[HELP] Trying to root G925F with 6.0.1 - Galaxy S6 Edge Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Good morning my gentle people.
Recently I got the 6S Edge and naturally of course like every other XDA member I would like to customize it.
I've searched far and wide for more information but all I could find were just the definitions of words. I have multiple questions to ask;
Is there a safe way of rooting my phone? (With KNOX still intact please)
Is there a possibility to unlock the bootloader?
If I root/unlock my bootloader, are there any malfunctions in the behaviour of my phone afterwards?
Is it safe to flash anything when everything is still original? (no root, no unlocked bootloader)
Again some more info:
Buildnumber: MMB29K.G25FXXU4DPIL
Android OS: Marshmallow 6.0.1
KNOX: 2.6
Thanks for the help in advance.

1gangstabob2 said:
Good morning my gentle people.
Recently I got the 6S Edge and naturally of course like every other XDA member I would like to customize it.
I've searched far and wide for more information but all I could find were just the definitions of words. I have multiple questions to ask;
Is there a safe way of rooting my phone? (With KNOX still intact please)
Is there a possibility to unlock the bootloader?
If I root/unlock my bootloader, are there any malfunctions in the behaviour of my phone afterwards?
Is it safe to flash anything when everything is still original? (no root, no unlocked bootloader)
Again some more info:
Buildnumber: MMB29K.G25FXXU4DPIL
Android OS: Marshmallow 6.0.1
KNOX: 2.6
Thanks for the help in advance.
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Root will trip knox. All g925f is bootloader unlocked. Should everything functioning. Search cf autoroot in original development section.
Sent from my SM-G925F

Rosli59564 said:
Root will trip knox. All g925f is bootloader unlocked. Should everything functioning. Search cf autoroot in original development section.
Sent from my SM-G925F
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So I can flash anything I want without having to deal with the bootloader?

1gangstabob2 said:
So I can flash anything I want without having to deal with the bootloader?
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Yes
Sent from my SM-G925F

What recovery is best for my phone?

Also is there an order of which stuff needs to e flashed? Like do I need to flash a recovery before I flash a kernel or a custom rom?

1gangstabob2 said:
Also is there an order of which stuff needs to e flashed? Like do I need to flash a recovery before I flash a kernel or a custom rom?
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Flash twrp first.
https://dl.twrp.me/zerolte/
Cf auto root to root your phone. Knox will be tripped.
https://autoroot.chainfire.eu
Then flash any custom roms or kernels through twrp.

callumbr1 said:
Flash twrp first.
https://dl.twrp.me/zerolte/
Cf auto root to root your phone. Knox will be tripped.
https://autoroot.chainfire.eu
Then flash any custom roms or kernels through twrp.
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But we can flash CF auto root via flash fire right? Without tripping the knox count ?
Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

sam razzy said:
But we can flash CF auto root via flash fire right? Without tripping the knox count ?
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No only flashable zips or .img can he flashed through flash fire. Has to be through odin.
All cf autoroots trip knox
Flash fire is a root app... you need root to use it.

Is there a kernel thats working for 6.0.1? Ive only seen them for android 5 so far.

1gangstabob2 said:
Is there a kernel thats working for 6.0.1? Ive only seen them for android 5 so far.
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Unikernel
Hacker kernel
Arter kernel

callumbr1 said:
Unikernel
Hacker kernel
Arter kernel
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Hacker kernel is my favorite due to good battery life and more control

Related

New User to Samsung.

