Hi I've want to flash TEAM PERFECTION'S ICS OBJECTION 6/1
Do I need to install CW Recovery First and can you provide the link please?
Can you provide me step by step guide also thanks.....
Can you also provide me step by step guide on ATT Reset Counter too please.
Thanks XDA Developers
Tell me which order I need to do first I'm coming from Official Stock of 2.3.6 of ATT Version LTE Model I717
Look through the development section. You'll have to root your phone first then get recovery.
Go to the stickied section of the general thread and there's a thread in there with what you need to know.
Next time search before making threads
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Sorry, but nobody is going to give you step by step, every single step. You need to read, as all of the info can be gathered in about 45 minutes tops.
I'll be nice, since I know others won't. Read up on the things in this list:
Download mode
Recovery mode
Flashing cwm recovery using odin
Nandroid backup
Rooting
Titanium backup your apps
Flashing the rom you want
And flashing back to stock using Odin.
It would take more time for somebody to look up every detail, link to the threads, and explain it for you than it will for you to read everything and learn it yourself...we all had to learn, and so do you. Each of those steps already have instructions, just search for them...learning it yourself and what each step in the process does will benefit you much more than a step by step guide. And DON'T, I repeat, DO NOT, do anything unless you are sure you can follow the steps...that's how mistakes are made and you end up with an expensive paperweight.
Hope I helped before this gets closed.
Edit: Did you even see the stickies in this section before you posted this? If you can't read that much, you better start... no offense, but you really need to before doing anything.
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No need to root. Just install cwm recovery, make a backup, and flash away. Make sure to only use directions for i717.
rootgalaxynote.com
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Ill give ya step by step, but it wont be detailed at all.
1.first of all download and flash CWM through odin.
2.Put superuser on ur sd card and flash that through CWM
3.Download desired rom, put on sd card.
4.Make a backup and wipe dalvik cache, and data.
5.Flash rom.
6.Download flash counter thingy and put on sd.
7. reboot and flash that via CWM.
uh the exact install instructions are in the second post of that thread. I will say that is one of the more complicated ROMs to flash since it involves flashing each release to get to the latest one BUT the steps are repetitive. I would suggest ALLOT of reading on how to root, flash CWM and return to stock BEFORE you attempt installing your first custom ROM. Gather all the tools and run them to at least see if they all work on your system and get comfortable getting your phone into download mode as well as recovery mode.
even then I would suggest another ROM for your first flash until you are more comfortable with all the steps and tools. FJs ROM is one of the better ones and so are those from The Collective. All of those only involve one flash each.
Until a week ago I never flashed an Android rom before, and I agree that many of the development rom instructions take very much for granted.
As a newbie, I found this post to be invaluable:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1586223
Also, take a look at some of the rooting and install videos to get an overall feel of how to do it.
But yes, even though some of the instructions are not the best, I don't think its reasonable for anyone to expect a high level of hand holding.
Thank You everyone to be honest with you it kinda scary to do odin software for the first time.....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1518962
DOWNLOAD: Big File: 532mb in size
http://goo.gl/aq2Wl
I've downloaded this file and the file was to make the ATT Version not be able to counter any flash counter I know a lot of you provided wonderful information
I'm coming a stand still
Do I need to install the CWM Recovery
which one do I do
a. Non-touch version: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1526431
b. Touch version: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1584576
What's the difference?
Thanks Developers......
animeware said:
Thank You everyone to be honest with you it kinda scary to do odin software for the first time.....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1518962
DOWNLOAD: Big File: 532mb in size
http://goo.gl/aq2Wl
I've downloaded this file and the file was to make the ATT Version not be able to counter any flash counter I know a lot of you provided wonderful information
I'm coming a stand still
Do I need to install the CWM Recovery
which one do I do
a. Non-touch version: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1526431
b. Touch version: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1584576
What's the difference?
Thanks Developers......
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Have you ever used a recovery before?
Non touch you would use your volume keys to move up and down among selections and power to select.
Touch version you can touch the screen and it'll work, such as scrolling and double tap to select
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Teufel Hunden said:
Have you ever used a recovery before?
Non touch you would use your volume keys to move up and down among selections and power to select.
Touch version you can touch the screen and it'll work, such as scrolling and double tap to select
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Is the touch version considered to be less stable than the tried and true versions using the traditional volume/power buttons?
animeware said:
Thank You everyone to be honest with you it kinda scary to do odin software for the first time.....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1518962
DOWNLOAD: Big File: 532mb in size
http://goo.gl/aq2Wl
I've downloaded this file and the file was to make the ATT Version not be able to counter any flash counter I know a lot of you provided wonderful information
I'm coming a stand still
Do I need to install the CWM Recovery
which one do I do
a. Non-touch version: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1526431
b. Touch version: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1584576
What's the difference?
Thanks Developers......
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yes if you followed my guide and got odin installed, got root without increasing the flash counter from what I'm reading on your post, you can pick either touch or non touch clockworkmod recovery, there both just as stable , you can just follow the other guides on getting the CWM installed and then just flashed desired rom thru clockworkmod and you'll be set. Just remember that if you want clockworkmod recovery but you're worried about your flash counter, you should use my guide on getting cwm installed thru adb but if you have no knowledge in adb(android debug bridge) then is up to you if you want to side step and learn adb before continuing with rom flashing, if you don't care about the flash counter or want to flash the counter wipe, then flash CWM thru odin and then flash roms thru CWM.
bmstrong said:
Is the touch version considered to be less stable than the tried and true versions using the traditional volume/power buttons?
