LG G2 (All Released Variants Confirmed) Rooted (Instructions Inside) - G2 General

New root is up: please head to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45692679#post45692679
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Looking forward to it!

I hope it's possible with the Verizon model as well!
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djkinetic said:
Yes I took the plunge and am rooted, will update with more details.
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Woohoo, I'm on AT&T with you and get my G2 tomorrow, so I'm super excited to hear how you did it!
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Sweet! Looking forward to the details.
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OP Updated. Now we have English binary root!!

djkinetic said:
OP Updated. Now we have English binary root!!
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just for kicks what happens when you try to install TWRP from goomanager?

Thanks,
Worked perfect!
Now we just need a recovery

joshuadjohnson22 said:
just for kicks what happens when you try to install TWRP from goomanager?
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Goomanager says no recovery found for this device.
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Now that we have root, can we edit the build.prop to remove the 'At&t' in the left corner of the notification bar?
Also, changing the 4G/4G LTE icons to the international HSPA/LTE icons?

bri315317 said:
Goomanager says no recovery found for this device.
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There is a thread on xda that walks you through how to make twrp for your device. Anyone here able to do it? You have to know what you are doing but it guides you.
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Twrp probably won't install even if I build it due to the boot loader being locked.
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djkinetic said:
Twrp probably won't install even if I build it due to the boot loader being locked.
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I know I just was curious to test out the lock status. If anything the other G2 versions should be able to use it.
Shouldn't this be in the development section....

If I can root the VZW version, I'm buying one tomorrow.

tech_head said:
If I can root the VZW version, I'm buying one tomorrow.
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Glad to see root....
Eagerly awaiting bootloader status.

djkinetic said:
Yes I took the plunge and am rooted. Confirmed was able to edit Build.prop to change LCD Density, and also hid Soft Keys.
What you need to do:
I take no credit for the method used here and I'm not responsible to bricks or something going wrong. With that in mind this is what you do.
1. Download and Install the LG United Mobile Drivers: Can be found here: http://d-h.st/EW4
2. Next make sure your ADB is working, on the G2 goto Settings: About Phone: Software Information: Click Build Number 5 times. Go back and choose Development Settings Enable USB Debugging.
3 command prompt and type adb devices, you should see your Serial Number and online.
4 Now that we know ADB is working, download this: http://www.mgyun.com/vroot
5. Yes it is in chinese, install it, then run it while your phone is plugged into your USB port on your PC.
6, The program will do some checks once its finished it will pop a screen that has the model number of the phone LG-D800 and a check mark. Notice the button on the bottom right, it says ROOT with some chinese lettering.
7. Click it and wait, the phone will reboot after a couple minutes. Once it reboots you will be rooted. Also it will install a Chinese language Root Manager. This is temporary.
8. Now we will replace the Chinese binary with an English one. Download superuser by clockworkmod from the play store. Open it and grant root permission (right button when the window pops up in Chinese). Superuser will ask to update the binary, hit install. Now exit by swiping superuser out of recents.
9. Now open titanium backup, install from play store if you don't have it. Find the Chinese root manager app and either uninstall it or freeze it.
10. Next open superuser again and once again install the superuser binary when asked. Reboot. You should now be rooted in English.
11. Optionally you can install Busybox with Busybox installer like I did.
Pics in album showing root: https://plus.google.com/photos/1067...s/5921718322919437185?authkey=CLb2vsPH6s_ruAE
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Confirmed! Thanks!!!!
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djkinetic said:
Yes I took the plunge and am rooted. Confirmed was able to edit Build.prop to change LCD Density, and also hid Soft Keys.
What you need to do:
I take no credit for the method used here and I'm not responsible to bricks or something going wrong. With that in mind this is what you do.
1. Download and Install the LG United Mobile Drivers: Can be found here: http://d-h.st/EW4
2. Next make sure your ADB is working, on the G2 goto Settings: About Phone: Software Information: Click Build Number 5 times. Go back and choose Development Settings Enable USB Debugging.
3 command prompt and type adb devices, you should see your Serial Number and online.
4 Now that we know ADB is working, download this: http://www.mgyun.com/vroot
5. Yes it is in chinese, install it, then run it while your phone is plugged into your USB port on your PC.
6, The program will do some checks once its finished it will pop a screen that has the model number of the phone LG-D800 and a check mark. Notice the button on the bottom right, it says ROOT with some chinese lettering.
7. Click it and wait, the phone will reboot after a couple minutes. Once it reboots you will be rooted. Also it will install a Chinese language Root Manager. This is temporary.
8. Now we will replace the Chinese binary with an English one. Download superuser by clockworkmod from the play store. Open it and grant root permission (right button when the window pops up in Chinese). Superuser will ask to update the binary, hit install. Now exit by swiping superuser out of recents.
9. Now open titanium backup, install from play store if you don't have it. Find the Chinese root manager app and either uninstall it or freeze it.
10. Next open superuser again and once again install the superuser binary when asked. Reboot. You should now be rooted in English.
11. Optionally you can install Busybox with Busybox installer like I did.
Pics in album showing root: https://plus.google.com/photos/1067...s/5921718322919437185?authkey=CLb2vsPH6s_ruAE
Mods can move, sticky, or delete this if they feel it necessary.
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How'd you hide the soft buttons? How do u navigate without them