Hello,
I want to unlock the Bootloader of S3 GT-I9300 so i can flash custom kernel & OC it.
There are different varients of S3 so i am bit afraid of bricking the device as i have no knowledge about samsung devices (SONY User).
My Questions.
How To Unlock BootLoader
Mention some kernel with OC for stock 4.3
How to bypass custom bin count & what it is?
My S3 is Indian and i have a stock 4.3 ROM + Odin incase needed while tickling!
Thanks!!
ManthanRB said:
Hello,
I want to unlock the Bootloader of S3 GT-I9300 so i can flash custom kernel & OC it.
There are different varients of S3 so i am bit afraid of bricking the device as i have no knowledge about samsung devices (SONY User).
My Questions.
How To Unlock BootLoader
Mention some kernel with OC for stock 4.3
How to bypass custom bin count & what it is?
My S3 is Indian and i have a stock 4.3 ROM + Odin incase needed while tickling!
Thanks!!
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(1) S3 GT-I9300 BootLoader is not locked
(2) Most kernels OC
(3) Flash custom roms
Please read the guides and stickies before you flash anything
tallman43 said:
(1) S3 GT-I9300 BootLoader is not locked
(2) Most kernels OC
(3) Flash custom roms
Please read the guides and stickies before you flash anything
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So you mean i can flash anything i want?
ManthanRB said:
So you mean i can flash anything i want?
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Yes anything compatible with your phone of course.
And please read the guides and most important BACKUP YOUR EFS!
tallman43 said:
Yes anything compatible with your phone of course.
And please read the guides and most important BACKUP YOUR EFS!
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I downloaded EFS backup / Restore.
What is custom bin count & how to bypass it?
ManthanRB said:
I downloaded EFS backup / Restore.
What is custom bin count & how to bypass it?
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When you flash anything with Odin it increases your bin counter you can see it if you go into download mode.It tells Samsung how may times you have flashed your device although you can reset it with triangle away.You cannot by pass it only reset it, to avoid increasing it just flash custom roms with a custom recovery this does not increase the counter.
tallman43 said:
When you flash anything with Odin it increases your bin counter you can see it if you go into download mode.It tells Samsung how may times you have flashed your device although you can reset it with triangle away.You cannot by pass it only reset it, to avoid increasing it just flash custom roms with a custom recovery this does not increase the counter.
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I currently do not have any need of custom rom, just want a kernel for stock 4.3 with OC support.
can you mention links?

[Q]Is it possible to flash TWRP through Flashfire without tripping the knox ?

Hello,
I have a SM-G925F with an official firmware (G925FXXU1AOE3) and rooted with PingPong method.
As the title says, can i flash TWRP through Flashfire without triggering the knox ?
Second, can i flash a custom rom through Flashfire without modifying recovery/kernel and triggering the knox?
dahod said:
Hello,
I have a SM-G925F with an official firmware (G925FXXU1AOE3) and rooted with PingPong method.
As the title says, can i flash TWRP through Flashfire without triggering the knox ?
Second, can i flash a custom rom through Flashfire without modifying recovery/kernel and triggering the knox?
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Sorry buddy but it's no and no. Attempting to install any custom recovery will trigger Knox and flash fire only automates the process and avoids you going into recovery mode it still requires a custom recovery to function.
mrnovanova said:
it still requires a custom recovery to function.
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What are you talking about ? i use flashfire, it doesnt require a custom recovery to function.
My idea is to change the rom (with a custom rom based on an official firmware") but to not touch to the recovery/kernel.
In this case, if i flash it through flashfire, Is it triggers knox?
I always confuse flashify with flashfire. You are correct. Sorry about the confusion.
Is this possible? I am new to samsung! Is this correct, you can flash a custom rom without tripping knox?
Just to be clear, with flashfire you can install twrp and custom kernels without tripping knox?
I haven't tried, but Knox isn't something that checks what you flash and then it's done. It even runs during boot. Whatever you will install to this phone, it will know and it will blow the eFuse if you try. The Software is extremely capable of detecting unofficial firmware. Same applies to flashing a kernel. The kernel will be permissive and not signed properly, which will set of the fuse before you can say "Knox Warranty void"
If I flash an official rom customised with a stock kernel like this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...xtrestolite-deodexed-mod-edition-1-3-t3119968
Are you sure the knox will be triggered ?
Sent from my SM-G925F using XDA Free mobile app
dahod said:
If I flash an official rom customised with a stock kernel like this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...xtrestolite-deodexed-mod-edition-1-3-t3119968
Are you sure the knox will be triggered ?
Sent from my SM-G925F using XDA Free mobile app
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i tried to flash the twrp with flashify and my knox was triggered
I don't want to flash twrp ( I know it triggers knox), I just want to flash a rom, not the recovery, not the kernel.
And I talk about flash fire, not flashify.
Sent from my SM-G925F using XDA Free mobile app
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dahod said:
I don't want to flash twrp ( I know it triggers knox), I just want to flash a rom, not the recovery, not the kernel.
And I talk about flash fire, not flashify.
Sent from my SM-G925F using XDA Free mobile app
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I think so...even if you should be able to flash a rom with odin. I can't find anywhere a modded .tar rom
dahod said:
I don't want to flash twrp ( I know it triggers knox), I just want to flash a rom, not the recovery, not the kernel.
And I talk about flash fire, not flashify.
Sent from my SM-G925F using XDA Free mobile app
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Did we ever get a concrete answer on this? I also would like to be able to flash a ROM with flashfire and NOT trip Knox. Has anybody done this successfully?
I just flashed twrp using Flashfire and can confirm that it will trigger knox!
Anybody who has tried to flash a ROM with Flashfire instead of a custom recovery?

