Hi there,
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A6 (SMT-580) which I bought today. I followed this tutorial to install twrp, ultimately to root the device:
dottech .org/200476/how-to-install-twrp-recovery-on-samsung-galaxy-tab-a-sm-t580/
Everything worked fine and I was able to boot and reboot fine. Until I signed in with my Google Account. After trying to reboot, I get a black screen with the Samsung logo and a text in red saying: Custom binary blocked by FRP Lock. I went back to the store and they advised me to install Samsung Smart Switch to try and restore. In the Smart Switch program I get an error saying that the device is not supported by Smart Switch.
I can get into download mode, not into any other mode. I can't get into recovery mode. The tablet doesn't start up at all. On the download mode it also says FRP Lock ON.
When I go back into ODIN and retry to install the from above TWRP image, it says operation failed.
Can anybody please advice? I am at a complete loss. Am I supposed to flash the original boot file? Where can I find that for my device? Will my tablet accept that, since ODIN didn't even want to flash my current TWRP image a second time?
P.S. I only read later that you are supposed to change the OEM setting. I didn't. Is that the cause of this issue, and if so, can I do something about it?
Thanks
its.the.christianator said:
Hi there,
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A6 (SMT-580) which I bought today. I followed this tutorial to install twrp, ultimately to root the device:
dottech .org/200476/how-to-install-twrp-recovery-on-samsung-galaxy-tab-a-sm-t580/
Everything worked fine and I was able to boot and reboot fine. Until I signed in with my Google Account. After trying to reboot, I get a black screen with the Samsung logo and a text in red saying: Custom binary blocked by FRP Lock. I went back to the store and they advised me to install Samsung Smart Switch to try and restore. In the Smart Switch program I get an error saying that the device is not supported by Smart Switch.
I can get into download mode, not into any other mode. I can't get into recovery mode. The tablet doesn't start up at all. On the download mode it also says FRP Lock ON.
When I go back into ODIN and retry to install the from above TWRP image, it says operation failed.
Can anybody please advice? I am at a complete loss. Am I supposed to flash the original boot file? Where can I find that for my device? Will my tablet accept that, since ODIN didn't even want to flash my current TWRP image a second time?
P.S. I only read later that you are supposed to change the OEM setting. I didn't. Is that the cause of this issue, and if so, can I do something about it?
Thanks
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I recently did the same thing. I used the fix that you can find online by searching for RootJunky and it worked great. Just make sure you have the latest version of Odin - 3.10.6, otherwise it will not work. I can't post URLs yet as I have not posted enough times.
Good luck
Yes, the OEM reset is the problem. Thank you, Samsung, for allowing us, the people who buy your stuff, the ability to lock the device by looking at it crosseyed.
This is the guide you want to use for TWRP and root: Newbie-friendly: TWRP and Root for Tab A tablets (2016, 10.1")
I would not try that RootJunky business just yet until you see someone else get it to work on a 580. It looks from watching the video you need to able to boot, and you can't. And having someone say it "should work" is a surefire way to a brick.
You should be able to get your tab into the stock recovery mode. If you can, once there do a "factory reset" and reboot. It will hopefully reboot and take you to the wifi connections screen where you will have to sign in with the Google account on the tab and then let you finish the factory reset. If you get that far, then try the link.
I had the FRP after a failed installation of XPosed, and like you, nothing worked. The factory reset was just a shot in the dark before I took the tablet out and shot it.
It's just the same to me. Where can I see the RootJunky solution?
Forgive my English.
Thank you.
I've successfully bypass the Google FRP lock on the SM-T580 instructions are in this forum
I am in the exact same boat as you. I rooted my SM-T580 last night, then logged into my google account to install Root Check for Superuser. Everything seemed fine, I thought I was in the clear. Then when I tried to power back on this morning, I get the FRP lockout message.
I'm fairly certain it's only the TWRP installation tripping the FRP. Booting into Odin does not fail immediately, but only when you try to flash a new TWRP file. This tells me that FRP is checking whether the incoming recovery file is the official version or not.
In theory, if you try to flash the official recovery file to the tablet, it should pass the FRP check. FRP might let the tablet boot normally after that, since everything would check out as official.
