Hi
i'm getting a red ! mark on boot screen
if i completely format my phone and restore to stock firmware via odin and then root using CF-auto root
will i still have that ?
thanks
abelle_abelle said:
Hi
i'm getting a red ! mark on boot screen
if i completely format my phone and restore to stock firmware via odin and then root using CF-auto root
will i still have that ?
thanks
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If this is important to you, then you need to consider using Triangle Away, stock recovery, etc.
donalgodon said:
If this is important to you, then you need to consider using Triangle Away, stock recovery, etc.
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so if i. use a custom recovery ill still get that mark on a full format latest firmware rooted using cf auto root
abelle_abelle said:
so if i. use a custom recovery ill still get that mark on a full format latest firmware rooted using cf auto root
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youll get the red mark if you use anything custom. Be it recovery, kernel or rom. Trinagle away will reset it but the mark reappears once you reboot the phone. Only way of not having red mark is to use cf auto root which keeps stock android recovery and dont use a custom kernel. Keep everything stock.
skimminstones said:
Only way of not having red mark is to use cf auto root which keeps stock android recovery and dont use a custom kernel. Keep everything stock.
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My S3 showed me red mark even after rooting with CF Auto Root. Everything before and after wasn't touched.
tomuser said:
My S3 showed me red mark even after rooting with CF Auto Root. Everything before and after wasn't touched.
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You are confused.
If you use Triangle Away without installed custom recovery (CWM) you will not have the exclamation at boot, unless you are booting into CWM recovery.
If you modify anything (recovery, kernel) you WILL get the mark, but only if you reboot into the CWM recovery. If you use Triangle Away with CWM recovery installed (but stock kernel) and you do NOT boot into CWM, but instead, just boot normally, you will not see the mark.
If/when you do boot into CWM (or use a custom kernel), it will reappear, but be gone again if you reboot normally (if your kernel is stock).
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ok fellas go easy on me this is my first post....so....
I rooted my s4 using the odin/motochopper method worked great. I flashed twrp easy stuff. Now, When I try and flash a new rom the yellow triangle of irritation keeps stopping me. I have used the yellow triangle application and i confirmed in download mode that my flash counter was reset to 0. when I boot directly baack to my recovery, wipe, flash the yellow trangle still pops up. after much research Im going to assume my device automatically sets the flash count because i still have a custom recovery. Am I right? or am i using the yellpw triangle app incorrectly? how do you flash a recovery with odin? where the heck can i find one????? A step by step would of how to flash everything back to stock and ill root again using a different method or just how to permanente bypass of the samsung doucheness would be awesome. thank you in advance
Hello.
I was flashing CWM through Odin, as it wasn't included in the root. The installation was a success. Until I attempted to start it, I came as far as the booting screen, at which there was a yellow triangle. It didn't go further than that.
I'm unable to access CWM, therefore unable to perform a factory reset.
How would I be able to fix this?
Thanks,
Alex
Have you tried to access download mode? You should try and flash a stock firmware.
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Acces download mode flash stock jb and then philz kernel cuz it have root and cwm but with stock functions and voltages
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krypsjo said:
Hello.
I was flashing CWM through Odin, as it wasn't included in the root. The installation was a success. Until I attempted to start it, I came as far as the booting screen, at which there was a yellow triangle. It didn't go further than that.
I'm unable to access CWM, therefore unable to perform a factory reset.
How would I be able to fix this?
Thanks,
Alex
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Try flashing a custom kernel like siyah through odin and then flash a custom rom of your choice
you will be good to go
Hope it helps mate
Hi,
I've tried to install CWM on Galaxy i9100 and got a yellow triangle. So I re-flashed via odin the 4.1 and got it back.
But I want to know how to install CWM and a custom ROM without get this yellow triangle.
Thanks!
iAndroider said:
Hi,
I've tried to install CWM on Galaxy i9100 and got a yellow triangle. So I re-flashed via odin the 4.1 and got it back.
But I want to know how to install CWM and a custom ROM without get this yellow triangle.
Thanks!
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You can just ignore the yellow traingle. Only if you want to send it for repair or something, then you need to remove it and put the counter back to 0. If you want to know how to do this, use search.
Christiaan91 said:
You can just ignore the yellow traingle. Only if you want to send it for repair or something, then you need to remove it and put the counter back to 0. If you want to know how to do this, use search.
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But with this triangle it doesn't boot! Only download mode and recovery :/
iAndroider said:
But with this triangle it doesn't boot! Only download mode and recovery :/
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2462575
flashing a custom kernel (.tar file only) via Mobile Odin won't let that triangle show up ever again.
