I am posting this cause it took hours of trying everyone rooting method. This is the only way I got it
to work.
After reading through a couple more forums I found that it was the Samsung Reactivation
Lock that was blocking me. Upon booting the phone, going into Apps > Setttings > Security
and then typing in my samsung account password I was able to disable the lock
and then Download mode allowed me to root everything successfully and don't forget to turn off verify apps.
Make sure usb debugging is turned on.
Do this by going to setting,about Device,
and clicking on build number seven time.
exit about Device then you should see Developer option to get to USB debugging.
Make sure your battery is Full.
Power off phone.
Hold Home,volume down, and power button down at once until phone vibrate. You
should see a screen that say hold volume down to reboot or volume up to continue
push volume up.
Run odin_3.12.3 as administrator
Select ap
Then selct file G360PVPU2AOH1_G360PSPT2AOH1_G360PVPU2AOH1_HOME.tar
click start.
After restart verify your Software version number is G360PVPU2AOH1.
If it is use kingroot app to root.
After you have root use the mrw guide link or the
supersu-me app to get rid off kingroot su and install super su.
I did the mrw guide.
1)Install terminal emulator.
2)Copy and paste mrw folder onto sdcard and device/phone storage
3)Open terminal emulator and type: su
4)Grant root permission
5)Now type sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh
6)You should now see a new super user app after all said and done.
Make sure your battery is Full.
Power off phone.
Hold Home,volume down, and power button down at once until phone vibrate. You
should see a screen that say hold volume down to reboot or volume up to continue
push volume up.
Run odin_3.12.3 as administrator
Select ap
Then selct file TWRP-2.8.7.0-S820L
click start
You should now a have a new recovery by Power off phone.
Hold Home,volume Up, and power button down at once until phone vibrates.
I have attached all the file needed to do this.
https://www.mediafire.com/?eso4gaiv92v0ggl
Hope this Helps every one.
I also would like to thank all the people who I have found the files from. Without them this wouldn't of been possible.
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Things you need:
Windows computer
Android SDK (on the root of your C:\ drive)
A phone running Android (duh)
Your SDcard inseterd into the phone
USB charge/data cable that came with the phone
A few mins of your time
The purpose of this is to show you how to create a text file listing the applications in the '/system/app' directory. This is where the apk and obex(program) files are located. There are so many in there it's nice to have a list so you can pick and choose which ones you want to remove OR move to your SDcard incase you want them later.
When I downloaded the SDK from Androids site I just extracted it and renamed it sdk and placed it in the root of my C: drive. Open a CMD window or terminal and change to 'c:\sdk\tools' directory.
With the phone powered off plug it into the computer with the USB cable. Hold the POWER button + VOL DOWN while the phone turns on. Choose RECOVERY, when it appears, with the VOL DOWN key and tap POWER. Again with VOL DOWN choose 'partition menu' and press in the OPTICAL MOUSE button. Using the VOL DOWN key you want to highlight '-mount /system' and
'-mount /sdcard' using the OPTICAL MOUSE button to choose each one so they should change to '-unmount /system' and '-unmount /sdcard'.
At this point focus your attention back to the terminal or command window that should be sitting at the 'c:\sdk\tools' prompt. Type in 'adb shell' and press enter. Leave off the ' in the command. Once it connects to your phone change directory to the '/system/app' folder by typing this out...
#cd /system/app/ <hit enter>
Now type
#ls > /sdcard/applist.log
That's it! You should now have a log file on your sdcard. It's so much easier than reading the screen and making a quick decision to remove something that might be bugging you now when you MIGHT need it later. Hope this helped someone!
Once the command is finished (it only takes a second or two) unmount the SDcard and /system folder and reboot your phone.
