I finally rooted my note but how do I tell which one i have. I installed Odin a while ago which is what i used to root today, as I'm sitting here i think i used the Odin from the non flash counter thread...but i want the flash counter root method so i can flash rom. Super user was already installed after Odin finished if that tells you anything.
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Go into download mode and if it says custom binary and you have a flash count, then you went the odin method from Da_G's root.
Edit: you can flash all roms either way. Once you have CWM, you are good to go!
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Go into download mode and if it says custom binary and you have a flash count, then you went the odin method from Da_G's root.
Edit: you can flash all roms either way. Once you have CWM, you are good to go!
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Really...works for me but what's the point of the 2 mothods? I thought one was for root apps only (no flash counter) and the other was for root apps and rom flashing.
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I just checked and i didn't see any flash counts...but your saying i can still flash roms?
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They both achieve root via different levels of the platform. One ups the flash counter, one does not. But no difference in the end. Just your choice depending on if you are worried about the flash counter or not.
If you can boot into clockworkmod recovery, then you just select the zip file of the ROM you want to flash and you are done! Nothing else to it. But just because you are rooted, it does not mean you have recovery. Search the threads in the dev section and install recovery if you want to flash ROMS.
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They both achieve root via different levels of the platform. One ups the flash counter, one does not. But no difference in the end. Just your choice depending on if you are worried about the flash counter or not.
If you can boot into clockworkmod recovery, then you just select the zip file of the ROM you want to flash and you are done! Nothing else to it. But just because you are rooted, it does not mean you have recovery. Search the threads in the dev section and install recovery if you want to flash ROMS.
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I don't have recovery yet, ill probably flash that tomorrow. I just don't understand why there's 2 or more methods for root when they all do the same thing...why would anyone want to trip the flash counter if they didn't have to by using the other method...unless one was available before the other. I guess in the end it doesn't matter but I'm glad i rooted this way rather than the way i thought i did just in case i need a replacement...although i haven't heard of any issues with flash counter yet.
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...unless one was available before the other.
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Bingo! xx
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Bingo! xx
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That's what i figured. Lol
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The different methods is what is confusing me too. Correct if I'm wrong though, even if I root without tripping the counter, Installing a rom or cwm will trigger the counter?
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The different methods is what is confusing me too. Correct if I'm wrong though, even if I root without tripping the counter, Installing a rom or cwm will trigger the counter?
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If you don't want to trip the counter, you also need to install cwm via the "no flash counter" method. See the second post in the recovery thread. but once you have that on there, you can flash non-odin roms all day without tripping the counter.
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If you don't want to trip the counter, you also need to install cwm via the "no flash counter" method. See the second post in the recovery thread. but once you have that on there, you can flash non-odin roms all day without tripping the counter.
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is this the thread you mentioned...if so, seems a little too much for me.
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That's the one! But if you need help, with that process, I'll let someone else step in. I didn't go through it as Odin is a one click deal and I am not worried about tripping my counter.
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That's the one! But if you need help, with that process, I'll let someone else step in. I didn't go through it as Odin is a one click deal and I am not worried about tripping my counter.
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I'm not too worried about the flash counter either...thanks for the help tho. :thumbup:
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LOL not, unbrickable!! phone is elegant inddeeed!
brandonkahn said:
i flashed to froyo 2.2 from hybridr4 2.1 rom using clockwork, everything worked fine nice rom(2.2)... but then i decided to go back to hybrid r4... when i installed the package it just sets at the samsung i9000 splash screen for this rom... i can load into clockwork but for some reason i cant get this 2.2 back onto my sd card... any ideas?
now i did a format of the sd card thru clockwork because it was showing old files on it when i went to load no matter what and would never show 2.2 even if i put it on there, but now thru samsung recov. utility when i go to install package it says E: cant open /sdcard/update.zip installation aborted.... am i screwed?
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Can u get your phone into download mode?