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Philz and apolo kernel can be flashed with odin without increasing flash counter 》》no yellow triangle
After flashing one of them flash any kernel/recovery/rom you want
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Or use Triangle Away. With the PhilZ Kernel, however, the flash counter does not increase.
i tried to install 9.43 kernel (dorimanx) via odin but it gave me the yellow triangle.. i used the program triangle away but after reboot phone doesn't boot (stuck at i9100 logo).. and i must reflash the 9.43 via odin.. then boot.. (but with triangle)
how can i solve this?
djsolidsnake86 said:
i tried to install 9.43 kernel (dorimanx) via odin but it gave me the yellow triangle.. i used the program triangle away but after reboot phone doesn't boot (stuck at i9100 logo).. and i must reflash the 9.43 via odin.. then boot.. (but with triangle)
how can i solve this?
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Hmm.. triangle away has always worked whenvever i use it.
If you want to get rid of it that badly i suggest you go back to stock (to remove it) and then flash a custom recovery.. and then flash PhilZ kernel. It wont affect the triangle.
TheGovernment said:
Hmm.. triangle away has always worked whenvever i use it.
If you want to get rid of it that badly i suggest you go back to stock (to remove it) and then flash a custom recovery.. and then flash PhilZ kernel. It wont affect the triangle.
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can you suggest me a custom recover and give me the link for philz kernel? thank you!
Depending your rom kernel code, you can find his thread here
Please help me. My Galaxy S2 show Yellow triangle on Start Logo.And then stuck at Logo.What can i do.
If your phone is stock & isn't rooted, boot into recovery - factory reset. If your phone is rooted & is running stock earlier or older than Android 4.0.4, boot into recovery - factory reset. If your phone is running rooted stock Android 4.0.4 or if the factory reset doesn't work in other examples, get stock rom from Samfirmware, flash with Odin in download mode.
'My Galaxy S2 show Yellow triangle on Start Logo.And then stuck at Logo.What can i do' doesn't even make it remotely easy to give you help. I reckon I've done a pretty fair job given that though. If you want help in future, you need to tell us everything about your phone (rom, Android version, etc) & what you've been doing with it recently.
Hi Folks,
I have flashed stock recovery and stock ROM 4.3 in my Galaxy S3 I9300 from Samsung service center recently.
In the android recovery, I could notice that the android logo is lying down with a triangle and an exclamation mark. I have searched thru the forum but did not get the actual reason. Some say it is not an issue but some say that CSC is not proper. Please help me understand the causes for this.
I am planning to flash a custom recovery and ROM. Is there any risk here in this case?.
Attached is the image for reference.
mpadhu said:
Hi Folks,
I have flashed stock recovery and stock ROM 4.3 in my Galaxy S3 I9300 from Samsung service center recently.
In the android recovery, I could notice that the android logo is lying down with a triangle and an exclamation mark. I have searched thru the forum but did not get the actual reason. Some say it is not an issue but some say that CSC is not proper. Please help me understand the causes for this.
I am planning to flash a custom recovery and ROM. Is there any risk here in this case?.
Attached is the image for reference.
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I don't know too but i think it's for the root.Normally there are no risk to flash custom rom because the recovery will don't give you this error.
This thread mentions this screen as an error, so you might have missed something during your flashing. You could try to flash the stock recovery again.
If you did not flash back to stock ROM to give it to warranty, you could also flash TWRP or Philz Touch.
Otherwise I wouldn’t recommend to do it as it may void your warranty.
KeTuRr74 said:
I don't know too but i think it's for the root.Normally there are no risk to flash custom rom because the recovery will don't give you this error.
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josephiskandar said:
This thread mentions this screen as an error, so you might have missed something during your flashing. You could try to flash the stock recovery again.
If you did not flash back to stock ROM to give it to warranty, you could also flash TWRP or Philz Touch.
Otherwise I wouldn’t recommend to do it as it may void your warranty.
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The warranty period is already over. I have paid the customer care to flash to stock recovery and ROM. Then i rooted the device.
mpadhu said:
The warranty period is already over. I have paid the customer care to flash to stock recovery and ROM. Then i rooted the device.
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Try to flash a custom recovery and this error will disapear.
Can you boot your Stock-ROM?
rp158 said:
Can you boot your Stock-ROM?
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Yes, I am able to boot into stock ROM without any issues.
Your picture shows stock-recovery. After rooting you should have CWM-recovery. So I suppose, that root failed. Test it in the ROM. If you haven't root-access, repeat rooting with CF-autoroot.
rp158 said:
Your picture shows stock-recovery. After rooting you should have CWM-recovery. So I suppose, that root failed. Test it in the ROM. If you haven't root-access, repeat rooting with CF-autoroot.
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Nop,don't need to do this.Cf Auto Root just root the phone,and he need to manually install CWM recovery or another one.
rp158 said:
Your picture shows stock-recovery. After rooting you should have CWM-recovery. So I suppose, that root failed. Test it in the ROM. If you haven't root-access, repeat rooting with CF-autoroot.
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KeTuRr74 said:
Nop,don't need to do this.Cf Auto Root just root the phone,and he need to manually install CWM recovery or another one.
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I have rooted using CF auto root. Need to install a recovery manually now. Rooting is successful and Supersu is installed and working well