I'm new to s3 i9100 and want to root and install cwm onto it.
cf-root to install root
Philz to install cwm
Thing is I have mg4 firmware preloaded on my phone when I got it. I see the modem emergency mg4 zip for the imei problem and iv got that on my sd card for if I have no imei after. What I would like to do is make a bkup of my efs folder and make a nandriod Bk up but I not sure if I try to flash root with Odin and flash cwm will I end up with no imei so I wouldn't be able to make a ktool Bk or nandroid Bk up of it?? Can some one pls help me out with this mg4 problem pls.
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Read the basic faqs and guides first .
Iv read them for past few days and I still worryed that if I root to be able to Bk up the efs I will loose my imei number. I now no how to do the root "Odin only" but I would like to know if I root will I loose imei?
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Root does not lose IMEI ..
No idea what you mean by CEMENT
Really really bad selling. Should say cwm so its cool to root then I can bkup that efs and then install cwm then nand away thank you for the info mate.
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Dont use CF root. Read the "understanding the basics" thread. I have linked to the methods you should use.
Can I ask what wrong with cf way? Don't see the link mate?
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Link is to cf-root 6.4 which is what I'm trying to do mate. Read that thread. All of it and that's what I'm going bye. So that/I'm wrong to follow that way of rooting? I don't get it
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It's out of date and unsupported, use cf auto root then flash recovery after, old cf root will install non sds safe recovery.
Read read read read red.....read some more.....learn learn learn.....read read read....learn learn........only then flash
Out of date. Omg so link is bad then. Ok thank you a lot for the info mate.
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Read
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957273
[GT-I930x/T/N][SHV-E210*][SHW-M440S] CF-Auto-Root
So if I flash Philz with Odin then flash su zip in recovery its the same thing but I get cwm Philz recovery? Iv bin Reading mate and there is a lot of info on different ways. I would like at the end of it to have root and Philz kernel/recovery. Is this safe way of get that? Many thanks mate for your time :thumbup:
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Just flash auto root, then go to original dev....choose the recovery you want to use, and then flash that..
Can I ask what's wrong with Philz then su zip?
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Use whichever method you want
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Link is to cf-root 6.4 which
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There is no link to CF-root in the "understanding the basics before you root" thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2362743
There is mate. Link in that took me to cf root
Either way its rooted now. Would like to say on here a big thank you too all that's helped with a very big thank you too @Hopper8 top man behind the scene In Pms to help me find the right path to rooting this s3. Top man @sale for the tips too. Be on neat Rom soon as lol.
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There is mate. Link in that took me to cf root
Either way its rooted now.
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Show me please! There categorically should not be so it must be removed immediately
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Links are
1) You want root only. No custom ROMs, kernels etc. Just root, just to use root apps.
CF Auto Root Via Odin
Why? Tried and tested method, simple to use. No need to choose what exploit you want to use as it's tailored for your device.
What does it do? It gives you a stock recovery (so can't flash things) and roots the Android OS
The Steps:
1) Download the Latest Odin
2) Download CF-Auto-Root for your model
3) Follow These steps to root
In guide on how to flash and first link down takes you to cf-root 6.4 mate.
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I search, but I can't find solution how to root Samsung Galaxy SII GT-I9100 with new version of android:
v4.03
kernel: 3.0.15-I9100XWLP7-CL340913
Build: IML74K.XWLP7
Baseband: I9100XXLPS
If someone can help me to post here a link for one-click solution what is tested and working 100% I will be thankful.
Any help is welcome.
Thx.
www.theandroidsoul.com/root-xwlp7-and-xwlp8-firmwares-on-galaxy-s2-ice-cream-sandwich/Easy way to root is by googling ' root your kernel version' for example rout dxlp9
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1 Cfroot
2 Root without insecure kernel.
I use Odin, but had a lot of difficulties reseting the yellow triangle after, so I bought the triangle away app. (You don't have to b/c it is free at XDA). Now if you find Oneclick method easier, then go for it.
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I have the same xwlp7 and rooted and install cm9.
Google xwlp7 u will easily find insecure kernel for it.