Snickasaurus said:
Things you need:
Windows computer
Android SDK (on the root of your C:\ drive)
A phone running Android (duh)
Your SDcard inseterd into the phone
USB charge/data cable that came with the phone
A few mins of your time
The purpose of this is to show you how to create a text file listing the applications in the '/system/app' directory. This is where the apk and obex(program) files are located. There are so many in there it's nice to have a list so you can pick and choose which ones you want to remove OR move to your SDcard incase you want them later.
When I downloaded the SDK from Androids site I just extracted it and renamed it sdk and placed it in the root of my C: drive. Open a CMD window or terminal and change to 'c:\sdk\tools' directory.
With the phone powered off plug it into the computer with the USB cable. Hold the POWER button + VOL DOWN while the phone turns on. Choose RECOVERY, when it appears, with the VOL DOWN key and tap POWER. Again with VOL DOWN choose 'partition menu' and press in the OPTICAL MOUSE button. Using the VOL DOWN key you want to highlight '-mount /system' and
'-mount /sdcard' using the OPTICAL MOUSE button to choose each one so they should change to '-unmount /system' and '-unmount /sdcard'.
At this point focus your attention back to the terminal or command window that should be sitting at the 'c:\sdk\tools' prompt. Type in 'adb shell' and press enter. Leave off the ' in the command. Once it connects to your phone change directory to the '/system/app' folder by typing this out...
#cd /system/app/
Now type
#ls > /sdcard/applist.log
That's it! You should now have a log file on your sdcard. It's so much easier than reading the screen and making a quick decision to remove something that might be bugging you now when you MIGHT need it later. Hope this helped someone!
Once the command is finished (it only takes a second or two) unmount the SDcard and /system folder and reboot your phone.
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Very usefulfor people who like the "de-sensed" route.
Sent from my ADR6300 using XDA App
Thank you. I thought it would be useful to some. After seeing 80+ have viewed this threat I feel it may have been a waste of time but perhaps someone will learn something from it.
I9000 unlock instructions
1. Power on the phone and go to Applications->Settings->About Phone->USB
settings
2. Select Mass Storage
3. Connect the phone to USB cable
4. Swipe down the top notification bar then tap “USB Connected” then select
MOUNT
5. Copy update.zip file to phone mass storage root
6. Power off the phone
7. Press Volume Up+Home+Power on key to start the phone into recovery
mode
8. Go to “apply sdcard:update.zip” using volume keys then select it using
home key
9. Power on the phone then go to Andoid Market and install Terminal
Emulator
10. Run Terminal Emulator
11. Type cat /efs/nv_data.bin >> /sdcard/nv_data.bin into terminal then type
Enter
12. Connect the phone to PC in USB Storage Mode then copy nv_data.bin file
to your pc
13. Open nv_data.bin file with any hex editor (ex. Hex workshop) then go to
address 00181460
14. There are the codes
15. Power on the phone with any unaccepted sim card inside then type in the
first code to unlock the phone
http://www.mediafire.com/?3v6vsqh9qorrwn2
http://www.mediafire.com/?o8djyf4moc9ae44
use thanks button
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=762384
This is a double post.
And there is no 'thanks' button
Tyxerakias said:
And there is no 'thanks' button
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Maybe he copy-pasted from a forum that has one?
I am following 100% tutorial but I am unable to unlock my I9000. Look at the screenshot for the error that I encounter.
I have put the update.zip in root of phone memory, root of MicroSD etc but no chance. Do I need to root the phone or what's the problem?
Thanks
Hi,
I have a NSPRO box and read the unlock code, but as I insert it, it doesn't unlock the phone.
As this didn't work, I tried your method, and the code that showes up is the same as read by NSPRO box, and... it still doesn't work.
Attached is the printscreen of the HEX area where the code is. I've noticed it says "18146D" and not "181460" as your indicated. Could this be the reason why the code doesn't work?
Please help...
