trying to install twrp with odin - Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I have a verizon note 4, I have unlock bootloader and using kingo root to root. I am trying to install twrp with odin, odin wants a tar file, the twrp file for this phone is an .img file. How do I get twrp installed?
thanks!

I recommend rooting with CF-Auto Root
& btw, Latest .tar twrp for N4 Verizon is here : https://dl.twrp.me/trltevzw/twrp-2.8.7.0-trltevzw.img.tar.html

doox00 said:
I have a verizon note 4, I have unlock bootloader and using kingo root to root. I am trying to install twrp with odin, odin wants a tar file, the twrp file for this phone is an .img file. How do I get twrp installed?
thanks!
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was this a developer phone or the retail version? Thanks

mva1985 said:
was this a developer phone or the retail version? Thanks
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Hey, I already have gotten it figured out, thanks though!

doox00 said:
Hey, I already have gotten it figured out, thanks though!
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Kinda asking for my benefit..... I have a Verizon retail Note 4 and I have yet been able to root it.

mva1985 said:
Kinda asking for my benefit..... I have a Verizon retail Note 4 and I have yet been able to root it.
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Ohh sorry, it was a verizon retail note 4. purchased about when they were released. I used the kingoroot method (PC one). It was a little quirky and would not always work, I would have to reboot phone, get it rooted using the app then follow the steps to continue on with unlocking the boot loader etc.

doox00 said:
Ohh sorry, it was a verizon retail note 4. purchased about when they were released. I used the kingoroot method (PC one). It was a little quirky and would not always work, I would have to reboot phone, get it rooted using the app then follow the steps to continue on with unlocking the boot loader etc.
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I'll have to give the PC one a shot. Nice to know it's worked for someone. I've really missed root.

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[Q] Upgrade Available - Rooting possible?

Mine says the upgrade to 4.5.141 is available to download. My Atrix is rooted with locked bootloader, I presuming I am going to lose root with the upgrade.
If so, what rooting method will work?
Thanks for your help.
PS: Will this worK?
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.otarootkeeper
charlyee said:
Mine says the upgrade to 4.5.141 is available to download. My Atrix is rooted with locked bootloader, I presuming I am going to lose root with the upgrade.
If so, what rooting method will work?
Thanks for your help.
PS: Will this worK?
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.otarootkeeper
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Just unlock your bootloader and flash a new ROM on your phone. Most of the ROMs available for our phone have that update or better already on the ROM.
Sent from Neutrino, a planet far, far away...
cwburns32 said:
Just unlock your bootloader and flash a new ROM on your phone. Most of the ROMs available for our phone have that update or better already on the ROM.
Sent from Neutrino, a planet far, far away...
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Thanks, but I don't want to take the route of custom ROMs, sorry.
I had to unlock my bootloader first using RSDlite and the small .sbf file (pudding.rar) Click here to download
My bootloader was supposed to be already unlocked but I guess the updated firmware didn't realize it. I couldn't run fastboot flash without getting an error
I then rooted by flashing preinstall.img and running commands to install the superuser binary and .apk. Instructions here
I don't know of a way to root 4.5.141 without unlocking the bootloader first. If you find a way let me know
http://briefmobile.com/motorola-atrix-4g-root should work.
lauterm said:
http://briefmobile.com/motorola-atrix-4g-root should work.
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Same thing I used... different source. Still it requires an unlocked bootloader to flash images.
I believe the OP is looking for a root option that will work with a locked bootloader.
charlyee said:
Thanks, but I don't want to take the route of custom ROMs, sorry.
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Just wondering.. Why not? ;o
nthon9 said:
Just wondering.. Why not? ;o
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It's kind of a "Been there, done that" kind of thing from my Win Mob days. lol
I am pefectly happy with stock Atrix ROMs, and just want to be able to retain root or re root to use a couple of apps like Titanium Backup.
Has anyone with an unlocked bootloader/rooted Atrix tried the update?
I like to stick with the stock rom for now but I haven't found directions for updating to 141 yet. I'd like to keep root and not hard brick my Atrix...After the 2nd time Moto might get suspicious
I wasn't able to use the OTA updates once I rooted (even before I unlocked my bootloader). Of course, that could be Bell building in a check. I even tried unrooting (using GingerBreak) and that still wouldn't allow me to use an OTA update.
I would think you'll have to root, unlock bootloader, and then flash an firmware file from this tread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1125944.
Actually, you're right in that the OTA update will probably fail without me going to a more "out of the box" state. I suppose I'd have to first create a nandroid, a titanium backup then flash my phone with a 4.5.91 stock image using fastboot, do the OTA, then re-root, and restore the titanium backup to get back to where I was. And if anything fails restore from my nandroid.
Does that sound right?
I've heard there could be issues relating to going back to a locked bootloader file. So I'm not sure on specifics there. I just run CyanogenMod to avoid all that stuff.
penderway said:
Same thing I used... different source. Still it requires an unlocked bootloader to flash images.
I believe the OP is looking for a root option that will work with a locked bootloader.
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preinstall fastboot method works on a locked bootloader...at least it does for me (locked, rooted and on 141).
gnahc79 said:
preinstall fastboot method works on a locked bootloader...at least it does for me (locked, rooted and on 141).
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So...in fastboot mode, you were able to run fastboot flash preinstall preinstall.img and thus successfully create the "preinstall\" partition with the necessary files on your phone without getting an error message???
My bootloader was unlocked long ago but I still couldn't flash the preinstall partition without running the pudding unlock .sbf first. Idk
I wasn't even able to boot into fastboot without unlocking the bootloader first.
penderway said:
So...in fastboot mode, you were able to run fastboot flash preinstall preinstall.img and thus successfully create the "preinstall\" partition with the necessary files on your phone without getting an error message???
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yep, followed all of the steps and every one is successful. I'm very risk-averse when it comes to messing with my phone, so I've never unlocked my phone. Only root.
I love how no one is answering your question just telling you to unlock your bootloader...
I downloaded the ota update, installed and got failed to boot 4 starting rsd node.. i had unlocked bootloader before update help please!! I pulled the battery for now.
gnahc79 said:
yep, followed all of the steps and every one is successful. I'm very risk-averse when it comes to messing with my phone, so I've never unlocked my phone. Only root.
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Well then, that settles it. The OP (who also doesn't have an unlocked bootloader) should be able to do the same.
gnahc79 said:
yep, followed all of the steps and every one is successful. I'm very risk-averse when it comes to messing with my phone, so I've never unlocked my phone. Only root.
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Is there any way to get step by step instructions for this