U can watch some movies on YouTube to learn it first and get comfortable. Video from galaxys2root.com is good.
If u want to put custom rom then buying rom manager app is the safest and easiest way.
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vmittal said:
I have the same xwlp7 and rooted and install cm9.
Google xwlp7 u will easily find insecure kernel for it.
U can watch some movies on YouTube to learn it first and get comfortable. Video from galaxys2root.com is good.
If u want to put custom rom then buying rom manager app is the safest and easiest way.
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Thx for all answers but is there any solution for rooting and swm to not increase flash counter, and where I can make this without flashing new kernel!?
thx
easyyu said:
Thx for all answers but is there any solution for rooting and swm to not increase flash counter, and where I can make this without flashing new kernel!?
thx
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already gave you answer all you needed was to search...........
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1501719
if you have GB then u can use doomlord root toolkit, then you can find the cf root kernel needed to match your kernel, extract till just a zImage, download InitialCFRootFlasher.zip and installed zImage manually that will give you root and cwm, then install mobile odin and away you go with out increasing binary counter. if you are on ICS then there is a thread somewhere on here for rooting ics other than cf root.
InitialCFRootFlasher.zip you unzip it then put you zImage in the insert zImage here folder then click the rooted option
But with this method read read READ, and dont use wrong CF zImage or you will be flashing firmware via odin tofix it
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if you have GB then u can use doomlord root toolkit, then you can find the cf root kernel needed to match your kernel, extract till just a zImage, download InitialCFRootFlasher.zip and installed zImage manually that will give you root and cwm, then install mobile odin and away you go with out increasing binary counter. if you are on ICS then there is a thread somewhere on here for rooting ics other than cf root.
InitialCFRootFlasher.zip you unzip it then put you zImage in the insert zImage here folder then click the rooted option
But with this method read read READ, and dont use wrong CF zImage or you will be flashing firmware via odin tofix it
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Did you even read the OP?
bombaybadboy said:
if you have GB then u can use doomlord root toolkit, then you can find the cf root kernel needed to match your kernel, extract till just a zImage, download InitialCFRootFlasher.zip and installed zImage manually that will give you root and cwm, then install mobile odin and away you go with out increasing binary counter. if you are on ICS then there is a thread somewhere on here for rooting ics other than cf root.
InitialCFRootFlasher.zip you unzip it then put you zImage in the insert zImage here folder then click the rooted option
But with this method read read READ, and dont use wrong CF zImage or you will be flashing firmware via odin tofix it
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Sorry mate, but this is not solution for me..
I wanna root and cwm without flashing new kernel!!!
I think you didn't read my post carefully.
atifsh said:
already gave you answer all you needed was to search...........
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1501719
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Thx for this, I will try this metod and then notify you is this help me!
I didnt say anything about flashing new kernel, i told you a way of minipulating kernel you have without using insecure kernel and without yellow triangle, only talked about mobile odin for your plans after, but if you trying not to void warrenty and keeping binary count as it is you will need mobile odin to flash original kernel if you ever want to remove cwm, once it is in its hard to remove without replacing kernel. I see someone already gave u link for ics rooting. i read between the lines of OP there is normally only one reason people worry about binary count.
Ps also triangle away app is suppose to reset binary count anyway but never bothered with it myself. every thing i told you about can also be undone without increasing binary count to
Hey guys.. i read a lot about rooting my S2..and found a method that doesnt require flashing an insecured kernel..so there wont be any risk of bricking the phone which i want to avoid in case anything goes wrong with CF root method. I am on ICS 4.03
Her is the method i want to use: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1501719
Now i have few confusions though.
1. Will this install the CWM too which the cf root method also installs automatically? if not, can i download it and install separately or something?
2. Secondly , i would like to install and try out few custom roms..so which is the best and easiest method for doing that without any risks?
Thanks for the reply in advance
Anyone reply plz..
i am really looking forward to root...but am a noob on rooting...SGS2 is my first phone..just wanted to confirm everything before rooting
thanks
aviral1990 said:
Hey guys.. i read a lot about rooting my S2..and found a method that doesnt require flashing an insecured kernel..so there wont be any risk of bricking the phone which i want to avoid in case anything goes wrong with CF root method. I am on ICS 4.03
Her is the method i want to use: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1501719
Now i have few confusions though.
