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hello guys,
I rooted my Note 4 SM-N910C yesterday, and everything was fine until now. I saw that reactivation Lock(can't flash via odin when it's on) was off, so I tried to turn it on, but it was not working. I tried everything, but without sucess. I tried to flash a stock firmware from sammobile, and after that, it was working, so I rooted again and It's not working anymore.
So, someone knows a way to root and get it working? Did you have this problem too?
help me :/
jgfernog said:
hello guys,
I rooted my Note 4 SM-N910C yesterday, and everything was fine until now. I saw that reactivation Lock(can't flash via odin when it's on) was off, so I tried to turn it on, but it was not working. I tried everything, but without sucess. I tried to flash a stock firmware from sammobile, and after that, it was working, so I rooted again and It's not working anymore.
So, someone knows a way to root and get it working? Did you have this problem too?
help me :/
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Same here , when Im rooting doesnt show anything , and the smartphone turns on without showing the red android that suppose to show
jgfernog said:
hello guys,
I rooted my Note 4 SM-N910C yesterday, and everything was fine until now. I saw that reactivation Lock(can't flash via odin when it's on) was off, so I tried to turn it on, but it was not working. I tried everything, but without sucess. I tried to flash a stock firmware from sammobile, and after that, it was working, so I rooted again and It's not working anymore.
So, someone knows a way to root and get it working? Did you have this problem too?
help me :/
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Same here, maybe installing xposed and putting a request for a module? although s health and private mode don't work on my note 4 either (xposed running)
UnboundDemon said:
Same here, maybe installing xposed and putting a request for a module? although s health and private mode don't work on my note 4 either (xposed running)
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this is a kernel related, I think. Everybody says that it still working on Snapdragon's Note 4, but here at Exynos, you can't activate it.
jgfernog said:
this is a kernel related, I think. Everybody says that it still working on Snapdragon's Note 4, but here at Exynos, you can't activate it.
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I dont think it is that, I have a friend with the same model that us, and the activation works on his phone :s
So, guys, have anyone solved this problem?
I also have rooted Note 4 and neither "Remote controls" nor "reactivation lock" can I activate...
reactivetion lock not working
I also encountered a similar case but only used through l launch , give me one new idea when it dies in it :good:
Guys, has anybody solved this problem?
Here I am, rooted GS5 with MM fw, before root it worked, as it did with lollipop and kitkat.
After root it doesn't turn on anymore, I reflashed stock recovery too. I guess it's related to knox 0x1, with rooted knox 0x0 kitkat and lollipop I could enable it.
Or maybe it's kernel related, so systemless root with stock kernel could be the solution
Good news, after reflashing a stock firmware I could enable RL back. So it's not knox related but root related. Tomorrow I'll try with systemless root
Joker87 said:
Good news, after reflashing a stock firmware I could enable RL back. So it's not knox related but root related. Tomorrow I'll try with systemless root
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I think what is needed it to copy your stock recovery from an official touchwiz rom and flash it. You will need a tar.gz converter to flash it via odin. Sometime ago I tried it where your root remains but you have a stock recovery. I believe all those Samsung security features like Reactivation Lock relies on a stock recovery and not a custom like ( TWRP/CWM)
chaundb said:
I think what is needed it to copy your stock recovery from an official touchwiz rom and flash it. You will need a tar.gz converter to flash it via odin. Sometime ago I tried it where your root remains but you have a stock recovery. I believe all those Samsung security features like Reactivation Lock relies on a stock recovery and not a custom like ( TWRP/CWM)
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I reflashed stock recovery but still no luck. It's root related, or better kernel related, as someone posted above. I'm on systemless root and it shows "warranty bit kernel" message at boot. With rooted lollipop and stock kernel/recovery it worked
Joker87 said:
I reflashed stock recovery but still no luck. It's root related, or better kernel related, as someone posted above. I'm on systemless root and it shows "warranty bit kernel" message at boot. With rooted lollipop and stock kernel/recovery it worked
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Really, so how can I do the same on Marshmallow. Where can I obtain a systemless root method for my SM-N910H Note 4 ???
chaundb said:
Really, so how can I do the same on Marshmallow. Where can I obtain a systemless root method for my SM-N910H Note 4 ???
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Just flash supersu beta via twrp
You must have stock boot.img, I suggest reflashing the entire stock firmware if you did some modifications
Joker87 said:
Just flash supersu beta via twrp
You must have stock boot.img, I suggest reflashing the entire stock firmware if you did some modifications
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Look...i am currently rooted. I have twrp 3.0 and i flashed super su beta. I dont have any modified or special kernels of that sort...just root. So are you telling me all i need to do is flash the original touchwiz boot.img from the marshmallow rom file ( i will have to go convert it to a Tar file) ???.... And that will give me the ability to stay rooted and be able to use reactivation lock again ???
chaundb said:
Look...i am currently rooted. I have twrp 3.0 and i flashed super su beta. I dont have any modified or special kernels of that sort...just root. So are you telling me all i need to do is flash the original touchwiz boot.img from the marshmallow rom file ( i will have to go convert it to a Tar file) ???.... And that will give me the ability to stay rooted and be able to use reactivation lock again ???
