Hi, i'm about to flash I9300UBUGML1_I9300UVOUGMK1_ARO in my s3 i9300... generaly i use cf-auto-root after the flashing process.
my question is, can i use the same cf-auto-root i used to root 4.1.2 to flash 4.3? thanks (sorry for my english)
same problem
i need to root too, but cf root doesnt work.
Any idea?
joex87 said:
Hi, i'm about to flash I9300UBUGML1_I9300UVOUGMK1_ARO in my s3 i9300... generaly i use cf-auto-root after the flashing process.
my question is, can i use the same cf-auto-root i used to root 4.1.2 to flash 4.3? thanks (sorry for my english)
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douglasdiasgomes said:
i need to root too, but cf root doesnt work.
Any idea?
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This way I got root.
If you have already rooted 4.1.2 S3 so why don't you try to flash the firmware with "MOBILE ODIN PRO V4".
I JUST FLASHED INDIAN FIRMWARE 4.3 WITH THIS APP AND ENABLED EVERROOT OPTION FOR ROOT. After that flashed philz cwm tar.
Make a nandroid backup first.
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I used CF-Auto-Root (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957273) and it worked like a charm.
towertim said:
I used CF-Auto-Root (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957273) and it worked like a charm.
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Yes, CF-Auto-Root seems to work fine, thanks...
Related
Does anyone know where there is the current leaked JB 4.1.2 that is in CWM. Just too lazy to use ODIN and having to root the phone all over again. Thx.
sasukewa said:
Does anyone know where there is the current leaked JB 4.1.2 that is in CWM. Just too lazy to use ODIN and having to root the phone all over again. Thx.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1998205
has su binary but not sure about superuser app. I think its the stock kernel but I'm not sure... you can do this if its needed but maybe not needed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34180283#post34180283
I mention that because if you want to avoid the yellow triangle and have a kernel that flashes things you can use Mobile Odin or extract the zImage and use hc-ktool to flash the below kernel.
Kernel for flashing; no CWM app though, so need to hold power home and volume up on boot: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1877270
sasukewa said:
Does anyone know where there is the current leaked JB 4.1.2 that is in CWM. Just too lazy to use ODIN and having to root the phone all over again. Thx.
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You're obviously also too lazy to search.
Just use Mobile Odin via your mobile, it will also re-root and inject SU etc anyway.
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Does anyone know where there is the current leaked JB 4.1.2 that is in CWM. Just too lazy to use ODIN and having to root the phone all over again. Thx.
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Just used odin 3.07 to flash the fw,or mobile odin, with everroot on it.
http://download.chainfire.eu/267/SuperSU/CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip after you flash the fw downlod this zip rename it to update.zip place it to your sdard apply update to the recovery(stock)apply update to externalstorage.done you are rooted or flash phils kernel.
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sasukewa said:
Does anyone know where there is the current leaked JB 4.1.2 that is in CWM. Just too lazy to use ODIN and having to root the phone all over again. Thx.
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There is one rooted version available which i downloaded ... I dont remember the thread though .. U have to search
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sasukewa said:
Does anyone know where there is the current leaked JB 4.1.2 that is in CWM. Just too lazy to use ODIN and having to root the phone all over again. Thx.
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This is the wrong forum to admit you're too lazy to do your own work.
hi guys..
i am old s2 user in forum but new to s3 section as i just bought s3 after my s2 fell down and got its lcd broken.
so its 4.1.2 officially updated.it is xxella and built is xxellb so i want it to root.so what steps should i follow to root it.
would be thankful to those who will reply it.thanks.
Chainfire's CF-Auto-Root:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957273
Or CF-Root:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695238
Helpful Thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1911726
coax ydramplo
komjin said:
Chainfire's CF-Auto-Root:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957273
Or CF-Root:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1695238
Helpful Thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1911726
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Hi Xda!! I have a problem with odin stuck at get pit for mapping and I'm running on Android 4.1.2 XELLA and really want to root my phone
why did you tick "re-partition"?
Not tick re-partition
Glebun said:
why did you tick "re-partition"?
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The re-repartition was not ticked but odin stuck at get pit for mapping :,-(
interesting. what file did you flash? does the phone work?
cf root 6.4
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interesting. what file did you flash? does the phone work?