I would try this myself, but I can't find any links to the official recovery firmware. I have hit a wall and am not sure where to go from here.
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kleptobismol said:
I've successfully bypass the Google FRP lock on the SM-T580 instructions are in this forum
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You're addressing a slightly different flavor of FRP.
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FRP stops me on this screen with small red text in the top left corner that says: Custom binary blocked by FRP Lock.
It also stops me from booting into TWRP to do a total wipe.
Assume your tablet is SM-T580, try to flash back official firmware which is on sammobile.com
This is the official bootloader (BL ), you can try it first
http://www.mediafire.com/file/nootyin3bghsof3/BL_T580.rar
Otherwise, you have to flash the BL and AP. Which one is your build number, APG1 or APL4 ? You can look up in Recovery Mode.
get me out of thy hell????!
I already installed CF-Auto-Root almost year ago, downloaded from autoroot.chainfire.eu, to get root access on my SM-T585 tablet. Last night, i suddenly suffered to get it connected to the OTG flash drive and then I tried to figure out the problem by disabling and enabling USB debugging, OEM, developer mode, and finally let it to restart. Thereafter, the tablet get looped in wired booting screen says "custom binary blocked by frp lock". I then tried to flash with the official firmware using odin, but I get unable to see the tablet in the odin's ID.COM box. please help me to get out of thy hell????!
Two Different FRP Locks!
kleptobismol said:
I've successfully bypass the Google FRP lock on the SM-T580 instructions are in this forum
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This is not the same FRP lock that Kleptobismo was mentioning. The link he provided goes to a page that is about the frp lock that loosely blocks access to the phones settings unless you go through a maze starting with the Talkback mode and find your way to Google Chrome sometimes having to unlock the Instal apps from other sources switch. Then you can actually factory reset the device and take control of it. Dealing with that FRP lock is easy compared to this one. This one won't let you into the device past the logo screen. You can get to download mode but It won't let you use Odin3 to flash any types of Official Stock Firmware, not the OTA, the AP file, the 3 file or the 4 file. And there's absolutely no Recovery menu.
Does this sound familiar? Getting past the "Custom Binaries Blocked by FRP Lock" was relatively simple by flashing in a file called, "SM-T580 Binary 4 FRP Unlock. with Odin3 which I have in rar. But there's another difficulty that's pretty much just like it. On another SM-T580 I get the same difficulties with Odin3 stalling at initialization and not booting past the logo screen and instead of booting to recovery I get the other screen but this time it doesn't say custom bianaries blocked by frp in red letters. It says, ODIN MODE DOWNLOAD SPEED FAST in red letters. below that is,
PRODUCT NAME: SM-T580
CURRENT BINARY: Samsung Official
SYSTEM STATUS: Official
FRP LOCK: ON
Secure Download: Enabled
WARRANTY VOID: 0 (0x0500)
RP SWERV: B:4 K:1 S:2
This one I have yet to figure out or get past. Seeking advice.
Casper Young said:
This is not the same FRP lock, The link goes to a page that is about the frp lock that loosely blocks access to the phones settings unless you go through a maze starting with the Talkback mode and find your way to Google Chrome sometimes having to unlock the Instal apps from other sources switch. Then you can actually factory reset the device and take control of it. Dealing with that FRP lock is easy compared to this one. This one won't let you into the device past the logo screen. You can get to download mode but It won't let you use Odin3 to flash any types of Official Stock Firmware, not the OTA, the AP file, the 3 file or the 4 file. And there's absolutely no Recovery menu.
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There are third party locks used by corps that don't want their devices resold. (Fearing loss of company data.) Sometimes they spoof being FRP but aren't. The FRP lock is a standard Google feature and will only block a "factory reset" by requiring you the enter the Google Account login and password used by the device at the time it was reset. They don't prevent installing a stock ROM via Odin but, unless you use the "combo" method, installing another ROM won't remove the FRP lock. It would appear to me that your tablet has a third party lock and NOT an FRP lock.
allo,
it's been a long time since i've post here,
anyway... always apply the "KISS" (keep it simple stupid) method with android.
so... for the "custom binary blocked by frp lock"
remove back cover of tablet,
start odin,
plug your tablet in download mode, odin will not see it
unplug battery, odin now see the tablet
plug battery back
flash your rom!