[Q] is there a rooted 5.1.1 rom???

Is there a rooted 5.1.1 rom for Odin anywhere?
Preferably already deodexed.
Thanks
error666 said:
Is there a rooted 5.1.1 rom for Odin anywhere?
Preferably already deodexed.
Thanks
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I have a stock rooted ROM here and am working on a deodexed version but I see no benefit/need for creating an Odin version:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmo...l/how-to-update-to-g900tof6-5-1-1-pc-t3141404
just asking . apparently with this root method of using a permissive kernel, the privacy mode is broken. any idea if that can be fixed and keep root?
benefit is that it's everything in a single package. including bootloader, modem etc.. twrp is good for flashing a different rom of the same version but for upgrades it's better to use odin. imho.
error666 said:
benefit is that it's everything in a single package. including bootloader, modem etc.. twrp is good for flashing a different rom of the same version but for upgrades it's better to use odin. imho.
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Those ROM's flash everything but recovery.
Exactly. And u don't wanna flash recovery after u get a custom recovery on board
I'm using cm 12.1. The nighlies are good enough for a daily driver and I love it compared to touchwiz
Sent from my SM-G900T using Tapatalk
muniz_ri said:
I have a stock rooted ROM here and am working on a deodexed version but I see no benefit/need for creating an Odin version:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmo...l/how-to-update-to-g900tof6-5-1-1-pc-t3141404
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The ROM for 5.1.1 isn't flashable through FlashFire to keep root and Knox 0x0 right?
TheAH said:
The ROM for 5.1.1 isn't flashable through FlashFire to keep root and Knox 0x0 right?
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Correct, you need a custom kernel to root 5.1 which trips the warranty bit any way you flash it.

I have the Sam GalaxyS5G900T. T-Mobile Un-locked Best Way to root ?

I have the Samsung Galaxy S 5 (G900T). T-Mobile Un-locked and now using on At&t Straight Talk and i want to root it I am on Lollipop 5.1.1 with firmware G900TUVU1FOG6 look for the best option and safest Ty
oh I don't have to root to install custom roms ?
im mean
droid master said:
oh I don't have to root to install custom roms ?
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If you want a custom rom just install twrp and get on a og6 rom.
or you could use @ShinySide root method to keep stock rom and obtain root.
However both trip Knox oh well Knox is nothing on s5

need help rooting my phone.

