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The zmax pro has been exploited thanks to a modified dirtycow. Head over to android forums under the zmax pro section and lend a hand.
Soooooo..... Root?
PrincessKristiann said:
Soooooo..... Root?
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Temp root yes but more work needs to be done.
Hey how you where able to get temp root
Kingroot c180 version can temp root for your phone but it appears it only works for builds other than b08
ULTRAMAGNIFICENT said:
Kingroot c180 version can temp root for your phone but it appears it only works for builds other than b08
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Doesn't work for B20 either.
Max pro key release and permission
Super noob...so forgive me. I was browsing the system files and found these, (see attachment).
I was wondering if it was possible to run these as a command line in terminal, or via ADB, there in altering the permissions, or a chmod/chown. Also I found a zip with the zte release keys. I can provide the .xml if needed. i.imgur. con /WMisb8T. png sorry new so can't post link
Any news on a zmax pro root?
Hi I'm working on root with some others.
Please wait patiently. Thanks.
Awesome thank you guys! Excited!
GarnetSunset said:
Hi I'm working on root with some others.
Please wait patiently. Thanks.
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Any progress?
Well with *Rom toolbox you could at least get the file manager that shows hidden files. Not sure if that helps I tried giving some files administrative permissions to no avail.
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Any progress?
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Have you tried OEM unlocking in your developer's options unlock boot loader ?
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WeedBking DroidBqueen said:
Have you tried OEM unlocking in your developer's options unlock boot loader ?
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This will factory reset your device b sire u back it up 1st but this should allow custom rom installs and system app removal it should give you all the power of root
There is a huge thread at androidforums with over 3000 posts about trying to root the ZMAX Pro. OEM Unlocking in Developer Options would normally ALLOW bootloader unlocking (wouldn't actually unlock it, but would allow it to be done using the "fastboot oem unlock" command in ADB), but since the ZMAX Pro doesn't have the option to reboot in bootloader mode this command won't work.
Telyx said:
There is a huge thread at androidforums with over 3000 posts about trying to root the ZMAX Pro. OEM Unlocking in Developer Options would normally ALLOW bootloader unlocking (wouldn't actually unlock it, but would allow it to be done using the "fastboot oem unlock" command in ADB), but since the ZMAX Pro doesn't have the option to reboot in bootloader mode this command won't work.
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Yeah I've seen that . From what I've read they're just as stomped as everyone else . This exploit is truly groundbreaking I just hope people don't give up on it yet
ULTRAMAGNIFICENT said:
The zmax pro has been exploited thanks to a modified dirtycow. Head over to android forums under the zmax pro section and lend a hand.
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Info bro please
Has anyone checked the log from the recovery ? It looks like it's giving some good info on the phone
Kovansky said:
Info bro please
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almost there.... patience...and dont install any system updates your carrier releases, the vulnerabilityvwas patched by google last month and will likely be included in the next update released by the carriers :fingers-crossed:
trav0825 said:
almost there.... patience...and dont install any system updates your carrier releases, the vulnerabilityvwas patched by google last month and will likely be included in the next update released by the carriers :fingers-crossed:
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Does that mean it most likely never get root ?? Especially if it's already patched ? Or does that mean that some people won't get it and would be forced to downgrade firmware (if possible) in order to obtain root ?
Leon.Left said:
Does that mean it most likely never get root ?? Especially if it's already patched ? Or does that mean that some people won't get it and would be forced to downgrade firmware (if possible) in order to obtain root ?
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Ill start by saying the reason root has not been achieved yet is because ZTE put a lot of effort into preventing root most likely due to cobtract terms with the carriers. This phone has been a very tough nut to crack but more progress has been made in the past month than the previous 2 years due to a security vulnerability that has been oatched by google but not yet released by the carriers for this phone. Root was almost here when i last posted but a brick wall has been hit for now. Dont let that alarm you, it is common to hit a brick wall when attempting to hack a device, this is not the first brick wall for this phone but it should be the last. The developer that is working on it is very very good and if anyone can achieve root on this phone it is him and he has a decent sized group of other experienced devs and amateurs assisting him with whatever he needs. I would suggest that you dont update your phone if your carrier releases an update because the next update released by your carrier will very likely include the patch google released. When google releases a patch for a carrier locked phone like this one, the carrier has to include it on an OTA update before it is installed on your phone. MetroPCS versions of this phone as of this date have not been updated to include the new google security patch yet as far as i am aware, however an update could be released any day as google released the patch almost 2 months ago now. Any build that ends in B21 or under has not been patched yet. You can check your build number under Settings->About Phone.