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The file is cf root 6.4 Thanks for the reply.
and the second question?
yes it's work perfectly
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and the second question?
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Yes it's a great chance that the phone is still working but don't know how to root it cause odin stuck at get pit for mapping
Is the phone working after the failed flash, or not?
you can also flash cwm recovery(only) from odin separately and then superuser.zip from that recovery.
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Yes it's a great chance that the phone is still working
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you didn't try turning it on?
ok thanks I will try to flash cwm recovery
sriram231092 said:
you can also flash cwm recovery(only) from odin separately and then superuser.zip from that recovery.
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Hope it not brick my phone by Flash the cwn recovery (it sounds like ics method)
Ok then thanks for the reply and i would like to have the link to download superuser.zip
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Hope it not brick my phone by Flash the cwn recovery (it sounds like ics method)
Ok then thanks for the reply and i would like to have the link to download superuser.zip
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a very small google search can get you that buddy anyways here's one of the links: http://helpitbd.blogspot.in/2013/04/root-samsung-galaxy-s3-with-cwm.html
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Hope it not brick my phone by Flash the cwn recovery (it sounds like ics method)
Ok then thanks for the reply and i would like to have the link to download superuser.zip
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you didn't answer
ok big thanks both of you
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you didn't answer
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My phone still working it turns on all good god bless and hope my phone will not brick cause I know what it is. I have bricked my galaxy note several times and the last time was really bad cause I have done with factory reset and it hard bricked. The Galaxy s3 is an amazing phone love it so much I really want to gain best out of it too. I'm running on jelly bean XELLA 4.1.2 for a while now I want 4.2.2 jelly bean, but before I have to root this jelly bean 4.1.2 XELLA
no, you don't have to root to install 4.2.2
it cause I love custom rom
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no, you don't have to root to install 4.2.2
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I love android cause you feel free with it and I love xda developers for their works thanks and I really want to flash a custom rom cwm recovery method not odin.... so tell me what should I do to root my galaxy s3 xella 4.1.2? please
again, you don't need to root your phone for that. flash a recovery through Odin.
really interesting
Glebun said:
again, you don't need to root your phone for that. flash a recovery through Odin.
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So I flash cwm recovery via odin and then flash a custom rom with cwm?? Wow nice
hi XDA! just want to ask is it safe to update if your rooted s3 via kies? will it be unroot your device? or does it affect it in such way? thanks more power!
Sv: is it safe?
silvercold said:
hi XDA! just want to ask is it safe to update if your rooted s3 via kies? will it be unroot your device? or does it affect it in such way? thanks more power!
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You can't update any rooted / superuser modified phones thru Kies.
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Destroyedbeauty said:
You can't update any rooted / superuser modified phones thru Kies.
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As long as the ROM & CSC are correct you can update a rooted phone through Kies, as far as I am not wrong, whereas you will loose root and have to re-root. What is not working is the OTA update if you are rooted.
Hence the easiest solution is to download the ROM via sammobile or XDA and flash it via Odin or better Mobile Odin (to keep root).
Sv: is it safe?
chrismast said:
As long as the ROM & CSC are correct you can update a rooted phone through Kies, as far as I am not wrong, whereas you will loose root and have to re-root. What is not working is the OTA update if you are rooted.
Hence the easiest solution is to download the ROM via sammobile or XDA and flash it via Odin or better Mobile Odin (to keep root).
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No, you can't. I've tried myself and it doesn't work.
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Yes, you can update a rooted phone through Kies as long as the csc is correct. You will lose root though, but other than that it's safe.
thanks guys for immediate response.I think i will just use odin to maintained rooted. my only problem is i am not sure what guide to use and which is safer? although i research myself through i am just confused so many guides in using odin. my phone is GT - I9300 android version 4.1.1 with a baseband ver: i9300XXDLIB. i just want to update this to 4.1.2 if possible via odin to maintain rooted. If you guys can help me out which guide to follow that will maintain rooted and safe that will be much appreciated!
thanks a lot!
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thanks guys for immediate response.I think i will just use odin to maintained rooted. my only problem is i am not sure what guide to use and which is safer? although i research myself through i am just confused so many guides in using odin. my phone is GT - I9300 android version 4.1.1 with a baseband ver: i9300XXDLIB. i just want to update this to 4.1.2 if possible via odin to maintain rooted. If you guys can help me out which guide to follow that will maintain rooted and safe that will be much appreciated!
thanks a lot!