rooting question

i have my friends gs4 baseband i337mvlufnl2 can i still use odin with cf auotroot i tried towel root but it says device not supported any help would be great.And do you still use goomanager to install twrp it been a long time since i played with with a gs4
Just install twrp and super Su file
ron31 said:
i have my friends gs4 baseband i337mvlufnl2 can i still use odin with cf auotroot i tried towel root but it says device not supported any help would be great.and do you still use goomanager to install twrp it been a long time since i played with with a gs4
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SaHiLzZ said:
Just install twrp and super Su file
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i tried to download twrp in play store but it says for rooted devices only
ron31 said:
i tried to download twrp in play store but it says for rooted devices only
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Are you rooted? You need root to install TWRP.
SaHiLzZ said:
Just install twrp and super Su file
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i tried to download twrp in play store but it says for rooted devices only
StoneyJSG said:
Are you rooted? You need root to install TWRP.
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no thats what im trying to do
ron31 said:
no thats what im trying to do
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look up how to use ODIN and TWRP, sounds like you shouldn't be playing with root if you dont have a grasp of basic flashing.
Be careful.. I rooted a Verizon note 3 for a buddy the other day, fired up rom manager, flashed a recovery and soft bricked the phone. Locked bootloader... Had to odin back to stock to fix it.
SaHiLzZ said:
look up how to use ODIN and TWRP, sounds like you shouldn't be playing with root if you dont have a grasp of basic flashing.
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fui i go5t it i forgot about odin to load twrp thanks for the info

Do I need to unlock the bootloader?