Once root is achieved me and a couple of other devs are standing by to start work on custom roms and we are in direct contact with the guy working on root and as far as i know we will release it all together. So when it happens you will get a one click root and custom recovery method as well as at least 2 custom rom options all at the same time. For the time being, be patient, once the work is done and stable root is achieved it will be posted.
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Updated OP [6/1/12]
Hey guys, i created a new rooting method called One Root specifically for the HTC EVO 4G LTE. I also made on for the HTC Wildfire S and was a complete success.
This is one of the fastest rooting method in this forum! It only takes 30 seconds.
Big thanks to regaw_lienad for pointing out my mistakes
Requirements:
*HTC EVO 4G LTE
*Unlocked Bootloader or S-OFF
*USB Cable
*Cup of Coffee
So I hereby present you:
ONE ROOT for HTC JEWEL
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What does it do?
One root will quickly install root such as su, busybox, SuperSu by Chainfire and twrp custom recovery.
Video:
Gimme so video tutorials
Screenies:
Download:
One Root for EVO: http://tinyurl.com/873yewd
****If flashing zip fails, flash this instead: http://db.tt/P3DV1Ru1 ****
This isnt free so....you must thank
Whats New?
Version 3.0
*replaced tools
*fixed scripting
Version 2.1
*Fix rooting by help of regaw_lienad
Version 1.5
*Fixed adb
Version 1.4
*Added Busybox
*Switched to SuperSu
*Removed Superuser
*Updated Su
*Made process Faster
Version 1.0
**Original Release**
How do I unlock bootloader
Sent from my new evo 4g lte.....
rizzomach said:
How do I unlock bootloader
Sent from my new evo 4g lte.....
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im making a utility on unlocking without voiding warranty. hopefully it will work on eMMC-based device
rezo609 said:
im making a utility on unlocking without voiding warranty. hopefully it will work on eMMC-based device
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Ok cool I will be checking in ....how r people flashing that custom Rom..
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How do I unlock bootloader
Sent from my new evo 4g lte.....
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You can unlock bootloader by using htc method go to htcdev.com. Note using this voids the warranty.
What is the diff between this and the other one click root available?
87Octane said:
You can unlock bootloader by using htc method go to htcdev.com. Note using this voids the warranty.
What is the diff between this and the other one click root available?
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its much faster with a more stable root
the link is broken??? its not working for me atleast
beatit327 said:
the link is broken??? its not working for me atleast
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I fixed link
rezo609 said:
its much faster with a more stable root
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Can u give me some more details please? What does this do exactly, install su, busybox, recovery? I am wondering why we need bootloader unlocked to run this. I am already rooted using other method but I am holding off on unlocking bootloader to see if someone gets us tru s off.
Appreciate any info and thanks for this!
rezo609 said:
I fixed link
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Still no worky for me. Using mobile browser if it matters. Looking forward to trying this. After I unlock the bootloader first. Htcdev still hasn't sent me activate email yet. Been two days.
Sent from my LTEvo
rezo609 said:
its much faster with a more stable root
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More stable root?
87Octane said:
Can u give me some more details please? What does this do exactly, install su, busybox, recovery? I am wondering why we need bootloader unlocked to run this. I am already rooted using other method but I am holding off on unlocking bootloader to see if someone gets us tru s off.
Appreciate any info and thanks for this!
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This instals su, superuser.apk, and twrp recovery
utnick said:
More stable root?
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yes
chrisfales said:
Still no worky for me. Using mobile browser if it matters. Looking forward to trying this. After I unlock the bootloader first. Htcdev still hasn't sent me activate email yet. Been two days.
Sent from my LTEvo
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Fixed link for the third time.
Im getting "adb is not recoginzed as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Any ideas?
dhoshman said:
Im getting "adb is not recoginzed as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Any ideas?
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I don't know how the OP set up this script, but if he didn't include adb you need to install the Android SDK and put the folder with adb.exe in your path environmental variable.
