Hello,
i have flash a custom kernel but i want to back from the stock kernel, someone can help me ...?
Thx.
jadozr said:
Hello,
i have flash a custom kernel but i want to back from the stock kernel, someone can help me ...?
Thx.
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Did you take a stock kernel backup ?
You can either dirty flash the Full Rom to overwrite the kernel to stock or restore a backup.
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thx, yes i do that thx for yur reply
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I'm about to flash a kernel and was wondering what I have to do to go back to the stock one. I didn't find a stock flashable kernel in the dev forum but it must be around...
Edit: I'm looking for the stock 2.3.3
joshthewaster said:
I'm about to flash a kernel and was wondering what I have to do to go back to the stock one. I didn't find a stock flashable kernel in the dev forum but it must be around...
Edit: I'm looking for the stock 2.3.3
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easiest newbie method is to just reflash the stock rom
Does a stock kernel just not exist? I don't want to have to change roms to change kernels, if possible.
joshthewaster said:
Does a stock kernel just not exist? I don't want to have to change roms to change kernels, if possible.
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nandroid backup... or flash CM7, flashing CM7 flashes the stock kernel but it overrides your ROM
If I flash to a new kernel can I change it back to stock kernel? im very new to this:good:
yes, by flashing the stock kernel or reflashing your rom.
Thanks
Thank you and colud you tell me where can I download the original kernel?
Thank you:good:
a google or xda search is a good place to start. you can always pull tbe boot.img out of a stock rom and flash it.
I flash franco kernel without backup the original one. I found a stock kernel in alternative post however it is no rooted. Can somebody share the rooted stock kernel of 4.2.2? Thanks.
natasaly said:
I flash franco kernel without backup the original one. I found a stock kernel in alternative post however it is no rooted. Can somebody share the rooted stock kernel of 4.2.2? Thanks.
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Uhm, root is not in the kernel mate. Just flash the stock kernel and you will not loose root.
gee2012 said:
Uhm, root is not in the kernel mate. Just flash the stock kernel and you will not loose root.
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Ah! When I about to left the recovery, there is a notice that "fix the root". Thanks anyway.
HI
Somebody here can help me , i want to remove twrp ,and get back my stock recovery.How do i do that?
And if i flash the stock rom does it come with the kernel .
Flash the stock ROM, update.
This will return you to stock recovery and stock kernel, and if you are on the stock ROM now (not a custom ROM) you will not have to do a full wipe. SO you can keep your apps/settings/data
Thats easy thanks
zild8 said:
Thats easy thanks
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Yes, it is quite easy.
Do your homework though, because you can just as easily brick your phone.
zild8 said:
HI
Somebody here can help me , i want to remove twrp ,and get back my stock recovery.How do i do that?
And if i flash the stock rom does it come with the kernel .
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If you're looking at flashing only the kernel, you might check out this post. Be careful with this, though - if you do this method wrong, it is possible to hard-brick your device. Also, it's for the AT&T S4 only.
Hello everyone so I installed lean kernel on my SM-N900W8 Note 3 and of course I didn't backup the original kernel. So I was wondering if anyone could provide my with a download of the stock SM-N900W8 kernel as I want to go back to it. Thanks in advance!
All of the Samsung stock ROMs are at sammobile.com.
audit13 said:
All of the Samsung stock ROMs are at sammobile.com.
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But I want to try to avoid wiping the device totally, or will I be able to install the ROM without fully wiping my device?
You can extract the kernel from the stock rom.
I think it is a good idea to have a copy of the stock rom in case there is a need to flash back to a stock rom.
audit13 said:
You can extract the kernel from the stock rom.
I think it is a good idea to have a copy of the stock rom in case there is a need to flash back to a stock rom.
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Would you be able to tell me how to extract it? I already have a copy of the rom.
Edit - Never mind I got it, Thanks for the help!
If lean kernel has aroma installer then there should be a feature of going back to stock kernel If not then:-
Try pekaka kernel where you've feature of aroma installer and there's a step to revert back to stock kernel.
I usually uses same method to revert back to stock. After that keep backup of your kernel
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A kernel that has an aroma installer ?
Well that's new.