Hello!
I want to finally install a custom rom for my phone (GT-I9301I) but to do that I want to install TWRP. Every tutorial on how to install TWRP just use odin and phone in download mode despite the fact that in a lot of places it is said that you need to have an unlocked bootloader to flash a custom recovery. (Also in CF-auto root webpage it is stated that bootloader needs to be unlocked). But do I really need to unlock the bootloader (yes, I am new to this) to flash a custom recovery when using Odin? And after the TWRP is installed I can just use CF auto root and then install the ROM, right?
I would greatly appreciate your help !
Thanks in advance,
TheKiloOhm
I'm pretty sure, that S3Neo+ has an unlocked bootloader.
There is a way to flash a recovery without a PC. Use Flashify just from the Play Store.
Sent from my GT-I9301I using Tapatalk
sasd123 said:
There is a way to flash a recovery without a PC. Use Flashify just from the Play Store.
Sent from my GT-I9301I using Tapatalk
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But I need root access which I can get by flashing CF auto root.
Is Towelroot considered as a common rooting tool?
RometVinnal said:
I'm pretty sure, that S3Neo+ has an unlocked bootloader.
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Is there a way I can check it? When I boot into recovery it doesn't show anything about lock/unlock state.
TheKiloOhm said:
Is there a way I can check it? When I boot into recovery it doesn't show anything about lock/unlock state.
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Well.. Try booting to download mode. (Vol. and center button down on boot). If you want to root you should download custom recovery. I recommend TWRP.
Ok, first of all..
I AM REALLY HAPPY SOMEONE MENTIONED THIS AT LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAST
Now.. I have this device.. and mine is bootloader locked
our s3ve3g is definitely locked...
and I tried to flash TWRP using ODIN and I ended up looping (Read)
So Take Care ...
Been trying to find a way to unlock this thing for a while now... will post my findings here or on my blog if I ever find anything
Edit: Did I mention that some variants of our specific device are locked and some are not !!
and I can't figure out the difference...
Found this
and it pointed me to this
but I don't have time to test now...
OK... I think I found the answer...
According to IanWorthington
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=66377330#post66377330
FIXED: This TWRP requires 4.4.4. It does NOT work on 4.3.
Samsug bidn't lock bootloader for s3 neo i have a i9301i and i can do anything with it recoevry root vustom rom kernel flashing. ANYITHING. So i think it deneds on serial nunber or something