If you aren't sure what that means that's fine, but I suggest doing a bit more research before you wander so deep into the sea of Android modding. If you don't know what you are doing you can have a very bad time.
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I don't know how the OP set up this script, but if he didn't include adb you need to install the Android SDK and put the folder with adb.exe in your path environmental variable.
If you aren't sure what that means that's fine, but I suggest doing a bit more research before you go wander so deep into the sea of Android modding. If you don't know what you are doing you can have a very bad time.
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Thanks. Im def an experienced Android modder by now lol. I figured it out and everything is smoothe now. Getting ready to flash some "Viper" now...OHHHH WEEEE lol
rezo609 said:
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Not exactly sure what you mean by this... Those are the same files that get put on the device with the other root. Also, unfortunately, the zip to flash will not work, you mount /system as an MTD partition, not eMMC, and you only place the busybox binary in xbin. I guess busybox will still work, it's just not installed with the symlinks. Hope this helps ya out
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care to explain HOW you classify this as a more stable root method??
to me thats a lil deceiving wording there as like mentioned before the same files are being used in the end...
Techrocket9 said:
I don't know how the OP set up this script, but if he didn't include adb you need to install the Android SDK and put the folder with adb.exe in your path environmental variable.
If you aren't sure what that means that's fine, but I suggest doing a bit more research before you go wander so deep into the sea of Android modding. If you don't know what you are doing you can have a very bad time.
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Adb drivers need to be installed. Working on new build today to fix the problems.
What's new?
*Installing busybox
*Removing Superuser
*Installing SuperSu
*Updated su
*more
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This person had a bunch of threads locked in the general forum area and never really explained anything. I would steer clear.
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Dude I only had one locked.
QUOTE=clownfart;26702271] He was asking people to help test an s-off method for this phone and one of his steps was "do a battery pull". [/QUOTE]
I knew I typed that, just wanted to know what you guys would do to fully then off the phone.
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About the toolkit:
This is a very good looking toolkit with almost everything you would want to do with your shiny new Nexus 5! This should work on all models (conditions may vary ).
This toolkit offers a 'one-click' method of:
1.Unlock the bootloader
2.Basic ADB commands to get you buggin!
3.Basic Fastboot commands to get you booting!
4.Installing Drivers!
5.ROM Flashing
The list could go on for about 2-3 more points but I'm lazy! (forgetful)
The updater will tell you when there is a new update and will take you to this post to find out about it.
Please enjoy, and if you like feel free to donate but don't feel that you need to this is FREE!!, I'll send you my gratitudes!!
Links down below!
Downloads and Changes
News:
The bootloop bug should be fixed now!
Downloads Section
This is where you'll find a list of changes and the download links!
Main - MEGA
Mirror - Dropbox
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CHANGES:
Version 1.2.0.0
Fixed Bootloop issue
Version 1.1.0.0
Added Variable Uri Downloads (CWM + TWRP)
Version 1.0.0.0
Initial Release
Has anyone tried this yet? I don't have the device to test with.
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after installing TWRP it gives you a boot loop , opened recovery tried to wipe phone factory wipe fails...
toe451 said:
after installing TWRP it gives you a boot loop , opened recovery tried to wipe phone factory wipe fails...
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That's strange. Have you tried cwm?
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squabbi said:
That's strange. Have you tried cwm?
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same thing boot loop , factory reset not working can not wipe data ...
toe451 said:
after installing TWRP it gives you a boot loop , opened recovery tried to wipe phone factory wipe fails...
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did you let it fully reboot after unlocking the bootloader?
xBeerdroiDx said:
did you let it fully reboot after unlocking the bootloader?
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it rebooted the bootloader , i didn't boot into andriod. unlock , bootloader reboot, install twrp then full reboot into bootloop
only thing i tested was the flashing recovery.. worked, but installed twrp 2.6.3.1 and they have 2.6.3.2 posted.. could you update that please and thanks?
madLyfe said:
only thing i tested was the flashing recovery.. worked, but installed twrp 2.6.3.1 and they have 2.6.3.2 posted.. could you update that please and thanks?
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Yea sure gimme a minute! I might find a way to remotely set the download links.
