would rooting my s5 neo android 7 be the same as in android 6
Not really each Version has its own recovery
deXterlab97 said:
would rooting my s5 neo android 7 be the same as in android 6
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it depends on how you rooted your phone in the past.. but basically yes.
dont know how it is with supersu, but magisk works as usually
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Hi,
I just baught myself a Google Nexus 7 and coming from Apple's locked iOS from an iPad Mini I want to know a few things..
1. What are the latest Android version for stock Nexus 7? 4.22 or 4.3?
2. I want to root my Nexus 7, are there any beginner guides on how to do it or is there any complete packages available for download?
3. I'm on a Mac can I as easily root my Nexus 7 as if I were on a Windows machine?
4. I want the latest, speediest and most stable ROM where all stuff works. Can you point me in a direction of which to choose from?
Well I guess that's it for now.
Thanks again.
Rasmus, Denmark
The latest version is 4.3
To root check the stickies here, there are some guides. They should work for Mac too, because you just use fastboot to unlock the bootloader, flash the recovery and then you root via flashing a zip in recovery
There's no best rom. Just check some roms in the Dev section and check the bugs. If there are (nearly) no bugs and you like the interface/additional features flash it. Otherwise use the stock rom, it's great too :good:
The obvious question is, why do you want to root? Do you need it? Because if you are just a beginner, you should better read much and then (if you still need root) root it
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2
mihahn said:
The latest version is 4.3
To root check the stickies here, there are some guides. They should work for Mac too, because you just use fastboot to unlock the bootloader, flash the recovery and then you root via flashing a zip in recovery
There's no best rom. Just check some roms in the Dev section and check the bugs. If there are (nearly) no bugs and you like the interface/additional features flash it. Otherwise use the stock rom, it's great too :good:
The obvious question is, why do you want to root? Do you need it? Because if you are just a beginner, you should better read much and then (if you still need root) root it
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2
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Thanks for your help and answers. I have owned a couple of android devices in the past, but that was a couple of years ago and then I used fastboot
Thanks again.
Rasmus, Denmark
rasmusj78 said:
Thanks for your help and answers. I have owned a couple of android devices in the past, but that was a couple of years ago and then I used fastboot
Thanks again.
Rasmus, Denmark
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No problem
For any further questions, just ask
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2
mihahn said:
No problem
For any further questions, just ask
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2
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Just one question more. If I choose to flash and root a stock image (4.3). Will I be able to receive OTA updates from Google in the future or do I have to root the device again upon an update?
Thanks.
Rasmus, Denmark
rasmusj78 said:
Just one question more. If I choose to flash and root a stock image (4.3). Will I be able to receive OTA updates from Google in the future or do I have to root the device again upon an update?
Thanks.
Rasmus, Denmark
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I guess it's better to be on stock rom without any modifications to prevent issues with the updates
And as far as I know it's impossible to update on an unlocked bootloader and custom recovery, but I'm not sure
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2
mihahn said:
I guess it's better to be on stock rom without any modifications to prevent issues with the updates
And as far as I know it's impossible to update on an unlocked bootloader and custom recovery, but I'm not sure
Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2
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Ok thanks mihahn.
Rasmus
rasmusj78 said:
Ok thanks mihahn.
Rasmus
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I have been able to take an OTA while rooted and running a custom recovery. It should be no problem.
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i plan to get a SM-N9005 and i live in Canada , my question is the phone has 4.4.2 kitkat installed so am i able to still root it and install custom roms like x-note? and would it even work on wind mobile?
anonapersons said:
i plan to get a SM-N9005 and i live in Canada , my question is the phone has 4.4.2 kitkat installed so am i able to still root it and install custom roms like x-note? and would it even work on wind mobile?
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Of course it will
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N9005 running X-Note 11
aleksa6767 said:
Of course it will
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N9005 running X-Note 11
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ok, how about rooting and installing custom rom? i hear once u update to 4.4.2 boot loader gets locked? so that means i cant install custom rom? thanks
anonapersons said:
ok, how about rooting and installing custom rom? i hear once u update to 4.4.2 boot loader gets locked? so that means i cant install custom rom? thanks
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Yes, I'm running 4.4.2 kitkat with x-note 11 rom installed and it works just fine. It's the same just once you get kitkat there's no turning back to 4.3.
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N9005 running X-Note 11
thanks
Once you root, Knox is tripped on Kitkat. There is currently no way to fix & you need root or a custom recovery to install custom roms......
anonapersons said:
i plan to get a SM-N9005 and i live in Canada , my question is the phone has 4.4.2 kitkat installed so am i able to still root it and install custom roms like x-note? and would it even work on wind mobile?
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sure. i'm using note 3 n9005 with x-note rom 10.0 and i love it
Hi guys!
Are there anyone who has installed Xposed to a s5?
Is it stable or what?
thinking of rooting my s5 but not sure if its worth it.......
thanks!
uffis88 said:
Hi guys!
Are there anyone who has installed Xposed to a s5?
Is it stable or what?
thinking of rooting my s5 but not sure if its worth it.......
thanks!
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AFAIK, Xposed doesn't work YET on TW based roms.
I don't know if will work on S5 with non-TW roms though.....
I've been using Xposed on my rooted S5 with 4.4.2 for more than 6 months without issue so far.
speedme said:
AFAIK, Xposed doesn't work YET on TW based roms.