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I am assuming when you flashed back you forgot to flash a stock kernel at the same time. try using odin to get back to stock and you should be fine
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Can u get your phone into download mode?
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Was gonna ask the same thing.
If you can you should be able to to use ODIN to get back to stock.
Sounds like you forgot to flash a 2.1 kernel before you rebooted.
yaddayaddayadddaaaaa
Surprised no one has said "OMG! WRONG SECTION! I'M NOT GONNA HELP YOU!"
But yea, flash a kernel if you can can. Check the Bionix website for them. Also, in the future, make sure you READ everything pertaining to a rom you flash. If you had, you would have known you needed to flash a 2.1 kernel if you wanted to revert.
Odin 1.3
Yeah I've done the same thing before. When you downgrade from 2.2 you must flash a 2.1 kernal first. Best thing to do is re-flash back to stock with Odin. Make sure you use Odin version 1.3 and not version 1. Search the dev forum for how to flash with Odin. The Vibrant is very hard to brick permanently so you should be able to recover from this soft brick.
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i flashed to froyo 2.2 from hybridr4 2.1 rom using clockwork, everything worked fine nice rom(2.2)... but then i decided to go back to hybrid r4... when i installed the package it just sets at the samsung i9000 splash screen for this rom... i can load into clockwork but for some reason i cant get this 2.2 back onto my sd card... any ideas?
now i did a format of the sd card thru clockwork because it was showing old files on it when i went to load no matter what and would never show 2.2 even if i put it on there, but now thru samsung recov. utility when i go to install package it says E: cant open /sdcard/update.zip installation aborted.... am i screwed?
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I had the same problem just two days ago and I thought I ruined my phone. Follow the instructions in this post
it saved my phone. Do not format your phone with cwm. Bad things happen.
https://sites.google.com/site/projectbionix/home/downloads
You can flash any one of these ROMs and they will include the correct kernel and modem.
brandonkahn said:
yeah i didnt flash the kernel, rookie mistake. the only the i can get to on my phone is samsungs recov. mode at this point by holding up and down and power... so not sure how to get odin on there or whatever..appreciate any and all help, and if someone can provide a fix here im wlling to donate 15 bucks via paypal
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With phone off,hold volumes up and down and plug cable into phone.Don't touch power when doing this.That should get you to download mode.
this one dude was honestly trying to get me to try to install a rom so eagerly it was scary.
brandonkahn said:
im sorry but how do i do this? is it possible to do a flash if i cant load in to anything but the samsung recov on my phone? again if you provide links for downloads and instructions etc. i will gladly donate 15 to paypal because i really cant afford the insurance fee at this point lol thanks so much
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The same thing happened to me and i was stuck at the Galaxy GT 19000 boot splash.
What i did was go into Download mode using ADB:
*adb reboot download*
Then i used odin with THIS guide h t t p : / / forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/6998-howto-how-to-recover-from-a-soft-brick-on-your-vibrant-and-return-to-stock-phone-pc-error/
OMG wrong section! I'm not going to help you
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themodel ur the best ever!!
use Odin to restore your rom!
I think the easiest thing to do is flash any of the ROM that have Kernels in them, I have only had to use odin once, and that was just to try it out. I always keep stuff on my card, But i guess if you didnt going back to stock through odin would be the next best thing.
Greg ODIN!!!!
brandonkahn said:
i really need to know how to get into download mode so i can use odin, can someone please explain.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=734475
Follow the directions in the forum. for me I held up and down with power and had my wife plug it into the usb for me, worked the one time i tried. but thats why the thread is better from what most have said each phone is a little different depending upon date it was made.
u guys are so funny, rock bottoms!
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YES!! you guys are the best! so if my phone was rooted before this is it still rooted or did this unroot it??? thanks guys.
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Depends on what you flash, but even if its stock with no root, root is very easy on the phone, just do whatever worked for you the first time.