Btwice said:
Confirmed! Thanks!!!!
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How'd you hide the soft buttons? How do u navigate without them
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Auto hide soft keys get it in the play store
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djkinetic said:
Auto hide soft keys get it in the play store
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I'm assuming that app won't work without root?
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WizeGuyDezignz said:
I'm assuming that app won't work without root?
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Yup requires root.
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I'll be happy if I can just get a 'recent apps' button.

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[Q] What am I doing wrong?

Hello. I am new to forums in general. In fact I made this account just now so I can get some help as I cannot seem to find an answer anywhere.
I am trying to flash clockworkmod to my Galaxy S4. I have successfully rooted with the help of Odin and Motochopper. I downloaded Rom Manager from the playstore and used it to flash(?) CWM 6.0.4.4. When I try to boot into recovery a yellow triangle with an exclamation point appears with the text, "System software not authorized by Verizon Wireless has been found on your phone. Please turn off your phone and go to the nearest Verizon Wireless store for help." In the top left corner of my screen it also says Secure Fail: Kernel. If I reboot into download mode and press the volume key down, my phone resets and boots up normally. What is going on?
I have tried using these methods but they don't work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292112
I have done everything this post has told me to do yet when I input the commands into Terminal Emulator it tells me that the files do not exist.
http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=257
I have done everything this post has told me to do yet when I input the commands into Terminal Emulator it tells me that the files do not exist.
I have SU (#) access in Terminal Emulator.
I have also been following this guide here:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_jfltevzw
but the prepare and flash recovery image step makes no sense to me.
My SuperSU is up to date. My rootchecker also states that I have root access.
I have version MDK.
Can anyone help me please?
Tiraniss said:
Hello. I am new to forums in general. In fact I made this account just now so I can get some help as I cannot seem to find an answer anywhere.
I am trying to flash clockworkmod to my Galaxy S4. I have successfully rooted with the help of Odin and Motochopper. I downloaded Rom Manager from the playstore and used it to flash(?) CWM 6.0.4.4. When I try to boot into recovery a yellow triangle with an exclamation point appears with the text, "System software not authorized by Verizon Wireless has been found on your phone. Please turn off your phone and go to the nearest Verizon Wireless store for help." In the top left corner of my screen it also says Secure Fail: Kernel. If I reboot into download mode and press the volume key down, my phone resets and boots up normally. What is going on?
I have tried using these methods but they don't work.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292112
I have done everything this post has told me to do yet when I input the commands into Terminal Emulator it tells me that the files do not exist.
http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=257
I have done everything this post has told me to do yet when I input the commands into Terminal Emulator it tells me that the files do not exist.
I have SU (#) access in Terminal Emulator.
I have also been following this guide here:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_jfltevzw
but the prepare and flash recovery image step makes no sense to me.
My SuperSU is up to date. My rootchecker also states that I have root access.
I have version MDK.
Can anyone help me please?
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Try downloading Goo Manager from the Play store. Hit the menu button, click install open recovery.
yofife2069 said:
Try downloading Goo Manager from the Play store. Hit the menu button, click install open recovery.
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I agree. What he's referring to is installing TWRP 2.6.3.1. The easiest way is the method he described. The normal method is here: http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/181
yofife2069 said:
Try downloading Goo Manager from the Play store. Hit the menu button, click install open recovery.
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WhoNeedszzz said:
I agree. What he's referring to is installing TWRP 2.6.3.1. The easiest way is the method he described.
I'm sorry. I forgot to mention that I have tried using Goo Manager. It does the same thing as ROM manager.
Sorry for taking the link out of WhoNeedszzz post, but it wouldn't let me post with one until I have posted 10 or more times.
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Tiraniss said:
WhoNeedszzz said:
I agree. What he's referring to is installing TWRP 2.6.3.1. The easiest way is the method he described.
I'm sorry. I forgot to mention that I have tried using Goo Manager. It does the same thing as ROM manager.
Sorry for taking the link out of WhoNeedszzz post, but it wouldn't let me post with one until I have posted 10 or more times.
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I'd say it's because the file is in your download folder. Not in the path the post uses. Direct the path to your dl folder
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Also could try to odin one of the no wipe for mdk tar in android development. Puts to stock. Start over. It odin one with root pre-installed. Mdk of course
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Or could odin one with root pre-installed is was what I meant to say
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Tiraniss said:
I'd say it's because the file is in your download folder. Not in the path the post uses. Direct the path to your dl folder
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Also could try to odin one of the no wipe for mdk tar in android development. Puts to stock. Start over. It odin one with root pre-installed. Mdk of course
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Or could odin one with root pre-installed is was what I meant to say
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So to use rom and goo manager I need to download the cwm or twrp file? I thought the apps did that themselves. As for using odin.. where can I find a pre rooted stock rom?
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Tiraniss said:
Mightycaptain said:
So to use rom and goo manager I need to download the cwm or twrp file? I thought the apps did that themselves. As for using odin.. where can I find a pre rooted stock rom?
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If your rooted. Put the twrp image at the root of your sdcard. Internal storage.use terminal emulator to flash it. The link above in the earlier post will direct you to the twrp site. Choose direct download. But below that it has instructions for how to flash twrp via terminal emulator. I recommend version 2.5.0.2. Not the latest.
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Mightycaptain said:
Tiraniss said:
If your rooted. Put the twrp image at the root of your sdcard. Internal storage.use terminal emulator to flash it. The link above in the earlier post will direct you to the twrp site. Choose direct download. But below that it has instructions for how to flash twrp via terminal emulator. I recommend version 2.5.0.2. Not the latest.
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Thank you so much! I now have TWRP 2.5.0.2 recovery. I have also successfully flashed Cyanogen Mod 10.2 to my phone. Now my only problem is... My 3g doesn't work? My wifi is just fine. I have the 3g option enabled as well. I am also unable to send text messages yet I can receive them. I can also make and receive phone calls.
NEVER MIND! I restarted my phone and now my 3g and texting work just fine I love you so much mightycaptain.. Can I have your babies?
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Tiraniss said:
Mightycaptain said:
Thank you so much! I now have TWRP 2.5.0.2 recovery. I have also successfully flashed Cyanogen Mod 10.2 to my phone. Now my only problem is... My 3g doesn't work? My wifi is just fine. I have the 3g option enabled as well. I am also unable to send text messages yet I can receive them. I can also make and receive phone calls.
NEVER MIND! I restarted my phone and now my 3g and texting work just fine I love you so much mightycaptain.. Can I have your babies?
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Came here to say, just in case someone else cannot follow the steps described by mightycaptain you can flash back to stock and start over. My personal savior is a the VRUAMDK_NoWipe.tar. You can pick it up here: http://galaxys4root.com/galaxy-s4-stock-firmware/
NOTE: Flashing back to stock does not always work and can make things worse depending on your situation. USE the forum search function before you flash.:highfive:
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CMD wont Change to \Android