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madLyfe said:
only thing i tested was the flashing recovery.. worked, but installed twrp 2.6.3.1 and they have 2.6.3.2 posted.. could you update that please and thanks?
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Okey so in the new update (1.1) I've made it so i can specify what the download link is for both cwm and twrp.
All you guys need to do is let me know when there is a newer version!
squabbi said:
Okey so in the new update (1.1) I've made it so i can specify what the download link is for both cwm and twrp.
All you guys need to do is let me know when there is a newer version!
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Not just your tool that ends in a bootloop, the n5 bootloader actually has some faults, I was thinking of making a patched bootloader for the device, but due to noone having a bricked device i cannot
ricky310711 said:
Not just your tool that ends in a bootloop, the n5 bootloader actually has some faults, I was thinking of making a patched bootloader for the device, but due to noone having a bricked device i cannot
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So do I have to do something to fix the bootloop issue? Also why is that so? You need to have a bricked phone before you could make a patched bootloader.
squabbi said:
So do I have to do something to fix the bootloop issue? Also why is that so? You need to have a bricked phone before you could make a patched bootloader.
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wipe data factory reset(data, dalvik and cache)
that fixes the bootloop!
and modifying the bootloader is quite risky, if you do something wrong it could fail to write, fastboot and adb can fail to operate, cauld cause major issues that are un repairable without riffbox etc.. and even sometimes that doesnt work...
looks good, but bugs as above..
so pls solve them soon
meethere said:
looks good, but bugs as above..
so pls solve them soon
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I'll see what needs to be done. Thanks for being patient.
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Fixed Bootloop Issue! == Version 1.2 Released!
Version 1.2 has been released!
This is to address the bootloop issue that some users have been getting. I hope this works!
Do we need 20 toolkits doing the same stuff? People need to learn what they are doing. With the rise of kits there is a rise in bricked phones for stupid reasons. People flashing cm kernels on non cm roms because they have no idea.
One kit is enough stop reinventing the wheel. Put your skills to something more useful.
Sent by mobile telephone.
howard bamber said:
Do we need 20 toolkits doing the same stuff? People need to learn what they are doing. With the rise of kits there is a rise in bricked phones for stupid reasons. People flashing cm kernels on non cm roms because they have no idea.
One kit is enough stop reinventing the wheel. Put your skills to something more useful.
Sent by mobile telephone.
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I had a feeling this would be bad. I get your point, this was posted ages ago. Don't worry, the nexus isn't my main place anymore.
Thanks for your input.
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howard bamber said:
Do we need 20 toolkits doing the same stuff? People need to learn what they are doing. With the rise of kits there is a rise in bricked phones for stupid reasons. People flashing cm kernels on non cm roms because they have no idea.
One kit is enough stop reinventing the wheel. Put your skills to something more useful.
Sent by mobile telephone.
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That's funny. So you revived a 4 month old Dead Thread for what?? So we could hear your useless stupid rants about a contribution that someone wanted to make, an area which you have failed to achieve. If people don't read and know what they are doing then that is their fault, not someone who wanted to learn and or grow his skills by creating a toolkit. Put your skills to something useful and release something of your own, don't go being critical trying to revive old threads for no reason; and complaining about toolkits all over various Nexus 5 threads. Grow Up!
1.0 Introduction
This is a series of guides that will cover the basics of ROMs, kernels, recoveries, installation and so on. Questions asked in here will be answered as fast as possible. This is not a thread for unbricking your device, but rather to avoid getting into a situation where you end up with a bricked device. I do realise that the LG G2 is a year old, but since its price has dropped, it offers A LOT of value for money and while some people leave for newer devices, other people grab the G2.
1.1 Rooting
Let's cover the basics steps of rooting, installing a custom recovery and making your first backup.
If you do not know what root is, a brief explanation would be getting access to the root of your device. What that means is that you get access to parts of your device that are otherwise hidden - because the average Joe would not know what to do with root access and could possibly end up with a device that is unusable. As implied, there is a risk involved in rooting your device, although with the LG G2 the action is most often reversable.
Disclaimer: I cannot be held responsible for any damage you do to your device. Following this guide should be safe, but there is a risk involved
So how do you root your LG G2?
The absolute easiest way is to download towelroot. If your software version is 20G or newer, (or if towelroot doesn't work for you) try stump root. Link further below.
towelroot can be downloaded from towelroot.com
Click the lambda, download the apk file and install it.