Would like to know if accepting the OTA update installs the jig disabled secondary bootloader that the UCKK6 leak included. Anyone who has done the OTA update and also has the jig boot into download mode using the jig. If the secondary bootloader was not changed, the screen should indicate the counter has been reset. If that indication is not there, then additional testing will be needed to verify if the bootloader is jig disabled.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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This is on 2.3.6 stock. Incase you can't read it, in green it says erasing download information succeeded. I can't remember what it said before when I reset from zedomax.
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Good news.
On UCKH7 stock bootloader it says the same.
Looks like the OTA update doesn't include the secondary bootloader, or if it does, it's not the disabled one. Most likely just doesn't install it at all.
Thanks for the quick reply.
No problem creepy. Thanks for all your work here. Once its confirmed that the jig method still works I will reflash with the zedo method. I just need to be sure not to be stuck with an incremented flash counter.
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It probably does. Here is a link to the UCKH7 Secondary Boot Loader. I am using it on UCKK6 and it works. I know the oneclick UCKK6 released by Designgears does. I have not installed the OTA.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1316726
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No problem creepy. Thanks for all your work here. Once its confirmed that the jig method still works I will reflash with the zedo method. I just need to be sure not to be stuck with an incremented flash counter.
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Your initial post was with stock UCKK6 put on your phone via the over the air update, right?
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Your initial post was with stock UCKK6 put on your phone via the over the air update, right?
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Yes I updated via ota on Thursday after I returned to stock via your thread. I took the photo of the jig screen and the screen shot today. The first pic is crappy because it was taken on my tablet.
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OK. I was just a little confused by your other post. I think the most likely scenario is that the ota update does not install any bootloader. It's really very risky to install bootloader via ota, and I don't think AT&T is willing to do that after the fiasco they had with the first Captivate ota update.
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OK. I was just a little confused by your other post. I think the most likely scenario is that the ota update does not install any bootloader. It's really very risky to install bootloader via ota, and I don't think AT&T is willing to do that after the fiasco they had with the first Captivate ota update.
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yea , i am a confusing person , I just dont have the balls to try and flash cwm and be stuck with the yellow triangle lol. I am ok running stock 2.3.6 for now but i will want the ics port when it comes out. I just wish i could get all the ringtones in unnamed rom.
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ok I took the plunge and did the OTA update on thursday when it was released , running stock 2.3.6 I flashed cwm using the zedomax method through odin which gave me the yellow triangle , powered off and inserted my usd jig and no more triangle and custom binary count reads 0 and it is rooted. however now my wifi isnt working.
Attempted to flash using only a custom kernel (counter already reset) and it failed real quick. No other modifications. So... as others have probably already mentioned if you have a custom kernel (even without other changes) it will likely fail. I'll be going over to the mobile odin method now.
shinji257 said:
Attempted to flash using only a custom kernel (counter already reset) and it failed real quick. No other modifications. So... as others have probably already mentioned if you have a custom kernel (even without other changes) it will likely fail. I'll be going over to the mobile odin method now.
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Let us know the results please.
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Ice Cream Sandwich use Triangleaway
First I would like to thank creepyncrawly!
If it wasn't for his post here, I wouldn't have bothered trying this method or writing this up.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
**MIUI & CM7 USERS SCROLL DOWN**
1. Download Mobile Odin Lite (Download) or Pro (Market)
If using Lite then install this APK next - (Download)
2. Download and copy to device - StockKernel-PDA.tar
3. Open Mobile Odin > select Kernel > StockKernel-PDA.tar
4. Scroll down to FLASH FIRMWARE
It will now reboot, wait a few minutes...
5. After it reboots go back to Mobile Odin and flash Entropy or Siyah kernel using the TAR or zImage file (zips don't work).
MIUI & CM7 Users
1. Boot in recovery and do a Nandroid backup!
2. Wipe everything and restore to 2.3.4 or 2.3.6 based ROM (UnNamed, ShoStock, etc)
3. Download Mobile Odin Lite (Download) or Pro (Market)
If using Lite then install this APK next - (Download)
4. Download and copy to device - StockKernel-PDA.tar
5. Open Mobile Odin > select Kernel > StockKernel-PDA.tar
6. Scroll down to FLASH FIRMWARE
It will now reboot, wait a few minutes...