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No, I use it
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Thanks everyone for all of your supports know I'm rooted enjoying it so much and thanks again
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using XDA
roloracer said:
yes if you followed my guide and got odin installed, got root without increasing the flash counter from what I'm reading on your post, you can pick either touch or non touch clockworkmod recovery, there both just as stable , you can just follow the other guides on getting the CWM installed and then just flashed desired rom thru clockworkmod and you'll be set. Just remember that if you want clockworkmod recovery but you're worried about your flash counter, you should use my guide on getting cwm installed thru adb but if you have no knowledge in adb(android debug bridge) then is up to you if you want to side step and learn adb before continuing with rom flashing, if you don't care about the flash counter or want to flash the counter wipe, then flash CWM thru odin and then flash roms thru CWM.
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Okay. So how do you upgrade the CWM from the traditional to the touch version?
bmstrong said:
Okay. So how do you upgrade the CWM from the traditional to the touch version?
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Just get the zip file and flash it like any other cwm file and then reboot recovery or reboot and boot back into recovery.
Sent from my AOKP NOTE
moderators can you please close this tread.....
Thank You
animeware said:
moderators can you please close this tread.....
Thank You
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XDA is no longer worth my time.
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Hello everyone, Im truly at a loss...
ive been going at this for weeks reading countless threads and differnt sites and i cant figure it out...
My at&t is rooted.. i do have super user access and rom manager installed..
the only problem is when i go into rom manager and reboot into recovery or try to flash a rom i get an error...
e: fialed to verify whole file signature
e: signature verification failed
installation aborted..
it is the blue screen and not the recovery orange screen.... why isnt my recovery not installed and how do i install it??
please help..
if you need any info please let me know thank you..
kind of difficult to understand what you're actually asking, btw the cwm recovery is not orange it's lightblue. also, DON'T USE ROM MANAGER
Nick281051 said:
kind of difficult to understand what you're actually asking, btw the cwm recovery is not orange it's lightblue. also, DON'T USE ROM MANAGER
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Hi nick. I made a video of my problem http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7cxryEC5ig
Also...if you're telling me to not use Tom manager then what do I use to install roms?
Thanks in advanced
xxkhbxx said:
Hi nick. I made a video of my problem http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7cxryEC5ig
Also...if you're telling me to not use Tom manager then what do I use to install roms?
Thanks in advanced
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Rom manager is not fully functional on the SGSII. In particular, you can not use recovery through Rom Manager. To gain ClockworkMod Recovery, you must install a custom kernel containing CWM Recovery.
You can install a kernel with Odin3, Heimdall, adb, Android Terminal Emulator, or Mobile Odin Lite. If you use Odin3 or Heimdall, this will increment the flash counter. Adb, Terminal and Mobile Odin Lite will not increment the flash counter. If you need specific guidance, look at the FAQ in sticky section of the General forum, or follow the Guide linked in my signature. (I havn't added Mobile Odin Lite to the guide yet, but it's a pretty easy option. If you download it from Chainfires thread, it is free. If you get the pro version from the market there is a small charge.)
You can't boot into recovery through rommanager. You should do the three button boot (press power+volup/down) once you do that you will be able to flash roms without any issue.
Blaze9 said:
You should do the three button boot (press power +vol up/down) once you do that you will be able to flash roms without any issue.
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You can't flash roms from stock 3e recovery, so unless there is a custom kernel installed on the phone you will not be able to flash roms.
I'll definitely cast a vote for Mobil Odin. I flashed Entropy 512's latest kernal through the Pro version, and it took less than 10 seconds!
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You can't flash roms from stock 3e recovery, so unless there is a custom kernel installed on the phone you will not be able to flash roms.
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Yes, but he said it is the blue recovery screen, which is CWM. The orange screen is stock recovery.
Blaze9 said:
Yes, but he said it is the blue recovery screen, which is CWM. The orange screen is stock recovery.
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Yes. I looked at his video again. The video is bad, very blurry, but it does look like he has ClockworkMod Recovery 5.0.2.3 installed, not 3e recovery. So your directions would be good in that case.
BYW, I believe that stock 3e recovery is also blue text. It's been a while since I booted into 3e recovery though.
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Yes. I looked at his video again. The video is bad, very blurry, but it does look like he has ClockworkMod Recovery 5.0.2.3 installed, not 3e recovery. So your directions would be good in that case.
BYW, I believe that stock 3e recovery is also blue text. It's been a while since I booted into 3e recovery though.
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3e recovery is indeed blue on our phone, just like CWM.
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Hey Creepy thanks for the heads up and link i feel like part of my prob is syncin to my computer.(it has not been same since windows crashed)Any whos i tried the QR code but said download unsuccessful. Haven't had a chance to do the download. Question is can i just buy mobile Odin off market and download a kernel directly onto my phone from internet/no computer required?
Thanks
ghettopops said:
Hey Creepy thanks for the heads up and link i feel like part of my prob is syncin to my computer.(it has not been same since windows crashed)Any whos i tried the QR code but said download unsuccessful. Haven't had a chance to do the download. Question is can i just buy mobile Odin off market and download a kernel directly onto my phone from internet/no computer required?
Thanks
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That's is correct. Though mobile odin lite is on xda for free. I used it to flash entropy512's newest kernel. Worked without an issue.
Just make sure you have the zImage already extracted and on your phone.
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ghettopops said:
Hey Creepy thanks for the heads up and link i feel like part of my prob is syncin to my computer.(it has not been same since windows crashed)Any whos i tried the QR code but said download unsuccessful. Haven't had a chance to do the download. Question is can i just buy mobile Odin off market and download a kernel directly onto my phone from internet/no computer required?
