Hi!
I have unrooted my phone to stock samsung galaxy s5 ROM (Touchwiz). I thought that everything would be as if the phone was brand new, but I suspect that my kernel isn't stock samsung, since tv2 sumo app that uses kernel detection says my phone is rooted. (I have no root access now...)
Is it possible to have stock android ROM but not stock kernel? How can I get stock kernel?
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Grand GT-i9082 with Cyanogen 10.1 and ClockworkMod 6.0.1 (I think it is 6.0.1, not sure). I want to go back to my official stock rom BUT with root and Clockwork. I want them both along with stock rom.
If I flash the stock rom using odin, will I lose my cwm and root? If so, how to do it without losing my root and cwm?
In the past, I have installed Siyah kernel alongside AOSP ROM on my S3 and found that after that my MHL link would not work. I think it's just because of the ROM. I have a new S3 now, fully stock and the MHL works fine. My query is whether it was just the ROM that stopped it working as I want to OC my processor so was going to reinstall the kernel, and will happily keep the stock TouchWiz ROM if it means I can still connect it to my TV.
It's just the tw base you need so custom stock roms are good for this.
On a Custom aokp/cm/aosp rom it won't work.
Install siyah on the rom you have now as it will still work with this kernel.
Hello. Recently I've installed CM 10.2 with installer. Phone doesn't seem to be rooted,as installer may have locked it again? The thing is I want to root it and the question is ,do I do it the same way I found on some guide for 4.1.2 stock JB, where they first use Jeboo kernel, then root phone, or I go straight to root? I am confused since I cm 10.2 is android 4.3 jb version and I believe it has different kernel than stock already.
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S4. The Model is SGH-I337M by Fido. I'm very new to this adding custom ROMS and such. I screwed up on my custom ROM installation. I chose the wrong ROM without a recovery ROM and I accidentally deleted my back up of the stock ROM. I didn't back it up to my PC as well. I know, I should have done that The custom ROM I had on my phone was Cyangenmod 10.1, I believe. I had lollipop on my S4 but it was an upgrade from the phone itself. No ROM installation was needed for that update.
Hi,
just a question if it is possible to flash an own recompiled Samsung kernel to the device while running a rooted stock ROM?
Or are there measures in place which prohibit me from booting?