THANKS TO JORDAN011 FOR SOME OF THIS INFO. i tried the origional post but got confused with some of the bits esspeciaolly as i didnt find mention of installing Java which was a big stumbling block so i did more tial and error and research and Rooted my Kindle - heres what i did with links: hope it helps (sorry pics didnt come out and niether did the highlighted instructions but short of time and have to popout -- follow it word for word and it will definately work
1. Turn your Kindle Fire on and swipe down the top bar and tap on More+
2. Goto device and turn on the “allow installation of applications” button (ontop of the reset factory defaults)
3. Go back and then goto Security and turn on the “enable ADB” button
4. On your PC Figure out if you have 32 bit or 64 bit windows running and download the correct versions of java and android sdk below:
5. Download and install Java se7u11 the JDK file. From http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html. This is needed for the android SDK to work (otherwise ADB wont work). You may have to register and reboot
6. Download android SDK then extract the folder to your desktop and install the (green icon). download from https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
7. If you have installed java and the android sdk – you should get the following screen:
8. If SDK manager asks you to install any missing packages (button on bottom right corner) then install them/accept and install
9. Download then extract to desktop and install the Kindle fire ADB Drivers (don’t worry if there’s an error message – Just install Anyway as its an unsigned file. Download from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
10. Open up device manager ie start/control panel/hardware and sound/devices and printers/device manager
11. Turn on your kindle and plug it into the PC
12. Your kindle should be recognised in device manager as Andriod composite adb interface.
13. Download Bin4rysroot from here http://uploaded.net/file/0fpyh5c5
14. download Quemu root from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
15. Extract both the above files to your C Drive into two new folders and rename the folders Qemu (for quemuroot contents) and Root (forbin4ryroot contents)
16. THE ROOTING PART NOW!!
17. On the Pc goto Start and type in CMD then right click on the CMD icon at the top of the window and select “Run as Administrator” and hit yes if the User Account Control window pops up and a dos window will appear
18. Copy and past (or type this into the window) cd ..\..\Root then hit enter
19. Copy and past (or type this into the window) runme.bat then hit enter
20. When the screen shows an interface, type 1 then hit enter, A lot of errors will show up but that's fine
21. When your kindle shows a "Restore" screen hit restore my data your kindle will restore and reboot (may take some time be patient!)
22. After it finishes out you should get a command line on the pc saying “press any key to continue” when you do that you will see C:|\Root>
23. Copy and past (or type this into the window) cd ..\Qemu then hit enter
24. Copy and past (or type this into the window) rootqemu.bat then hit enter
25. When you get another interface type 1, then hit enter, press enter twice until it starts the steps.
26. It'll restart your kindle a couple times make sure you don't press enter until it has booted up again whenever it prompts you to (ie wait 3 mins before pressing enter) your Now rooted – you don’t have to press any key on the pc now.
27. If you want proof, you can download Es File explorer and in the apps settings goto root settings grant it Root permissions in the settings by ticking root explorer boxe and clicking yes and grant for both
:good: thank for sharing..wil try root my kindle fire...cheerzz
Thought this was great, could finally get my mum's Kindle rooted and put Play Store on it....... Then found that it says I've reached my download limit and that I need to register and pay...
Back to the drawing board.
patel989 said:
THANKS TO JORDAN011 FOR SOME OF THIS INFO. i tried the origional post but got confused with some of the bits esspeciaolly as i didnt find mention of installing Java which was a big stumbling block so i did more tial and error and research and Rooted my Kindle - heres what i did with links: hope it helps (sorry pics didnt come out and niether did the highlighted instructions but short of time and have to popout -- follow it word for word and it will definately work
1. Turn your Kindle Fire on and swipe down the top bar and tap on More+
2. Goto device and turn on the “allow installation of applications” button (ontop of the reset factory defaults)
3. Go back and then goto Security and turn on the “enable ADB” button
4. On your PC Figure out if you have 32 bit or 64 bit windows running and download the correct versions of java and android sdk below:
5. Download and install Java se7u11 the JDK file. From http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html. This is needed for the android SDK to work (otherwise ADB wont work). You may have to register and reboot
6. Download android SDK then extract the folder to your desktop and install the (green icon). download from https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
7. If you have installed java and the android sdk – you should get the following screen:
8. If SDK manager asks you to install any missing packages (button on bottom right corner) then install them/accept and install
9. Download then extract to desktop and install the Kindle fire ADB Drivers (don’t worry if there’s an error message – Just install Anyway as its an unsigned file. Download from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