7. After it reboots go back to Mobile Odin and flash Siyah kernel using the TAR or zImage file (zips don't work).
8. Restore CM7/MIUI from the backup
INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRIANGLEAWAY TO BE POSTED LATER!
If this helped you in anyway please show your THANKS!
Cause we all love pictures.
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Other than pictures, how does your thread differ from this one that already has a detailed step by step on how to use Mobile Odin?
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Other than pictures, how does your thread differ from this one that already has a detailed step by step on how to use Mobile Odin?
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That's to avoid the triangle, this is if you have it already and want to do everything without a computer.
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That's to avoid the triangle, this is if you have it already and want to do everything without a computer.
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Your title says how to remove warning triangle. Avoid, remove... its the same thing. The other thread gives step by step on how to remove, avoid and how to use Mobile Odin all in one shot.
So again, how does this thread differ?
Red5 said:
Your title says how to remove warning triangle. Avoid, remove... its the same thing. The other thread gives step by step on how to remove, avoid and how to use Mobile Odin all in one shot.
So again, how does this thread differ?
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I guess I missed it but where does it show in that guide how to remove it using Mobile Odin? I see how to flash a new kernel without ever getting the triangle.
His other guide here (which is in the OP), shows how to remove it with a computer.
If its there and I am blind then by all means you can close the thread and I am sorry.
Thanks for the write up!
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Are you sure that this removes the warning sign?
Since it's an on-device flash I'd be shocked if it removes it. Only download mode (Odin/Heimdall) flashes trigger changes to the warning screen. That's how we can flash custom kernels on-device without triggering it.
Thanks.. finally that annoying triangle is gone!!!
Just did it following the op's instructions and it does remove the triangle on boot. After flashing entropy's 1/23 release cause it was a tar file there still wasn't a triangle. I then flashed his 1/29 release via cwm and there is still no triangle on boot.
Thanks op for a quick, easy, and painless way of getting rid of it.
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Are you sure that this removes the warning sign?
Since it's an on-device flash I'd be shocked if it removes it. Only download mode (Odin/Heimdall) flashes trigger changes to the warning screen. That's how we can flash custom kernels on-device without triggering it.
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Yup I did it last night if you want I can do a video but that's not till the weekend if I get a chance.
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Confirmed. Totally got rid of the stupid triangle. Very easy.
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Thanks.. finally that annoying triangle is gone!!!
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NJGSII said:
Just did it following the op's instructions and it does remove the triangle on boot. After flashing entropy's 1/23 release cause it was a tar file there still wasn't a triangle. I then flashed his 1/29 release via cwm and there is still no triangle on boot.
Thanks op for a quick, easy, and painless way of getting rid of it.
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Karashta said:
Confirmed. Totally got rid of the stupid triangle. Very easy.
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Good to know!
Glad I can help this awesome community.
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Good to know!
Glad I can help this awesome community.
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This is awesome! Thanks a bunch! One more question (probably an ignorant one) - if one flashes a new ROM, lets say CM7 after UnNamed, does the triangle reappear?
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This is awesome! Thanks a bunch! One more question (probably an ignorant one) - if one flashes a new ROM, lets say CM7 after UnNamed, does the triangle reappear?
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As long as you use CWM from Entropy or Siyah Kernel it should be fine and the triangle wont appear.
Weird... If an internal flash of a stock binary will clear the triangle, that makes things a LOT easier for people.
Worked perfectly on the bus home from high school it never really bothered me but was easy enough so i figured why not do it
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Weird... If an internal flash of a stock binary will clear the triangle, that makes things a LOT easier for people.
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Yup, now nobody should be complaining about the triangle since there is many ways around it.
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Worked perfectly on the bus home from high school it never really bothered me but was easy enough so i figured why not do it
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Could someone please explain this to me.