I just purchased the Sprint variant of the HTC One Max and decided to unlock the bootloader to root it. I followed the instructions up to the point where I have to have to run the fastboot command in CMD. The example shows the CMD changing its directory to \Android. When I try to do this, I'm given the error: "The system cannot find the path specified." I tried just doing fastboot command, but came back with "fastboot is not recognized..."
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
P.S. Android SDK, Java Runtime, and HTC Sync are all installed and updated.
Thanks in advance!
bb2si said:
I just purchased the Sprint variant of the HTC One Max and decided to unlock the bootloader to root it. I followed the instructions up to the point where I have to have to run the fastboot command in CMD. The example shows the CMD changing its directory to \Android. When I try to do this, I'm given the error: "The system cannot find the path specified." I tried just doing fastboot command, but came back with "fastboot is not recognized..."
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
P.S. Android SDK, Java Runtime, and HTC Sync are all installed and updated.
Thanks in advance!
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You need to run cmd prompt as admin and CD to wherever the platform tools folder is installed (part of the sdk)...
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dottat said:
You need to run cmd prompt as admin and CD to wherever the platform tools folder is installed (part of the sdk)...
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Thank you for the quick reply.
This worked, but when I attempt to run the command for the fastboot I get an error saying "The program can't start because AdbWinApi.dll is missing from your computer."
Was this something that was supposed to be installed from one of the Android SDK installs?
bb2si said:
Thank you for the quick reply.
This worked, but when I attempt to run the command for the fastboot I get an error saying "The program can't start because AdbWinApi.dll is missing from your computer."
Was this something that was supposed to be installed from one of the Android SDK installs?
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Sounds like part of it didn't install correctly. Rinse and repeat. Maybe something got hosed in your earlier attempts.
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dottat said:
Sounds like part of it didn't install correctly. Rinse and repeat. Maybe something got hosed in your earlier attempts.
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I happened to have found the file in a different folder. Should I just drag and drop it into the adt folder?
bb2si said:
I happened to have found the file in a different folder. Should I just drag and drop it into the adt folder?
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Which folder and what else was in it ?
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dottat said:
Which folder and what else was in it ?
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It was in the sdk\platform-tools folder.
Does the command line have to be directed to the folder containing the fastboot application file? Inside said platform-tools folder is the fastboot file as well as the ApbWinApi.dll file.
OH! I think I got it! I'll report back with final details...
Keep your fingers crossed!!!
bb2si said:
OH! I think I got it! I'll report back with final details...
Keep your fingers crossed!!!
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Lol....didn't I say platform tools the first time ? Good luck man...
Btw if you get it working you just learned one of the most important prerequisites for android modding.
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dottat said:
Lol....didn't I say platform tools the first time ? Good luck man...
Btw if you get it working you just learned one of the most important prerequisites for android modding.
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Yep! Unlocked the bootloader successfully! Now, I'm trying to Root and the instructions I'm following are good, but I'm stuck again - It says to run CMD and use the command "adb devices." It comes back with nothing found, yet, according to the instructions my phone's serial number should be listed. I placed the Superuser.zip file in the phone's storage (per requisite) and tried to run the command with the phone on normally and again in the bootloader.
No luck... Suggestions?
Edit: USB Debugging wasn't on... Trying again...
bb2si said:
Yep! Unlocked the bootloader successfully! Now, I'm trying to Root and the instructions I'm following are good, but I'm stuck again - It says to run CMD and use the command "adb devices." It comes back with nothing found, yet, according to the instructions my phone's serial number should be listed. I placed the Superuser.zip file in the phone's storage (per requisite) and tried to run the command with the phone on normally and again in the bootloader.
No luck... Suggestions?
Edit: USB Debugging wasn't on... Trying again...
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If you are unlocked you can simply download a custom recovery for your phone into your fastboot directory and boot your phone to boot loader (fastboot) mode. Flash your recovery using your appropriate fastboot command. Then boot to your new custom recovery and flash the su.zip you copied to the phone from recovery.
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dottat said:
If you are unlocked you can simply download a custom recovery for your phone into your fastboot directory and boot your phone to boot loader (fastboot) mode. Flash your recovery using your appropriate fastboot command. Then boot to your new custom recovery and flash the su.zip you copied to the phone from recovery.