10. Open up device manager ie start/control panel/hardware and sound/devices and printers/device manager
11. Turn on your kindle and plug it into the PC
12. Your kindle should be recognised in device manager as Andriod composite adb interface.
13. Download Bin4rysroot from here http://uploaded.net/file/0fpyh5c5
14. download Quemu root from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
15. Extract both the above files to your C Drive into two new folders and rename the folders Qemu (for quemuroot contents) and Root (forbin4ryroot contents)
16. THE ROOTING PART NOW!!
17. On the Pc goto Start and type in CMD then right click on the CMD icon at the top of the window and select “Run as Administrator” and hit yes if the User Account Control window pops up and a dos window will appear
18. Copy and past (or type this into the window) cd ..\..\Root then hit enter
19. Copy and past (or type this into the window) runme.bat then hit enter
20. When the screen shows an interface, type 1 then hit enter, A lot of errors will show up but that's fine
21. When your kindle shows a "Restore" screen hit restore my data your kindle will restore and reboot (may take some time be patient!)
22. After it finishes out you should get a command line on the pc saying “press any key to continue” when you do that you will see C:|\Root>
23. Copy and past (or type this into the window) cd ..\Qemu then hit enter
24. Copy and past (or type this into the window) rootqemu.bat then hit enter
25. When you get another interface type 1, then hit enter, press enter twice until it starts the steps.
26. It'll restart your kindle a couple times make sure you don't press enter until it has booted up again whenever it prompts you to (ie wait 3 mins before pressing enter) your Now rooted – you don’t have to press any key on the pc now.
27. If you want proof, you can download Es File explorer and in the apps settings goto root settings grant it Root permissions in the settings by ticking root explorer boxe and clicking yes and grant for both
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I get to step #2 in the script
Step 2 - Exploiting...
/system/bin/sh: cannot create /data/local.prop: Permission denied
My kindle is 10.2.6_user_2630020
What else can be done?
Thank you.
snoopdujour said:
I get to step #2 in the script
Step 2 - Exploiting...
/system/bin/sh: cannot create /data/local.prop: Permission denied
My kindle is 10.2.6_user_2630020
What else can be done?
Thank you.
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This happened to me. And I googled extensively about the problem. Honestly.. the only thing to do is keep running the script.. worked for me after about 20 tries. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
snoopdujour said:
I get to step #2 in the script
Step 2 - Exploiting...
/system/bin/sh: cannot create /data/local.prop: Permission denied
My kindle is 10.2.6_user_2630020
What else can be done?
Thank you.
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Nothing. It's normal and doesn't mean anything. Root still works even with the error
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Sent from my Kindle Fire 2, CM 10.1
Rooting Kindle Fire 10.2.6
I was able to get my Kindle Fire .v2 rooted. I ran through the process again. This time going back to the beginning.
I wasn't able to get it to run, so I refreshed the files, and ran it again. It took 2 attempts to get the first script to run. I thought it didn't run, so I was searching for a reason why. Then I looked up, and the script had finished. Then it took 3 times for the second part of the script to complete.
After getting the the launcher I wanted installed (APEX failed, so did Novo and a few others) AWD worked, but I was unable to get it to be the default launcher. (the kindle launchers 'default' settings were grayed out.
I then went into /system/app and renamed Launcher.apk to Launcher Default.apk and the com.awd.launcher-1.apk to Launcher.apk.
the system didn't respond when I pressed the home key, so I took a chance and rebooted my kindle.
When it rebooted, I was asked which launcher I wanted to use, so I clicked set as default, and clicked on AWD.