Sherlock Holmes quote "How often have I said that when you have excluded the impossible whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth."
Strange Peer said:
allo,
it's been a long time since i've post here,
anyway... always apply the "KISS" (keep it simple stupid) method with android.
so... for the "custom binary blocked by frp lock"
remove back cover of tablet,
start odin,
plug your tablet in download mode, odin will not see it
unplug battery, odin now see the tablet
plug battery back
flash your rom!
Sherlock Holmes quote "How often have I said that when you have excluded the impossible whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth."
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I will try and write what will happen there, but first I should get someone able to open the back cover of the tablet.
There are two distinctly different types of FRP Locks
The FRP lock is a standard Google feature and will only block a "factory reset" by requiring you the enter the Google Account login and password.[/QUOTE said:
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I'm talking about a different kind of FRP lock and this surely is not a standard Google Feature. You're thinking I have some access to the device in a way that let's me sign into wifi and then get stopped by a Google Sign in page where I don't have the user id and password from a previous owner. You apparently didn't read what I said where this is not the same FRP lock. There are two situations where a user will be stranded and unable to use the tablet. The general symptoms start with, when they turn the device on, it stops at the Logo screen and fails to boot. (I don't get to the Welcome screen and am not able to use talkback to do some puzzle so I can "Bypass and Remove a Google Account FRP lock"). Odin3 fails to get past initialization and therefore nothing gets flashed to the device. Recovery is inaccessable and you get redirected to a screen that tells you in red letters "Custom Binaries Blocked by FRP Lock." This FRP lock happens whenever the binaries are overloaded due to a bad Root, ROM or invalid file being flashed into the device. The second one has all the same symptoms except that when you try to boot to recovery it doesn't say custom binaries blocked. I've dealt with my Binaries blocked issue and now I'm trying to get another device out of a very similar situation.
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allo again,
The general symptoms start with, when they turn the device on, it stops at the Logo screen and fails to boot. (I don't get to the Welcome screen and am not able to use talkback to do some puzzle so I can "Bypass and Remove a Google Account FRP lock"). Odin3 fails to get past initialization and therefore nothing gets flashed to the device. Recovery is inaccessable and you get redirected to a screen that tells you in red letters "Custom Binaries Blocked by FRP Lock.
that exactly it... took me 4 month to find how to bypass... the tablet would never boot...
odin would not see the tablet until i've unplug the battery... (custom binaries blocked by frp lock)
for the other google bypass account you just need to follow the step describe in this video (google account frp lock)
https://youtu.be/2MBdg9OIT7M
it's really easy to open the tab, just google or youtube a video to learn how to!
Strange Peer said:
allo again,
for the other google bypass account you just need to follow the step describe in this video (google account frp lock)
https://youtu.be/2MBdg9OIT7M
it's really easy to open the tab, just google or youtube a video to learn how to!
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Am I on the wrong page? Which one is this one talking of? The FRP that relates to the Google Account Sign In? Or the FRP
relating to the Recovery being Blocked? There are 2 of those I've noticed, possibly a third issue with not being able to access the Recovery Menu. Instead you are redirected to a partial image of the Download Menu, specifically the upper left corner. One will say in red letters, "Custom Binaries Blocked by FRP Lock". And there's another one where it starts off saying Odin Mode and the line below that says Download Speed Fast. Both have the same symptoms: Bootloop at Logo Screen (some flickering or lines), Download Mode is accessable but Odin3 fails to initialize (it actually does). Trying to go to Recovery is redirected, no recovery menu available.
The custom binary block can be eliminated by flashing a binary 3 then a binary 4 file into the device or sometimes only a binary 4 (FRP Unlock) file.
The second one, I'm still working on and seems to be the bootloader is locked or OEM is turned off.
