Just switched from Verizon to t-mobile and got the s5 and seems to wants to throw me a update, I plan on rooting my phone today but if I update will it ruin the rooting method that is out?
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Nope you're good to accept it prior to rooting.
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icebear8 said:
Just switched from Verizon to t-mobile and got the s5 and seems to wants to throw me a update, I plan on rooting my phone today but if I update will it ruin the rooting method that is out?
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CFAutoroot will work on the latest firmware. I unrooted, updated through Kies, and rerooted just to be sure.
blackknightavalon said:
CFAutoroot will work on the latest firmware. I unrooted, updated through Kies, and rerooted just to be sure.
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Out of curiosity, how did you unroot? I forgot to check for the OTA before I rooted and never got it.
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asimons81 said:
Out of curiosity, how did you unroot? I forgot to check for the OTA before I rooted and never got it.
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Okay, I mistyped. You unroot through a factory restore via Kies, but the Knox counter is still tripped.
No, that's fine.... Just making sure of the proper way to unroot. I was pondering using the posted .tar file and using Odin, but wasn't sure if that was the best method.
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Does the t-mobile s5 have custom recovery yet or is still in the works?
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icebear8 said:
Does the t-mobile s5 have custom recovery yet or is still in the works?
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There is Philz and TWRP out now.
_eroz said:
There is Philz and TWRP out now.
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Will those work with the update?
D4V3Y said:
Will those work with the update?
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If you are rooted then these will work.
What is the build version of the update?
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altimax98 said:
What is the build version of the update?
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well i already took the update it was KOT49H.G900tuvu1anch
But i saw today there was a new update which i have no idea what it is because i am rooted already
My OTA update which is 690 cannot install has anyone else got an OTA update and tried to install it??
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Are you rooted?
Yes I am kitkat 4.4.4 with xposed installed
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Ahyricks said:
Yes I am kitkat 4.4.4 with xposed installed
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When your system is modified you cant update over the air, if you got working recovery,find your self a prerooted rom and flash it.
here is one by our good man @niaboc79.
Or you can create your own prerooted based on ftf by your choice with prfcreator
detail is here http://goo.gl/hbM6ji .
share your experience after updating.
A5 2016...so corect the thread title is May security OTA for the Galaxy A5 [2016] released, no?
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frumy said:
A5 2016...so corect the thread title is May security OTA for the Galaxy A5 [2016] released, no?
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Yes you are right i just correct it
Do I need to unroot my opx to install the Ota or is it OK to install on the root?
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You cant install it on root
Can u tell me the location where the Ota is downloaded?
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File in general
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=68031014&postcount=18
Is there a way to kill the download yet?
On rooted marshmallow.
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I seriously doubt you are running Marshmallow rooted. You must mean 5.1.1. There's a thread that tells you how to block the OTA ( I think it's in the Tungskick 5.1.1 root thread)
Sorry, that's what I meant.
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