Thanks
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Download Mobile Odin Lite from Chainfires OP to your pc, move MobileODINLite-v1.25.apk into the same directory where you have adb.exe, and use adb to install it with:
Code:
adb install MobileODINLite-v1.25.apk
You do not need to try to install the add-on (flashkernel). You don't need it to flash a kernel, but you do need it if you want to flash a rom. When I tried it out this weekend, it would not download the flashkernel, so after I installed the kernel, I deleted Mobile Odin Lite.
creepyncrawly said:
Rom manager is not fully functional on the SGSII. In particular, you can not use recovery through Rom Manager. To gain ClockworkMod Recovery, you must install a custom kernel containing CWM Recovery.
You can install a kernel with Odin3, Heimdall, adb, Android Terminal Emulator, or Mobile Odin Lite. If you use Odin3 or Heimdall, this will increment the flash counter. Adb, Terminal and Mobile Odin Lite will not increment the flash counter. If you need specific guidance, look at the FAQ in sticky section of the General forum, or follow the Guide linked in my signature. (I havn't added Mobile Odin Lite to the guide yet, but it's a pretty easy option. If you download it from Chainfires thread, it is free. If you get the pro version from the market there is a small charge.)
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Thank you creepy. Thank u everyone. I will try when I get home and get back to you.
BTW what's this counter that you are mentioning?
xxkhbxx said:
Thank you creepy. Thank u everyone. I will try when I get home and get back to you.
BTW what's this counter that you are mentioning?
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Happy to help. For information on the counter, read the fairly extensive discussions in the flash custom binaries guide and the return to the store guide linked in my signature.
thank you very much, i installed Mob odin lite and the kernel so now i am good to go. I just nandroid backed up my stock rom and am going to give a diff one a try.
creepyncrawly said:
Rom manager is not fully functional on the SGSII. In particular, you can not use recovery through Rom Manager. To gain ClockworkMod Recovery, you must install a custom kernel containing CWM Recovery.
You can install a kernel with Odin3, Heimdall, adb, Android Terminal Emulator, or Mobile Odin Lite. If you use Odin3 or Heimdall, this will increment the flash counter. Adb, Terminal and Mobile Odin Lite will not increment the flash counter. If you need specific guidance, look at the FAQ in sticky section of the General forum, or follow the Guide linked in my signature. (I havn't added Mobile Odin Lite to the guide yet, but it's a pretty easy option. If you download it from Chainfires thread, it is free. If you get the pro version from the market there is a small charge.)
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Hello again. I haven't tried anything yet time is not permitting me to but I did install a custom kernel when I first rooted. This is the method I used if I haven't posted the link up yet. Its from zedomax on his you tube channel. I did it step by step. I was even able to make backups no problem.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-2Z2dKsuio&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Creep? I'm on my lunch break reading your other threads and what not... and I saw someone write press power / up and down buttons to get to cwm recovery ... but then I saw someone say release the power button when you see the yellow triangle.
So I did that and was in recovery 5.0.2.3 and attempted to flash cyanogen that I had stored in the phone...... the first attempt took two seconds so I remember on another post people had said to flash it again so I did. It took maybe 10 seconds this time.
I restarted.. and was joyed to see the cyanogen boot screen but was saddened to see it was caught in a boot loop. Would keep restarting and doing the bootup screen. Wouldn't pass that part so I had to do a restore .. any idea what I may be doing wrong..?
I attached a screen shot of my "about phone" thank u thank you everyone
I really can't help with installing CM7. I've never installed it myself.
From what I see, your were on stock with zedomax kernel and CWM 5.0.2.3, which as far as I know meets the requirements to be ready to flash CM7. Maybe someone with more experience can help you.
creepyncrawly said:
I really can't help with installing CM7. I've never installed it myself.
From what I see, your were on stock with zedomax kernel and CWM 5.0.2.3, which as far as I know meets the requirements to be ready to flash CM7. Maybe someone with more experience can help you.
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Thanks creepy. Just out of curiosity do you have a Tom installed? If so then which? I would like to try your rom and see.
im trying to flash flapjaxxs rom to my note but wen i extract it it doesnt show a tar or pda to use in odin.
Any ideas what i'm doing wrong?
You must never of flashed a rom before you flash the .zip in CWM or twerp recovery on your phone. You need to read the noob how to guides. Maybe someone else can point you to a good one.
Lol wut?
Did you bother to read the OP of the ROM?
Nowhere does it say to extract and flash anything in Odin. You use CWM. Please read more before you brick your device.
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This means that you, as a Deaf or hearing individual has the advantage of the best possible videophone call experience on a mobile phone so far. Keep in mind that, most tablets in the market today. Connection is so fluid on 4G. Not to mention the stylus where you can draw on the fly. Imagine yourself in a typical pen-n-paper situation....pretty handy, eh.
For complete specs, go here: Galaxy Note Full Specifications
------> RECOMNENDED ROM: Flappjaxx's UCLF Base Rom w FJ-Mod. See below:
Source: XDA
Requirements:
-ADB
-may need the USB Drivers (KIes) available here. (Support & Downloads for SGH-I717),
This puts the phone in download mode: hold volume down and power on, next screen asks: vol up, to continue, do so.
-Stock file- pda.tar in the PDA box of Odin3 1.85
- Superuser installed after 1st flash.
Source: Root/Unroot at XDA
****Note that this will increase your flash counter, used by Samsung as a reason to decline warranty service. If you want to flash without tripping the flash counter only, go here-No counter flashing at XDA
****GINGERBREAD ROOTING METHOD ONLY- out of the box.
THIS WILL NOT WORK WITH NEW OFFICIAL ICS.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664980
This is the correct thread. The directions are in the OP.
Froid said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664980
This is the correct thread. The directions are in the OP.
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traxle said:
im trying to flash flapjaxxs rom to my note but wen i extract it it doesnt show a tar or pda to use in odin.
