hi guys i was able to root this device, now i want a custome recovery like CWM or twrp, so anyidewa how i get that?
btw has anyone installed xposed framwork on it? is it working fine?
just in case if i screw up is there a stock rom somewhere? and any guide to flash the stock rom?
Care to tell how did you root?
sirpurnikhil said:
hi guys i was able to root this device, now i want a custome recovery like CWM or twrp, so anyidewa how i get that?
btw has anyone installed xposed framwork on it? is it working fine?
just in case if i screw up is there a stock rom somewhere? and any guide to flash the stock rom?
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Don't know about the custom recovery, but I can confirm that xposed framework works fine. I am using gravitybox and youtube adblocks and some other minor fixes. I am running KitKat 4.4.3, so the firmware is 1.0.3.61a. Not sure about the Lollipop version (which is already out in Russia)
sirpurnikhil said:
hi guys i was able to root this device, now i want a custome recovery like CWM or twrp, so anyidewa how i get that?
btw has anyone installed xposed framwork on it? is it working fine?
just in case if i screw up is there a stock rom somewhere? and any guide to flash the stock rom?
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Yotaphone 1 or 2? if it's Yota 1, there is no way to reinstall the firmware. They provide a rar file which cannot even be used to sideload via adb. I had to swap a newly bought phone citing all the wrong reasons since I f*cked up the stock firmware. Still due in receiving the replaced phone.
Temp. rooting with gandalf exploit is possible using framaroot.
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Hi guys!! I have a question, is it safe to use Xposed framework without using custom recoveries?
I know everywhere they say its safe to make a backup with recoveries but i want to refrain from doing that as I am going to take the OTAs when available in my country (Obviously will uninstall the Xposed framework before OTA (Hoping this will work - any insight on this too is appreciated)).
I am not into changing ROMS and use stock ROM only but want to use Xposed for its great customizations (Modules interested in G2 Xposed/Tweakbox/Gravity Box).
Did anyone ever had a problem using Xposed / Any experiences to share where Xposed messed up the phone completely/partially and had to recover using TWRP or CWM?
Or is it just a "Safe step" to install recoveries and back it up before using xposed?
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Ash19_87 said:
Hi guys!! I have a question, is it safe to use Xposed framework without using custom recoveries?
I know everywhere they say its safe to make a backup with recoveries but i want to refrain from doing that as I am going to take the OTAs when available in my country (Obviously will uninstall the Xposed framework before OTA (Hoping this will work - any insight on this too is appreciated)).
I am not into changing ROMS and use stock ROM only but want to use Xposed for its great customizations (Modules interested in G2 Xposed/Tweakbox/Gravity Box).
Did anyone ever had a problem using Xposed / Any experiences to share where Xposed messed up the phone completely/partially and had to recover using TWRP or CWM?
Or is it just a "Safe step" to install recoveries and back it up before using xposed?
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do not take the ota even if your just rooted it will brick your device
My understanding is that Xposed does not worked with G2's Kitkat right now. The problem is not related to root.
Edit: See this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2664652
Once Xposed 2.5 comes out it will work just got to wait
Hello guys,
I would like to ask if some dev can make a custom rom with root, busybox, SuperSU etc. of the new german firmware XXUGNE5?
mrclaver said:
Hello guys,
I would like to ask if some dev can make a custom rom with root, busybox, SuperSU etc. of the new german firmware XXUGNE5?
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You should be able to root it yourself. Flash a custom recovery in Odin and use the recovery to install Superuser. Your phone will be stock and rooted. This will give you the ability ot use XPosed modules to customize it in just abotu any way you can think up. All without having to wait for devs to do anything.
Skipjacks said:
You should be able to root it yourself. Flash a custom recovery in Odin and use the recovery to install Superuser. Your phone will be stock and rooted. This will give you the ability ot use XPosed modules to customize it in just abotu any way you can think up. All without having to wait for devs to do anything.
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//EDIT: Sorry.. I was too fast. GoldenEye just made a release of that version. To the mods: Delete or close, please. Really sorry.
Hi everyone,
Just spent the best part of 2 hours wondering how I go about installing some kind of custom recovery on my wife's Note 3 (SN9005) so I can run SlimKat on it.
It's currently running MJ7 firmware.
Question: Can this phone have a custom recovery installed so I can flash a different ROM?