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As I mentioned, Mobile Odin is the easiest way as you just select the rom and it flashes incl. root injection. For Odin, simply download the rom you would like to flash (e.g. stock rom from sammobile or prerooted from XDA's general section), and follow the usual steps (e.g. there are easy videos to follow on YouTube & there are many guides in the general section). If you chose to flash a rom that is not yet rooted you will need to flash CF-Auto-Root of CF-Root again.
chrismast said:
As I mentioned, Mobile Odin is the easiest way as you just select the rom and it flashes incl. root injection. For Odin, simply download the rom you would like to flash (e.g. stock rom from sammobile or prerooted from XDA's general section), and follow the usual steps (e.g. there are easy videos to follow on YouTube & there are many guides in the general section). If you chose to flash a rom that is not yet rooted you will need to flash CF-Auto-Root of CF-Root again.
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got it! another question if you don't mind, can i use stock rom using odin without unrooting my device? some people say that if you try to flash your device with official stock rom might unroot phone? is this true or just using odin will prevent your phone from unrooting? no matter what rom you would use. thanks in advance!
silvercold said:
got it! another question if you don't mind, can i use stock rom using odin without unrooting my device? some people say that if you try to flash your device with official stock rom might unroot phone? is this true or just using odin will prevent your phone from unrooting? no matter what rom you would use. thanks in advance!
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there are two ways:
(1) Odin (desktop version): if you flash a stock rom (normal version, not rooted), it will be not rooted, hence you have to root again
(2) Mobile Odin (Adroid Play Store): if you flash a stock rom (normal version, not rooted), you have an option to inject root and directly root it in the process of flashing the rom
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I see, the mobile odin i guess is suited for me. since i dont want to unroot my device i just want to update it.
you can always reroot it afterwards. Or better yet, flash a prerooted ROM
OK, think I must be being a little bit blind around the forum, but cannot seem to locate how and links to perform a root once I update to 4.3
I'm running 4.1.2 and am currently rooted (I used CF-Root-SGS3-v6.4 since forever and always seems to work), which seemed to work fine on 4.1.2. However, reading all over the place about rooting being different on 4.3, but as I said, just cannot seem to find links and info on how to do it on the latest
I know I can easily install the 4.3 update using ODIN to replace 4.1.2, but would then like to re-root once this has been done
Any help and links much appreciated
Cheers
Albie
albie999 said:
OK, think I must be being a little bit blind around the forum, but cannot seem to locate how and links to perform a root once I update to 4.3
I'm running 4.1.2 and am currently rooted (I used CF-Root-SGS3-v6.4 since forever and always seems to work), which seemed to work fine on 4.1.2. However, reading all over the place about rooting being different on 4.3, but as I said, just cannot seem to find links and info on how to do it on the latest
I know I can easily install the 4.3 update using ODIN to replace 4.1.2, but would then like to re-root once this has been done
Any help and links much appreciated
Cheers
Albie
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i used this http://download.chainfire.eu/229/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-m0-m0xx-gti9300.zip and worked just fine
edit: i used the odin included inside the .zip and put the root file at PDA
If you have Mobile Odin, that's the easiest way. Used it to root MK6
I used CF Auto Root on the OTA update and it was fine.
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Excellent .. thanks guys. Was just a little worried with all the stuff have been reading about the latest 4.3 and Knox etc, that it might not be possible to root. I understand that the knox flag is now triggered, but to me that is not a prob, as don't really worry about the warranty
I rooted my 4.3 via cf root 6.4 but flashed it via odin. Unzip go to download mod put cf root md5 into pda and hit start. Than go to custom recoveri and flash su 1.8 update from sd card. Easy
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uglyjohny said:
I rooted my 4.3 via cf root 6.4 but flashed it via odin. Unzip go to download mod put cf root md5 into pda and hit start. Than go to custom recoveri and flash su 1.8 update from sd card. Easy
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Do you have Knox in 4.3? Does rooting trip the Knox flag?
Knox isnt part of 4.3 rom for sgs3.