Any ideas what i'm doing wrong?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28318190&postcount=1
see GNote and Gen Info Section of my Thread, above k, not bashing you just trying to help k
If your gonna flash the awesomeness of FJ, to help if you have not done so:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584576
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664980
Instructions:
1. Download to sdcard
2. Reboot to recovery
3. Wipe data/factory reset *ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED COMING
FULL WIPE BEFORE INSTALLING THIS ROM
4. Flash Rom
5. Reboot and Enjoy
Then see the thread provided for you above ok, any questions you can post or PM anytime
so i have to use cwm? i've only used odin so far
traxle said:
so i have to use cwm? i've only used odin so far
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use odin to put this on your phone CWM and then yes flash the ROM as per the instructions listed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584576
i installed cwm. where's the noob section?
Lol
traxle said:
i installed cwm. where's the noob section?
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Where ever you are.
But don't stay that way. Read and educate yourself. Then start experimenting.
traxle said:
i installed cwm. where's the noob section?
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Might i suggest, you can read the general info, in my signature links.
In you're on the pc, links are in my sig links, go to the gen info...read
I would like to flash a new rom. i am currently rooted. I would like to be able to use the nfc feature, as well have jellybean installed. i was looking at using this rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574718. it mentions cwm. is this ok to install on my phone? also, any guidance with this would be great!
Yes its fine
Sent from my SGH-I777
Add long as your phone is an i777, you follow the instructions on the OP, and you re-wipe and flash before asking about something messing up... Yes.
I would also recommend flashing aokp 7.3 ICS, then flashing the JB ROM. It seems to be helpful.
Clay
Team Pirate
Sent from my Buttery Smooth PINK SGH-i777
OP don't forget to hit the thanks button to those who have helped you.
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sniper8752 said:
I would like to flash a new rom. i am currently rooted. I would like to be able to use the nfc feature, as well have jellybean installed. i was looking at using this rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574718. it mentions cwm. is this ok to install on my phone? also, any guidance with this would be great!
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Our phones have a recovery built into the kernel so make sure not to try and flash anything with Rom Manager.
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sniper8752 said:
I would like to flash a new rom. i am currently rooted. I would like to be able to use the nfc feature, as well have jellybean installed. i was looking at using this rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574718. it mentions cwm. is this ok to install on my phone? also, any guidance with this would be great!
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If you start off using any custom ROM, especially the AOKP, I do suggest you spend time read more, follow that thread (the link you provided), the more you read the more you save time and avoid headache down the road. One example that Phalanx just pointed out, it isn't listed anywhere but from reading and following that thread.
1. Make sure your device is i777, if anything other than that, stop.
2. Make sure you have the CwM Recovery installed. Do get along with the buttons such what home button does, what power button does. It depends on the CwMR version.
3. Follow the instruction of the ROM for installation.
4. Good luck and enjoy.
I have cwm installed, and I select the option in the app to reboot into recovery. it reboots, and goes into recovery mode. the only problem is, is that it is the android system recovery. I do not see an option for backup there.
sniper8752 said:
I have cwm installed, and I select the option in the app to reboot into recovery. it reboots, and goes into recovery mode. the only problem is, is that it is the android system recovery. I do not see an option for backup there.
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For crispy sake don't use Rom manager!
Read more before flashing anything
Raise yer mizzenmast and swab 'er poop deck!
sniper8752 said:
I have cwm installed, and I select the option in the app to reboot into recovery. it reboots, and goes into recovery mode. the only problem is, is that it is the android system recovery. I do not see an option for backup there.
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Luckily you don't have CWM installed yet using Rom Manager what you have is Rom Manager....
1. Uninstall Rom Manager ASOP
2. You need to flash a custom kernel to get CWM you can do that be installing Mobile Odin lite free from XDA and flashing a kernel...
3. You need to read LOTS more or you risk BRICKING your phone......
4. It will depend what ROM your on now what kernel you need to flash to get CWM Gingerbread = GB kernel ICS = ICS kernel PLEASE read before doing ANYTHING............
5. Go to this link and READ 3a. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=18576627#post18576627
snipe2nite said:
Luckily you don't have CWM installed yet using Rom Manager what you have is Rom Manager....
1. Uninstall Rom Manager ASOP
2. You need to flash a custom kernel to get CWM you can do that be installing Mobile Odin lite free from XDA and flashing a kernel...
3. You need to read LOTS more or you risk BRICKING your phone......
4. It will depend what ROM your on now what kernel you need to flash to get CWM Gingerbread = GB kernel ICS = ICS kernel PLEASE read before doing ANYTHING............
5. Go to this link and READ 3a. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=18576627#post18576627
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i noticed there is only mobile odin pro now? any free solutions? and so with this, i can flash my rom?
sniper8752 said:
i noticed there is only mobile odin pro now? any free solutions? and so with this, i can flash my rom?
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No. The lite version is still in the OP of the developers thread as an attachment.
sniper8752 said:
i noticed there is only mobile odin pro now? any free solutions? and so with this, i can flash my rom?
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I will help you get this working, I have some questions tho to get you the right info when you see this respond back just don't do anything till
I help you.... I would rather help you then have you brick your phone but of course do whatever you want.... You can DL and install these 2 files just like any other apk install MobileODINLite first then FlashKernel I777 of course you will need to be rooted, this wont change anything on your phone it will just install the app to get you ready to flash the zImage... The next step is KEY as to what you're running now.... That's where I have questions...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xxf4c4tvevh1gnx/MobileODINLite-v3.25.apk Here is a link to the latest release from my dropbox.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5q4b5tkmxsdx0e1/Mobile ODIN FlashKernel I777.apk FlashKernel I777
EDIT I will be around here for about 3 hours it's 6:40am now on the west coast after that it will be like 10 hours...
got it. why does odin need my location?
also, it says that odin required an add-on to be able to flash firmwares on the device (i think i just figured it out... was that the second thing i installed?).
thanks for your help! i appreciate it.
sniper8752 said:
got it. why does odin need my location?
also, it says that odin required an add-on to be able to flash firmwares on the device (i think i just figured it out... was that the second thing i installed?).
thanks for your help! i appreciate it.