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Nope... rl doesn't work with any root method
Joker87 said:
Nope... rl doesn't work with any root method
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Ok..thats what i thought.......its best we stay without it then. Or go back completely stock and unrooted to use the feature.
Hello, seen there is no new news about this.. Has anyone got around this?
Can we root and activate the reactivation lock now?
Thanks
Hi guys I would like to ask what is the cause of this knox trip? I tried to root my SM-G900F using towelroot but it says that my phone isn't supported so I guess this won't be the reason why my knox becomes 0x1 (3). I didn't do anything on my Samsung S5 aside from downgrading to kitkat 4.4.2 ANI2 from Lolipop BOH4. Any idea or suggestions guys? If there would be no chance to turn it back to 0x0 then can you suggest to me a good and stable ROM for my Samsung S5 and rooting as well? Thanks and have a nice day.
For unknown reasons, Knox sometimes tripps 0x1 during update via Kies.
I've rooted my S5 via towelroot but on rom ANE2 - the problem can be you didn't install SuperSu and block Knox.
You can try SixPerience - this is one of my favourite rom.
Very good is OmegaROM, too, but don't try KtoonseZ Kernel - it damaged my GPS receiver :/
Bruce666 said:
For unknown reasons, Knox sometimes tripps 0x1 during update via Kies.
I've rooted my S5 via towelroot but on rom ANE2 - the problem can be you didn't install SuperSu and block Knox.
You can try SixPerience - this is one of my favourite rom.
Very good is OmegaROM, too, but don't try KtoonseZ Kernel - it damaged my GPS receiver :/
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thankyou so much for the respond I guess I can't turn my knox back to 0x0 so better accept the fact that it is what it is. I'll try that ROM as you suggested thank you
ginofakes said:
thankyou so much for the respond I guess I can't turn my knox back to 0x0 so better accept the fact that it is what it is. I'll try that ROM as you suggested thank you
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It's impossible to reset knox because of eFuse, but you can fix Private Mode
No problem
Private mode
Bruce666 said:
It's impossible to reset knox because of eFuse, but you can fix Private Mode
No problem
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How i can fix my private mode on s5??? Tell me please
Whenever i flash custom kernel for root 5.1.1, private mode always fail. Is there a solution ?
get a custom kernel with enforcing status , i guess then it will work
Er. Aditya said:
get a custom kernel with enforcing status , i guess then it will work
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than you so much I am using N910g can you avice any kernel
I'm using the stock kernel with NTFS support and SEenforcing and i'm also having the same problem!
I tried many kernel one of them enforcing but still private mode failed
@Er. Aditya
any-way said:
Whenever i flash custom kernel for root 5.1.1, private mode always fail. Is there a solution ?
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Tripped KNOX counter = No Private mode forever
d4rkkn16ht said:
Tripped KNOX counter = No Private mode forever
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But With stock rom and stock kernel it is working
any-way said:
But With stock rom and stock kernel it is working
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Try again, I was using stock ROM & kernel (Rooted) = KNOX Counter tripped = no Private Mode
Update: I've factory reset my phone and still can't get Private Mode to work. Used to work perfectly fine prior to 5.1.1?
thecrater said:
Update: I've factory reset my phone and still can't get Private Mode to work. Used to work perfectly fine prior to 5.1.1?
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It doesn't work anymore because KNOX Counter is tripped. You can't revert it.
sorry, double post
you could try with this: Original Samsung SE enforced kernel.
This is ONLY for N910F.
OyyoDams said:
It doesn't work anymore because KNOX Counter is tripped. You can't revert it.
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d4rkkn16ht said:
Tripped KNOX counter = No Private mode forever
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Bull****
You can have knox tripped, custom kernel and private mode fully functional
as you can see in the screenshot below
zamcum said:
Bull****
You can have knox tripped, custom kernel and private mode fully functional
as you can see in the screenshot below
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I don't know if such attitude is necessary or even allowed in this forum.
I'm talking based on my experience & others.
I was using rooted stock ROM & kernel but Private mode is disabled forever right after KNOX counter tripped.
If you can enable Private Mode while using custom kernel + tripped KNOX why don't you help OP instead?