All is good now. Thanks
help
i keep getting a runme.bat is not recognized as a internal or external command , operable program or batch file
when i select 1 and hit enter i'm not getting the restore screen on the kindle it just says that it couldnt' push busybox and superuser and then it asks me wich superuser i want too install 1 or 2 and when i select one it just goes back too prompt. any ideas drivers are all good adb good cant figure it out
hey did u ever get help with that
blythefam5 said:
i keep getting a runme.bat is not recognized as a internal or external command , operable program or batch file
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hey did u ever get help with that
Work for 10.4.6?!?
Does this work on 10.4.6 at all? My kindle is running this software atm
Thanks
Lewiswatson99 said:
Does this work on 10.4.6 at all? My kindle is running this software atm
Thanks
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Use step 1 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
Hello everyone, need help
I've got Amazon Kindle Fire HD, the version is 10.2.6. Want to unlock it. I follow this instructions step by step, then i stumbled on the 18 step.
It says "Copy and past (or type this into the window) cd ..\..\Root then hit enter" I type everything as written and system says that it is not able to find the reqested path..( What should I do? Maybe I should type same exact address instead of ..\.. ? Thank you for your response in advance.:angel:
Vitaliy7 said:
I've got Amazon Kindle Fire HD, the version is 10.2.6. Want to unlock it. I follow this instructions step by step, then i stumbled on the 18 step.
It says "Copy and past (or type this into the window) cd ..\..\Root then hit enter" I type everything as written and system says that it is not able to find the reqested path..( What should I do? Maybe I should type same exact address instead of ..\.. ? Thank you for your response in advance.:angel:
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
I'm Trying To Root A Galaxy Core Prime g360p With Instructions And When I Type SU In Terminal Emulator, It Says Not Found
What do you mean when it says 'not found'?
Have you tried using sudo su or the $ symbol?
On my device, I have to type the $ symbol for it to run as root.
Also, to get superuser access, you need your device rooted in the first place. Are you rooted or trying to get root?
Could you also include the guide that you are trying to follow so I can refer to it?
MelonChickens said:
What do you mean when it says 'not found'?
Have you tried using sudo su or the $ symbol?
On my device, I have to type the $ symbol for it to run as root.
Also, to get superuser access, you need your device rooted in the first place. Are you rooted or trying to get root?
Could you also include the guide that you are trying to follow so I can refer to it?
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I'm Trying To Get Root And When I Type SU To Gt Rid Of KingRoot And Get SuperSU Me, Here's The Guide I'm Trying To Follow
After reading through a couple more forums I found that it was the Samsung Reactivation
Lock that was blocking me. Upon booting the phone, going into Apps > Setttings > Security
and then typing in my samsung account password I was able to disable the lock
and then Download mode allowed me to root everything successfully and turn off verify apps.
Make sure usb debugging is turned on.
Do this by going to setting,about Device,
and clicking on build number seven time.
exit about Device then you should see Developer option to get to USB debugging.
Make sure your battery is Full.
Power off phone.
Hold Home,volume down, and power button down at once until phone vibrate. You
should see a screen that say hold volume down to reboot or volume up to continue
push volume up.
Run odin_3.12.3 as administrator
Select ap
Then selct file G360PVPU2AOH1_G360PSPT2AOH1_G360PVPU2AOH1_HOME.tar
click start.
After restart verify your Software version number is G360PVPU2AOH1.
If it is use kingroot app to root.
After you have root use the mrw guide link or the
supersu-me app to get rid off kingroot su and install super su.
I did the mrw guide.
1)Install terminal emulator.
2)Copy and paste mrw folder onto sdcard and device/phone storage
3)Open terminal emulator and type: su
4)Grant root permission
5)Now type sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh
6)You should now see a new super user app after all said and done.
Make sure your battery is Full.
Power off phone.
Hold Home,volume down, and power button down at once until phone vibrate. You
should see a screen that say hold volume down to reboot or volume up to continue
push volume up.