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I'm not sure why the location permission BUT it is built by 1 of the best devs on here ChainFire nothing to worrie about....
the second file was the add-on, when you load mobile odin is it saying you need to install the add-on? Now you need to flash the zImage to get CWM if you haven't already....What firmware are you on now? I feel dumb telling to flash the 2nd file you only need the Odin lite to flash the zImage (kernel) to get CWM once you flash a new ROM in CWM you will lose all the data anyways... Now that you have um back them up and save them so when you flash a new ROM you can reinstall both of them!! Always good to have IMO...
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I'm not sure why the location permission BUT it is built by 1 of the best devs on here ChainFire nothing to worrie about....
the second file was the add-on, when you load mobile odin is it saying you need to install the add-on? Now you need to flash the zImage to get CWM if you haven't already....What firmware are you on now? I feel dumb telling to flash the 2nd file you only need the Odin lite to flash the zImage (kernel) to get CWM once you flash a new ROM in CWM you will lose all the data anyways... Now that you have um back them up and save them so when you flash a new ROM you can reinstall both of them!! Always good to have IMO...
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I have installed both apks. zimage has to do with the bootup, right? where do i get that file? would the firmware be i777ucle5?
@sniper8752,
You seem to be flailing around in the dark. You really need to not only read, but also see how things fit together. Just a friendly warning, if you don't know what a zImage is, or why you are flashing it, or which zImage to use, you still need to do some more reading and get a better overall picture before you continue with flashing JellyBean.
The zImage is the kernel. (Don't forget to capitalize the I as linux is case sensitive.) I am assuming you are rooted but do not have ClockworkMod Recovery installed yet. You need to install a custom kernel that matches your system. That means flash a Gingerbread kernel if you currently have a Gingerbread system, or an ICS kernel if you currently have an ICS system. The various options for the kernels are available in the development section. To use a zImage with mobile odin, you must extract the zImage from the .zip file (or sometimes .tar) that the developer makes available. Mobile odin can actually pull the kernel from a tar file, but it will not recognize a zip file.
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@sniper8752,
You seem to be flailing around in the dark. You really need to not only read, but also see how things fit together. Just a friendly warning, if you don't know what a zImage is, or why you are flashing it, or which zImage to use, you still need to do some more reading and get a better overall picture before you continue with flashing JellyBean.
The zImage is the kernel. (Don't forget to capitalize the I as linux is case sensitive.) I am assuming you are rooted but do not have ClockworkMod Recovery installed yet. You need to install a custom kernel that matches your system. That means flash a Gingerbread kernel if you currently have a Gingerbread system, or an ICS kernel if you currently have an ICS system. The various options for the kernels are available in the development section. To use a zImage with mobile odin, you must extract the zImage from the .zip file (or sometimes .tar) that the developer makes available. Mobile odin can actually pull the kernel from a tar file, but it will not recognize a zip file.
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I have decided on flashing this rom: http://ultimatum.us/. looks like it will take about an hour to download... i currently have ics installed. to flash the zImage, do I click on "Kernel" in the app.?
thanks for help and explaining the zImage. what would be the best way to learn all of this? is there a good site so I don't have to go looking around everywhere? maybe like a beginner's guide?
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I have decided on flashing this rom: http://ultimatum.us/. looks like it will take about an hour to download... i currently have ics installed. to flash the zImage, do I click on "Kernel" in the app.?
thanks for help and explaining the zImage. what would be the best way to learn all of this? is there a good site so I don't have to go looking around everywhere? maybe like a beginner's guide?
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Dude, you are so far off path. there are no "begginers" guides, just what we got. Honestly, this stuff aint for you man. dont mess with your phone.
but if you insist, then just keep reading.
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I have decided on flashing this rom: http://ultimatum.us/. looks like it will take about an hour to download... i currently have ics installed. to flash the zImage, do I click on "Kernel" in the app.?
thanks for help and explaining the zImage. what would be the best way to learn all of this? is there a good site so I don't have to go looking around everywhere? maybe like a beginner's guide?
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What app? There is no app...
ClockWorkMod Recovery (CWM) yes, app NO.
EDIT: Just realized you may be talking about mobile Odin our three cwm app. Don't use either at this print, much easier using CWM (reboot into recovery of you've got a custom ROM/kernel)
Clay
Team Pirate
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so i should use cwm instead of odin? i thought people were telling me not to use cwm?
Hey guys.
I've searched the forums for this issue, unfortunately it seems like mine is a little unique and I can't find a solution to my problem anywhere.
I'm stuck in CWM Recovery mode, and although I can navigate the menu... when pressing the Home key to select the various options, nothing happens besides the options blinking for a sec. I can access Odin Mode with Power/Volume +/- but that's it. Also it's worth noting that I'm unable to access my phone's files from my computer when in download mode (my guess is because the phone isn't set to USB storage mode which I have to do from the booted home screen, which... I can't access).
This happened after the first time entering Recovery mode on CWM, and although I have ROM Manager installed on my phone, after researching a little I found that was NOT what I wanted to use. And I did NOT use that program.. my CWM was flashed in from a .tar on Odin (the windows program). I also have a Jellybam folder placed in the phone, which was my next step.
How can I get out of CWM Recovery so that I can continue flashing the Jellybam ROM?
I apologize if I've missed anything. Please let me know if you need any other information. I'll be sure to hit the thank you button on every reply.