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uglyjohny said:
I rooted my 4.3 via cf root 6.4 but flashed it via odin. Unzip go to download mod put cf root md5 into pda and hit start. Than go to custom recoveri and flash su 1.8 update from sd card. Easy
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was searching for a root method for 4.3
this method worked for me just fine!
Thank you!
where do u get the su 18.8 update, , noob question, but i need to get it
also tryed cf root , but the s3 is still not rooting,
i am using the gt-i9300 s3,
Shadow1109 said:
where do u get the su 18.8 update, , noob question, but i need to get it
also tryed cf root , but the s3 is still not rooting,
i am using the gt-i9300 s3,
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Play Store
Mine will not root either just keep getting the same SU binary is not installed message. Any help please?
Re-download
swipermusic said:
Mine will not root either just keep getting the same SU binary is not installed message. Any help please?
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Redownload Super SU will solve your problem.:good:
root not
People on my phone is not updated, it does when you restart the whole procedure but it does not have the superuser before I'd root but I had to reset the phone and he came back with 4.3 Direct can help me? S3 4.3 ZTO BRAZIL
My device is not rooted!!
Hi, i installed Imperium v23.2 today and when i tried to use Titanium backup it failed to load because there is no SU binary?
so i rooted my device again using CF Root V6.4 and the same problem presented, i uninstalled SuperSU updated it and no luck.
Any advice?
My Device is SG3 GT i9300 international version.
Sort it out
I found the answer and worked in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2393500
i flashed the 4.3 superuser.zip and worked for me.
Cheers:good:
Is it possible to root GT-I9100 without changing stock kernel?
heyjhay said:
Is it possible to root GT-I9100 without changing stock kernel?
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yes, if you're running a JB version 4.1.2 look here its framaroot:
http://true-android.blogspot.com/2013/12/how-to-root-galaxy-s2-gt-i9100-running.html
or this one using CF-auto-root:
http://scientimystic.wordpress.com/...i9100-having-android-4-1-2-official-firmware/
for more information about cf root look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/orig-development/30-10-2012-k-la-lp-t1103399
I think cf root is more better than framaroot for your device because its designed for it and other more devices... so pls. read about Cf root above
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yes, if you're running a JB version 4.1.2 look here its framaroot:
http://true-android.blogspot.com/2013/12/how-to-root-galaxy-s2-gt-i9100-running.html
or this one using CF-auto-root:
http://scientimystic.wordpress.com/...i9100-having-android-4-1-2-official-firmware/
for more information about cf root look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/orig-development/30-10-2012-k-la-lp-t1103399
I think cf root is more better than framaroot for your device because its designed for it and other more devices... so pls. read about Cf root above
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I read about cf root but for my understanding it only works on ICS not in JB and about the link you gave i really need both the cf root and philz to root my device without changing stock kernel?
heyjhay said:
I read about cf root but for my understanding it only works on ICS not in JB and about the link you gave i really need both the cf root and philz to root my device without changing stock kernel?
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yeah.. its for GB and ICS , for that im really sorry:crying: ... now for the latest version of ICS and JB they use Philz kernel, its a rooted kernel with a customized(philz touch) CWM on it... the philz kernel change your stock kernel to a rooted stock kernel... meaning they add some nice feature on it.. but its the closest stock kernel you'll have... but still it will change the stock kernel , that you dont want to happen... :crying:
forget about that link though there's so many changes on how to root your device (im really sorry about that) ... now ... if you want still to go for CF root but it will change your stock kernel you need to find the compatible version of it .. based on your model number..
But i think framaroot will do the work.. go for the link about framaroot before that install CWM 6 :
http://techbeasts.com/2014/03/28/how-to-install-cwm-6-recovery-on-samsung-galaxy-s-ii-gt-i9100/
then follow on how to root using framaroot...
btw i found a link on how to root your device using framaroot and install kitkat rom on it, Here:
http://luvis.se/tipstricks/root-and-install-kitkat-on-samsung-galaxy-s2-i9100-without-a-computer/
okay im no responsible of bricking your device do it at your own risk, the decision is up to you now:fingers-crossed:
As pinkLeviosa says PhilZ *IS* a JB stock kernel......with root and CWM added.....
So it will do EXACTLY what you want.......
You keep the same stock setup, but you're rooted........
My wife says I'm a phone geek....She's probably right