Facts as I understand them:
Mobile Odin uses a "flash kernel" to flash most of the elements of the software. However, it is possible to use Mobile Odin lite without the "flash kernel" to flash a kernel. The "flash kernel" is actually a version of ClockworkMod Recovery that is loaded by Mobile Odin. My assumption then is that Mobile Odin flashes the kernel internally, and then boots into ClockworkMod Recovery, its "flash kernel", to flash the rest of the software.
We currently understand that anything flashed with ClockworkMod Recovery does not affect the flash counter or the yellow warning triangle, but appearantly, Mobile Odin does not use its "flash kernel" to flash the kernel?
Charifire makes the following statement in the OP of his Mobile Odin thread:
Flashing with Mobile ODIN does NOT increase your custom kernel flash counter or make the yellow warning triangle appear.
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So, the puzzle and the question is, if flashing a custom kernel with Mobile Odin does not make the yellow warning triangle appear, then why does flashing a stock kernel with Mobile Odin remove it?
Hmm, seems worth a try.
Odin is taking forever "dumping" since this device isn't supported. Weird.
I updated my bell note to ICS yesterdsay, and flashed cwm, odin shows PASS, after holding volume + and - while rebooting, I entered "android system recovery" I guess it's official recovery mode, instead of cwm, is there anything wrong? pls help, thanks
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I updated my bell note to ICS yesterdsay, and flashed cwm, odin shows PASS, after holding volume + and - while rebooting, I entered "android system recovery" I guess it's official recovery mode, instead of cwm, is there anything wrong? pls help, thanks
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Go here to find tools, needed to get CWM and Root....if you had root, once you updated you lost cwm and root....kk
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Thanks for your reply
it was not rooted before, i flashed CWM touch from development section, but I am not able to enter CWM, I only got into "android system recovery", I cannot install busybox.
uzmcue said:
Thanks for your reply
it was not rooted before, i flashed CWM touch from development section, but I am not able to enter CWM, I only got into "android system recovery", I cannot install busybox.
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holding the down volume and power button...does not work????
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holding the down volume and power button...does not work????
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holding the volume down and power got me into downloading mode, that worked, I flashed cwm.
but to get into recovery mode, I need to hold volume up down and power, that's correct? I only entered adroid system recovery.
Thanks
Where did you put the cwm tar in Odin? It should be in the PDA section. After that yes you should be able to get in with the power and volume up buttons.
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Where did you put the cwm tar in Odin? It should be in the PDA section. After that yes you should be able to get in with the power and volume up buttons.
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yes, I put it in pda
with a never rooted gnote, I only need to flash cwm with odin, then I should be able to enter recovery mode, am I missing something? any other files should be flashed?
Correct but you want to flash the super user zip once your in cwm if your going for root
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I rooted my s3 and tab10.1 without any issues, it's wired this time
Idk either can you post a pic of what or Odin says when its done
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I think post 16 of this thread may be helpful..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766181&page=2
I think we may have to consider a Canadian carrier specific thread as I think our recent ICS upgrade has introduced some challenges specific to those of us north of the border...
Of course. Sorry I could not be of any help
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Same here, I flashed CWM by Odin & all was good but when Im trying to go at CWM recovery mode it just go straight Android Stock Recovery.
Please help
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FYI: I rooted my note AT&T when it had GB(stock) and when Samsung squeezed out the official ICS I updated through Kies which in turn unrooted the Note.
I read this thread -->here<-- hoping for a similar method to root the official ICS 4.0.4 WITHOUT tripping the counter. So far (if I didn't miss any info) only found modded ROMs and flashing methods. I don't want to flash I simply would like to repeat the same rooting process as that of GB.
Any suggestions?
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FYI: I rooted my note AT&T when it had GB(stock) and when Samsung squeezed out the official ICS I updated through Kies which in turn unrooted the Note.