THANK YOU!
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um....
you are supposed to flash the ROM from CWM, so why would you want to get out of CWM to get back into CWM?
you havent mentioned what version of Android you were already running or what kernel you flashed, but have you tried using the POWER button to select things in CWM? Are you sure you used the right kernel? Are you sure you have an i777?
Hey Pirateghost, thanks for the reply! And yes, I was going into CWM Recovery to flash the ROM. The reason I wanted out of CWM was because it had no functionality... yes, I did try using the power button to select things. Seems the home button was it? In any case nothing worked. My version of Android was Gingerbread UCKH7, and I'm %100 sure it's an i777. By using the "right kernel" you mean the right version of Jellybam?
UPDATE: I got out of the bootloop by using a stock root UCKH7 kernel, bringing it in from Odin. Now I'm just trying to understand what went wrong and how I can continue to flash my Jellybam ROM in without any issues. I also found that my CWM app disappeared after I uninstalled ROM Manager after getting access back to my phone.
More info...
the kernel I installed for CWM was KH4 at this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399
After putting the KH7 stock root kernel in via Odin and getting out of the bootloop, I deleted ROM Manager off my phone and reflashed the KH4 kernel so I could get CWM. That worked fine, but now Superuser is crashing.
??
xargis said:
More info...
the kernel I installed for CWM was KH4 at this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399
After putting the KH7 stock root kernel in via Odin and getting out of the bootloop, I deleted ROM Manager off my phone and reflashed the KH4 kernel so I could get CWM. That worked fine, but now Superuser is crashing.
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The kernel you just linked above is for the GT-I9100, not the SGH-I777. You seem to be moving forward without providing yourself with enough knowledge. If you are sure the phone is an I777 then stay away from the I9100 forums. Get what you need from here. There is lots of information in the guides linked in my signature. There is enough information there to guide you through everything you want to do.
xargis said:
More info...
the kernel I installed for CWM was KH4 at this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399
After putting the KH7 stock root kernel in via Odin and getting out of the bootloop, I deleted ROM Manager off my phone and reflashed the KH4 kernel so I could get CWM. That worked fine, but now Superuser is crashing.
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You are flashing an older kernel on a newer ROM??? why? if you want to have CMW recovery you should flash your stock rom and then get the CWM .tar file and flash it in Odin. If you happen to get a .zip CWM file you can rename it to update.zip and flash it using your stock ROM's recovery options.
Search something along these lines: CWM5.8.1.8-i777.zip or recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.3-galaxys2att.tar as examples
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The kernel you just linked above is for the GT-I9100, not the SGH-I777. You seem to be moving forward without providing yourself with enough knowledge. If you are sure the phone is an I777 then stay away from the I9100 forums. Get what you need from here. There is lots of information in the guides linked in my signature. There is enough information there to guide you through everything you want to do.
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WOW! I don't know how I missed that. Must pay more attention to detail...
Thank you so much for pointing that out Creepyncrawly!
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... If you happen to get a .zip CWM file you can rename it to update.zip and flash it using your stock ROM's recovery options. ...
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It's great having new folks around helping out.
This is bad information, however. 3e recovery will enforce signature verification on any update.zip, and it will fail.
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It's great having new folks around helping out.
This is bad information, however. 3e recovery will enforce signature verification on any update.zip, and it will fail.
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always a pleasure to lend a hand. you're right it used to work on 2e I think, I was trying to signify the difference between the zip and tar, but thank you so much for the correction.
So should I be using a different kernel? I'm sorry I'm not quite sure what you're saying Commodore64, my head has been spinning from all this.
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So should I be using a different kernel? I'm sorry I'm not quite sure what you're saying Commodore64, my head has been spinning from all this.
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you should be using a kernel intended for your phone....your phone (if branded AT&T) is either an i727 skyrocket or i777. this is the i777 forum section. you appear to have flashed a kernel for an i9100...
just follow creepy's guides and do it the right way. there is nothing you can flash in STOCK recovery that will give you CWM or a new kernel (which on this phone CWM is packed with the kernel)
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So should I be using a different kernel? I'm sorry I'm not quite sure what you're saying Commodore64, my head has been spinning from all this.
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There is not just one answer, you can go back to one of the stock ROMs, like the ones provided by creepyncrawly threads.
There are a lot of threads on this and I don't have my I777 anymore but I used to do this:
1- Once you flashed a stock rom, go into recovery and cleanup. data/cache reset.
2- Have the files you want to flash on your phone. (if you format the SD card you will erase your files including the ones you want to flash!)
3- Use your .tar Odin CWM that worked for you before now to flash CWM.
4- Once in the CWM flash a newer CWM version (CWM6.0.1.0-i777.zip) since your ROM is based on CM/AOKP
5- After flash Go to Advanced and reboot recovery (this will reboot your phone now with the newer version of CWM)
6- Once in the newer CWM clean up again.
7- Don't reboot, have the correct version (latest or whatever) of your Custom ROM and install it now.
This is the general idea, if you don't know what you're doing read the threads in the development section, everything you need is there.
Educate yourself before you make your phone a crippled rabbit and scream for help.
Commodore 64 said:
There is not just one answer, you can go back to one of the stock ROMs, like the ones provided by creepyncrawly threads.
There are a lot of threads on this and I don't have my I777 anymore but I used to do this:
1- Once you flashed a stock rom, go into recovery and cleanup. data/cache reset.
2- Have the files you want to flash on your phone. (if you format the SD card you will erase your files including the ones you want to flash!)
3- Use your .tar Odin CWM that worked for you before now to flash CWM.
4- Once in the CWM flash a newer CWM version (CWM6.0.1.0-i777.zip) since your ROM is based on CM/AOKP
5- After flash Go to Advanced and reboot recovery (this will reboot your phone now with the newer version of CWM)
6- Once in the newer CWM clean up again.