Custom binary blocked by frp lock
I was wondering if you could please give me a walk thriugh on this. I have a Galaxy Tab A6 tablet
kleptobismol said:
I've successfully bypass the Google FRP lock on the SM-T580 instructions are in this forum
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Casper Young said:
This is not the same FRP lock that Kleptobismo was mentioning. The link he provided goes to a page that is about the frp lock that loosely blocks access to the phones settings unless you go through a maze starting with the Talkback mode and find your way to Google Chrome sometimes having to unlock the Instal apps from other sources switch. Then you can actually factory reset the device and take control of it. Dealing with that FRP lock is easy compared to this one. This one won't let you into the device past the logo screen. You can get to download mode but It won't let you use Odin3 to flash any types of Official Stock Firmware, not the OTA, the AP file, the 3 file or the 4 file. And there's absolutely no Recovery menu.
Does this sound familiar? Getting past the "Custom Binaries Blocked by FRP Lock" was relatively simple by flashing in a file called, "SM-T580 Binary 4 FRP Unlock. with Odin3 which I have in rar. But there's another difficulty that's pretty much just like it. On another SM-T580 I get the same difficulties with Odin3 stalling at initialization and not booting past the logo screen and instead of booting to recovery I get the other screen but this time it doesn't say custom bianaries blocked by frp in red letters. It says, ODIN MODE DOWNLOAD SPEED FAST in red letters. below that is,
PRODUCT NAME: SM-T580
CURRENT BINARY: Samsung Official
SYSTEM STATUS: Official
FRP LOCK: ON
Secure Download: Enabled
WARRANTY VOID: 0 (0x0500)
RP SWERV: B:4 K:1 S:2
This one I have yet to figure out or get past. Seeking advice.
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Hi, Please how were you able to fix this problem.
my Samsung S6 edge plus is stuck on a boot loop (showing samsung Galaxy S6 edge + logo). I can boot up device in Download mode but has no recovery. The problem is I can only flush it with the firmware G928AUCS6ERH1 (official Rom) successfully, any other firmware will give me an error. After flashing it is still stuck on a boot loop.
It has a FRP lock too. in download mode I see:
Current Binary: Samsung Official
System Status: Custom
FRP Lock: ON
Secure Download: Enable
Knox Warranty void: 0 (0x0000)
RP SWREV: B:6 K:0 S:1
Don't really know what to do. Please help, I will appreciate any ideas on how to fix this.
kwesi2505 said:
Hi, Please how were you able to fix this problem.
my Samsung S6 edge plus is stuck on a boot loop (showing samsung Galaxy S6 edge + logo). I can boot up device in Download mode but has no recovery. The problem is I can only flush it with the firmware G928AUCS6ERH1 (official Rom) successfully, any other firmware will give me an error. After flashing it is still stuck on a boot loop.
It has a FRP lock too. in download mode I see:
Current Binary: Samsung Official { this indicates your device is using the official stock firmware)
System Status: Custom {Indicates Custom ROM (possibly Rooted and/or TWRP installed)
FRP Lock: ON (This may not mean what you think) It's working
Secure Download: Enable
Knox Warranty void: 0 (0x0000)
RP SWREV: B:6 K:0 S:1
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I'd like to know if you tried to flash something into it before it gave you difficulties. Assisting with a device not in my hands can sometimes be more difficult. You are able to get to and use Download mode so you're not in Binary Locked status. If you were you would see the words "Custom Binary Blocked by FRP Lock" somewhere in red letters. And Odin would initialize then fail.
Sounds to me that an attempt to Root and install TWRP went bad. A lot of times if you don't install a custom ROM after installing TWRP (your custom Recovery) it will do things like that after it resets or is turned off and later back on again. It will toss out the TWRP leaving you with no recovery. What it's doing is failing to Boot. That's the Bootloader. Are you using a 4file? Too many people have learned to only use the AP file when flashing, you should use them all. The BL, AP, CP and the CSC. The Bl is your bootloader file.
You may want to try the full firmware. This is where I found it.
https://androidfilehost.com/?w=search&s=G928AUCS6ERH1
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Maxxbet20 said:
I was wondering if you could please give me a walk thriugh on this. I have a Galaxy Tab A6 tablet
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What exactly would you like a walkthrough on? I come to this page about once a week, if you'd like a quicker response contact me directly here.
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Casper Young said:
What exactly would you like a walkthrough on? I come to this page about once a week, if you'd like a quicker response contact me directly here.