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Everything went smoothly! I am now rooted and excited to get to work!
Thank you for your time and help!
bb2si said:
Everything went smoothly! I am now rooted and excited to get to work!
Thank you for your time and help!
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Good deal. You may want to investigate s-off'ing that thing too while you still can. Just make sure you download the right version for your phone and run as admin
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2525375
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dottat said:
Good deal. You may want to investigate s-off'ing that thing too while you still can. Just make sure you download the right version for your phone and run as admin
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2525375
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Would that solve my next problem? (I'm such a sputz)
I'm rooted, but I can't uninstall anything with Titanium Backup. The last time this happened on my S3 I was told to install SuperSU and install updated binaries. I did that, but when I reboot and go back into SuoerSU it acymts as if it never happened. Apps I uninstalled are still present, too.
Would S-offing solve this?
Edit: Also, I get an annoying pop-up when I start the phone up that says vDN client has failed. Even before I unlocked and rooted. Any way to stop this?
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bb2si said:
Would that solve my next problem? (I'm such a sputz)
I'm rooted, but I can't uninstall anything with Titanium Backup. The last time this happened on my S3 I was told to install SuperSU and install updated binaries. I did that, but when I reboot and go back into SuoerSU it acymts as if it never happened. Apps I uninstalled are still present, too.
Would S-offing solve this?
Edit: Also, I get an annoying pop-up when I start the phone up that says vDN client has failed. Even before I unlocked and rooted. Any way to stop this?
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You need to flash an insecure boot.img to disable system write protection. S-off would allow you to recover your phone using both signed and unsigned ruu. The advantage of that is when you hose your phone and there's not a current ruu for the version your phone is on - s-on user would be screwed because you cannot downgrade. Just one of many reasons.
The fc problem I'm not sure. If you aren't using that app you can disable it in the stock app manager. Same goes for stuff you might normally remove with tibu. Be warned too that future otas will likely fail if system apps are missing.
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bb2si said:
Would that solve my next problem? (I'm such a sputz)
I'm rooted, but I can't uninstall anything with Titanium Backup. The last time this happened on my S3 I was told to install SuperSU and install updated binaries. I did that, but when I reboot and go back into SuoerSU it acymts as if it never happened. Apps I uninstalled are still present, too.
Would S-offing solve this?
Edit: Also, I get an annoying pop-up when I start the phone up that says vDN client has failed. Even before I unlocked and rooted. Any way to stop this?
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i have noticed someelse posting about the vDN client failing.. it your providers bloatware if i remember correctly and i think @dottat has a good suggestion! disabled it
So I somehow lost root privileges... After S-offing, I was asked to update the SU binary through the Superuser app (not SuperSU) and I did so. When the install finished, I went into Titanium Backup and was told I'm not rooted.
Went back into Superuser and it didn't prompt for an update, but SuperSU did. Attempted and failed.
Went into recovery and tried to recover root - no luck.
HALP!
bb2si said:
So I somehow lost root privileges... After S-offing, I was asked to update the SU binary through the Superuser app (not SuperSU) and I did so. When the install finished, I went into Titanium Backup and was told I'm not rooted.
Went back into Superuser and it didn't prompt for an update, but SuperSU did. Attempted and failed.
Went into recovery and tried to recover root - no luck.
HALP!
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Easy...Download this and flash in recovery
http://download.chainfire.eu/382/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.93.zip
Make sure you aren't running both supersu and superuser. I prefer supersu
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Huzzah! Thanks again! Hopefully I can actually freeze/remove system apps without them being brought back after a reboot. Also, in the picture provided, what is that icon in the notification bar just right of the GPS icon? And, is there any way to hide some of the icons?
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Don't use Superuser by ChainsDD anymore.. Personally I would love to continue to use it but he is basically no longer supporting his Superuser app and binary and hasn't updated it in a very long time. SuperSU by Chainfire is constantly being updated therefore made to work with all current versions of Android.. Quite frankly it's all the same basically anyways I just liked the skull and cross bone look lol... Chainfire is a monster as well and has a ton of root related apps and cool things going on. ChainsDD I guess passed the torch on to Chainfire???
bb2si said:
Huzzah! Thanks again! Hopefully I can actually freeze/remove system apps without them being brought back after a reboot. Also, in the picture provided, what is that icon in the notification bar just right of the GPS icon? And, is there any way to hide some of the icons?
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Also I have no idea what that icon is next to the GPS icon.. You must be on Sprint, I'm on Verizon and I don't think I've seen that icon before..