My phone is SM-G925I. it is on 6.0.1. Build number is MMB29K-G925IDVS3EPJ8. I am in australia. I have searched and found that skipsoft toolkit only support rooting upto 5.1.1. So which method should i use to root my phone??
burninghouse said:
My phone is SM-G925I. it is on 6.0.1. Build number is MMB29K-G925IDVS3EPJ8. I am in australia. I have searched and found that skipsoft toolkit only support rooting upto 5.1.1. So which method should i use to root my phone??
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https://download.chainfire.eu/791/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-zerolte-zeroltedv-smg925i.zip
Just flash cf auto root through odin and boom... rooted easy as that
callumbr1 said:
https://download.chainfire.eu/791/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-zerolte-zeroltedv-smg925i.zip
Just flash cf auto root through odin and boom... rooted easy as that
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And will i be able to install custom roms after this or i have to install some custom recovery and custom kernel also??
burninghouse said:
And will i be able to install custom roms after this or i have to install some custom recovery and custom kernel also??
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You will need to flash a custom recovery after. I recommend twrp. Then you can start flashing custom roms.
callumbr1 said:
You will need to flash a custom recovery after. I recommend twrp. Then you can start flashing custom roms.
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Should i use this one??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...y-official-twrp-galaxy-s6-edge-t3354508/page9
burninghouse said:
Should i use this one??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...y-official-twrp-galaxy-s6-edge-t3354508/page9
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What model do you have g925....?
callumbr1 said:
What model do you have g925....?
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I have Galaxy s6 edge.
burninghouse said:
I have Galaxy s6 edge.
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What model though? G925f? G925i? G925w8?
callumbr1 said:
What model though? G925f? G925i? G925w8?
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I have g925i
burninghouse said:
I have g925i
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https://dl.twrp.me/zerolte/
Download the img.tar and flash through odin.
Or root first, then install flashify from play store and you can flash twrp directly from there
callumbr1 said:
https://dl.twrp.me/zerolte/
Download the img.tar and flash through odin.
Or root first, then install flashify from play store and you can flash twrp directly from there
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Ho can i check that my phone has a locked bootloader or an unlocked bootloader??
callumbr1 said:
https://dl.twrp.me/zerolte/
Download the img.tar and flash through odin.
Or root first, then install flashify from play store and you can flash twrp directly from there
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Is this safe? Will it surely work? Sorry if it seems a bit awkward but i am asking this because i tried to root my phone about 1 year ago and it was stuck at boot and i have to take it to samsung to fix it for me.
burninghouse said:
Is this safe? Will it surely work? Sorry if it seems a bit awkward but i am asking this because i tried to root my phone about 1 year ago and it was stuck at boot and i have to take it to samsung to fix it for me.
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Yes it is very safe. It will work for sure. They are very easy to fix also
callumbr1 said:
Yes it is very safe. It will work for sure. They are very easy to fix also
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Ok just before i flash this file what should i do if i get stuck in boot stage??
burninghouse said:
Ok just before i flash this file what should i do if i get stuck in boot stage??
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I'm 99% sure you won't get bootloop flashing the auto root. But download stock ROM just in case if this happens just flash the stock ROM. But like I said it's slim chance that this will happen.
The first time you flash cf auto root it may bootloop like 2 times but it is completely normal
callumbr1 said:
I'm 99% sure you won't get bootloop flashing the auto root. But download stock ROM just in case if this happens just flash the stock ROM. But like I said it's slim chance that this will happen.
The first time you flash cf auto root it may bootloop like 2 times but it is completely normal
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And is there any way to make knox count back to zero after rooting if i wanna sell my phone?
burninghouse said:
And is there any way to make knox count back to zero after rooting if i wanna sell my phone?
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No, you can reset the flash counter but knox will always be 0x1 (tripped) to be honest not many people or too bothered about knox. I've had my phone in for repair a few times with tripped knox. Samsung never even checked
callumbr1 said:
No, you can reset the flash counter but knox will always be 0x1 (tripped) to be honest not many people or too bothered about knox. I've had my phone in for repair a few times with tripped knox. Samsung never even checked
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How to reset the flash counter?
burninghouse said:
How to reset the flash counter?
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When flashing in odin select the option f.reset time. Or use triangle away

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