If you get a pop up message claiming that the apk is dangerous, agree to it and continue installing. As previously mentioned, rooting IS not risk free, and this application abuses an exploit in the kernel.
After installing and opening, press "make it ra1n". That will root your device.
When finished, reboot. Then go to Play Store and download SuperSU. SuperSU is an application that will allow apps to gain superuser access and it is vital for any root user.
Now you have root and the ability to give SuperUser access to apps.
EDIT: For Software versions 20G and up, towelroot doesn't work anymore, use stump root instead.
Link is here: Stump Root for LG Devices
1.2 Installing a Custom Recovery
Why is a custom recovery necessary? It is, because it’s the easiest way (and often the only way) to get your device back and working in case you get stuck in a bootloop. It’s also vital for flashing custom ROMS and custom kernels.
How do I get one? Well, there’s an app for that!
Check out this thread to get AutoRec, an application that’ll automatically install a custom recovery to your G2! Credits go to @Cloudyfa and @bender_007 CLICK HERE
IMPORTANT!
MAKE SURE YOU DOWNLOAD THE CORRECT VERSION FOR YOUR DEVICE!!!!!!
After downloading, install the application, allow it superuser access and install a custom recovery.
When finished, reboot to recovery. You’ll need to take a backup of your working ROM.
2.0 Making a backup of your working ROM and vital partitions
Now you should be in recovery:
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EFS
The backup will take roughly 3 minutes to finish, be patient. When it’s done, reboot system.
Make a few copies of the backup. ALWAYS have a backup on your device , keep one on your computer and one on a microSD somewhere.
Cheers for this...looking at possibly buying it soon. So I guess this will work even regardless if its a D800 or D802?
Geordie Affy said:
Cheers for this...looking at possibly buying it soon. So I guess this will work even regardless if its a D800 or D802?
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Yay I'm happy it could help anybody!
Yes it should, but it depends on which software version your D800 comes with. If towelroot doesn't work, IOroot or Stumproot should work Try this out when you get it - if it doesn't work, quote this message (so that I get a mail) and let me know.
Will do cheers. Yeah looking at buying a D802 from Hong Kong hy the end of this month, so no idea what kind of software its going to come with [emoji53]. Plus I want to install the G3 ROM onto it pretty much straightaway. Never rooted before but seems fairly straight forward.
should point out that autorec is for kitkat only afaik
also towelroot doesn't work on some of the later kitkat roms, but you can use 'stump' root instead
meangreenie said:
should point out that autorec is for kitkat only afaik
also towelroot doesn't work on some of the later kitkat roms, but you can use 'stump' root instead
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Thanks for your input. I think I covered the towelroot part in my response to geordie. I'll edit the op tomorrow.
vPro97 said:
Thanks for your input. I think I covered the towelroot part in my response to geordie. I'll edit the op tomorrow.
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Yeah I think towelroot wont work for me, reading other threads with those who have D802 Internation Verision. IOroot it is then. Can't wait to mess about with it - will probs mess it up somehow haha but atleast I have awesome XDA guys to fall back on
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Geordie Affy said:
Yeah I think towelroot wont work for me, reading other threads with those who have D802 Internation Verision. IOroot it is then. Can't wait to mess about with it - will probs mess it up somehow haha but atleast I have awesome XDA guys to fall back on
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If you're getting a D802 you shouldn't worry one bit. Even the latest 20F software can be rooted by towelroot!
OP Updated with the new 20G update in mind.
vPro97 said:
OP Updated with the new 20G update in mind.
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Cheers man, going to order my G2 next week.
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Geordie Affy said:
Cheers man, going to order my G2 next week.
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Great, looking forwards to that!
Towelroot does not show ROOTED in either dialer status RCT check or Download mode!
Yup it worked for me.
Ofcourse, I didn't take the root too far, only used it for the following:
Install SuperSU
Install Greenify/WLD/G2 Xposed
Later on, wanted to use warranty, and was a lil worried, but it seems undetectable, especially since I've deleted SuperSU and Xposed..
I did not:
Install custom recovery
Install custom ROM
So, anyone else considering using towelroot, but hesitating because of the potential warranty implications, this should help make up ur mind..