"Recovery is not seandroid enforcing" CF-Auto-Root Samsung J3 sm-j320w8

To begin. My device, as mentioned in the title, is the Samsung Galaxy J3 sm-J320W8 running Android 7.1.1.
I tried to root it with the CF-Auto-Root. I matched all the info as needed, that being Model number and android version, and continued with the root as you normally would with Oden. After Oden says it passes. My device reboots, but instead of going into recovery and installing SuperSU it gives me the "Recovery is not seandroid enforcing" error at the top left of the screen. It then reboots once again and the phone starts as normal so thankfully I didn't break anything. But SuperSU was not installed and my device remains unrooted. I did notice that the SuperSU zip was transferred to my SD card though.
Does anyone know what the problem is? Hopefully with a solution as well.
MissCherry1241 said:
To begin. My device, as mentioned in the title, is the Samsung Galaxy J3 sm-J320W8 running Android 7.1.1.
I tried to root it with the CF-Auto-Root. I matched all the info as needed, that being Model number and android version, and continued with the root as you normally would with Oden. After Oden says it passes. My device reboots, but instead of going into recovery and installing SuperSU it gives me the "Recovery is not seandroid enforcing" error at the top left of the screen. It then reboots once again and the phone starts as normal so thankfully I didn't break anything. But SuperSU was not installed and my device remains unrooted. I did notice that the SuperSU zip was transferred to my SD card though.
Does anyone know what the problem is? Hopefully with a solution as well.
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Just use twrp to install SuperSU.
ashyx said:
Just use twrp to install SuperSU.
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I have yet to find twrp available for my device and I don't know how to compile one myself. CF-Auto-Root is the only root I have found so far for the j320w8
MissCherry1241 said:
I have yet to find twrp available for my device and I don't know how to compile one myself. CF-Auto-Root is the only root I have found so far for the j320w8
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Looking back over some posts it seems it was unclear whether this device has a locked bootloader or not.
I never actually got a real confirmation.
Check out the thread below, you will find a root method as yet unconfirmed!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j3-2016/help/samsung-j3-root-t3544157/page15
ashyx said:
Looking back over some posts it seems it was unclear whether this device has a locked bootloader or not.
I never actually got a real confirmation.
Check out the thread below, you will find a root method as yet unconfirmed!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j3-2016/help/samsung-j3-root-t3544157/page15
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From what I can tell in that thread since I have seen it prior to posting this one they have yet to have any confirmed rooting methods. And the j320w8 rooted boot file from what I remember is the one that soft bricked my device last time. I can try again though. I have a backup and recovery image so it's not a big deal if I get soft bricked again.
I could also check if there is a way to unlock the bootloader on my device... If that's even a thing. I'm still trying to learn what some of this stuff means.
MissCherry1241 said:
From what I can tell in that thread since I have seen it prior to posting this one they have yet to have any confirmed rooting methods. And the j320w8 rooted boot file from what I remember is the one that soft bricked my device last time. I can try again though. I have a backup and recovery image so it's not a big deal if I get soft bricked again.
I could also check if there is a way to unlock the bootloader on my device... If that's even a thing. I'm still trying to learn what some of this stuff means.
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If the bootloader is locked there's no way to unlock it.
What was the soft brick, gave you got details?
ashyx said:
If the bootloader is locked there's no way to unlock it.
What was the soft brick, gave you got details?
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After installing one of the files through oden it just got stuck and wouldn't turn on. Couldn't access the Android Recovery and trying to turn on the device basically just made it get stuck on the samsung loading screen. I did still have access to the Download so I was able to reflash the original 7.1.1 firmware back into it
MissCherry1241 said:
After installing one of the files through oden it just got stuck and wouldn't turn on. Couldn't access the Android Recovery and trying to turn on the device basically just made it get stuck on the samsung loading screen. I did still have access to the Download so I was able to reflash the original 7.1.1 firmware back into it
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It wouldn't have worked as it's a Marshmallow firmware and you are running Nougat. The 2 are not compatible.
ashyx said:
It wouldn't have worked as it's a Marshmallow firmware and you are running Nougat. The 2 are not compatible.
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Ah. Would it be possible for me to downgrade firmwares in order to get the root? I'll take older rooted firmware over newer unrooted any day
MissCherry1241 said:
Ah. Would it be possible for me to downgrade firmwares in order to get the root? I'll take older rooted firmware over newer unrooted any day
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What is your current firmware build?
ashyx said:
What is your current firmware build?
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Right now I am on Android version 7.1.1
MissCherry1241 said:
Right now I am on Android version 7.1.1
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No, please post the firmware build version in settings/about.
ashyx said:
No, please post the firmware build version in settings/about.
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Sorry. I'm not familiar with what that is. Here's a screenshot of my software information.
https://imgur.com/EL0E84O
https://imgur.com/46m4P8L
MissCherry1241 said:
Sorry. I'm not familiar with what that is. Here's a screenshot of my software information.
https://imgur.com/EL0E84O
https://imgur.com/46m4P8L
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OK you should be able to downgrade to J320w8VLU2AQA1 then flash the rooted boot with odin.
ashyx said:
OK you should be able to downgrade to J320w8VLU2AQA1 then flash the rooted boot with odin.
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Goodie! I'll try that out now and come back to confirm whether or not it works
MissCherry1241 said:
Goodie! I'll try that out now and come back to confirm whether or not it works
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OK. Ensure you make a note of what odin and the device screen reports.
ashyx said:
OK. Ensure you make a note of what odin and the device screen reports.
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I seem to have run into an Issue. I reinstalled Android 6.0.1 successfully and set up my device. Made sure that it was J320w8VLU2AQA1 and confirmed it through the about section.
Then I flashed the rooted boot that you linked. Oden showed success and my device rebooted as normal. But... My phone started as if nothing happened. No SuperSU installed and when I go into recovery mode it just has the basic Android Recovery. No TWRP.
MissCherry1241 said:
I seem to have run into an Issue. I reinstalled Android 6.0.1 successfully and set up my device. Made sure that it was J320w8VLU2AQA1 and confirmed it through the about section.
Then I flashed the rooted boot that you linked. Oden showed success and my device rebooted as normal. But... My phone started as if nothing happened. No SuperSU installed and when I go into recovery mode it just has the basic Android Recovery. No TWRP.
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It's not TWRP its a rooted boot image.
Install the Superuser app from the Play store and hopefully you should have root priveledges.
After installing, open the Superuser app and report back its status.
ashyx said:
It's not TWRP its a rooted boot image.
Install the Superuser app from the Play store and hopefully you should have root priveledges.
After installing, open the Superuser app and report back its status.
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Alright. I installed SuperSU. It did an update and rebooted my device. Checked with Root checker app and I am in fact rooted!
I didn't realize that's what I had to do. So all of this is working and I have rooted my J320W8
MissCherry1241 said:
Alright. I installed SuperSU. It did an update and rebooted my device. Checked with Root checker app and I am in fact rooted!
I didn't realize that's what I had to do. So all of this is working and I have rooted my J320W8
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Finally a proper confirmation.
Glad its worked for you. :good: You MAY be able to update to Nougat by flashing the stock firmware with FLASHFIRE.
Just ensure EverRoot is enabled.