7- Don't reboot, have the correct version (latest or whatever) of your Custom ROM and install it now.
This is the general idea, if you don't know what you're doing read the threads in the development section, everything you need is there.
Educate yourself before you make your phone a crippled rabbit and scream for help.
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this makes no sense, dude.
1. if he is on a stock rom, there is nothing CM/AOKP on his phone
2. on this device the recovery is packed with the kernel, flashing some other CWM doesnt really matter at all. none of this is necessary.
you can flash any kernel you want (made for this device) if you dont plan on booting the OS and only plan on flashing a rom...
you have now complicated an already easy method.
Hey everyone - just wanted to let you guys know that I am now running JellyBAM and so far everything seems fine.
Thank you all for your help, seriously. If anyone has any questions about what I did etc., just ask and I'll get back to ya.
Thanks! :good:
Glad to hear you got JellyBAM up and running xargis, and just to reiterate what pirateghost was saying, you won't get CWM by flashing a CWM.tar file lol, I don't even think one can be found for this model (SGH-i777) which is the device that I currently have, the ONLY way to get CWM onto this device is to flash the proper kernel for this device, but keep in mind that there is another factor to think about as well, depending on what type of custom rom you want to run there are different kernels out there that work best and offer different/better features for deployment into the custom rom for which you will be running, in other words some roms are kernel specific, you can only use certain kernels with CM10/AOKP/ParanoidAndroid based roms, and such is the same with only using certain kernels with Sammy based stock roms, so the choice is yours, hope this info was informative to you and that you definately find a good productive rom that you will be happy to play with and run, have fun with your i777 s2, that's one of the things this forum is all about!!
I have been trying all day to root this bad boy. After finding nothing but broken link after broken link I finally found <cm-10.1-20121229-UNOFFICIAL-p4wifi.zip> and <cm10.1-20130116-UNOFFICIAL-p4wifi.zip> I am stuck at this point because I don't know which to use and well, quite frankly im a noob. ive watched a couple videos and even talked to a guy who rooted his but, i'm unsure about where to put this friggin file. some people say to have my tab in usb debug mode while others say to the contrary. some say to put my tab into odin3 while others say to have it in recovery mode but the one consistency is that they all say that its simple and "noob proof". Well with all the contradictory methods i've researched the one thing ive concluded is that for a noob it really aint that easy to sort through everything ive found and realize what the hell to do. I really don't wanna brick this frigger so this if anything is a desperate cry for help.
Long story short, I have the files which one do I use and what do I do with it?
Sincerely, Nooby McFirsttimerson
Stark_raving_mad said:
I have been trying all day to root this bad boy. After finding nothing but broken link after broken link I finally found <cm-10.1-20121229-UNOFFICIAL-p4wifi.zip> and <cm10.1-20130116-UNOFFICIAL-p4wifi.zip> I am stuck at this point because I don't know which to use and well, quite frankly im a noob. ive watched a couple videos and even talked to a guy who rooted his but, i'm unsure about where to put this friggin file. some people say to have my tab in usb debug mode while others say to the contrary. some say to put my tab into odin3 while others say to have it in recovery mode but the one consistency is that they all say that its simple and "noob proof". Well with all the contradictory methods i've researched the one thing ive concluded is that for a noob it really aint that easy to sort through everything ive found and realize what the hell to do. I really don't wanna brick this frigger so this if anything is a desperate cry for help.
Long story short, I have the files which one do I use and what do I do with it?
Sincerely, Nooby McFirsttimerson
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There's nothing hard about rooting if you want to flash a custom ROM on your tab, 99.9% of the developers pre-root their ROM's so you dont even have to root it, so did pershoot.
Step 1: You start from zero: you have a gt-p7510 STOCK ROM on android 4.0.4, if not, flash the ics bootloader from droidbasement.com via odin in PDA slot.
Step 2: go to droidbasement.com, and it depends which android version you want to flash, 4.0.4, 4.1.1, or 4.2.2, let's say you want do flash android 4.2.2, download clockworkmod recovery 6.0.3.4, flash it via odin in PDA slot and reboot your device.
Step 3: once you have cwm 6.0.3.4 flashed, connect your tablet to your pc and get the latest nightly version, YOU DON'T WANT TO USE EXPERIMENTAL BUILTS!! Since they were only ment for pure development and they could be very unstable. Download the latest version here http://get.cm/?device=p4wifi here and copy the file over from your computer to your device. DO NOT FORGET!
Step 4: reboot your device into recovery and do a factory reset, go to your 0 folder in recovery and flash the latest nightly built. ( a factory reset via cwm will not delete data on your SDcard
Step 5: reboot your device again when it's done and wait up to 10 minutes.
And last but not least step 6: enjoy!!
DefQoN_BE said:
There's nothing hard about rooting if you want to flash a custom ROM on your tab, 99.9% of the developers pre-root their ROM's so you dont even have to root it, so did pershoot.
Step 1: You start from zero: you have a gt-p7510 STOCK ROM on android 4.0.4, if not, flash the ics bootloader from droidbasement.com via odin in PDA slot.
Step 2: go to droidbasement.com, and it depends which android version you want to flash, 4.0.4, 4.1.1, or 4.2.2, let's say you want do flash android 4.2.2, download clockworkmod recovery 6.0.3.4, flash it via odin in PDA slot and reboot your device.
Step 3: once you have cwm 6.0.3.4 flashed, connect your tablet to your pc and get the latest nightly version, YOU DON'T WANT TO USE EXPERIMENTAL BUILTS!! Since they were only ment for pure development and they could be very unstable. Download the latest version here http://get.cm/?device=p4wifi here and copy the file over from your computer to your device. DO NOT FORGET!
