Hello!
I'm sorry but I'm new to Samsung rooting.
I would like to ask if there is a simple way to root the S3.
All I need is to run applications that need root access.
I do not need any stock ROMs.
All I need is to run SuperSU for applications that need root access.
Thanks
This belongs in another section... don't u think???
There are plenty of options to do as u request just have a better look around.
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baboy168 said:
Hello!
I'm sorry but I'm new to Samsung rooting.
I would like to ask if there is a simple way to root the S3.
All I need is to run applications that need root access.
I do not need any stock ROMs.
All I need is to run SuperSU for applications that need root access.
Thanks
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This is in the wrong section.
Also everything you need is here- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695238
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Hello do have to be proffesional or developer to root the phone? Like I'm not sure what would I get out of the rooting? And could delete the moxier apps? And what do u guys mean by gain access to root? Only reason I wana root is to see of there is any improvement in-call volume . And let's say once I'm done rooting wha happens after? Do I have to download something or does it run normal like it Before without rooting?
Clear answer, you shouldn't root because obviously you don't know what to do with it. It might drive you into problems which you could be unable to fix. So when you not sure what to do with root, leave it as it is.
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Ok thanks alot
Mod. edit: There is a sticky for questions like this, pls use that. CLOSED.
i want to install a application called "Droidvpn" and i badly need that application..
But the problem is that application runs on rooted device only..
So any chance that i can install this application w/o rooting of device.?
OR
Any simple method to root the galaxy s3 i9300 ?
Thanks In Advance
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-=SagaR=- said:
i want to install a application called "Droidvpn" and i badly need that application..
But the problem is that application runs on rooted device only..
So any chance that i can install this application w/o rooting of device.?
OR
Any simple method to root the galaxy s3 i9300 ?
Thanks In Advance
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You can try installing buttons it will not work..as it requires root access together perform..better together root and then got for it..
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You can try installing buttons it will not work..as it requires root access together perform..better together root and then got for it..
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Sir, may i know the method please to root the device simply ..is it compulsory to install custom ROM while rooting?
Sorry for the noob questions...but little help will be appreciated..thanks
-=SagaR=- said:
Sir, may i know the method please to root the device simply ..is it compulsory to install custom ROM while rooting?
Sorry for the noob questions...but little help will be appreciated..thanks
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You dont need to install custom ROM to root..Just go to android original development section..you will find a thread as CF Root 6.4..read the OP completely and fully and follow the procedures as detailed there..it is easy and simple will better done in 10 mins
You dont need together installing custom ROM to root..Just go to android original development section..you find a thread as CF Root 6.4..read the OP completely and fully abd follow the procedures as detauled there..it iSheeps easy and simple will better done in 10 mins
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Okay thanks a ton
Hello guys
I have a S3 i9300 uk locked to three network and it has xxdlj1 build and NEDLI1 base. I need to root it but keep the branded 3 firmware and unlock it.
Iv seen the links around and most of them tell you to install custom rom first and then root with a file.
Can I just root it and not install new firmware ( its on 4.1.1). im new to this stuff and iv read a lot on the forum with a lot of help around.
Thanx for the help appreciate it.
tani786 said:
Hello guys
I have a S3 i9300 uk locked to three network and it has xxdlj1 build and NEDLI1 base. I need to root it but keep the branded 3 firmware and unlock it.
Iv seen the links around and most of them tell you to install custom rom first and then root with a file.
Can I just root it and not install new firmware ( its on 4.1.1). im new to this stuff and iv read a lot on the forum with a lot of help around.
Thanx for the help appreciate it.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488
Read this wiki brother and you will get all the answers u want to know about rooting. ........
Hit thanks if I helped. ..
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rockondudu said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488
Read this wiki brother and you will get all the answers u want to know about rooting. ........
Hit thanks if I helped. ..
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What method is best and where do I get the files needed for the rooting or are they all provided in the kit.
tani786 said:
What method is best and where do I get the files needed for the rooting or are they all provided in the kit.
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Start by reading the basics .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1927113
There is no best .
SIMPLE ROOT .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695238
Iv seen the links around and most of them tell you to install custom rom first and then root with a file.
You are totally misinformed in the above statement .
jje
tani786 said:
What method is best and where do I get the files needed for the rooting or are they all provided in the kit.