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i could have used a walkthrough too that would have saved me a few hours...
when my stepdaughter came to me to fix her tablet, i didnt really know about frp...
so when her tab got locked, her not remembering the pin, i figured i just needed to reset the thing to stock.
and so i did, -how little did i know - enabling frp in the process.
the first solution i tried was for her to remember which google account she used to install it but she lost the password.
the linked phone nr was deactivated 2 years ago, rendering the lost password link useless. no luck there.
so now i needed to bypass the frp .. or throw the [email protected]# thing in the bin and buy her another one so she can netflix again.
the horror - telling a 16yo her data went to the dark depths of cyberspace .. and maybe i now ruined the tab all together
reading up on the issue i learned my last resort is to flash the combination rom, and when done, reset to original rom.
(the recovery screen tells me it's a binary u1 version t585xxU1APE3 )
i did manage to find a few combination roms, and various original roms that should do the trick
but just flashing back and forth did not do the trick.
all looks well, but when done .. still the same issue ..
but in the end i managed to fix it by finding the correct (older) stock rom and tricking it a bit.
persistence is the key.
Casper Young said:
I'd like to know if you tried to flash something into it before it gave you difficulties. Assisting with a device not in my hands can sometimes be more difficult. You are able to get to and use Download mode so you're not in Binary Locked status. If you were you would see the words "Custom Binary Blocked by FRP Lock" somewhere in red letters. And Odin would initialize then fail.
Sounds to me that an attempt to Root and install TWRP went bad. A lot of times if you don't install a custom ROM after installing TWRP (your custom Recovery) it will do things like that after it resets or is turned off and later back on again. It will toss out the TWRP leaving you with no recovery. What it's doing is failing to Boot. That's the Bootloader. Are you using a 4file? Too many people have learned to only use the AP file when flashing, you should use them all. The BL, AP, CP and the CSC. The Bl is your bootloader file.
You may want to try the full firmware. This is where I found it.
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Sir (@Casper Young), thank you for responding. I really appreciate that.
I hope the following will throw more light on my situation:
The phone is my wifes and she does not remember exactly what caused it to boot cycle.
When I was made aware I attempted to fully flash the rom with the following firmware but all failed to flash with exception of G928AUCS6ERH1
G928AUCS4CQA1
G928AUCU3CPHA
G928AUCU1AOGG
I have not been able to access the recovery mode since the issue began.
I also flashed with a combination file I made from the G928AUCS6ERH1 using the SAMFRP even though I was successful with the flash the phone is still boot looping. I have again done a full firmware flashing with the firmware you provided (thank you for providing it) and the phone is still not booting.
Any more suggestions from you and anyone will help.
Once again I appreciate your help. Thanks
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So, this has been giving me lots of trouble. The phone is locked with FRP. (By the way I am a complete noob). I tried to flash(root? what is it called?) the phone with CF-Auto-Root but it gave me a "Custom Binary(RECOVERY) Blocked By FRP Lock" in the Odin mode. I tried flashing with TWRP also and I got the same thing. I obviously cannot access the phone to remove the "OEM protection", which is apparently the fix. Also, excuse me if I'm going about this the wrong way and there is a much simpler method of removing the FRP from my phone. Thanks
Download the Smart Swtich and connect phone with USB
Make sure all samsung USB drivers are installed
Then start SS and press MORE button and select Emergency Software Recovery wait about 1Hour Maybe less to firmware download and the phone will boot but u need to enter your gmail and password to acess it
Press Thanks if it works
Cheers
Hello
I have a Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 phone and one day I turned it off, so I wanted to run it, but I could not because "Custom binary file blocked by FRP lock" was written, so I was looking for a way to fix it and found a movie you had to load the original system and decided everything went well until you turned on the "installation of the application", after which the phone turns on again: / I would like to recreate the custom software, but I can not install TWRP, because in the download mode I still have the FRP lock. What should I do? Model ~ SM-J320FN
mileqq_ said:
Hello
I have a Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 phone and one day I turned it off, so I wanted to run it, but I could not because "Custom binary file blocked by FRP lock" was written, so I was looking for a way to fix it and found a movie you had to load the original system and decided everything went well until you turned on the "installation of the application", after which the phone turns on again: / I would like to recreate the custom software, but I can not install TWRP, because in the download mode I still have the FRP lock. What should I do? Model ~ SM-J320FN
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You need to enter your email address then and correct password
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You need to enter your email address then and correct password
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OK, but where should I enter it when I can not do it because the phone resets after the download has begun?