Successfully Rooted Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 & Install Safestrap

Here's the complete instruction for rooting Verizon Galaxy Note 3. Thanks to XDA forum members.
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Root Verizon Galaxy Note 3
Model Number: SM-N900V
Build Number: N900VVRUBMJE
Android 4.3
Pre-requisites:
Kingo VERSION 1.1.6 (Doesn't work with latest versions. Device not detected or driver issues)
Worked with Windows XP only. Tried Windows 7 Ultimate & Enterprise Edition
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1. Uninstalled all Samsung USB Drivers and Kies
2. Installed Samsung driver v1.5.33.0
3. Uninstall previous Kingo versions (just to be safe)
4. Installed Kingo VERSION 1.1.6.
i.e. run "KingoAndroidROOTv116.exe". It will connect to some server and download the Kingo v1.1.6
just need to install through thier download manager. It will check other avg bloatware. Uncheck those.
5. Now connect the phone.
DON'T DISCONNECT THE DEVICE UNTIL WHOLE PROCESS IS DONE
6. Start Kingo. It should now recognize the device.
7. It will download dependencies and fetch scripts from server. Will reboot the device couple of times. After that it will be rooted.
8. SuperSU app on the phone will prompt for root access. Grant it. This message will also be shown in Kingo app.
9. Now the Kingo will show the device is rooted.
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Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Safestrap
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2517610
Install Safestrap on Verizon Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N900V)
LATEST STABLE FILE: Safestrap-HLTEVZW-3.65.apk
1) Must be rooted and allow apk from unknown sources.
2) Copy Safestrap-HLTEVZW-3.65.apk to phone and install
3) Hit Install Recovery. It should be installed.
4) From there you can reboot and you *should* see a new splash screen during the boot up. While this is showing you can enter Safestrap Recovery using the [ menu ] button.
Which roms does safestrap enable one to install?
These exact steps are already posted...
And you can install any ROM with Safestrap
Is someone screwing with me? I am late to the Note 3 party, picking one up yesterday. Not going to activate unless I can root. I have searched high and low for 1.1.6, have found everything but that version. Is there something specific I should search for, a hint within the forum rules? Thanks! I tried VRoot after getting frustrated and it failed.
LTLFTCer said:
Is someone screwing with me? I am late to the Note 3 party, picking one up yesterday. Not going to activate unless I can root. I have searched high and low for 1.1.6, have found everything but that version. Is there something specific I should search for, a hint within the forum rules? Thanks! I tried VRoot after getting frustrated and it failed.
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Sent you a PM
LTLFTCer said:
Is someone screwing with me? I am late to the Note 3 party, picking one up yesterday. Not going to activate unless I can root. I have searched high and low for 1.1.6, have found everything but that version. Is there something specific I should search for, a hint within the forum rules? Thanks! I tried VRoot after getting frustrated and it failed.
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Sent you a PM with a link.
Good luck!
Guys, can I get a link too? I'm in the same situation. Tia.
I will say his instructions are correct, tried 1.2 multiple times without success, 3 tries with 1.1.6 and was up and running.
If somone can pm me a link to 1.1.6 id <3 them
I would like to request a PM with the link to the working version as well.
icon123 said:
Guys, can I get a link too? I'm in the same situation. Tia.
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dekrob said:
If somone can pm me a link to 1.1.6 id <3 them
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Great828 said:
I would like to request a PM with the link to the working version as well.
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I looked at the Forum rules and didn't see anything against posting the link, so here it is:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gm2zkk1j5e6jbg4/KingoAndroidROOTv116.exe\
This is the Afterdawn Kingo 1.1.6 installer. It will give you 3 options trying to install AVG as your antivirus. Make sure you uncheck those boxes. After you download the file choose open to install. It's easy to figure out after that. If you need help with it post back.
Novakingwai said:
I looked at the Forum rules and didn't see anything against posting the link, so here it is:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gm2zkk1j5e6jbg4/KingoAndroidROOTv116.exe\
This is the Afterdawn Kingo 1.1.6 installer. It will give you 3 options trying to install AVG as your antivirus. Make sure you uncheck those boxes. After you download the file choose open to install. It's easy to figure out after that. If you need help with it post back.
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Thanks for doing that. Does this trip the Knox counter?
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icon123 said:
Thanks for doing that. Does this trip the Knox counter?
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I don't know. I say screw Knox anyway even if it did trip.
icon123 said:
Thanks for doing that. Does this trip the Knox counter?
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Didn't trip it for me.
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Novakingwai said:
I looked at the Forum rules and didn't see anything against posting the link, so here it is:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gm2zkk1j5e6jbg4/KingoAndroidROOTv116.exe\
This is the Afterdawn Kingo 1.1.6 installer. It will give you 3 options trying to install AVG as your antivirus. Make sure you uncheck those boxes. After you download the file choose open to install. It's easy to figure out after that. If you need help with it post back.
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Ok i got this link from someone earlier, mid rooting it messed up my screen where it will not recognize touch unless i used s-pen. Couldnt find a fix for it, top of the screen worked but bottom portion would not respond to touch. I ended up unrooting and formatting twice and it mysteriously started working normal again.
dekrob said:
Ok i got this link from someone earlier, mid rooting it messed up my screen where it will not recognize touch unless i used s-pen. Couldnt find a fix for it, top of the screen worked but bottom portion would not respond to touch. I ended up unrooting and formatting twice and it mysteriously started working normal again.
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Sorry to hear that. This is the same file I used. Nothing happened to mine. I did see on the forums someone else say their phone bottom half stopped responding to touch. I believe he said he took the battery out at night and the next morning put it back in and it worked again.
Novakingwai said:
Sorry to hear that. This is the same file I used. Nothing happened to mine. I did see on the forums someone else say their phone bottom half stopped responding to touch. I believe he said he took the battery out at night and the next morning put it back in and it worked again.
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Yeah that was me lol, i tried again after that happened with the download above and the same thing happened. Maybe i have a bad device? It is just odd it happened both times after root.
Can someone kindly send me the link to
v 1.1.6 as well please?
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jgoodamn2000 said:
Can someone kindly send me the link to
v 1.1.6 as well please?
Sent from my SM-N900V using xda app-developers app
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/gm2zkk1j5e6jbg4/KingoAndroidROOTv116.exe
AfterRoot
after it is rooted, will it still have the same build with all the info or will it be a factory default?