I don't know if will work on S5 with non-TW roms though.....
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Thanks, i have to wait and see then. Do you know if there is good rooms for s5?:angel:
gduong128 said:
I've been using Xposed on my rooted S5 with 4.4.2 for more than 6 months without issue so far.
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I second that.
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gduong128 said:
I've been using Xposed on my rooted S5 with 4.4.2 for more than 6 months without issue so far.
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I have 5.0 Lollipop though, thinking of rooting with some rom, worth it?
uffis88 said:
I have 5.0 Lollipop though, thinking of rooting with some rom, worth it?
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Yes, yes, and yes.. Just don't try to go crazy with 50 modules... It works if you work it.
sent from unlocked Bootloader land, with my sm-g900az running some version of lollipop// thanks cricket
AFAIK, Xposed doesn't work on TW based Lollipop roms.
(see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811)
It does work though on Jellybean roms (Android 4.x).
I have _Alexndr's Devbase rom installed (Lollipop) on my S5 and it works very well.
I even have it deodexed.
I'm using rooted touchwiz 4.4.2 and xposed works just fine......There are issues with touchwiz 5.0.+ at the moment... .
Sent from my rooted kn0x0 stocKK SM-G900F S5
Hello everyone, today I am going show you how to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab E with Kingo Root!
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO YOUR DEVICE
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Enable developer options by tapping the build number seven times
2. Go to developer options and enable OEM unlock
3. Go to security and enable unknown sources
4. Download the Kingo Root apk
5. Install the Kingo Root apk
6. Tap the one click root button and wait for it to finish.
7. Enjoy
DOWNLOADS
download the Kingo Root apk from this link:https://root-apk.kingoapp.com/kingoroot-download.htm
I used TWRP to flash SU Zip and works great as well
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DionWhite33 said:
I used TWRP to flash SU Zip and works great as well
Sent from my SM-N920T using XDA-Developers mobile app
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Some variants of the Tab E do not yet have custom recovery so this root method is supposed to be used for them but will work for other Tab E Variants. I personally use a Tab E Verizon which has no custom recovery yet.
Sm-t377v
I have a Sm-t377v running 6.0.1. Will this work for that?
If not would you know of another root for this one? I can't find anything myself...although I'm new to rooting devices lol so I may just be blind.
DrSmiley72 said:
I have a Sm-t377v running 6.0.1. Will this work for that?
If not would you know of another root for this one? I can't find anything myself...although I'm new to rooting devices lol so I may just be blind.
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No you are not blind I have an SM-T377V and it is not rootable on marshmallow 6.0.1:crying: also on lollipop some people get bricked when they use this method.
My brother asked me to root his device, he has T377V, is there still no recovery created for the Verizon version?
guys can you help me with this,
my gt p1000 is already rooted, then i decided to install CWM in it, but after I install it my tab is stuck in a boot loop and there is colored stripes on it, can anyone help me with this?
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guys can you help me with this,
my gt p1000 is already rooted, then i decided to install CWM in it, but after I install it my tab is stuck in a boot loop and there is colored stripes on it, can anyone help me with this?
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Here is a link to an unbrick guide for the Samsung Galaxy Tab https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1133590
tried a lot of versions of the KingoRoot and King Root apk's and zero have even come close to rooting. T377AUCU2BQK2 build Just updated to android 7.1 two days ago. I tried months ago even while it was still on 6 something.
Ideas?
Much Respect!
richteritwan said:
tried a lot of versions of the KingoRoot and King Root apk's and zero have even come close to rooting. T377AUCU2BQK2 build Just updated to android 7.1 two days ago. I tried months ago even while it was still on 6 something.
Ideas?
Much Respect!
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Same here. I'm running 7.1.1 nougat 7650NU and I've been looking for a while. I don't believe there is a recovery available yet
This does not work for SM-T378V running 7.1.1
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Arik1979 said:
Same here. I'm running 7.1.1 nougat 7650NU and I've been looking for a while. I don't believe there is a recovery available yet
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Is there a way to downgrade back to android 5.1 and then root?
I have the sm-t377v i cant be rooted on 6.0.1 or later so i downgraded to 5.1.1 and it rooted but its temporary after a reboot you lose it. I downgraded a sm-567v from 7.1.1 to 5.1.1 im going to try to root even if its temporary
I really want to root and install a stock ROM on this and I was also wondering if there were one click root tools like there are for Nexus devices.
FuryFlames said:
I really want to root and install a stock ROM on this and I was also wondering if there were one click root tools like there are for Nexus devices.
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In answer to the name of the post, yes there is lineage os for the exynos variant but it is in alpha stage right now, calls aren't working and it might be a while till you get a daily driver.
As for one click root, I've never heard or come across any. Current methods of root include, using Odin to flash chainfires cf-autoroot, or flash twrp and install supersu or magisk.
sofir786 said:
In answer to the name of the post, yes there is lineage os for the exynos variant but it is in alpha stage right now, calls aren't working and it might be a while till you get a daily driver.
As for one click root, I've never heard or come across any. Current methods of root include, using Odin to flash chainfires cf-autoroot, or flash twrp and install supersu or magisk.
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Can you help direct me to some instructions? I've come from Nexus devices mostly and I remember them being very easy to root so I just don't wanna mess this up.