I understand that the bootloader is "locked", but it seems that I can still go on my merry way and install a custom recovery and ROM, but Knox will flag that I've changed it.
Can someone please explain to me my options if that's ok?
Thanks very much
No one? :/
Any info would be great
Install ROM Toolbox Pro from the Google play store. You can get recovery installation within that.
CaptChaos1969 said:
Install ROM Toolbox Pro from the Google play store. You can get recovery installation within that.
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How do you manage to think that?
Doesn't that just install a ROM? I didn't think it'd somehow install a different Recovery partition or anything. You'd need Root before installing Rom Toolbox Pro first though, so I'd need to find the best/easiest way to gain Root Access on this handset first.
Thanks
Whip Cracker said:
Hi everyone,
Just spent the best part of 2 hours wondering how I go about installing some kind of custom recovery on my wife's Note 3 (SN9005) so I can run SlimKat on it.
It's currently running MJ7 firmware.
Question: Can this phone have a custom recovery installed so I can flash a different ROM?
I understand that the bootloader is "locked", but it seems that I can still go on my merry way and install a custom recovery and ROM, but Knox will flag that I've changed it.
Can someone please explain to me my options if that's ok?
Thanks very much
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Bootloader is not locked. Just install CWM/TWRP using Odin, then boot into recovery and flash your ROM.
Knox will be broken, but otherwise you should be fine.
jisoo said:
Knox will be broken,
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My Knox was broken first day I had the phone. Was a wonderful thing I did.
Thanks for the answers everyone
Seems like downgrading is required, but I'm not sure about it. Someone rooted version from the subject.
root any firmware
trancephorm said:
Seems like downgrading is required, but I'm not sure about it. Someone rooted version from the subject.
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Hi. Its possible ant very simple.. first install recovery with odin, ant then flash with recovery superSu update zip
Help>first time custom rom flashing
I would like to flash custom ROM for my Samsung Galaxy S5 G900F 5.0 Lollipop, but I was so confused of too many related threads regarding flashing so i cannot decide which method to use. my phone doesn't have root access or custom recovery yet, its fresh from the box so someone please help me regarding rooting too.. it'll be really helpful if you tech me step by step because I'm new in Android and I'm afraid of bricking my phone Thanks in advance!
by the way this is the ROM I would like to flash... what do you think?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/general/rom-popwiz-edge-plus-5-1-1-galaxy-s5-sm-t3242285
marlon2567 said:
I would like to flash custom ROM for my Samsung Galaxy S5 G900F 5.0 Lollipop, but I was so confused of too many related threads regarding flashing so i cannot decide which method to use. my phone doesn't have root access or custom recovery yet, its fresh from the box so someone please help me regarding rooting too.. it'll be really helpful if you tech me step by step because I'm new in Android and I'm afraid of bricking my phone Thanks in advance!
by the way this is the ROM I would like to flash... what do you think?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/general/rom-popwiz-edge-plus-5-1-1-galaxy-s5-sm-t3242285
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To flash a Custom ROM there is no need to root, the only thing you need is to install a custom recovery, TWRP is very good. After you have installed TWRP or any other custom recovery, you have to put on your SD Card the ROM that you want to install, and install it from the custom recovery.
Uzair40 said:
To flash a Custom ROM there is no need to root, the only thing you need is to install a custom recovery, TWRP is very good. After you have installed TWRP or any other custom recovery, you have to put on your SD Card the ROM that you want to install, and install it from the custom recovery.
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Hi, thanks for the reply could you please help me how to install a custom recovery? That TWRP, i'm so sorry i really dont know ehat to do and where to find that custom recovery thanks for the help.
Start by reading some threads, all the info you need is right here, it just takes not being lazy to find it
marlon2567 said:
Hi, thanks for the reply could you please help me how to install a custom recovery? That TWRP, i'm so sorry i really dont know ehat to do and where to find that custom recovery thanks for the help.
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Which recovery software works with every rom. which of the following works the best TWRP, CWM or philz recovery
it is possible to make a full backup of my s5 NON root?
I wish I could go back in case of problem.
thanks
androidjunkees said:
Which recovery software works with every rom. which of the following works the best TWRP, CWM or philz recovery
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I installed TWRP so far so good
LeoFender said:
it is possible to make a full backup of my s5 NON root?
I wish I could go back in case of problem.
thanks
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In my S5 I install TWRP fist then patch the Root file, I don't know if backing up works when your phone is non rooted.