1. Will this install the CWM too which the cf root method also installs automatically? if not, can i download it and install separately or something?
2. Secondly , i would like to install and try out few custom roms..so which is the best and easiest method for doing that without any risks?
Thanks for the reply in advance
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Yep of course that's the Rahmat3 flashable rooting zip.. that's my favorite rooting method coz it's so easy by flash the zip file even on stock recovery mode without flashing insecure kernel (that's more complicated way.. )
I'll tell u what I've done at my gs2 & of course in my case (may happen different on urs but little possibility if u really have an int'l gs2 gt-i9100
1. Yes it'll automatically installs CWM but better u d/l latest cwm (e.g. cwm 5.5.4)..u can search it at the forum using search feature.
2. I strongly suggest to flash ICS Slim 4.2 then combine it with Fluxi Kernel v.3 b1 (read procedures carefully), u'll provide an 'early project butter' experience, balanced by safest bug issues & nice battery life..& also it's free to customize ur app w/out dare about RAM full by samsung's bloat coz it's just... yes Slim!
If those will help...please press thanks....
EDiT :
1. It's not automatically installs cwm, but u can d/l cwm from rahmat3 rooting thread
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aviral1990 said:
Hey guys.. i read a lot about rooting my S2..and found a method that doesnt require flashing an insecured kernel..so there wont be any risk of bricking the phone which i want to avoid in case anything goes wrong with CF root method. I am on ICS 4.03
Her is the method i want to use: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1501719
Now i have few confusions though.
1. Will this install the CWM too which the cf root method also installs automatically? if not, can i download it and install separately or something?
2. Secondly , i would like to install and try out few custom roms..so which is the best and easiest method for doing that without any risks?
Thanks for the reply in advance
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1)well i would suggest u to simply flash a CF-root Kernel from ODIN and that will automatically install CWM for u
link below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1103399
2)the best way to flash a custom rom is to dwnld the zip file of that rom and follow the instruction in the OP of that rom thread to install the same
Please don't bump threads an hour after you start them. This is not your personal tech support forum :-/ Show some patience.
Dears,
I would like to ask how to root my Samsung SIII with stock rom. Just wish to that the mobile device is smoother, battery efficient and power saving. I read some thread and slightly understand the step, first download ODIN and install it into pc. Second, put CF-ROOT into the TAR column. Meanwhile, I also found FRANCO for kernel. So, what should I do??
The other things will be, the same stuff above can be use in Samsung galaxy SII as well?
Thanks and pending the response.
peterlsc said:
Dears,
I would like to ask how to root my Samsung SIII with stock rom. Just wish to that the mobile device is smoother, battery efficient and power saving. I read some thread and slightly understand the step, first download ODIN and install it into pc. Second, put CF-ROOT into the TAR column. Meanwhile, I also found FRANCO for kernel. So, what should I do??
The other things will be, the same stuff above can be use in Samsung galaxy SII as well?
Thanks and pending the response.
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Yeah pal use cf root here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695238
Read instructions properly in 2nd post it very simple method
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Install odin
Download cwm recovery for your phone model
Flash it with pda button in odin
Then press volume up and power button to go recovery mode
Then install superSU with install zip from sdcard option
Done.
You can set root privilages in supersu program
*search more carefully and do it with your responsibility
*personally i dont prefer root because official updates wont install anymore. I once rooted then flashed to stock
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U can go back to complete stock anyway by flsshing your official firmware from sammobile.com. u will need triangle away also as your system status will still say MODIFIED.
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amour1991 said:
Install odin
Download cwm recovery for your phone model
Flash it with pda button in odin
Then press volume up and power button to go recovery mode
Then install superSU with install zip from sdcard option
Done.
You can set root privilages in supersu program
*search more carefully and do it with your responsibility
*personally i dont prefer root because official updates wont install anymore. I once rooted then flashed to stock
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however, with the stock rom but modified kernel also will affect the normal update??
peterlsc said:
however, with the stock rom but modified kernel also will affect the normal update??