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Brothers links provided in wiki about the software which needed........
N if u don't know exact process n if u confused about something then plz go to YouTube and search video tutorial for rooting of S3.......
S3root.com is also a great site for rooting guide. ....
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download the exynos abuse apk and install it
then click root, that all
much simple and faster than cf root, auto root, etc ....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050297
XeactorZ said:
download the exynos abuse apk and install it
then click root, that all
much simple and faster than cf root, auto root, etc ....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050297
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Thanks I didn't no this thread. ......
It's very simple and useful. ...........
Thanks once again. .....
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Iv rooted my s3 using cf root 6.4 ( not auto). Its on 4.1.1. now i know that 4.1.2 is out i really like the multi tasking feature and really want to update.
The only thing is that i want to unroot know but im not sure where to start. iv read up on this site to unroot s3 i9300 (galaxys3root) and i want to go back to stock firmware. I want everything gone also the root(supersu, cwm manager also the aptoide and stuff like that. Basically so the warranty is intact again.
the method shown is it good and is it compatible with the way i have rooted? Galaxys3root
since my phone is branded to 3 network in uk can i install unbranded firmware so the 3 start up sign goes away or shall i stick to same firmware.
Appreciate the help the people give on here. Thanx alot
Hi,
I have bought a Samsung Galaxy S3 Factory Unlocked (International Version) and i live in Europe.
Some informations about my Phone:
Code:
Model number: GT-I9300
Android version: 4.1.2
Baseband version: I9300XXELL4
Internal storage capacity: 16 GB
microSD: 8GB
Processor: Quad Core 1.4Ghz
RAM: 1GB
I would like to root my phone with CyanogenMod but i have seen some people are having problems with Bricked phone.
Here are some questions i would like to know before rooting phone?
If my phone is Bricked can i fix it?
Does rooted phone have a special market like Installous in iOS or i should use Play Store?
Can i download all possible applications for free or for some of them i should pay?
Should i first update my Android version to JellyBean 4.2 or just stay with 4.1.2?
Thank You!
What do you mean by "root with cyanogenmod"?
Define "bricked". It depends.
You will use the regular play store, where a lot of apps are obviously not free.
There's no official 4.2 update for the i9300
If my phone is Bricked can i fix it?
Depends on the type of brick, some can some can't
Does rooted phone have a special market like Installous in iOS or i should use Play Store?
Play Store
Can i download all possible applications for free or for some of them i should pay?
There are loads of free one but others you have to pay for depends on what you want
Should i first update my Android version to JellyBean 4.2 or just stay with 4.1.2?
No such thing as an aofficial 4.2 only 4.1.2 that you have
You can't root with CyanogenMod its a custom rom
Edit:- Wish I could type faster already answered.
It's okay, yours is formatted better
I guess i misunderstood difference between root and CyanogenMod.
I guess i should forget about CyanogenMod because i need to root my phone because i need to install some apps that require rooting and remove some apps that are installed with JellyBean
what about rooting phone?
how can a rooting phone get bricked?
aarriiaann said:
I guess i misunderstood difference between root and CyanogenMod.
I guess i should forget about CyanogenMod because i need to root my phone because i need to install some apps that require rooting and remove some apps that are installed with JellyBean
what about rooting phone?
how can a rooting phone get bricked?
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Most bricks are caused by the user`s ignorance and doing the wrong things at the wrong time in the wrong sequence. Readup and learn about rooting, flashing, SDS (and how to prevent it), custom rom`s and kernel`s. This should keep you safe
aarriiaann said:
I guess i misunderstood difference between root and CyanogenMod.
I guess i should forget about CyanogenMod because i need to root my phone because i need to install some apps that require rooting and remove some apps that are installed with JellyBean
what about rooting phone?
how can a rooting phone get bricked?
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Root with this read 1st post the zip is in the 2nd & 3rd post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957273
Rooting can brick your phone if you don't read and make sure you are using the correct method for your phone and firmware
Does phone brick after root complete (using everyday, installing different apps) or only while rooting process (after root finish no more problems)?
P.S Sorry for my bad english
aarriiaann said:
Does phone brick after root complete (using everyday, installing different apps) or only while rooting process (after root finish no more problems)?
