Hi everybody
just share what do you think about the topic ?
With cf auto root. Just flash it from twrp recovery. Mind you that flashing twrp and root will trigger your Knox to 0x1.
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DeuXGod said:
With cf auto root. Just flash it from twrp recovery. Mind you that flashing twrp and root will trigger your Knox to 0x1.
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can you give me a link of twrp and cf auto root
thanks mate
freegalaxy said:
can you give me a link of twrp and cf auto root
thanks mate
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Maybe Google it ? :banghead:
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Hi, will this rooting method works with the latest firmware and bootloader? Thanks in advance.
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Andr0id7 said:
Hi, will this rooting method works with the latest firmware and bootloader? Thanks in advance.
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Which rooting method? CF-Auto Root works with all firmwares and bootloaders (but be wary of tripping the Knox flag).
kingzain900 said:
Which rooting method? CF-Auto Root works with all firmwares and bootloaders (but be wary of tripping the Knox flag).
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This one sir http://galaxys4root.com/galaxy-s4-root/how-to-root-galaxy-s4-cwm-method/
Andr0id7 said:
This one sir http://galaxys4root.com/galaxy-s4-root/how-to-root-galaxy-s4-cwm-method/
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Yes that will work. Although the fastest and best method (without having to install a custom recovery) is to use CF-Auto Root (and the safest too because I wouldn't trust the zip on the blog, but I trust Chainfire lol).
kingzain900 said:
Yes that will work. Although the fastest and best method (without having to install a custom recovery) is to use CF-Auto Root.
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If i use that method, it will install the custom recovery and knox will be triggered, am i right sir? But if i use cf auto root, knox will remain 0x0?
Andr0id7 said:
If i use that method, it will install the custom recovery and knox will be triggered, am i right sir? But if i use cf auto root, knox will remain 0x0?
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Which is your current firmware? If you use ANY method to do any kind of rooting or flashing, your knox will be triggered and changed to 0x1 (if you are on the firmwares that have knox).
More info here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2470635
I think that zip is safe. Because i use that method since S3 generation. I use that method also on my S4 and it works fine. But i'm still on XXUBMG5 (Old Bootloader) and i want to update on the latest that's why i ask if that method will work. Thank you for answering sir
Andr0id7 said:
I think that zip is safe. Because i use that method since S3 generation. I use that method also on my S4 and it works fine. But i'm still on XXUBMG5 (Old Bootloader) and i want to update on the latest that's why i ask if that method will work. Thank you for answering sir
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If you are on MG5, then you have no problems with rooting since you have no knox. But I suggest updating to the last firmware without knox which I think is XXUBMF8. All the firmwares with XXUB... are without knox. Some custom ROMs out there have no bootloaders when you flash them, so they are safe too. Just search for the answer and you'll know.
kingzain900 said:
If you are on MG5, then you have no problems with rooting since you have no knox. But I suggest updating to the last firmware without knox which I think is XXUBMF8. All the firmwares with XXUB... are without knox. Some custom ROMs out there have no bootloaders when you flash them, so they are safe too. Just search for the answer and you'll know.
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Thank you sir...
Hello I have a sprint s4 it's on 4.4.2 nae newest update and would like to root the device but finding root for older versions, is there a root already for 4.4.2 an if so can you please point me to it.. Thank you very much...so sorry just realized I posted in general meant to be in help section
Cf auto root. BTW this will trip Knox flag. If you don't know what that is google and do your research.
Ok cool thank you and is there a certain recovery u suggest to flash and if I am correct Knox is for warranty purposes right?
Cheony81 said:
Ok cool thank you and is there a certain recovery u suggest to flash and if I am correct Knox is for warranty purposes right?
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TWRP recovery
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Will I flash twrp by Odin after I root with cf auto root?
Cheony81 said:
Will I flash twrp by Odin after I root with cf auto root?
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Yes.and Knox is for warranty purposes.
I have just rooted my T520 with KingRoot after 2 attempts, and Knox is 0x0.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/one-click-root-tool-android-2-x-5-0-t3107461
I second this!
Worked perfectly for me one the first try! Thanks a bunch!
Still no problems with the knox flag? Also, I expect OTA updates are automatically disabled?(since I don't want OTA when I'm rooted because that could break root)
Just got this tablet but I want to remove the bloatware and do some root-tweaks.
Nice one! It really works and Knox 0x0... bye bye all bloatware
Does this install any other "kingroot" apps? If so, can you disable/remove them without breaking root?
Wanted to root my girlfriend'ss 10.1 with it, but after reading in the thread about the kingroot apps connecting with Chinese servers for no reason, I backed out. You might just be better off with tripping Knox.