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Not sure i understand 100% but flashing cfroot will alter your binary counter, hence change device status to modified yes.
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Maybe a video guide is better for you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59UNMwCts3Y&feature=related
Using CF root you will still be able to get official updates through Kies no problem, u just need to run cf root again after an official update. OTA updates I dont use anyway but just to be safe dont try and install OTA updates as the usually seem to fail. If the phone notifies u of a ota update just hook up kies and get it.
If you plan to install other root kernels I cant advice as I only use cf root.
CF-Root is a stock-kernel with Root enabled, so if you want to increase "smoothness" and battery saving, then you're on the wrong kernel since it behaves exactly like stock.
I can recommend Siyah kernel. You don't even need to use CF-Root to root your device before, since it already comes with a Odin-flashable version and auto-installs root.
d4fseeker said:
CF-Root is a stock-kernel with Root enabled, so if you want to increase "smoothness" and battery saving, then you're on the wrong kernel since it behaves exactly like stock.
I can recommend Siyah kernel. You don't even need to use CF-Root to root your device before, since it already comes with a Odin-flashable version and auto-installs root.
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Cf root is NOT a kernel it just pushes supersu, cwm and cwm manager to your device
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laneyofdeath said:
Cf root is NOT a kernel it just pushes supersu, cwm and cwm manager to your device
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The same CF-ROOT can be use is Samsung Galaxy SII too?? Ya ... I understand CF-ROOT is added in CWM, SuperUser and even Titanium Backup to ur device. Meanwhile, the franco kernel is with voodoo sound system. Btw, what are those official download or OTA that you all mentioned above.
thanks.
peterlsc said:
what are those official download or OTA that you all mentioned above.
thanks.
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OTA means over the air..which again means you will get a notification saying you have a software update ...when you click on it will download the update file and update your phone without connecting to PC..other way is you connect to PC open Kies..download the update in Kies and update your phone..
zoot1 said:
OTA means over the air..which again means you will get a notification saying you have a software update ...when you click on it will download the update file and update your phone without connecting to PC..other way is you connect to PC open Kies..download the update in Kies and update your phone..
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Let say, I would like to have stock ROM and with FRANCO kernel.. It is possible and how should I do it??
Thanks..
peterlsc said:
Let say, I would like to have stock ROM and with FRANCO kernel.. It is possible and how should I do it??
Thanks..
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Flash franco kernel via Odin .
If that kernel is available in Odin format tar file .
jje
peterlsc said:
Let say, I would like to have stock ROM and with FRANCO kernel.. It is possible and how should I do it??
Thanks..
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I think it would work...just read the OP..it will state with which ROMs it works..it it says Stock then you can flash it...anyways take a nandroid backup..so you can revert back if anything goes wrong.
zoot1 said:
I think it would work...just read the OP..it will state with which ROMs it works..it it says Stock then you can flash it...anyways take a nandroid backup..so you can revert back if anything goes wrong.
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I don't think he is rooted so nandroid isn't possible
zoot1 said:
I think it would work...just read the OP..it will state with which ROMs it works..it it says Stock then you can flash it...anyways take a nandroid backup..so you can revert back if anything goes wrong.
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Edit: If you are not rooted..then follow the steps mentioned by JJE..i hope everything goes fine..but if i were you mate i would have rooted and made a backup before playing with my hard earned money :fingers-crossed:..just in case.....
JJEgan said:
Flash franco kernel via Odin .
If that kernel is available in Odin format tar file .
jje
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How do I backup all the stock stuff such as ROM, kernel or even those Stock files... Just in case any thing goes wrong that I can still flash to the stock version...
thanks.
*The same FRANCO tar's file can use in Samsung Galaxy SII too??
peterlsc said:
The same CF-ROOT can be use is Samsung Galaxy SII too?? Ya .
NO its a different phone use the correct CF root for the phone .SGS2 forum is where to start .
. I understand CF-ROOT is added in CWM, SuperUser and even Titanium Backup to ur device.