I read this thread -->here<-- hoping for a similar method to root the official ICS 4.0.4 WITHOUT tripping the counter. So far (if I didn't miss any info) only found modded ROMs and flashing methods. I don't want to flash I simply would like to repeat the same rooting process as that of GB.
Any suggestions?
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I'm interested in the same thing, given there are directions and an Odin Tar for System flash (which doesn't trip counter) for Stock Gingerbread which has root installed. Is this something the devs could look into? I know that there are a few that are working with stock and modding after stock is rooted, it would be great to have that system.tar for flashing and using ADB to install CWM and then still keep the flash counter from being tripped.
I know there is a CWM for resetting the flash counter, but that's not something I want to mess with. Have heard rumor that they can still see that you flashed something that isn't stock and that's even if you have reset the counter. Not sure on confirmation but that's what I heard. Just want to stay clean like I have already.
Thank you all for any help with this issue!!
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with a never rooted gnote, I only need to flash cwm with odin, then I should be able to enter recovery mode, am I missing something? any other files should be flashed?
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Try following this its what I used http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28821450
If you updated OTA it seems us Canadians have a script that rewrites the recovery to stock.
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Hi guys. I finally made the change to android a few months back after iphoning for several years. I'm so glad I did. Everything I wanted that Apple wouldn't let me have is here. I wasn't too bothered about rooting up until I saw a video on youtube detailing the advantages. I was quite surprised you can get free tethering (which is something that would be very handy). Also since the jelly bean update my phone became a bit laggy and i heard you can speed it up via 'setcpu'.
After days or reading, reading and yet more reading I took the plunge and rooted my s3 i9300 via Odin. The first file I used said successful but a 'check root' app said it wasn't. I found another file for my spec and tried that and it seems to have rooted now.
So here are my questions that although I've read alot about I haven't really found an answer I'm confident with to take the next step....
1) Can I just turn on tethering on my settings or do I have to install or download a certain app to run it through? I'm on T-mobile if that makes a difference and I'm from the UK.
2) The CWM that is installed is not the same one I keep reading about. I found an updated version on this site but can I just install it via ODIN or do I need to uninstall the one currently on the phone.
3) I would like to try a fresh install of a ROM so i have a clean foundation. I'm not fussed about backing up my apps etc and all my contacts are sync'd via google. At this time I'm quite happy to keep the phone standard-ish looking while I learn more about rooting and roms and have heard cyanogenmod are more popular for the close to stock roms. I have also read they have released a 4.4. Is there a stable version yet? After I have my CWM can I just flash the ROM straight on. Any links for a stable cyanogenmod??
4) Any info on removing the bloatware?
Thanks guys in advance. I'm sure you've heard these questions time and time again. I was an Apple Jailbreaker for along time so hopefully I wont be too hard to educate.
Ben
1. What are you tethering? Simplest way is wirelessly but that doesn’t require root anyway.
2. Yes just update via odin.
3. CM is aosp based rom so it's actually fairly close to stock android rather than stock Samsung, have a look in the Android development forum for a list of custom roms. I won't recommend a particular rom as they all have benefits. Aosp roms cm included have issues due to Samsung controlling some of the proprietary software meaning some things hdmi out, FM radio etc either don't work or have limited function.
4. If you flash a custom rom, you are reducing bloat to a greater or lesser extent. But you may also be sacrificing some Google or Samsung apps depending on your chosen rom, again have a look at the rom threads as there are seriously too many to list.
And welcome to the dark side and enjoy the freedom.
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Basics
STICKYS FAQS and GUIDES
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2344125
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2362743
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2393289
Ghostofcain
No by tethering I just meant for my laptop or the kids ipad's etc if we're out and about with no wifi. So I can just use the usual stock tethering as opposed to having to use an app?
Is CMW the better one to use?
I shall browse the roms and try and find something that's compatible.
Thanks for your time
JJEGAN I shall have a read of these. Thanks very much.
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Ghostofcain
No by tethering I just meant for my laptop or the kids ipad's etc if we're out and about with no wifi. So I can just use the usual stock tethering as opposed to having to use an app?
