Can somebody share with me the steps to root my g925f with cf autoroot please?
put the phone in download mode (vol down + home + power)
run odin > from AP select this file CF-Auto-Root-zerolte-zeroltexx-smg925f.tar.md5
Then all will be done automatically
subhy259 said:
put the phone in download mode (vol down + home + power)
run odin > from AP select this file CF-Auto-Root-zerolte-zeroltexx-smg925f.tar.md5
Then all will be done automatically
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Thanks mate
subhy259 said:
put the phone in download mode (vol down + home + power)
run odin > from AP select this file CF-Auto-Root-zerolte-zeroltexx-smg925f.tar.md5
Then all will be done automatically
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Do I need to flash TWRP first?
callumbr1 said:
Do I need to flash TWRP first?
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No need for TWRP. Just put it to download mode and flash with odin.
subhy259 said:
No need for TWRP. Just put it to download mode and flash with odin.
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Thanks mate
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My ku3700 just got into the recovery mode by the command "adb reboot recovery"
Now I can't make it exit the recovery mode. I reboot the ku3700, it remain in the recovery mode. I flashed it, it also boot into the recovery mode
btest said:
My ku3700 just got into the recovery mode by the command "adb reboot recovery"
Now I can't make it exit the recovery mode. I reboot the ku3700, it remain in the recovery mode. I flashed it, it also boot into the recovery mode
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Stay in recovery mode, plugg your phone to PC, and use KDZ to reflash firmware..it help you out..
Yes I just use the kdz reflash three times, it flashed well and reboot also into the recovery mode.
btest said:
Yes I just use the kdz reflash three times, it flashed well and reboot also into the recovery mode.
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Have you did 'hard reset' ?
No, I don't know how to do it
btest said:
No, I don't know how to do it
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power+vol down+back
mastershefis said:
power+vol down+back
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It do not take any effect
Have you tried flashing with kdz with the battery out? (volume up+home + usb insert I think)
where do you get the firmware to flash it?
hey which recovery are you using try flashing this one http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HA99U25O(with siqnature verification disabled)
then do the hard reset(Power+Vol Dwn+Home)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1569016
Hi,
I was trying to flash a new rom , however before doing so I used Nut's dual recovery "Philz" to wipe system and data and when I tried to enter again into recovery mode I am stuck on Sony Logo. When I tried to use flash tool I am getting device connect and disconnect error . I can see blue light while my phone is connected into fast boot mode. I will be really grateful if anyone can assist me . Many Thanks !
Try to use the installer to flash dual recovery again?
hush66 said:
Try to use the installer to flash dual recovery again?
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can you suggest how can i use the installer?
[NUT]'s recovery can be installed via the installer (run from PC) or flashed via recovery. Since you can't get into recovery, you'll have to use the installer. Get from here: http://nut.xperia-files.com/
hush66 said:
[NUT]'s recovery can be installed via the installer (run from PC) or flashed via recovery. Since you can't get into recovery, you'll have to use the installer. Get from here: http://nut.xperia-files.com/
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I am unable to boot the device , still can i istall it ? please sugegst
also, i can connect device into fastboot mode using flash tool but not into flash mode , gives me a popup to press back button when i use flashtool, please help
Alternatively, use PC Companion and do a repair. You should be returned to stock firmware with stock kernel and should be able to boot. Then root and install recovery, and then flash the custom ROM.
To enter flashmode, you need to press the volume down button while connecting the phone to the PC.
hush66 said:
[NUT]'s recovery can be installed via the installer (run from PC) or flashed via recovery. Since you can't get into recovery, you'll have to use the installer. Get from here: http://nut.xperia-files.com/
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Finally it worked!! I was not able to get into flash mode but sucessfully got into flash mode by pressing volume down key at Flashtool. Flashed my regional ftf and now phone is back up and running!! thanks for your help
I watch and follow all the steps in youtube to flash twrp but when i start it it always say "reset" Then it will reboot my phone (hoping that it was success) but still when i go to recovery it still the stock recovery. Samsung s5 g900f.
In Odin, uncheck the auto-reboot box, then flash the twrp. Then unplug phone, pull battery, and reboot into TWRP directly. (Vol UP + Home + Power). This is required so TWRP can stick.
mrao said:
In Odin, uncheck the auto-reboot box, then flash the twrp. Then unplug phone, pull battery, and reboot into TWRP directly. (Vol UP + Home + Power). This is required so TWRP can stick.
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It works thanks sir. Sorry coz my newbie in everything about android.
I have a10s with no custom recovery but a rooted kernel. Would it be possible to flash gsi via download mode?
I did it once on my device. Check out this thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...gl=1*1lrcfpc*_ga*MTMzNTA2NTQ2MC4xNjAxOTIzMzEx
Ziggy54 said:
I did it once on my device. Check out this thread
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...gl=1*1lrcfpc*_ga*MTMzNTA2NTQ2MC4xNjAxOTIzMzEx
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I have a problem with this. I tried ErfanGSI Rom, his Roms require the user to flash a kernel permissive patcher which can only be done through a custom recovery. End result is, I can't get it to boot, it goes into boot loop. Any way past that?
Linusrg1 said:
I have a10s with no custom recovery but a rooted kernel. Would it be possible to flash gsi via download mode?
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Yes. Use fastboot.
Here is what to do.
You may find these files. If the file I typed not in your gsi zip file... Skip it.
Ok so download a program called minimum adv and fastboot. And install it. It's about 5mb ig. Then open it.switch your galaxy a10s to fastboot mode [bootloader] [download mode] they are the same.
To do this switch the a10s off. Then hold both volume up and down buttons. Then keep holding them and connect USB. From PC to mobile. Keep holding both volume buttons untill it prompts you to go to download mode. You gotta unlock bootloader but I guess you already unlocked it so go to download mode and follow these instructions.
You may find system.img
Do this command in adv thing in PC
fastboot flash system LOCATION://OF/YOUR/SYSTEM.IMG
you may find vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vbmeta LOCATION://OF/YOUR/VBMETA.IMG
both of these guys are in the gsi zip coming form google.
Good luck
Abd El-Rahman El-Batal said:
Yes. Use fastboot.
Here is what to do.
You may find these files. If the file I typed not in your gsi zip file... Skip it.
Ok so download a program called minimum adv and fastboot. And install it. It's about 5mb ig. Then open it.switch your galaxy a10s to fastboot mode [bootloader] [download mode] they are the same.
To do this switch the a10s off. Then hold both volume up and down buttons. Then keep holding them and connect USB. From PC to mobile. Keep holding both volume buttons untill it prompts you to go to download mode. You gotta unlock bootloader but I guess you already unlocked it so go to download mode and follow these instructions.
You may find system.img
Do this command in adv thing in PC
fastboot flash system LOCATION://OF/YOUR/SYSTEM.IMG
you may find vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vbmeta LOCATION://OF/YOUR/VBMETA.IMG
both of these guys are in the gsi zip coming form google.
Good luck
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Samsungs dont have fastboot sadly.
Linusrg1 said:
Samsungs dont have fastboot sadly.
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Aw that's why ;c I thought download mode could be useful
Abd El-Rahman El-Batal said:
Aw that's why ;c I thought download mode could be useful
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Nah its mostly useless
Linusrg1 said:
Samsungs dont have fastboot sadly.
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Heard of Heimdall?
So i installed twrp on my a72 4g with odin, what do i do now?
keko888 said:
So i installed twrp on my a72 4g with odin, what do i do now?
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I don't have your device but twrp ( not the app ) is a recovery image to replace stock recovery.
If installed properly press and hold the button configuration to enter recovery mode on your device while powering on.