This thread is what i am looking for so THANKS alot OP. Really helped us noobs. Can You do TuTs(noob friendly) on 'How to install custom roms using Autorec' or kk based ROms or kernels to LP based roms and kernels etc kinda like that flashing basebands and all for LG g2 D802 ? Cheers m8
meangreenie said:
should point out that autorec is for kitkat only afaik
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That is incorrect, AutoRec is also for Lollipop, I used it to install TWRP on my LS980
PimpMy5Ton said:
That is incorrect, AutoRec is also for Lollipop, I used it to install TWRP on my LS980
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I have the same device. I want to get custom recovery. ... My its new. Can you help me?
Warning this is engboot, meaning its not made to be used on day to day basis you may run into some issues. Hopefully we can fix them as we go!
Also do not update supersu through playstore untill we are for sure that it wont mess anything up
Notice from @Chainfire:
Chainfire said:
I'm just going to leave this here...
SuperSU-v2.74-2-S7QC.zip
You will need:
- Engineering boot images
- Patched version of Odin3 (only AT&T models ?)
- Extract files, and run root.bat with adb on the path
This version of SuperSU is not officially supported. I recommend against updating the APK from the Play Store, or otherwise updating the binaries, unless someone knowledgable has tried before you and confirmed it worked.
If it breaks, you get to keep all the pieces.
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First of all thanks to @Chainfire for helping achieve su and @princecomsy for giving me the odin file and engboot
I take no responsibility for anything that happens to your device, same goes for everyone that helped.
First file you will need is here http://d-h.st/gsDA
This is special Odin to bypass SHA-256 made by Princecosmy
Second file you will need is
G935A http://d-h.st/lQY8
G930A http://d-h.st/aK2A
This is the engboot. Using @billas since its already uploaded.
Basically once you have these two files open up the odin included and place the .tar in the ap section should only take a few seconds to flash.
After you are back up download SuperSU made for our phone from here https://download.chainfire.eu/968/SuperSU/SuperSU-v2.74-2-S7QC.zip
Extract the files to a folder.
Here it may get a bit tricky for some.
Go to your adb install location. Open a command window where your adb files are located.
Change the directory to your supersu folder location from earlier, and run the root.bat from the cmd.
I am not very good at instructions as this is my first time doing anything like this.
For the bounty id prefer if you just donate to https://secure.savethechildren.org/....C01C/Global_Action_Fund/apps/ka/sd/donor.asp
Makes more of a lasting impact then what i could do with any of it.
Again thank you to everyone who helped!
We made it fam!
If you are successful after rooting and can give better instructions please let me know!
Thanks a lot.....you guys are awesome...
Thanks! I'll be trying this for T-Mobile varient. But can someone please mirror the Speedyshare links? I can't download them for some reason. Popup blockers perhaps?
Binary100100 said:
Thanks! I'll be trying this for T-Mobile varient. But can someone please mirror the Speedyshare links? I can't download them for some reason. Popup blockers perhaps?
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Getting a direct link from @princecomsy currently should have odin and file together
br3w3r said:
Getting a direct link from @princecomsy currently should have odin and file together
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That'll be awesome. Thank you so much for your hard work.
Does this trip knox? Can you please explain what this does and what to expect?
What problems might engboot bring? Will this method work with Verizon?
JAYNO20 said:
What problems might engboot bring? Will this method work with Verizon?
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Nothing to major to me wifi may remove password after boot and im not 100 percent sure.
It should in theory work.
Can we flash TWRP after this ? And when the Bootload unlock will u guy work on it ?
Demonith said:
Can we flash TWRP after this ? And when the Bootload unlock will u guy work on it ?
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Hey hey let's not get ahead of ourselves . . .
Good job , by the way Br3w3r !
Will this work for the ATT S7 Edge? When you say not to use on day to day basis, do you do root stuff then revert back to regular kernel?
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stew1411 said:
Will this work for the ATT S7 Edge? When you say not to use on day to day basis, do you do root stuff then revert back to regular kernel?
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You can use it on a day to day basis. Dont try going back it will remove what you have done. The issues if there are any are minor.
And yes it is for ATT S7 edge.
I have a few questions here.