Ok so the phone i have is/was actually a G935T, and had G935T firmware (BRC1) even though it says G935A on the board inside the phone. I tried to flash a different firmware, foolishly without turning off FRP, or turning on OEM, yeah im dumb. I ended up being stuck with the SBL error upload mode and couldnt even get back to download mode no matter how many times i tried, eventually i learned about EDL mode and took the phone apart and shorted the TP and re programmed the phone etc. and got it back to download mode.
Everything i flashed would always be successful in Odin, however nothing would ever boot past the looping S7 edge boot screen and recovery on every single firmware would also loop and ultimately give me kernel panic errors. i began to suspect that maybe i left something unplugged inside so i took it apart again and tried to keep the heat shield pressed down a bit more (since i had to open it up to access the test point) as i assembled the phone back together. No more kernel panics, but the boot looping was still present. I have tried G935T, A, P, V and U firmware and all of them do the same thing. Ive used the proper PIT files.
To make things worse, i flashed Oreo without realizing that i was putting my bootloader in handcuffs. To make things even MORE worse, i used a tool which claimed to convert an odin archive to be ADB enabled. now my device boots and says S7 edge etc, but then immediately goes to SBL error upload mode. Recovery still loops. Whats interesting though, is that since i used the converted archive, my device says exactly this in download mode:
ODIN MODE (HIGH SPEED)
PRODUCT NAME: SM-G935A
CURRENT BINARY: Samsung Official
SYSTEM STATUS: Custom
FRP LOCK: ON
WARRANTY VOID: 0xffffffff (0x0)
QUALCOMM SECUREBOOT: ENABLE fffffffe
RP SWREV: B-2 (-2, -2, -2, -2, -2) K8 S8
RP SWREV: TEST DEVICE
SECURE DOWNLOAD: ENABLE
IDDQ: G(25), S(7) mA
CPU SERIAL NUM : 0X1b9cea13
Fused open loop voltage: 1030mv
RPMB PROVISIONED
Any help would be much appreciated. Its going on nearly a month now trying to get this thing to work. I dont care about warranty, i dont care about knox i just want my phone to work....i cannot find any information about test device, how to go back to system status official or how to properly reformat all partitions that effect FRP or whatever the hell is locking me out of it. Also i am now not even able to flash ANY firmware because it keeps failing saying something about aboot fused -2 and none of the firmware i have will successfully flash. Im stumped.
I called a repair shop today and they want to charge me $30.00 to flash it with what they have. That seems a bit high to be honest. Should only take about 10 minutes right?
How to change Fuse -2 -> 1
Elem3nt0 said:
I called a repair shop today and they want to charge me $30.00 to flash it with what they have. That seems a bit high to be honest. Should only take about 10 minutes right?
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Fuse -2 happened to my T380 Tab A tablet when I flashed wrong aboot and boot in the same TAR package.
So steps to fix it:
find the right combination firmware;
unzip it with 7zip archiver;
download TAR_MD5_PACKAGER;
open folder with unzipped comb_firmware and delete all files below from it:
-aboot,
-apdp,
-boot,
-devcfg,
-msadp,
-rpm,
-sbl1,
-tz.
copy all files what left to TAR_MD5_PACKAGER\parts;
start TAR_MD5_PACKAGER and press 1 to make tar file;
flash this file with Odin as AP;
now the fuse should switch to 1;
next flash the full combination file or stock firmware.
FUSE Number stands for software version,
samsung has protection against downgrading software,
So once you flashed firmware with number 2 in it, the device will change the fuse to 2 and after that
you will not able to flash anything less than with number 2 and so on.