G930T, G935T G930TUVS8CRL1 Root's EngBoot file

I'm posting this since so many users don't know they can root theirs G930T, G935T G930TUVS8CRL1 bootloader
huge thanks for @jrkruse @klabit87 and others were involved in this, as you know S7 family phones don't have unlocked bootloader, this just allow to root the phone and then use flashfire to get custom ROM with the root.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78585417&postcount=1291
once you get those files for your model then follow here for step by step guide how to root it
https://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-s7-edge/how-to/root-s7-s7edge-oreo-nougat-t3819616
thanks
but I have after downloaded and did the procedure for eng root the phone is still showing root not available
i am on sm-g935t
Hi, I really appreciate your efforts in this regard. I need help with the procedure. I downloaded the file and just flashed it(without extracting to .lz4 format) in 'AP' tab. It flashed successfully. Then, I restarted my mobile and it said that some unauthorized access was found, please restart to undo any changes. Am I missing some step? like root.bat script? Or I just need to flash this provided file as I did. I am using 930T(v8 bootloader)
elsalvador144 said:
thanks
but I have after downloaded and did the procedure for eng root the phone is still showing root not available
i am on sm-g935t
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once you get those files for your model then follow here for step by step guide how to root it, you have to do other things to get the root
https://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-s7-edge/how-to/root-s7-s7edge-oreo-nougat-t3819616
Aryaan007 said:
Hi, I really appreciate your efforts in this regard. I need help with the procedure. I downloaded the file and just flashed it(without extracting to .lz4 format) in 'AP' tab. It flashed successfully. Then, I restarted my mobile and it said that some unauthorized access was found, please restart to undo any changes. Am I missing some step? like root.bat script? Or I just need to flash this provided file as I did. I am using 930T(v8 bootloader)
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also you have to use newer Odin, normal odin wont work with it, you will get the moded odin here also
https://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-s7-edge/how-to/root-s7-s7edge-oreo-nougat-t3819616
So, just to confirm: is this an unlocked bootloader?
will this work with the latest firmware for the G930T "G930TUVS8CRJ1" with the new v8 bootloader?
dalewest said:
So, just to confirm: is this an unlocked bootloader?
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There is no unlock bootloader for this phone, this file just make you root your phone
snaksalot said:
will this work with the latest firmware for the G930T "G930TUVS8CRJ1" with the new v8 bootloader?
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it should, try it, wont harm anything if it wont flash
zfk110 said:
it should, try it, wont harm anything if it wont flash
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Yeah I'm on the new bootloader "v9" and ya it won't flash.... Guess I just gotta wait untill someone much more talented then me is able to root it : )
I wasn't on root and i updated in Mars, now my bootloader is v9 and my g930t won't root.
Please help
Just unrooted and updated from 7.0 to 8.0.0 and v9 of baseband. Trying to root again not using last method that seemed to cause a lot of lag and overheating
Right2Bear said:
Just unrooted and updated from 7.0 to 8.0.0 and v9 of baseband. Trying to root again not using last method that seemed to cause a lot of lag and overheating
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Wait how did you root the v9 bootloader ?
mohamed.sakhiri said:
Wait how did you root the v9 bootloader ?
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Didn't, was speaking of original root on 7.0
Hello again,is this finally the u9 eng bootloader ?
https://www.yemenprofessional.com/2019/05/sm-g930t-rev-9-engroot.html?m=1#more
Here is the U9 eng boot for the G935T
with this file I successfully root as is posted above
https://alseery.blogspot.com/2019/03/eng-root-g935-U9.html
sm-g935t verified working Rooted.
The Eng bootloader has been updated, and is working on security release March 1st 2019 with S9.

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