P.S Sorry for my bad english
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Can't answer that as I have never bricked my phone
Just cick the link I provided, downlaod Odin from Post 2 and the zip form Post 3 that matches your phone model, follow the instructions on how to root using Odin from post 2, if you manage to brick your phone with this I think you may be the first
Thank you very much all of you for replies. I will root my phone and will write feedback what happened and how it was.
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aarriiaann said:
Thank you very much all of you for replies. I will root my phone and will write feedback what happened and how it was.
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and always read up a few times.... don't be carried away with your excitement.... think twice, cut once is what they say.
I watched a lot of topics here in this forum and also googled all day about root.
what do you think for root worth it or not?
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Depends on what you need it for
aarriiaann said:
I watched a lot of topics here in this forum and also googled all day about root.
what do you think for root worth it or not?
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In your case no you don't need it and don't understand what it is or how to apply .
You never root until root is required is rule three .
jje
JJEgan said:
In your case no you don't need it and don't understand what it is or how to apply .
You never root until root is required is rule three .
jje
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the reason why i want to root is because there are some apps that require rooting like screen recorder and i need them
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aarriiaann said:
the reason why i want to root is because there are some apps that require rooting like screen recorder and i need them
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Then you root its a very simple choice . Do without the apps or risk a very very small chance of a problem and invalid warranty and root .
jje
hi i just bought my s3 i9300 and i want to root it...
i just want to roo it ,to take out all the bloatware but not the update stuff
is there any way to root,then remove some apps that i want and then unroo it again ? without effecting the kernel,parrtitions and the bootloader i dont want to flash another rom i m happy with the stock one just remove some apps and get more ram
thank you very much
fallenangel1978 said:
hi i just bought my s3 i9300 and i want to root it...
i just want to roo it ,to take out all the bloatware but not the update stuff
is there any way to root,then remove some apps that i want and then unroo it again ? without effecting the kernel,parrtitions and the bootloader i dont want to flash another rom i m happy with the stock one just remove some apps and get more ram
thank you very much
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well I just used this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2130276
quick and easy..also,had the same reasons you do ..
schetz said:
well I just used this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2130276
quick and easy..also,had the same reasons you do ..
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ok thank my friend but when i root my phone,remove some stfuff is there any unnistall for this .apk ?
ok i know how to remove an .apk but what about su binary ? will be removed as well ?
and i will be able to update IF AND WHEN 4.3 will arrive ?
thank u again
fallenangel1978 said:
ok thank my friend but when i root my phone,remove some stfuff is there any unnistall for this .apk ?
ok i know how to remove an .apk but what about su binary ? will be removed as well ?
and i will be able to update IF AND WHEN 4.3 will arrive ?
thank u again
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A much safer way to root our S3 is CF-Autoroot.
Once you root you'll lose the ability to OTA to download updates.
fallenangel1978 said:
hi i just bought my s3 i9300 and i want to root it...
i just want to roo it ,to take out all the bloatware but not the update stuff
is there any way to root,then remove some apps that i want and then unroo it again ? without effecting the kernel,parrtitions and the bootloader i do>:fingers-crossed: :cyclops::crying: :angel:
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SignetSphere said:
A much safer way to root our S3 is CF-Autoroot.
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well,now I'm interested..is framaroot non safe,as it caused no harm,or is there any other reason.. i used framaroot because it wasby far the simplest solution,but if it's not safe I would use cf auto root for future 4.3 update..
thnx
Framaroot doesn't even work on latest roms.
OP Please read general > sticky roll-up thread > understanding the basics before rooting
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so CF-Auto-Root is the safest way ?
also the safest way to get any future updates?
fallenangel1978 said:
so CF-Auto-Root is the safest way ?
also the safest way to get any future updates?
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Read the stickies first that were pointed out by rootSU first. It's in his signature.
And yes CF-Autoroot is one of the safest way if not the best way to root.
To get future updates there are various ways but the safest way is to use Odin.
But to understand it all better read the stickies first because there's no turning back once you brick your device for not learning the basics.
ok i see... no clear answer...
thank you ALL !!!
i ll stick with my stock,unrooted rom
What do you mean "no clear answer"?
It's clear enough! Please read
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I ll flash cf root ...
Thanks my friend for your help
Cf AUTO root. NOT cf root
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i m having a now a litlte LAG ? doy u know why?
my bootloader is closed