S7 edge up and running
Dude thanks a lot!!! I read through multiple threads. Some more technical than others but this one was plain simple and it worked. Some of the files I deleted were a bit different, but hey, it got bit to work. One other thing for anyone experiencing the same issue, just look for a combination file matching your phones actual bootloader. Once you find it, just start deleting the files Odin is indicating are not letting the flash complete. In my case, files: hyp.mbn, pmic.elf, emmc_appsboot.mbn, xbl.elf. once I deleted those files I was golden. :laugh::laugh::laugh:
HI
I have smiliar problem.
I have a problem with a friend's phone. they give S7 Edge to the service because he have problem witch turn on telephone
When he received the phone displays an error: "An error has occured while updating software.. Use the Emergency recovery function in the Smart Switch PC"
Smart Swhitch doesn't recognized the phone
I try update firmware with odin but when i flashing i have error: SV rev. check fail(bootloader) Device: -1 Binary: 6
I try to insert TWRP and i have next error: Custom binary (recovery) blocked By FAP lock
I can not insert custom recovery witch TWRP, and I don't have any idea what official rom was uploaded last time :/
Sorry for my English :/
Hello all,
I have been a long-time peruser of this site, but this is the first time I couldn't find a good answer to my issue.
My phone (SM-G950F) ran out of power, I didn't notice till after it died completely. When I tried to turn it on while charging it displays the message "Custom binary blocked by FRP lock" on the logo screen, then turns off. If plugged in to a charger, it'll just keep booting like that in a loop. I'm not even able to access recovery, only the download mode. I'm not against factory resetting my phone, however I have important data that in the phone storage I need to keep. I have searched online and youtube with no success.
Any ideas or suggestions will be much appreciated.
NOTE: Before the phone battery died, i wasn't tinkering with any setting that may lead to this; just regular use
flash it with odin
Flash official firmware..but make sure to use HOME_CSC not CSC...to keep your data...then boot direct to download mode after flashing ia done and flash twrp recovery
I have same issue bot Windows dosn't see my phone (drivers installed) so I'm unable to flash it. I can see only unrecognizable device in windows device manager. Is there any hope to fix it. Please help
mic225 said:
Flash official firmware..but make sure to use HOME_CSC not CSC...to keep your data...then boot direct to download mode after flashing ia done and flash twrp recovery
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Hello everyone,
This is a SM G975F exynos model
Please note that the bootloader is locked!
I tried to root the phone and it sort of succeeded but now its stuck on bootloop
And moreover Knox is tripped ... if that even matters at all?
I can access download mode, recovery and charges normally with no issues at all.
Problem is i cannot get into the home screen or the setup screen
I have used odin to flash 2 versions of android 10
Since i cannot downgrade because of bootloader being locked....
The odin flashes two versions of 8 bit roms one is G975FXXU8DTH7 and other is G975FXXU8CTG4
Both are android 10
If i do try to downgrade odin gets stuck at boot image flash stage and doesnt work again due to bootloader being locked
can any one help me on what the issue might be?
i can get into download mode , recovery mode, the flash results in a success and i get a pass on odin as well
all it does is get stuck on samsung (non animating) stock splash screen and it restarts again and again
Some relevant information i fetched from download mode screen
KG State : Prenormal
FRP Lock : Off
OEM Lock : On (U1)
please assist me on further on this issue if you can
I can even share the video of the phone behaviour if needed via discord
Thank you
Hi,
Did you fix this problem, I'm in the same situation. Trying to flash all versions of ANdroid 10 and 11 now with Odin, as I don't know which stock formware it was on when it went into bootloop.
Update: When in Recovery Mode, go to the Recovery Logs, then one off those log histories shows all the System build numbers and their installation dates. FRom there you can work out which system was installed when it went into boot loop.
I installed the last system it was working on, then left it in boot loop for 2 hours and it suddenly started to initiate. Leaving it overnight didn't work as I think it turns itself off when the prompts aren't responded to.
Can you please post a photo as I am wondering if we have the same problem as described in this link:
Samsung S10 + bootloop ERASE FAIL: READ ONLY
Samsung S10 + SM-F975F/DS IMEI stating Taiwan (Update: Very contradicting information if the phone is Snapdragon OR Exynos) if it even matters to solve the issue I dont know Owner of the above since 2019 without issues; USB debugging mode...
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