear cache or factory reset or ...)
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as side note i also see this whenever im in stock recovery mode, i assume its trying to read from the sd card which there is none inserted in the slot. is this correct?
finally
Helium Iz Ninja said:
i also have this exact model of tablet and ive been trying to install twrp so i can root but no avail. ive tried using a few methods to root like kingroot,kingoroot and framaroot and several others which have all failed. I have latest samsung and adb drivers installed. when trying to flash twrp to tablet it successfully flashes but i dont know when to boot into recovery mode. several different rooting guides(sm-t377w rooting guides) for this model have mentioned booting into recovery mode but all specified different times to hold the buttons down such as booting into recovery mode right before the end of flashing with auto-reboot selected or fully powering off without auto-reboot selected then pressing power, home and volume down then power, home and volume up as soon as "a blank screen" is seen. also get a "no command" screen right it goes into stock recovery when not flashing but idk if thats important. i just want to install twrp so i begin working on a root or find another method to root this tablet so i can remove bloatware and look into possible overclocking. anything that will free up resources so i will have less lag when i use it. any help is greatly appreciated. after a full week of attempting and fixing one brick im beginning to give u hope.
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as side note i also see this whenever im in stock recovery mode, i assume its trying to read from the sd card which there is none inserted in the slot. is this correct?
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I finally managed to boot up twrp using an older version of odin to flash and reinstalling my samsung and adb drivers 3 times.
now to figure out how the rooting process is supposed to go from here
[QUOTE=Helium Iz Ninja;83697565]I finally managed to boot up twrp using an older version of odin to flash and reinstalling my samsung and adb drivers 3 times.
now to figure out how the rooting process is supposed to go from here[/QUOTE]
You cannot use the stock recovery to flash anything except stock roms or updates to stock roms.
Follow these instructions to get started. I copied these from y2k-inc if you want to thank him.
Easily done if you follow the rooting guide for the 6.0.1 ... anyway, here's how.
Download Odin (version 10.12.x) and then download TWRP into the same folder:
https://dl.twrp.me/gteslte/twrp-3.2....e.img.tar.html
Now donwload Super User: https://download.chainfire.eu/1220/S...etrieve_file=1
Run Odin (preferred in Admin mode) and load : twrp-3.2.0-0-gteslte.img.tar into the AP.
Put your Tablet into Download mode (Vol Down + Home + Power and then Vol Up), connect to your PC and Hit Start on Odin.
Wait for it to fully reboot and Power it Off, now reboot into Recovery mode (Vol Up + Home + Power), once in TWRP, copy Super User file into the Download folder of your Tablet, select Install from TWRP and install Super User. Reboot and enjoy Root
You can also flash after market roms in TWRP.
If you are on a later ROM (Android 9 or 10) you will be better off rooting with Magisk.
If you need help with any of this, do a detailed google search for it and select the XDA link for your best info.