Is CMW the better one to use?
I shall browse the roms and try and find something that's compatible.
Thanks for your time
JJEGAN I shall have a read of these. Thanks very much.
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Stock tethering should work fine, that's what I use. If i was you I'd stick with a Samsung based rom to start with as you'll find most of the apps are available and all features should work, but once you've got the bug the skies the limit.
CWM is probably the benchmark recovery, but if you want a slightly more featured one you could go with Philz.
Just remember nandroid is your friend, keep a backup and if a ROM doesn't suit you just restore.
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Many Thanks. Will read the above links tonight and let you know if I still have any questions.
Appreciated!
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Hi. Well I've tried to update the CWM through Odin and it says it has passed etc but when I go back into the phone it is still the old version.
Do I need to unlock my bootloader first? I was under the impression the i9300 bootloaders are unlocked from stock?
If so I'm running 4.3 so am I right in reading that it cannot be unlocked?
Another thing. When I plug my phone into Odin nothing happens. If I connect my phone first then open Odin it recognises it. All be it could be an issue with Odin I did it this way for the initial root and it worked fine?
Please helppppppp. I got the bug now. Just like the old apple jailbreak days
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Hi. Well I've tried to update the CWM through Odin and it says it has passed etc but when I go back into the phone it is still the old version.
Do I need to unlock my bootloader first? I was under the impression the i9300 bootloaders are unlocked from stock?
If so I'm running 4.3 so am I right in reading that it cannot be unlocked?
Another thing. When I plug my phone into Odin nothing happens. If I connect my phone first then open Odin it recognises it. All be it could be an issue with Odin I did it this way for the initial root and it worked fine?
Please helppppppp. I got the bug now. Just like the old apple jailbreak days
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You do not need to use Odin to change recoveries if you already have a custom recovery installed..There are two versions of recovery .tar.md5 (you flash these with Odin) or .zip files (you flash these with your current custom recovery)
I would also recommend using PhilZ recovery it as alot more options.
Ok thanks. So do I add the zip version to my SD card? If so how do I run it from there? Via the CWM app on my phone?
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Ok thanks. So do I add the zip version to my SD card? If so how do I run it from there? Via the CWM app on my phone?
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Yep.. Add to Ext SD card and choose same option you do to flash a rom (install zip option)... Then reboot!
Cheers pal. I'm out at the mo but will try this evening and report back. Cheers
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Well I tried it an still the same thing. It's been like this from the start but could this be the culprit....
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You do not need to use Odin to change recoveries if you already have a custom recovery installed..There are two versions of recovery .tar.md5 (you flash these with Odin) or .zip files (you flash these with your current custom recovery)
I would also recommend using PhilZ recovery it as alot more options.
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Woah wait... Isn't TWRP recovery available for the S3?
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Should I try that then? Any particular version of the I9300 I need?
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Don't flash using CWM, use the recovery, I have read reports of issues using CWM on the i9300
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I did plenty of research and didn't see anything myself. What can I flash with Instead? Can I flash something straight over the top?
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I did plenty of research and didn't see anything myself. What can I flash with Instead? Can I flash something straight over the top?
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You need reboot recovery: vol+,power,home at the same tyme.
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I did plenty of research and didn't see anything myself. What can I flash with Instead? Can I flash something straight over the top?
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Sorry my confusion I didn't realise you where using the cwm manager app! This is why you are having problems I never use apps to flash roms or recoveries they always seem to have problems.You need to manualy flash from recovery itself boot into recovery volume up + home+power and flash from there.
Flash PhilZ recovery from there....
Hi thanks. Maybe that's why. I've been doing volume down, home and power.
Flash using odin?
Thanks
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Hi thanks. Maybe that's why. I've been doing volume down, home and power.
Flash using odin?
Thanks
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That's download mode lol easy mistake your not the first! Yes flash with Odin takes less than a minute to do..