Run odin_3.12.3 as administrator
Select ap
Then selct file TWRP-2.8.7.0-S820L
click start
You should now a have a new recovery by Power off phone.
Hold Home,volume Up, and power button down at once until phone vibrate.
Hope this Helps every one.
Hello,
In the process of flashing my note 4, several dozen times, it seems I overheated it while flashing and burned up my memory and got the dreaded memory error,
which requires you to either
1, buy a machine to remove the memory chip, solder in a new one, and reprogram it with a special flashing tool, ( probably several thousand dollars, with acccess to the correct flash file
or
2, buy a new motherboard
So,
I ordered a new motherboard from China, 29.00 on Alibaba.
When i received it it was already setup booted to a running 5.0.1 oem rom, with no user or other programs setup. I could not root it..
I tried several guides and found this one by @hsbadr
Code:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4-verizon/development/howto-bootloader-unlock-upgrade-to-t3398144
In the forum found this link to files needed
Code:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=15720#downloads
with this file
Code:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=18880
and installed it via odin.
Both this guide
Code:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3360883
and @hsbadr guide shows to install kingroot, others show kingoroot, and others show to install a perm root after temp root.
In way with either my oem 5.0.1 or 5.1.1 could I root with kingroot, with any flavor of file! kingoroot would not install on either rom.
HOWEVER i was successful at using the PC kingoroot version with the above file mentioned.
CAUTION #1. make sure you have an antivirus installed to block some spyware. I used AVG with windows 7
CAUTION #2. dont click on any popups except to close them except for the main root screen
Root took about 30 sec with no reboots,
Caution : its a temp root that wont last on reboot
so continue onto
ADB & The Unlocker
install ADB to c:/ADB folder
copy the unlocker file to this folder or add c:/ADB to your path
Your phone should have been connected already with a usb cable to your computer. We need to verify your phone is found by adb.
open search by your home button in windows
search command or cmd
right click, open as administrator
change directory to your adb folder and
Type in the following command:
Code:
adb devices
Which should return the following
Code:
List of devices attached
123a12ab device
The 123a12ab is made up. Yours will be specific to your device.
If you see something listed like the above adb is working. Now on to the next command to move the unlocker to the phone.
Step 5.1: Send Unlocker to Phone with adb
Type the following command: adb push samsung_unlock_n4-fix /data/local/tmp/
If you get an error it’s because you a) typo b) file isn’t in the folder with adb.exe c) your phone is locked/screen is off d) usb debugging isn’t turned on in settings > developer options.
++++ modified, you should have temp root with kingoroot pc version
Step 6: SKIP -----Kingroot For Temp Root
Keep the adb window accessible you will need to be able to switch to it and enter in the commands below quickly as temp root is unstable. Be ready to copy or type them quickly.
Step 6.5: Work Quick With Precision
++++ modified
Open Root Checker so it’s ready to go. Check .
Once you do see successful root click the multi tasking button on the phone to switch over to root checker. Temp root is buggy and may crash. If it does repeat this process again with getting temp root and opening the apps in the correct order.
If you make it into root checker via the multi tasking button it will ask you to grant it root access, click yes, check for root. If it says you have root go to the command adb window and type these commands in quickly to verify root
you are now going to enter the linux shell on your device
Code:
adb shell
su
if you see the # prompt you are ready. copy and paste the following
Code:
cd /data/local/tmp/ && chmod 777 samsung_unlock_n4-fix && chown root.root samsung_unlock_n4-fix && ./samsung_unlock_n4-fix
The device will reboot and flash the developer code, shut the phone down by removing only the battery and usb cable.
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Step 7: One More Time to unlock the bootloader !!
Put the battery and cable back in and turn the phone back on.
Now repeat the kingoroot PC to gain temp root
Repeat step 6.5
After you send the last adb command and it will reboot and enter a bootloop . THIS IS NORMAL.
again pull the usb cable.