Step 4: reboot your device into recovery and do a factory reset, go to your 0 folder in recovery and flash the latest nightly built. ( a factory reset via cwm will not delete data on your SDcard
Step 5: reboot your device again when it's done and wait up to 10 minutes.
And last but not least step 6: enjoy!!
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How do I flash it via odin in PDA slot?
Stark_raving_mad said:
How do I flash it via odin in PDA slot?
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In Odin, there is a PDA button. Click it and select your file.
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Stark_raving_mad said:
How do I flash it via odin in PDA slot?
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Get your tablet in download mode, it's the same way as you go to recovery, but then the other image on the right side, your tab will warn you that flashing other software may cause problems on your tab and blabla, just ignore that and push yes. Connect your tab to your pc and open odin, while it's connected, your pc will look for a driver i think. Once odin is opened, select PDA slot and search for the recovery safed on your computer, then hit the square box and make sure the box in front of'PDA SLOT' is check with a 'V', now it will flash cwm on your tablet
So i have to have odin on my pc?
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Stark_raving_mad said:
So i have to have odin on my pc?
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Yes you do.
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Why do people always feel they have to run to customs roms? To me that is like saying to somebody who asks how to change a wheel on a car that first they have to remove the engine and put in a supercharged version instead with all the added unreliability that goes with it.... Custom roms are great but sometimes when answering a question the sledgehammer to crack a walnut approach is not the best..... if you are happy with stock rom to start with try rooting that first then if you want to go further try the custom approach
If you just want to root a stock firmware then all you have to do is install clockwork recovery using odin and flash a root zip through recovery.....
Root file is here for you and if you go to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44527963#post44527963 there is a good version of odin for your tab and drivers (if you haven't already installed them ) that I recently posted
As long as you are sure it is 7510 you have then recovery for pushing through odin is attached as well
I cant have root permissions after flashing CM 10.2 (I accidentally did full sd card data wipe with twrp 2.6.0.0 before) , now none of apps that request root works..I tried to flash older superuser.zip files but that didnt work (when trying to flash superUS v1.50 zip it always writes ''failed')'. Any solution to that?
Try installing SuperSu from play store, see if that works otherwise if that doesn't work go to android development stickies for this forum' download root.zip and try to root again through recovery
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Ive downloaded the 2 files using my Tablet the 2 files being the root.zip and recovery. I havnt done anymore than that. Whats the next step?
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Stark_raving_mad said:
Ive downloaded the 2 files using my Tablet the 2 files being the root.zip and recovery. I havnt done anymore than that. Whats the next step?
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Ok.. being as you're new to this.. I advise you to watch QBKing's video on rooting this device, really any of his rooting vids will show you how to install odin/drivers and then to Odin the custom recovery...
If you feel unsure after watching the video or have any questions... just hit me back and I can walk ya through it..
Don't be worried if I don't see you're reply right away.. I'm on my way home from vaction and my service is less than spotty.. ( thanks sprint )
The video was enlightening to say the least. However the thread at ac syndicate is now closed. Sooooo im wondering if there is anywhere else i can find the necessary files
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Stark_raving_mad said:
The video was enlightening to say the least. However the thread at ac syndicate is now closed. Sooooo im wondering if there is anywhere else i can find the necessary files
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What files do you need?
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Odin http://db.tt/HEZM0iTh
USB drivers http://db.tt/66rJelZn
assume you mean those files
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stinky73 said:
Why do people always feel they have to run to customs roms? To me that is like saying to somebody who asks how to change a wheel on a car that first they have to remove the engine and put in a supercharged version instead with all the added unreliability that goes with it.... Custom roms are great but sometimes when answering a question the sledgehammer to crack a walnut approach is not the best..... if you are happy with stock rom to start with try rooting that first then if you want to go further try the custom approach
If you just want to root a stock firmware then all you have to do is install clockwork recovery using odin and flash a root zip through recovery.....
Root file is here for you and if you go to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44527963#post44527963 there is a good version of odin for your tab and drivers (if you haven't already installed them ) that I recently posted
As long as you are sure it is 7510 you have then recovery for pushing through odin is attached as well
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I have been trying for a whole day. I have used files either from other posts in xda or other sites. Still I could not root my 7510. I have finally successfully rooted the tablet with the files in this post.
Thanks a lot!
Pan_Man said:
I have been trying for a whole day. I have used files either from other posts in xda or other sites. Still I could not root my 7510. I have finally successfully rooted the tablet with the files in this post.
Thanks a lot!
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Glad it worked ! :good:
If anybody else needs the files to root or a link to qbking77 video....look at my FAQ thread....everything needed to root is there, minus the Sammy drivers( you can get them when you plug you're tab into the PC )...
Also...do yourself a favor and as soon as you root...go put infamous twrp recovery on the device..I have flashed every single ROM I've put on my device through this recovery...no problems yet...Lol.
Link to FAQ thread.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2458846
Edit...this is for p4wifi only on stock 4.0.4
Copy them where on the device?
Step 3: once you have cwm 6.0.3.4 flashed said:
connect your tablet to your pc[/B] and get the latest nightly version, YOU DON'T WANT TO USE EXPERIMENTAL BUILTS!! Since they were only ment for pure development and they could be very unstable. Download the latest version here and copy the file over from your computer to your device. DO NOT FORGET!
Where do you copy the step 3 files? I can't even access the file directory on the tablet for more than 1-2 minutes before it resets. I flashed the step 2 files (no change), and having trouble knowing where to but the step 3 files and how to access the target directory. Could you clarify for me? Thanks.
BTW new user and can't "post"urls so I had to delete yours from the reply. sorry.
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