NO TB does not have root but it requires root to run .
jje
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I think you should read more before you ruin your phone. I would start reading the cf root thread. I would root with cf first then make a nandroid backup in recovery. Then from there you can flash whatever you like i.e kernels, ROMS.
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So I just bought a I9300, coming from a I9100 and I want to root it and have a custom recovery for rom flashing and backup and whatever but i don't know how/which way to go... i mean does it matter which version i flash (i know from s2 that the kernel needed to be the same as the stock one)
i'm on
Baseband:BUEMF2
Build number: XXEMF6
And yes i have looked around but there are some things I don't know...
any help is appreciated
gigeaky said:
So I just bought a I9300, coming from a I9100 and I want to root it and have a custom recovery for rom flashing and backup and whatever but i don't know how/which way to go... i mean does it matter which version i flash (i know from s2 that the kernel needed to be the same as the stock one)
i'm on
Baseband:BUEMF2
Build number: XXEMF6
And yes i have looked around but there are some things I don't know...
any help is appreciated
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The S3 has a separate recovery partition unlike the S2 so Kernel, ROM and recovery are completely unrelated.
soooo if i flash... bugger
help ) what should i flash if i want all of them? custom kernel, recovery and root access
I thought i knew something about flashing...
gigeaky said:
soooo if i flash... bugger
help ) what should i flash if i want all of them? custom kernel, recovery and root access
I thought i knew something about flashing...
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You can flash what you want. There are several ROMs, recoveries and kernels.
Have a read of my "understanding the basics before rooting" thread as there is a lot of info in there that you need to read. It can be located if you follow the link in my signature to General > Sticky roll-up
well i have some knowledge but let's say i'll flash CF-Root by Chainfire this one includes root and cwm recovery (from here on i'll take care of my rom flashing) but is it compatible with my version? by doing this do I risk /efs folder corruption?
gigeaky said:
well i have some knowledge but let's say i'll flash CF-Root by Chainfire this one includes root and cwm recovery (from here on i'll take care of my rom flashing) but is it compatible with my version? by doing this do I risk /efs folder corruption?
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yes its compatible with your phone. nothing can go wrong if you follow the OP.
Or you can try this method also.
i personally prefer the former.
CF auto root is the most painless way to root, it changes almost nothing in the process. Then backup your efs folder before you do ANYTHING else.
gigeaky said:
well i have some knowledge but let's say i'll flash CF-Root by Chainfire
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Outdated method, unsafe recovery. You say you have some knowledge but I beg you to read my thread.
I put a lot if effort into it and should answer all your questions
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ok 1 problem solved rooted using cf autoroot
but still on stock recovery ... how can i flash roms from this?
i would like to install CWM recovery... (i saw that chainfire uses mobile odin for custom roms but that's not for me) @boomboomer backed it up using http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1901098 this
gigeaky said:
ok 1 problem solved rooted using cf autoroot
but still on stock recovery ... how can i flash roms from this?
i would like to install CWM recovery... (i saw that chainfire uses mobile odin for custom roms but that's not for me)
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i would suggest you goto android original development section and try the CWM touch or philz recovery.
Then try out the different roms in development sections
more info: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1911726
thanks for your patience guys
backing up as we speak in order to flash a custom rom
gigeaky said:
thanks for your patience guys
backing up as we speak in order to flash a custom rom
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By the way rooting with CF-Autoroot doesn't include a custom recovery anymore that's why you needed to flash a custom recovery separately.
SignetSphere said:
By the way rooting with CF-Autoroot doesn't include a custom recovery anymore that's why you needed to flash a custom recovery separately.
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Which was all pointed out in the "understanding the basics before rooting" thread.... with steps to do so too
Sometimes I don't know why I bother.
because you like to help and understand that some people are a little hard headed
btw i thought i knew want i need to work on s3 but after i took a look at the firs link from your sticky roll up (yours) i found some things that could have made this thread useless
gigeaky said:
because you like to help and understand that some people are a little hard headed
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Touche
rootSU said:
Which was all pointed out in the "understanding the basics before rooting" thread.... with steps to do so too
Sometimes I don't know why I bother.