Pull the Battery
PULL THE SD Card and Keep the sd card out!
The sd card is unusable and needs a reformat, or you can keep it because it has a backup of your locked bootloader
Until you plug it into your computer and format it. It doesn’t matter when you format it if it’s not reporting the correct size. This will be fixed by putting it back into your phone AFTER you format it on your pc and formatting it on the phone.
Your bootloader is NOW UNLOCKED
reboot your phone,
and install TWRP via ODIN !!
++++ ignore this it wont work i tried . you need the androind kingroot or kingoroot to work. if u use kingoroot PC to root again, SUPERSUme will not find it .. waste of time
Step 8: Temp Root A Third Time
+++ Modified
Step 8: copy over a rom that you have already downloaded that you want to try
I reccomend this one
Code:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/oreo-8-1-0-unofficial-lineage-15-1-rom-t3760969
download the rom, and the gapps to your computer and transfer them to a clean SD card.
power off the phone and install the SD card with your rom files
++++ Now were going to do it !!!
Step 9: Odin the newest twrp
Turn the phone on and enter download mode by pressing and holding volume down + power + home. When it’s comes to the screen and says “Downloading” you’re ready to proceed.
Browse to your ODIN folder on your computer , right click, open as administrator the odin.exe file
In Odin3 where it says Files [Download] click AP and navigate to the folder you have the twrp file . select/open the file twrp-3.x.x.x-trltevzw.tar.md5
Turn off the automatic rebooting in the custom tab, DO NOT select the PIT tab
Press start
Once it finishes it will say Success or FAILED
IF it says FAILED start the process over, you didn't unlock the bootloader
Power off the phone with the pull battery method
Press and hold these buttons immediately to enter TWRP ,
volume up + power + home.
++++ this step 10 is outdated. see mine below
++++ There are other methods to root unless you want to root your stock 5.1.1 kernel and stay there
Step 10: TWRP & ADB Sideloading
Swipe to allow changes in TWRP. Click Advanced and then ADB Sideload. Swipe to start adb. On your computer open adb.exe from Step 4. On the command line interface in adb.exe
Type the following command: adb devices
Verify your device is there and says sideload.
Type the following command: adb sideload BETA-SuperSU-v2.71-20160331103524.zip
The phone will install Super SU, after it is finished we will install the new Kernel before rebooting.
You may need to re-enter ADB Sideload on the phone.
Type the following command: ab devices
Verify your device is there and sys sideload.
Type the following command: adb sideload Emotion-TW-5.1.1-nightly-r21-RC1-SM-N910P.zip
Reboot the phone.
If boots into 5.1.1 open root checker and verify you have root.
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Step 11: TWRP rom setup the first time by @tripLr
power on phone to recovery by holding down <up> <home> then <power>
boot into TWRP, allow changes.
select backup , change to SD card
BACKUP your rootable device with the bootloader and modem and everything. Name the backup rooted-backup-everything-5.1.1
go to install but DONT install yet
Select your sd card.
You should see the files for the ROM you transferred from your computer
If You dont, you can boot back up, transfer the files appropriately . Then come back here.
Now go to Wipe, Custom, and select everything except external SD card.
THIS IS TO guarantee, no Kingoroot or kingroot stuff is in the phone !!!
WIPE IT TWICE !!!
Now install you ROM, and after your inital setup, come back to TWRP and do a full backup
every time you try a new rom, and get it set up, do a backup. that way you can switch and test to your hearts desire till you run out of SD memory.
The cool thing is you can backup to an external memory device ! more room !
Enjoy
Information Sources: felixtaf, ryanbg, kingroot, twrp, emotion, ibowtoandroid, shimp208, & urgodfather
I also posted this on reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/galaxynote4/comments/4f8cgc/guide_a_noobs_guide_to_permanent_rootunlocked/[/QUOTE]
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Admin can you delete this I accidentally posted the wrong type