[GUIDE][Lollipop] Rooting Xperia Z Ultra Lollipop

Rooting Xperia Z Ultra Lollipop
Requirements
Xperia Z Ultra running on lollipop
PC/Laptop
Driver installed
Downloads
KingrootV4.60 [download and install]
BETA-SuperSU-v2.49.zip [place on sd card]
ZU-lockeddualrecovery2.8.x-RELEASE.installer.zip [download and extract file on pc/laptop]
Instructions
*step 1 rooting with kingroot app
1. Turn on xperia z ultra
2. Go to settings>about phone>tap build number 7x until developer options appear
3. Go to settings>developer options and turn on the USB debugging
4. Open the kingroot app and root, wait until finished
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*step 2 install recovery
1. connect xperia z ultra to pc/laptop
2. open the ZU-lockeddualrecovery2.8.15-RELEASE.installer that already extracted, then double click on install.bat
3. tap number 1, then tap enter
4. Done!! your z ultra is finally rooted
*If you want to check whether your z ultra is really rooted, you can use the root checker app on playstore​
Help i stuck on step 2..when waiting connect device via usb for a lont time.. It didnt work..almost half hour. Thanks for help
Turn on the usb debugging first.. And make sure that you have done the step 1
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Does this work on locked bootloader???
Worked :good: (on Locked BL)
in the second step the phone don't ask me to grant SU and don't reboot to recovery
root checker says me that i'm root and Super SU don't update the files....
i'm on Locked Bootloader
reigbord said:
in the second step the phone don't ask me to grant SU and don't reboot to recovery
root checker says me that i'm root and Super SU don't update the files....
i'm on Locked Bootloader
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So you have a rooted device whithout any control about wich app should have Root Access...
OUCH
The message should appear and you must grant it..
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Alvin Satrio Wibowo said:
The message should appear and you must grant it..
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after 5 minutes of waiting not appear nothing in the phone
in my computer says timer expired press any key...
reigbord said:
after 5 minutes of waiting not appear nothing in the phone
in my computer says timer expired press any key...
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it worked on my phone
try to repeat the step one, make sure that it has been rooted. And don't reboot the phone...
then connect to pc and follow the step 2.
Alvin Satrio Wibowo said:
it worked on my phone
try to repeat the step one, make sure that it has been rooted. And don't reboot the phone...
then connect to pc and follow the step 2.
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It doesn't work on my phone. It get stuck on step 2, now i have root from kinguser but can't boot into recovery and using superSU. Also i can't uninstall kinguser app and can't remove the root..
Damn, so frustating
the pc file is deleted or removed
where can i get it ?
Link to dual recovery seems to be broken, can you please fix it?
raoufn1984 said:
the pc file is deleted or removed
where can i get it ?
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tchsvy said:
Link to dual recovery seems to be broken, can you please fix it?
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link edited
juju legend said:
It doesn't work on my phone. It get stuck on step 2, now i have root from kinguser but can't boot into recovery and using superSU. Also i can't uninstall kinguser app and can't remove the root..
Damn, so frustating
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i have the same issue
stuck at step 2
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raoufn1984 said:
i have the same issue
stuck at step 2
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in fact the command window wont recognize any keyboard strokes i enter ?!!
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can i do the steps manually ? i mean is there a way so i can write down the code in the cmd screen ?
help...
ok.... lot of things happening.... kingroot says i am rooted... step 2 didnt work but after keep trying it worked once and said successful but it didnt reboot to recovery....
then even the root checker says "Root access is not properly installed...." :crying:
what are my options all my data is backed up.......
:crying:
ok now i went ahead and used the flashtool to flash 5.0.2 ftf that i made from downloading the files using XperiFirm.
Its booting up right now and this will hopefully get me back to where i was before...
After this I rooted using the Kingroot app version available in english in the XDA forum (plz search for it.. sorry i didnt save the link).
Now i am rooted with Kinguser as the superuser app
Same here
No recoveries were injected but rooted
At least we are rooted on stock lollipop... thats the good part... i have restored my titanium backups no issues.... i am rolling......
but can we trust the kinguser as the superuser app?
Do I need to unlock bootloader before do this?
VO7T said:
Do I need to unlock bootloader before do this?
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No you don't, it can be used for locked bootloader. You only can used root access by kinguser not SuperSU and because it stuck on step 1, you won't have the recovery on your device.