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Lol I was just pointing it out just in case @gigeaky got lazy (pun intended ). No worries rootSU. :good:
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Lol I was just pointing it out just in case @gigeaky got lazy (pun intended ). No worries rootSU. :good:
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Yes I know. My point was that you shouldn't have needed to point it out, given my earlier posts
OK, think I must be being a little bit blind around the forum, but cannot seem to locate how and links to perform a root once I update to 4.3
I'm running 4.1.2 and am currently rooted (I used CF-Root-SGS3-v6.4 since forever and always seems to work), which seemed to work fine on 4.1.2. However, reading all over the place about rooting being different on 4.3, but as I said, just cannot seem to find links and info on how to do it on the latest
I know I can easily install the 4.3 update using ODIN to replace 4.1.2, but would then like to re-root once this has been done
Any help and links much appreciated
Cheers
Albie
albie999 said:
OK, think I must be being a little bit blind around the forum, but cannot seem to locate how and links to perform a root once I update to 4.3
I'm running 4.1.2 and am currently rooted (I used CF-Root-SGS3-v6.4 since forever and always seems to work), which seemed to work fine on 4.1.2. However, reading all over the place about rooting being different on 4.3, but as I said, just cannot seem to find links and info on how to do it on the latest
I know I can easily install the 4.3 update using ODIN to replace 4.1.2, but would then like to re-root once this has been done
Any help and links much appreciated
Cheers
Albie
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i used this http://download.chainfire.eu/229/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-m0-m0xx-gti9300.zip and worked just fine
edit: i used the odin included inside the .zip and put the root file at PDA
If you have Mobile Odin, that's the easiest way. Used it to root MK6
I used CF Auto Root on the OTA update and it was fine.
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Excellent .. thanks guys. Was just a little worried with all the stuff have been reading about the latest 4.3 and Knox etc, that it might not be possible to root. I understand that the knox flag is now triggered, but to me that is not a prob, as don't really worry about the warranty
I rooted my 4.3 via cf root 6.4 but flashed it via odin. Unzip go to download mod put cf root md5 into pda and hit start. Than go to custom recoveri and flash su 1.8 update from sd card. Easy
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uglyjohny said:
I rooted my 4.3 via cf root 6.4 but flashed it via odin. Unzip go to download mod put cf root md5 into pda and hit start. Than go to custom recoveri and flash su 1.8 update from sd card. Easy
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Do you have Knox in 4.3? Does rooting trip the Knox flag?
Knox isnt part of 4.3 rom for sgs3.
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uglyjohny said:
I rooted my 4.3 via cf root 6.4 but flashed it via odin. Unzip go to download mod put cf root md5 into pda and hit start. Than go to custom recoveri and flash su 1.8 update from sd card. Easy
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was searching for a root method for 4.3
this method worked for me just fine!
Thank you!
where do u get the su 18.8 update, , noob question, but i need to get it
also tryed cf root , but the s3 is still not rooting,
i am using the gt-i9300 s3,
Shadow1109 said:
where do u get the su 18.8 update, , noob question, but i need to get it
also tryed cf root , but the s3 is still not rooting,
i am using the gt-i9300 s3,
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Mine will not root either just keep getting the same SU binary is not installed message. Any help please?
Re-download
swipermusic said:
Mine will not root either just keep getting the same SU binary is not installed message. Any help please?
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Redownload Super SU will solve your problem.:good:
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People on my phone is not updated, it does when you restart the whole procedure but it does not have the superuser before I'd root but I had to reset the phone and he came back with 4.3 Direct can help me? S3 4.3 ZTO BRAZIL
My device is not rooted!!
Hi, i installed Imperium v23.2 today and when i tried to use Titanium backup it failed to load because there is no SU binary?
so i rooted my device again using CF Root V6.4 and the same problem presented, i uninstalled SuperSU updated it and no luck.
Any advice?
My Device is SG3 GT i9300 international version.
Sort it out
I found the answer and worked in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2393500
i flashed the 4.3 superuser.zip and worked for me.
Cheers:good: