[ROM][ZIP] SM-G900P OG1 Stock Rooted Odexed ROM v1.2 - Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development

Hey everyone!
It's been a while since I've done a ROM and I had a hankering to play around and have some fun again. This build is nothing super special but it is a base for me to work with and I figured I would share it with anyone who is interested.
This build is an almost 100% stock odexed ROM. The only difference from this and flashing a stock TAR is that this can be flashed through recovery and comes pre-rooted.
I'm currently working on a deodexed ROM for devs and themers to use as a base if they are so inclined but I'm having issues with my Java environment.
REQUIREMENTS:You MUST be on a Lollipop bootloader in order for this ROM to work. I recommend flashing the OG1 Stock TAR and then Philz Recovery through Odin prior to flashing the ROM.​
ROM FLASHING:- Boot to your custom recovery (recommended recovery is Philz Touch v6.41.6).
- Wipe Cache.
- Wipe Dalvik Cache.
- Wipe System and Data (Under "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" and then "Clean to Install a New ROM" in Philz Touch).
- Flash ROM!
- Enjoy!
As a side-note I would strongly recommend flashing Tdunham's Debloat tool before running the ROM for the first time. It comes with a TON of bloat (thank you Sprint and Samsung!). You can get the Debloat tool in the attachments on this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/spr...ent/stock-rom-od3-android-l-deodexed-t3128908​
CHANGELOG:OG1 Stock Rooted Odexed v1.2 - (Released 11/18/15)
- Changed root method to be consistent with changes in my Mostly Stock OG1 ROM
OG1 Stock Rooted Odexed v1.1 - (Released 10/7/15)
- Fixed issue with root access not sticking
OG1 Stock Rooted Odexed v1.0 - Initial Release (Released 10/6/15)
- Added Root to Stock Odexed ROM​
DOWNLOADS: Odexed OG1 ROM
OG1 Stock Restore TAR
Philz Touch Recovery v6.41.6​
Enjoy!

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It says it comes pre-rooted.. It doesn't seem to be pre-rooted. I followed the instructions precisely even running the Dbloat right after flashing the firmware. What did I do wrong? Super SU won't function. Busybox won't install. What gives?

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fbarcenas said:
It says it comes pre-rooted.. It doesn't seem to be pre-rooted. I followed the instructions precisely even running the Dbloat right after flashing the firmware. What did I do wrong? Super SU won't function. Busybox won't install. What gives?
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Good question... Can you do me a favor and download Root Check from the Play Store and see if it shows you as rooted?

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rwilco12 said:
Good question... Can you do me a favor and download Root Check from the Play Store and see if it shows you as rooted?
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Root Checker responds "Sorry! Root access is not properly installed on this device." Do ya think the Dbloat nerfed it?
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I don't think the debloat nerfed it the script does not contain a line for deleting busybox nor Super SU.
Code:
delete_recursive("/system/app/Blurb");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Books");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Drive");
delete_recursive("/system/app/DriveLink");
delete_recursive("/system/app/DriveLinkRemote");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Flipboard");
delete_recursive("/system/app/GeoLookout");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Headlines");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Music2");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Newsstand");
delete_recursive("/system/app/PlayGames");
delete_recursive("/system/app/SamsungAppsWidget_Phone_Carrier");
delete_recursive("/system/app/SecKidsModeInstaller");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Videos");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/ConnectionManager");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/ID");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/SamsungApps_K");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/SamsungBilling");
delete_recursive("/system/app/SecurityLogAgent");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/SNS");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/Zone");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.books-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.books-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.magazines-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.magazines-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.play.games-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.play.games-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.lookout-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.lookout-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nascar.nascarmobile-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nascar.nascarmobile-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nbadigital.gametimelite-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nbadigital.gametimelite-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsight.eureka.offers-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsight.eureka.offers-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsightmedia.vpl.Amazon-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsightmedia.vpl.Amazon-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.android.musicplus2033-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.android.musicplus2033-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.wipit.sprintmoneyexpress-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.wipit.sprintmoneyexpress-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/flipboard.app-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/flipboard.app-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.mobiroo.xgen-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.mobiroo.xgen-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.docs-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.docs-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.telenav.app.android.scout_us-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.telenav.app.android.scout_us-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.w.v8-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.w.v8-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.international.message-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.international.message-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.videos-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.videos-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.music-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.music-2");

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fbarcenas said:
Root Checker responds "Sorry! Root access is not properly installed on this device." Do ya think the Dbloat nerfed it?
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I don't think the debloat nerfed it the script does not contain a line for deleting busybox nor Super SU.
Code:
delete_recursive("/system/app/Blurb");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Books");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Drive");
delete_recursive("/system/app/DriveLink");
delete_recursive("/system/app/DriveLinkRemote");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Flipboard");
delete_recursive("/system/app/GeoLookout");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Headlines");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Music2");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Newsstand");
delete_recursive("/system/app/PlayGames");
delete_recursive("/system/app/SamsungAppsWidget_Phone_Carrier");
delete_recursive("/system/app/SecKidsModeInstaller");
delete_recursive("/system/app/Videos");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/ConnectionManager");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/ID");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/SamsungApps_K");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/SamsungBilling");
delete_recursive("/system/app/SecurityLogAgent");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/SNS");
delete_recursive("/system/priv-app/Zone");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.books-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.books-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.magazines-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.magazines-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.play.games-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.play.games-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.lookout-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.lookout-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nascar.nascarmobile-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nascar.nascarmobile-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nbadigital.gametimelite-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.nbadigital.gametimelite-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsight.eureka.offers-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsight.eureka.offers-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsightmedia.vpl.Amazon-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.pinsightmedia.vpl.Amazon-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.android.musicplus2033-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.android.musicplus2033-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.wipit.sprintmoneyexpress-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.wipit.sprintmoneyexpress-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/flipboard.app-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/flipboard.app-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.mobiroo.xgen-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.mobiroo.xgen-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.docs-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.apps.docs-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.telenav.app.android.scout_us-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.telenav.app.android.scout_us-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.w.v8-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.w.v8-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.international.message-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.sprint.international.message-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.videos-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.videos-2");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.music-1");
delete_recursive("/data/app/com.google.android.music-2");
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I'm 99% positive it wasn't the debloat script. My guess is that for some reason root didn't stick when it was flashed. Can you try flashing the ROM again without wiping first? See if maybe flashing over it fixes it for you? If that doesn't let's try a clean slate with a full wipe and flash again. When I flashed it earlier I got root with each flash, I did it three times just to be sure prior to posting.

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no root
I'm also having issues with root. Root checker says the device is rooted, but no root dependent apps will function and I never get the prompt to grant rights. Dirty flashing the rom again to see if it helps.
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Cubit33 said:
I'm also having issues with root. Root checker says the device is rooted, but no root dependent apps will function and I never get the prompt to grant rights. Dirty flashing the rom again to see if it helps.
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When I first did a wipe and flashed this rom, before rebooting my Philz recovery prompted a warning that the rom might flash stock recovery, do I want to allow this? The first time I said no, following the dirty flash just now I said yes and root appears to be working now. Possibly just a weird recovery bug?

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rwilco12 said:
I'm 99% positive it wasn't the debloat script. My guess is that for some reason root didn't stick when it was flashed. Can you try flashing the ROM again without wiping first? See if maybe flashing over it fixes it for you? If that doesn't let's try a clean slate with a full wipe and flash again. When I flashed it earlier I got root with each flash, I did it three times just to be sure prior to posting.
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I don´t think you're doing a full wipe before you install. the remnant files are giving you root. Try formatting system before doing your install. I'm going to try formatting system before trying it again.

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Cubit33 said:
When I first did a wipe and flashed this rom, before rebooting my Philz recovery prompted a warning that the rom might flash stock recovery, do I want to allow this? The first time I said no, following the dirty flash just now I said yes and root appears to be working now. Possibly just a weird recovery bug?
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fbarcenas said:
I don´t think you're doing a full wipe before you install. the remnant files are giving you root. Try formatting system before doing your install. I'm going to try formatting system before trying it again.
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I found the source of the issue and have uploaded a fix!
Let's just say its not a good idea to work on two projects at once.
v1.1 is now available via the links in the OP. Thank you for your patience!

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OK I've done the dirty flash twice now. Once were I hit DISABLE and the other time I hit NO. Both times I ran Root Checker and both times it said it was not rooted.
Any Ideas?
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What root method are you using? maybe we should just run the root script you used. Towelroot, doomlord?

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fbarcenas said:
OK I've done the dirty flash twice now. Once were I hit DISABLE and the other time I hit NO. Both times I ran Root Checker and both times it said it was not rooted.
Any Ideas?
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I uploaded an updated build a few hours ago that should fix the issue. Have you tried that new build?

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rwilco12 said:
I uploaded an updated build a few hours ago that should fix the issue. Have you tried that new build?
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Nope. I will give that a shot.

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Thanks flashing it now and putting the phone back in the drawer, its my backup phone now that I got an S6. I do get it out time to time to play with it and see what's new lol

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I did the ROM INSTALL WIPE. I ran the installer twice one saying NO after the reboot prompt and one saying yes. In both instances I did not have root and busybox was not installed.

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fbarcenas said:
I did the ROM INSTALL WIPE. I ran the installer twice one saying NO after the reboot prompt and one saying yes. In both instances I did not have root and busybox was not installed.
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Did you try it with the new upload? Version 1.1?

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rwilco12 said:
Did you try it with the new upload? Version 1.1?
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Yeah That is what I was talking about. V1 installs busybox and supersu, but does not give root. V1.1 does not install busybox, nor does it give root.
I'm tempted to revert to pure stock and use the SKIPSOFT UNIFIED ANDROID TOOLKIT to acquire root and make my own ROM distro. Nothing seems to be working right with these ROM. How are you testing your ROMs before deployment? Are you doing a full nandroid backup of your phone and a full wipe before testing these? Or are we the guinea pigs?
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I would like to suggest that you publish the MD5 hash of your file next to the download link, so the we can verify that we have a good copy and that the downloaded file is not corrupt.

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fbarcenas said:
Yeah That is what I was talking about. V1 installs busybox and supersu, but does not give root. V1.1 does not install busybox, nor does it give root.
I'm tempted to revert to pure stock and use the SKIPSOFT UNIFIED ANDROID TOOLKIT to acquire root and make my own ROM distro. Nothing seems to be working right with these ROM. How are you testing your ROMs before deployment? Are you doing a full nandroid backup of your phone and a full wipe before testing these? Or are we the guinea pigs?
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I would like to suggest that you publish the MD5 hash of your file next to the download link, so the we can verify that we have a good copy and that the downloaded file is not corrupt.
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You're definitely not the guinea pigs.
When I do my testing I will revert back to a 100% stock ROM by flashing one of my one-click Odin packages and then flash recovery. I then flash the ROM and test it out. While doing the testing I don't actually make a Nandroid, all I do is a TB backup that is then moved to my PC to avoid any cross contamination. I repeat the process a minimum of three times before posting.
To clarify a point - Busybox is installed when you flash the ROM. You don't need the app to install it. The app you normally see is a Busybox Installer. It adds the functionality to the system files the same way the updaterscript can (and in this case does) when flashing a ROM. Busybox is really just a bunch of fancy symlinks that create a "toolbox" in system\bin.
I'm not sure why you are having the issues with root, but myself and several others (I show the ROM has been downloaded 68 times) have had success with it. Where you are continuing to have issues, even with the updated version, I would maybe recommend you hold off on flashing this one and wait either for my Mostly Stock ROM I am working on or for another ROM that you like.

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fbarcenas said:
Yeah That is what I was talking about. V1 installs busybox and supersu, but does not give root. V1.1 does not install busybox, nor does it give root.
I'm tempted to revert to pure stock and use the SKIPSOFT UNIFIED ANDROID TOOLKIT to acquire root and make my own ROM distro. [emoji14] Nothing seems to be working right with these ROM. How are you testing your ROMs before deployment? Are you doing a full nandroid backup of your phone and a full wipe before testing these? Or are we the guinea pigs?
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I would like to suggest that you publish the MD5 hash of your file next to the download link, so the we can verify that we have a good copy and that the downloaded file is not corrupt.
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The rom works...the idea of an MD5 isn't a bad one, and I'm sure that the OP could add it...the dev provided a pre-rooted, stock rom that works as advertised...it's free for you to avail or no; however, the suggestion that he is deploying the users of this forum as test subjects for his own, untested work is untrue.
You want to not use it? Fine, they don't. You wish to make your own? Please, have at it.
But to come into a man's thread and announce that you'll build your own hewn from a toolkit, then distribute it, because his didn't work for you, when it's working for others, seems unwarranted at best.
#WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression

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fbarcenas said:
Yeah That is what I was talking about. V1 installs busybox and supersu, but does not give root. V1.1 does not install busybox, nor does it give root.
I'm tempted to revert to pure stock and use the SKIPSOFT UNIFIED ANDROID TOOLKIT to acquire root and make my own ROM distro. Nothing seems to be working right with these ROM. How are you testing your ROMs before deployment? Are you doing a full nandroid backup of your phone and a full wipe before testing these? Or are we the guinea pigs?
---------- Post added at 06:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:13 PM ----------
I would like to suggest that you publish the MD5 hash of your file next to the download link, so the we can verify that we have a good copy and that the downloaded file is not corrupt.
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micmars said:
The rom works...the idea of an MD5 isn't a bad one, and I'm sure that the OP could add it...the dev provided a pre-rooted, stock rom that works as advertised...it's free for you to avail or no; however, the suggestion that he is using the users of this forum as test subjects for his own, untested work is unwarranted.
You want to not use it? Fine, they don't. You wish to make your own? Please, have at it.
But to come into a man's thread and announce that you'll build your own hewn from a toolkit, then distribute it, because his didn't work for you, when it's working for others, seems unwarranted at best.
#WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression
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^ I cannot agree more with this. Use it or don't, but do not come into a developers thread and discuss making your own ROM, it's rude, disrespectful and completely unwarranted. Good luck on these forums with an attitude like that...

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rwilco12 said:
You're definitely not the guinea pigs.
When I do my testing I will revert back to a 100% stock ROM by flashing one of my one-click Odin packages and then flash recovery. I then flash the ROM and test it out. While doing the testing I don't actually make a Nandroid, all I do is a TB backup that is then moved to my PC to avoid any cross contamination. I repeat the process a minimum of three times before posting.
To clarify a point - Busybox is installed when you flash the ROM. You don't need the app to install it. The app you normally see is a Busybox Installer. It adds the functionality to the system files the same way the updaterscript can (and in this case does) when flashing a ROM. Busybox is really just a bunch of fancy symlinks that create a "toolbox" in system\bin.
I'm not sure why you are having the issues with root, but myself and several others (I show the ROM has been downloaded 68 times) have had success with it. Where you are continuing to have issues, even with the updated version, I would maybe recommend you hold off on flashing this one and wait either for my Mostly Stock ROM I am working on or for another ROM that you like.
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Thanks I got desperate and reverted to stock and rooted it with the Unified Android Tookit, and ran the D bloat script. I just couldn't wait any longer. Thank you for your hard work and patience anyways.
And to all the haters.

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Does this have all the boatware?
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