Sicron said:
Wanted to root my girlfriend'ss 10.1 with it, but after reading in the thread about the kingroot apps connecting with Chinese servers for no reason, I backed out. You might just be better off with tripping Knox.
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artnada said:
Does this install any other "kingroot" apps? If so, can you disable/remove them without breaking root?
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You can remove kingroot and install SuperSU with supersu me https://youtu.be/3O3DcpeS_Ic
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DUHAsianSKILLZ said:
You can remove kingroot and install SuperSU with supersu me https://youtu.be/3O3DcpeS_Ic
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Oh wow, didn't know that existed. And this doesn't flash / trip Knox?
DUHAsianSKILLZ said:
You can remove kingroot and install SuperSU with supersu me https://youtu.be/3O3DcpeS_Ic
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Thanks
Sicron said:
Oh wow, didn't know that existed. And this doesn't flash / trip Knox?
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From what I read from the thread, i don't think so
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-att/general/supersu-please-t3110954/post61631952#post61631952
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I already tried it. Everytime i restart device i lost root :/ so maybe it's not a permanent solution.
galaxy tab pro 10.1 t520
After remove kingroot with supersu don't restant device install flashfire and current rom from sammobile and flash everroot enabled . You keep root and knox 0x0
12.2 T900?
Sorry - I know this thread is about the T520, but curious...
Does anyone know if this works on the T900? it's not listed as supported, but the T520 isn't, either.
Jay leno said:
After remove kingroot with supersu don't restant device install flashfire and current rom from sammobile and flash everroot enabled . You keep root and knox 0x0
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Still no problems after rooting by your method? Is knox 0x0 and root permanent?
Wysłane z LG G2 D802 (32GB)
keep root with flashfire
I keep root and knox 0x0 . Thanks to chainfire .
Could you write exact procedure? Did you use Super-Sume app to remove KingRoot app and install SuperSu before using Flashfire? Thanks.
Wysłane z LG G2 D802 (32GB)
t520
If you can install flashfire it don't matter . You flash rom with flashfire and everroot and it install supersu automatic . I yoused wolf kingroot to supersu
liebowa said:
Sorry - I know this thread is about the T520, but curious...
Does anyone know if this works on the T900? it's not listed as supported, but the T520 isn't, either.
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YES IT DOES! Your mileage may vary, but this worked for me, resulting in root with Knox 0x0.
Can you explain please better? I installed stock rom and after this installed flashfire. when i open flashfire i get and error saying that my device isnt root. So how can i root using flashfire?
t520
If you root with kingroot you can install flashfire. Put the same firmware like your device on sd card and flash it with EverRoot enabled That Will install supersu . Internall wipe and you Will have a clean rom with supersu and knox 0x0
I'm on 5.1.1 firmware and I decided to root my phone the problem is, Im on the stock recovery. is there any flashable file via odin.. I saw the post on exynos development but there is no link on it for odin..
PS. Sorry I posted it here, cuz i cant reply on the post in the development page..
or I can flash TWRP via odin without any root previlage? thanks!
kenchoids said:
or I can flash TWRP via odin without any root previlage? thanks!
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yes you can flash twrp or(philZ)with odin no need root
kenchoids said:
or I can flash TWRP via odin without any root previlage? thanks!
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yes but you'll trip your knox !!!
If you dont care about the Knox trigger, flash twrp And then flash root
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How to root sm-g900h without tripping Knox? And possibly install xposed? Its running marshmallow though.
Thanks in advance!
yoahmad1995 said:
How to root sm-g900h without tripping Knox? And possibly install xposed? Its running marshmallow though.
Thanks in advance!
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No way for g900h
Know will be tripped if you flash twrp and root it
yash92duster said:
No way for g900h
Know will be tripped if you flash twrp and root it
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Is there any app to root? I tried kingroot but no avail.
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yoahmad1995 said:
Is there any app to root? I tried kingroot but no avail.
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Download twrp zip and extraxt it and load it in AP tab in ODIN
After flash The supersu2.76 via TWRP recovery
For xposed install the xposed apk
And flash the xposed framework via twrp
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B6YfELxJkuUNVkVhOXQ2c3B1M0k
yash92duster said:
Download twrp zip and extraxt it and load it in AP tab in ODIN
After flash The supersu2.76 via TWRP recovery
For xposed install the xposed apk
And flash the xposed framework via twrp
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B6YfELxJkuUNVkVhOXQ2c3B1M0k
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I know how to root via recovery as I came from S3 and Note 2 both rooted and changed ROM's but I was looking for a method without tripping Knox because Knox is a big issue here if I sell my device.
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yoahmad1995 said:
I know how to root via recovery as I came from S3 and Note 2 both rooted and changed ROM's but I was looking for a method without tripping Knox because Knox is a big issue here if I sell my device.
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No such app for g900h, all methods trips Knox count