Verzion I 545

ok Guys I'm good at rooting T mobile phones using odin but this is my FIRST Verizon phone, so I need a little assistance here since I have read about 50 different ways to root it and 50 ways that don't work
My os is Android 5.0.1
Baseband I454VRUGOC1
Kernel 3.4.0
[email protected]#1
build LRX22C.I545VRUGOC1
Hardware is I545.06
I'm not trying to get a new rom but I would liek TWPR recovery so I can make a complete backup just in case, and I need to remove eth battery eating bloatware
whats eth best way to make a permanent rook on this thing, I'm running Straight talk if that info is needed also
I need step by step designed for an old man LOL
King root from a pc. Then search for supersume or Uninstall kinguser and install supersu via the terminal method. The latter is the cleaner way and paves the way for stang5litre edition rom.
You'll need flash fire. No twrp on TouchWiz lolliopop.
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BTW after obtaining root, install titanium backup and freeze or Uninstall sdm. That's the over the air updater that breaks root.
Kingroot doens' work on this one. I tried and it failed.
With king root you might to try a few times. I tried 5 or 6 times before it worked for me. Keep trying.
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I can't find king root for my computer, a I can find is links to you tube videos that say to download it onto my phone and run it
And what is a terminal method?
Sent from my SCH-I545 using XDA Free mobile app
http://www.kingroot.net/ is the official kingroot site. the installer and program for desktop was all in Chinese the last time i checked. remember to turn on USB debugging when you do it. it's basically plug in let it detect your phone, allow computer to do debugging and click a button for it to complete root.
from another thread one person had a some problems rooting with kingroot, if the following happens, you should uninstall kingroot and restart comp before trying again as some people mentioned that just turning the program off doesn't completely reset it
Bangdosa said:
NKDSI said:
Hi, I'm having issues with step 5. There isn't any green button that comes up. The first time I run the kingroot after reinstalling it, it shows just a blue button after thinking for several seconds.
(I can't figure out how to attach an image to my post, and apperently links aren't allowed either...) i.imgur.com/8BilQtT.png
After clicking the blue button, it goes to this screen: i.imgur.com/wScf2TT.png
There's a checkmark there, but my phone is not rooted. It did install KrHelper4Pc to my phone though.
Subsequent runs of kingroot (without reinstalling) show this after thinking for several seconds: i.imgur.com/HVmqOLm.png
I've tried this several times and the exact same thing happens each time.
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Me, being the silly person I am decided to take a look at what those words could mean using limited knowledge of Chinese Characters and google trans here are the trans that google spat out of each phrase
Pic 1
无root方案, 晢未适配
No root program, Zhe not adaptation
0人
Zero people
已提交适配造求
It was submitted seeking adaptation made
提交
Submit
So I'm guessing the first pic, after detecting your phone, stated that there was it could not find a way to root
and the blue button only was you sending a submission request to developers to find a way to root it
Pic2
(check) 已收 到适配 请求
Adaptation request has been received
confirmation for the request you sent to developers
Pic 3
无root方案 已收 到适配 请求
No root adaptation program has received a request
its restating the first part and that you already sent a request
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wolfen1086 said:
I can't find king root for my computer, a I can find is links to you tube videos that say to download it onto my phone and run it
And what is a terminal method?
Sent from my SCH-I545 using XDA Free mobile app
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Link for KingRoot on xda: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/one-click-root-tool-android-2-x-5-0-t3107461
Link for Terminal method to remove KingUser and KingRoot leftovers: http://zidroid.com/how-to-get-ride-and-replace-kinguser-with-supersu-app/
Hope this helps. KingRoot will work eventually. Just Keep trying till it does.

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