Hello and good day everyone. I own an unrooted Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 SM-T530NU running stock Android 5.0.2 with the build number LRX22G.T530NUU3U1BOI2. I intend to root my tablet to Android 7.0 and install the custom ROM Cyanogen 14 following a post from user sub77 http://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-4/development/rom-slimrom-5-0-1-alpha-0-7-t2963906. The rooting method works for the SM-T530--the international model of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1. Again, my tablet is the SM-T530NU--the US model. The similarities between the two is that they're both Wi-fi only. Based on this, is it possible to root my model using a method for the other one? Can I do it without any consequences?
It is normally a bad idea to use a different device rooting method than the exact one you own
on Samsung and international variants they normally have less security than the US models so the rooting method will probably just not work Samsung devices are hard to hardbrick as long as they are odin compatible try it if your device is odin compatible
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[email protected] said:
It is normally a bad idea to use a different device rooting method than the exact one you own
on Samsung and international variants they normally have less security than the US models so the rooting method will probably just not work Samsung devices are hard to hardbrick as long as they are odin compatible try it if your device is odin compatible
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Yes. My device is Odin compatible. And I successfully installed the ROM. I just want root access now, but I need to find a way to do it on cyanogenmod 14. Will Kingroot work?
Go to settings App and click build number 8 times and developer options will show up check root and choose root for Apps and adb there you go
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Go to settings App and click build number 8 times and developer options will show up check root and choose root for Apps and adb there you go
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It still wont confirm my root status even with that on. What else can I do?
Make sure you have root by using the root Checker App on Google play
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Make sure you have root by using the root Checker App on Google play
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I checked on Root Checker and it said that it wasn't installed properly on my device, so I flashed the stock firmware then rooted and installed 6.0.1 Marshmallow on my tablet instead. It's much more stable and has root access confirmed by Root Checker now.
OK glad to hear that you got it figured out
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guys, is there other way to make root for the galaxy s4 zoom?
my zoom was rooted with this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2376889
but i had to go back to original firm because i bought gear 2 neo and its the only way i can use this watch with the original firmware.
opdrago said:
guys, is there other way to make root for the galaxy s4 zoom?
my zoom was rooted with this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2376889
but i had to go back to original firm because i bought gear 2 neo and its the only way i can use this watch with the original firmware.
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Did you try Kingo Root? I just got an S4 zoom last week and I rooted it fine with Kingo Root. I just had to let it run for a few minutes and allow it to restart quite a few times until it asked me to accept to root. I used Kingo Root on an S4 I previously owned and it also worked fine. I even un-rooted a few times and re-rooted and it worked fine on the S4 normal =).
i dont trust this root method.
some say its a virus.
opdrago said:
i dont trust this root method.
some say its a virus.
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Some old news about it did say it was a virus or that it contained some Chinese spy software (vRoot or something) but I believe they removed it or never had it, I forget which one. I just know that I never had a problem with it so far.
Think i used safe root & disable knox
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Ramsey said:
Did you try Kingo Root? I just got an S4 zoom last week and I rooted it fine with Kingo Root. I just had to let it run for a few minutes and allow it to restart quite a few times until it asked me to accept to root. I used Kingo Root on an S4 I previously owned and it also worked fine. I even un-rooted a few times and re-rooted and it worked fine on the S4 normal =).
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are any of you rooting the AT&T Galaxy S4 ZOOM SM-C105A
or are you on international devices.
Phatboyj420 said:
are any of you rooting the AT&T Galaxy S4 ZOOM SM-C105A
or are you on international devices.
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I am using the international C101 version.
Ramsey said:
I am using the international C101 version.
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I see thanks I have the AT&T SM-C105A and am trying to find a way to root
I'd be careful with the C105A AT&T version. Nobody outside of AT&T has the firmware and you cannot flash any other C105A firmware to it. On top of that is the stupid AT&T check that essentially soft bricks the phone if the check fails.
Phatboyj420 said:
I see thanks I have the AT&T SM-C105A and am trying to find a way to root
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just use kingoroot and everything will be done. There is no virus in the software. they do not store your info. They just root your phone and away you go. get it from http://www.kingoapp.com/android-root/download.htm
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I'd be careful with the C105A AT&T version. Nobody outside of AT&T has the firmware and you cannot flash any other C105A firmware to it. On top of that is the stupid AT&T check that essentially soft bricks the phone if the check fails.
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actually you can flash the mexico Telcel firmware found at Sammobile as the mexico version is still the same model and still uses AT&T LTE service
Do some more research you will find it
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Here is the Link:
C105AUBUAND1 Sammobile link Here: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=28254 Know that Sammobile is having problems with their servers so download will be slow.
My guess would be that only the ASPN's may be different. So right dow your ASPN's from your existing firmware then if different change them back after flash.
That is the same firmware I tried to undo the soft brick (ATT unauthorized software lock), it would not flash.
Today I got my Galaxy Alpha G850F with Build NHB from Vodafone Germany. I tried towelroot and framaroot, but no success.