I had mine rooted and Private Mode worked on 5.0 and without Xposed. I had the original Kernel rooted by chainfire so nothing fancy! Not sure what's changed in 5.1.1
thecrater said:
I had mine rooted and Private Mode worked on 5.0 and without Xposed. I had the original Kernel rooted by chainfire so nothing fancy! Not sure what's changed in 5.1.1
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A butt load of security was added...
Private Mode works after rooting, just try This and see the magic.
ultramag69 said:
A butt load of security was added...
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once 5.1.1 flashed...rooted on stock rom.....i was not able to make any change by the build.prop anymore!! downgraded to 5.0.1 and "bang" everything was back...
zxaz said:
once 5.1.1 flashed...rooted on stock rom.....i was not able to make any change by the build.prop anymore!! downgraded to 5.0.1 and "bang" everything was back...
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Lollipop 5.1.1 can't be rooted ordinary way.
You need to use custom Permissive Kernel to be able to ROOT it.
It seems that your root attempt was failed (but no error message).
i succesfully rooted...even checked with "root checker" but was not able to make any change with the build.prop....
Id like to root my phone and not to trigger knox and change it to 0x1 is there a way or im just forced to trigger it,i tried kingo and towelroot but it just fails any help will be great thanks.
DiggydogLF said:
Id like to root my phone and not to trigger knox and change it to 0x1 is there a way or im just forced to trigger it,i tried kingo and towelroot but it just fails any help will be great thanks.
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http://download.chainfire.eu/481/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-kccat6-kccat6xx-smg901f.zip
and yes it will trigger knox!
Is there a way to unroot if it needs to go to a repair,and is there a way to it back to 0x0
DiggydogLF said:
Is there a way to unroot if it needs to go to a repair,and is there a way to it back to 0x0
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Yes, full unroot using SuperSU after reversing any system file changes / or flash a stock ROM again
No, once you trip KNOX to 0x1, that's it forever
Probably a stupid question but do I need to unlock the bootloader on my 901F before rooting via this method?
If so what's the current prefered method for this please?
Cheers,
Sean.
Hi
i remember unrooting my galaxy s6 by flashing stock rom with all its files, i mean the csc file and the others ? , but i dont know if that method is still working because of the new security updates, knox and whatnot
am really bad at this, but i just wanna be able to use bixby and it says i have to update my software
so, how is it done ?
thank u all
Just flash Stock Samsung Rom.
Knox can't be changed however. That's gone forever.
True
in quick you can't
root access can be removed by flashing stock firmware but as knox is tripped when rooting, there is no way to reset knox counter.
if you flash stock firmware, no root access of course but you won't be able to use Samsung pay, Samsung health, secure folder and samsung pass, and this is permanent and forever, as these apps check knox status and not root access. I suggest you to keep using custom rom as you will be able to use apps like samsung health and maybe samsung pay
Depending on your rom, you should still be able to use bixby.
What variant you're on?
robhug said:
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in quick you can't
root access can be removed by flashing stock firmware but as knox is tripped when rooting, there is no way to reset knox counter.
if you flash stock firmware, no root access of course but you won't be able to use Samsung pay, Samsung health, secure folder and samsung pass, and this is permanent and forever, as these apps check knox status and not root access. I suggest you to keep using custom rom as you will be able to use apps like samsung health and maybe samsung pay
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Nope, no Samsung pay. Bixby works fine though...
domsch1988 said:
Just flash Stock Samsung Rom.
Knox can't be changed however. That's gone forever.
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thank u , whay do i need to change in the phone setting before flashing with odin ?
robhug said:
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in quick you can't
root access can be removed by flashing stock firmware but as knox is tripped when rooting, there is no way to reset knox counter.
if you flash stock firmware, no root access of course but you won't be able to use Samsung pay, Samsung health, secure folder and samsung pass, and this is permanent and forever, as these apps check knox status and not root access. I suggest you to keep using custom rom as you will be able to use apps like samsung health and maybe samsung pay
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i dont actually need the mentioned apps, but i would not have rooted if i knew ?
i only rooted to able to change the font, the default font for my language is ugly and annoying
was i wrong to root because of the font ? i mean was there any other way to change that doesnt require root ?
Rally517 said:
What variant you're on?
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sm-g950fd if thats what your asking ?
iammrred said:
i dont actually need the mentioned apps, but i would not have rooted if i knew
i only rooted to able to change the font, the default font for my language is ugly and annoying
was i wrong to root because of the font ? i mean was there any other way to change that doesnt require root ?
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mmm yes bad choice... you can change police just in the settings .. settings/display/screen size(or zoom I dont know my phone is in French ) and police
robhug said:
mmm yes bad choice... you can change police just in the settings .. settings/display/screen size(or zoom I dont know my phone is in French ) and police
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i wanted to use a font that i have in my laptop, so i have been told i have to root
anyway, whats done is done, is flashing .tar file enough to make the phone recieve updates ?