What exactly is going on with this root process? Is it installing a recovery? Will this trip knox? I assume Samsung Pay won't work anymore? Can we finally used xposed? If so, which version?
How can one revert if we felt the need to?
I feel so sorry for @br3w3r for having to deal with all of the Q&A after all of this hard work. LOL! But seriously, thanks for all of this.
br3w3r said:
Warning this is engboot, meaning its not made to be used on day to day basis you may run into some issues. Hopefully we can fix them as we go!
First of all thanks to @Chainfire for helping achieve su and Princecosmy for giving me the odin file and engboot
I take no responsibility for anything that happens to your device, same goes for everyone that helped.
First file you will need is here http://www.speedyshare.com/P3ND3/odin.zip
This is special Odin to bypass SHA-256 made by Princecosmy
Second file you will need is http://www.speedyshare.com/M4V94/g935a.tar
This is the engboot. I do not know who leaked it out but @Princecosmywas the one who got it working.
Basically once you have these two files open up the odin included and place the .tar in the ap section should only take a few seconds to flash.
After you are back up download SuperSU made for our phone from here https://download.chainfire.eu/968/SuperSU/SuperSU-v2.74-2-S7QC.zip
Extract the files to a folder.
Here it may get a bit tricky for some.
Go to your adb install location. Open a command window where your adb files are located.
Change the directory to your supersu folder location from earlier, and run the root.bat from the cmd.
I am not very good at instructions as this is my first time doing anything like this.
Bounty info: [email protected] / Paypal please
Again thank you to everyone who helped!
We made it fam!
If you are successful after rooting and can give better instructions please let me know!
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Who is the bounty going to? As much as I appreciate your efforts I want to donate to all that made it happen.
Will our phones lag? I read on another thread that engboot causes our phone to lag.
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Please if anyone gets it to work on the T-Mobile variant..... let us know.... thanks...
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stew1411 said:
Will our phones lag? I read on another thread that engboot causes our phone to lag.
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I havent experienced any.
2swizzle said:
Who is the bounty going to? As much as I appreciate your efforts I want to donate to all that made it happen.
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The email is for @princecomsy, he is going to get it then split with me. Chainfire said he did not want bounty. Even though i feel he deserves it.
Everyone slowwwww down. Root was just established. As for knox, Verizon, and any other questions hold tight. I'm installing it on my Verizon s7 now
2swizzle said:
Everyone slowwwww down. Root was just established. As for knox, Verizon, and any other questions hold tight. I'm installing it on my Verizon s7 now
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I'll be installing soon too. But I'm doing something first.
While downloading G935TUVS3APD8_G935TTMB3APD8_TMB firmware (just in case) I'm also backing everything up with Smart Switch first. Just in case.
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The email is for @princecomsy, he is going to get it then split with me. Chainfire said he did not want bounty. Even though i feel he deserves it.
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My donation will be forthcoming after a T-Mobile variant is rooted without a problem....
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So far I have permissive selinux and dm-verity is disabled. We CAN have root if we can get odin to accept a custom system img. I need some samsung modders to PM me so we can figure something out. Our phones have secure download so I cant get a custom system image installed but once we get that we have root.
Also this seems to add VoLTE support to my sprint model(calling+ i believe sprint calls it)
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EDIT: ONLY PM ME IF YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE ON THIS SUBJECT. I DO NOT WANT ANY ONE ASKING TO TEST.
EDIT2: Added proof of permissive.
Gotta be some strong minded people here to help us out!!
me2151 said:
So far I have permissive selinux and dm-verity is disabled. We CAN have root if we can get odin to accept a custom system img. I need some samsung modders to PM me so we can figure something out. Our phones have secure download so I cant get a custom system image installed but once we get that we have root.
EDIT: ONLY PM ME IF YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE ON THIS SUBJECT. I DO NOT WANT ANY ONE ASKING TO TEST.
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Good to see you here me2151,
With your dirtysanta, the whole v20 lines were able to achieve root!
Hope you get the support from other devs and achieve the root for the note 8, too!
Cheers ??
Let the fun Begin! Can't help until I get my n8.... But this is gonna be worth it!
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Indeed, glad to see you on the Note side! Even with everyone telling you there was no way to get root on the V20, you certainly proved them wrong with style. ?