How to root it now?
Thanks for your help!
BerndiG said:
Today I got my Galaxy Alpha G850F with Build NHB from Vodafone Germany. I tried towelroot and framaroot, but no success.
How to root it now?
Thanks for your help!
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I got one as well =) from what i know and seen there isn't root method yet for the device
at least not published i believe, also just waiting ones there will be.
just be patience im sure it will show up whenever there should be
BerndiG said:
Today I got my Galaxy Alpha G850F with Build NHB from Vodafone Germany. I tried towelroot and framaroot, but no success.
How to root it now?
Thanks for your help!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-alpha/help/samsung-phone-t2875391
sirobelec said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-alpha/help/samsung-phone-t2875391
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did anybody try this tutorial yet?
http://www.skyneel.com/2014/09/root-samsung-galaxy-alpha-sm-g850f-by-simple-tutorial.html
http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/
td101 said:
did anybody try this tutorial yet?
http://www.skyneel.com/2014/09/root-samsung-galaxy-alpha-sm-g850f-by-simple-tutorial.html
http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/
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tried now...and worked
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tried now...and worked
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is your bootloader locked?
i want to buy China Mobile version(G8508S) here in Shanghai and i am afraid the bootloader will be locked and this method above won't work.
mine is g850f, don't really know if I have locked or unlocked bootloader.
For information obviously it tripped the knox warranty void, but I don't care
Anybody try it on the AT&T version yet?
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Anybody try it on the AT&T version yet?
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I would like to know if this works on the AT&T version as well.
Cool that's it's rooted already, but there's not a lot of support for the phone, no ROMs, etc.
rodger-sp said:
I would like to know if this works on the AT&T version as well.
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Ditto for me... on the fence with this one. It has the perfect weight and size, I just don't want it to be an oddball version of a phone that no devs wind up supporting. I've been waiting and waiting for the Nexus 6/X but either way based on the two rumors it seems like it is going up in size which is the opposite direction I'm willing to go.
Guys wait a little, the phone was just released!
Chainfire made root, please note: triggering KNOX void.
Go to: http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/#odin
Find your device: SM-G850x (for different models)....
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Cool that's it's rooted already, but there's not a lot of support for the phone, no ROMs, etc.
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I'm interested in this device (to replace a Galaxy Note 3 Neo), however I need it fully HMP-enabled. Is it so? For app support, you can try 3C CPU Manager or 3C Toolbox, it should support your CPU 8 cores already, and show if it's HMP enabled.
No root for SM-G850W
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Chainfire made root, please note: triggering KNOX void.
Go to: http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/#odin
Find your device: SM-G850x (for different models)....
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The AT&T version is the G850A, just FYI it isn't listed (yet).
I have the att version but unsure if i want to root it yet as i will probably give it to my mother after im done testing
I have the G850F version, and have succesfully rooted using chainfire. But I can't find any recovery (CWM/TWRP) yet...
grove said:
I have the G850F version, and have succesfully rooted using chainfire. But I can't find any recovery (CWM/TWRP) yet...
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Do share a link plz
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I used the link from post #13...
I wonder if this would work on our phones
https://youtu.be/GNInTlCpv8E
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I wonder if this would work on our phones
https://youtu.be/GNInTlCpv8E
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nope, this is for qualcomm based CPUs
Anyone tried Kingroot recently? It doesn't list it as working..... however I got temp root on a LG with Android 6 and a locked bootloader that wasn't listed (after pushing SuperSU it bootlooped with a Secure Boot Error).
I know Samsung has that KNOX crap. I'm going to download the stock firmware and give it a try. I don't have an active Verizon account or warranty.... so IDGAF.
EDIT: I ran KingRoot twice, no luck. I'm sure China appreciates it though. ;]
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nope, this is for qualcomm based CPUs
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as he states in Video its for all US Branded Qualcomm. If its got a snap dragon its a qualcom device, Am I wrong
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Doesnt Pass ODIN, I tried Twice
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as he states in Video its for all US Branded Qualcomm. If its got a snap dragon its a qualcom device, Am I wrong
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You're right, however the S6 edge plus has a Exynos 7420.
When I checked the website for rooting my note 3 (n9005),
I took a look at the build number on the website and it's different from my phone's build number which is LRX21V.N9005XXUGBPF5.
I am very scared as to what would happen if I root the phone with this. I just want to know if I can flash my phone with this version of CF-Auto-Root(the cf-auto-root's build number is LRX21V.N9005XXUGBOA5 and my phone's is LRX21V.N9005XXUGBPF5).
Nothing will happen it will work fine i tried many phones it had defrent version phone build version is deffrent and cf auto root version is defrent u need to check only android version like 5.1.1 u need to cf root file is also 5.1.1
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shansalman said:
Nothing will happen it will work fine i tried many phones it had defrent version phone build version is deffrent and cf auto root version is defrent u need to check only android version like 5.1.1 u need to cf root file is also 5.1.1
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Oh, ok thanks! I will try rooting my phone soon.
shansalman said:
Nothing will happen it will work fine i tried many phones it had defrent version phone build version is deffrent and cf auto root version is defrent u need to check only android version like 5.1.1 u need to cf root file is also 5.1.1
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SirGarmaples said:
Oh, ok thanks! I will try rooting my phone soon.
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Just used TWRP to flash a pre-rooted custom rom. This thread should be closed by now...
Has anyone tried useing this to root the sprint variant of the s8+? If so does it work?
http://www.teamandroid.com/2017/05/03/root-galaxy-s8-plus-android-firmware/
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Has anyone tried useing this to root the sprint variant of the s8+? If so does it work?
http://www.teamandroid.com/2017/05/03/root-galaxy-s8-plus-android-firmware/
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These are not for the snapdragon variant
It says CF-Auto-Root is currently supported for the following Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus model numbers:
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955F
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955N
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955U
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955W
And my phones model number ends with a U
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It says CF-Auto-Root is currently supported for the following Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus model numbers:
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955F
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955N
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955U
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955W
And my phones model number ends with a U
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Try it and let us know.... Heehhee
I dont have a windows computer to use odin and i cant figure out how to get odin to run on linux even with wine
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I dont have a windows computer to use odin and i cant figure out how to get odin to run on linux even with wine
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Don't even bother. There's no U model listed in the list of models. I think all the 8+ models for the U.S. are U, which was not in the list.
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Don't even bother. There's no U model listed in the list of models. I think all the 8+ models for the U.S. are U, which was not in the list.
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Did you not even read the post? The U model was listed
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It says CF-Auto-Root is currently supported for the following Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus model numbers:
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955F
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955N
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955U
Galaxy S8 Plus SM-G955W
And my phones model number ends with a U
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There is NO ROOT for the Snapdragon S8. Anyone who is telling you anything else shouldn't be trusted.
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There is NO ROOT for the Snapdragon S8. Anyone who is telling you anything else shouldn't be trusted.
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This is from cf auto roots webpage and from the anout me on my own phone. My phone is thru sprint.....so you are trying to tell me thag chainfire cant be trusted?
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This is from cf auto roots webpage and from the anout me on my own phone. My phone is thru sprint.....so you are trying to tell me thag chainfire cant be trusted?
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If you don't believe me, try it and report back.
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This is from cf auto roots webpage and from the anout me on my own phone. My phone is thru sprint.....so you are trying to tell me thag chainfire cant be trusted?
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We are trying to tell you that if you try and execute this root method you will likely brick your device.
Don't ask for help and then argue with the people providing it.
IT WILL NOT WORK FOR THIS DEVICE
phelony said:
We are trying to tell you that if you try and execute this root method you will likely brick your device.
Don't ask for help and then argue with the people providing it.
IT WILL NOT WORK FOR THIS DEVICE
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Agree... If it's not posted on xda, I'm not messing with it
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If you don't believe me, try it and report back.
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I dont have a windows computer to run odin on. However i got to that cf autoroot page by clicking on the link located here. https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1980683
Soooo again can chainfire not be trusted then?
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These are not for the snapdragon variant
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anth75 said:
Agree... If it's not posted on xda, I'm not messing with it
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1980683
Chainfires thread on the xda forums sxroll down to where it says cf auto root homepage click it
Scroll down to liat of odin flashable devices you will see sm-g955u
so again how will this brick the phone? Its linked from xda to his official page. Hasnt chainfire been instrumental in rooting countless phones in the past? How is he all of a sudden untrustworthy?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1980683
Chainfires thread on the xda forums sxroll down to where it says cf auto root homepage click it
Scroll down to liat of odin flashable devices you will see sm-g955u
so again how will this brick the phone? Its linked from xda to his official page. Hasnt chainfire been instrumental in rooting countless phones in the past? How is he all of a sudden untrustworthy?
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Well first off 955u refers to a LOT of devices.
Maybe it one of them is safe. but by all means flash it and go for it.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1980683
Chainfires thread on the xda forums sxroll down to where it says cf auto root homepage click it
Scroll down to liat of odin flashable devices you will see sm-g955u
so again how will this brick the phone? Its linked from xda to his official page. Hasnt chainfire been instrumental in rooting countless phones in the past? How is he all of a sudden untrustworthy?
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It also says right above that list that if your bootloader is locked, you'll brick the device.
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It also says right above that list that if your bootloader is locked, you'll brick the device.
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Damn it slimberg. You are clouding the issue with logic.
Doesn't really matter if the model number is supported, the software version also needs to be supported, which it isn't.
Regardless, don't you think that if a viable root method for this phone was available, that it would already be posted on this forum and that ROMs, Kernels and the like would now be available?
Just a thought
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Damn it slimberg. You are clouding the issue with logic.
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Off topic but this response made my day for some odd reason. Lol
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raivyn said:
Did you not even read the post? The U model was listed
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If you found the list with U model then put the link directly to it, cuz I couldn't find it.