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Good stuff, I'll be watching this thread closely and wish you good luck in your efforts!
I figure avoiding any updates would be a good idea until root is found, correct? In case they update bootloader and that patches whatever bugs would be used to get root.
Thank you for trying to get root on the snapdragon Note 8!
lvlarius said:
I figure avoiding any updates would be a good idea until root is found, correct? In case they update bootloader and that patches whatever bugs would be used to get root.
Thank you for trying to get root on the snapdragon Note 8!
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At the moment its possible to use Odin on stock files to revert the firmware so updates (should) be fine.
I'd offer to be a tester for you. Very familiar with ODIN, ADB/Fastboot etc. It does not seem you need testers so I won't PM you.
Good luck and I'm sure with all the great minds here, you'll get it. Good initial progress.
Better make a bounty thead
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I would avoid trying to
Port the S8 Snapdragon root method altogether... It limits battery capacity to 80%. Need to find a better permanent solution
We need leaks.
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bajasur said:
I would avoid trying to
Port the S8 Snapdragon root method altogether... It limits battery capacity to 80%. Need to find a better permanent solution
We need leaks.
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Not trying to port their method but yes. Battery is still limited. Best bet would be a debug bl leak like note7.
Has anyone started a bounty yet? And if so can i get a link to it please
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if you need help I'm here,
Would the S8+ root work on the note 8? They're so similar that I would think so unless it has something to do with the RAM.
Edit: never mind. I just seen that it was already being discussed.
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Would the S8+ root work on the note 8? They're so similar that I would think so unless it has something to do with the RAM.
Edit: never mind. I just seen that it was already being discussed.
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It should work. We just need to find someone with access to the files. Currently have my Snapdragon Galaxy s8 rooted with sampwn and while 80% limit does suck. The advantages of having root and xposed are well worth it imo.
Xshooter726 said:
It should work. We just need to find someone with access to the files. Currently have my Snapdragon Galaxy s8 rooted with sampwn and while 80% limit does suck. The advantages of having root and xposed are well worth it imo.
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Sampwn is the easy way of doing things. it required access to a VERY special eng firmware. The access I have currently is part of what they have. Theirs had the su binary preinstalled into system that allowed them to do sampwn. Mine doesnt. But... At this time i literally only need to remount system to read write and we win.
I honestly have not been working on it because I am in FL and we were just hit with a hurricane. I now have my power back though so I am going to start back up on gaining access to system. Once again anyone who can work on exploits please PM me.
me2151 said:
Sampwn is the easy way of doing things. it required access to a VERY special eng firmware. The access I have currently is part of what they have. Theirs had the su binary preinstalled into system that allowed them to do sampwn. Mine doesnt. But... At this time i literally only need to remount system to read write and we win.
I honestly have not been working on it because I am in FL and we were just hit with a hurricane. I now have my power back though so I am going to start back up on gaining access to system. Once again anyone who can work on exploits please PM me.
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First off hope you and your fam are okay. I'm in Houston and just went through the same 2 weeks ago but Florida looks alot worse.... I'm glad we have someone like you looking into this. I followed the gs8 thread daily and I remember reading that they also had trouble getting system to mount but eventually they got it. Maybe we can have one of those devs swing by here and lead you in the right direction. With the announcement of the new iPhone our Note 8 look better then ever lol and root would be a cherry on top. Please keep up the good fight!
Xshooter726 said:
First off hope you and your fam are okay. I'm in Houston and just went through the same 2 weeks ago but Florida looks alot worse.... I'm glad we have someone like you looking into this. I followed the gs8 thread daily and I remember reading that they also had trouble getting system to mount but eventually they got it. Maybe we can have one of those devs swing by here and lead you in the right direction. With the announcement of the new iPhone our Note 8 look better then ever lol and root would be a cherry on top. Please keep up the good fight!
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I got most of my info from them. Thats how im so far. The way they were able to mount system was because of the Firmware they were using i believe
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I got most of my info from them. Thats how im so far. The way they were able to mount system was because of the Firmware they were using i believe
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Oh I see. Awesome! Glad they are helping out. So your trying to get system to mount to install SU binary that came preinstalled with their firmware? Is a firmware like theirs available for our Notes to just get SU and then maybe revert back to a more stable firmware with flash fire?