yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] g2uzer:
Yea , that worked perfect, I didn't know by touching your account opened all the syncing options, thanks a lot
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbird92113:
Has anyone been successful in update their Nexus 7 device with the following configuration:

1. Stock ROM

2. Rooted

3. SuperSU v0.98 (recently updated)

4. Voodoo RootKeeper

5. DPI set to 160, need confirmation but assuming this needs to be reverted back to 213

I have been viewing other posts of successful upgrades but with prior versions of SuperSU, so I was hoping i could find that one person who has the above configuration and was successful in updating.

Thanks,

JBIRD
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HellcatDroid:
Apart from 4, the Rootkeeper, that was my setup when I updated from 4.1.2 via the 4.2 OTA (adb sideload).

Worked fine.

Re-rooted using superboot and am happycat ever since.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
SuperSU (updated) kills multiuser on my 4.2.

Even setting up a new user took over 15 minutes.

I kept getting SU requests from the new user for /system/bin/id. Why id was calling SU I have no idea - but it is a killer.

I was not able to recover until I used Voodoo RootKeeper to temporarily unroot. That fixed it. Multiuser performance is great now.

I will not use SuperSU again until a full fix is released. Really don't need root anyway until stickmount is fixed.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbird92113:
Thanks for the information. So do you recommend removing superSU and root from the device prior to upgrading?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
No - keep SuperSU and RootKeeper.

As always - use RootKeeper to temporarily unroot before the upgrade.

After the upgrade, just wait for Chainfire to release an update before restoring root.

Actually - SuperSU seemed to work fine until I tried adding a second user. Only the multi user scenario gave me trouble.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbird92113:
Thanks again. Sorry for the newbie questions but to confirm, I choose Temp. Un-root button in rootkeeper prior to the upgrade then run the OTA update?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
Yes!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbird92113:
One last thing, I changed my DPI settings to 160, do I need to revert to back to 213...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
I am not the right person to answer - but if buildprops is anything other than stock the update will fail. Think install checks the checksum.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbird92113:
Do you recommend to be on the safe side that I disable supersu as well prior to the upgrade?

Thanks again...
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
Really bad things happen if you disable Supersu and someone calls su. Leave it enabled and temporarily unroot.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Groid:
Oh, you didn't mention you were on Safestrap. That may bring up some additional issues. And you do need to revert your build.prop to the original. With any luck, you have a build.prop.bak that you can restore. SuperSU hasn't caused me any problems, but I don't use multi-user.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbird92113:
Will follow your directions. I do have other apps that require root, once I update can I use the rootkeeper to re-enable root?

Thanks again for all your help..
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
If it was me - I would not have root enabled while on a secondary user.

I am sure SuperSU will be fixed in short order.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OmRomRom:
If you use MSkips Nexus 7 Toolkit and use option 8 it will not only unlock the boot loader, but root, install busy box, your choice of either cwm or twrp, recommends using the 3.34 bootloader, and recommends using SuperSu 0.98 due to problems with superuser not being updated yet. I can attest to the fact that the 4.13 bootloader causes root issues. At least on my 7. Apparently that isn't so on all 7s.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbird92113:
I am not going to use the multiuser feature as I am the only one who uses the tablet. Will rerooting work on the primary user?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
Seems to work fine.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gigabitex2:
So if I try to update to 4.2 AFTER updating supersu to v0.98 it will fail for sure? Still waiting for stickmount *fingers crossed* and Google to fix Bluetooth before I even attempt 4.2 anyway. Would uninstalling updates for supersu through app info/settings work? Tia
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
Only problems I have seen are trying to set up / use a second user while rooted.

Stay away from multi-user and you should be fine.

Note - problems I have reported with SuperSU may just be related to multiuser and root, no matter how you get root.

I have not tried the "superuser" app, so I have no idea if the problems will be the same.
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
Root FJ10 Without Custom Kernel​

As we all know FJ10 has been released and is floating around the internet, and iv'e decided to share the way i rooted the leak (International SGS II) using stock samsung recovery

Credits

Chainfire CWM-Supersu

Sextape Leak​

rwilco12 Continue to hosting leak

What you need

PC/MAC/Linux

ADB

USB Cable

Phone

CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip

There is two ways to flash the root package in custom recovery (sorry i keep forgetting the other way) :rolleyes:

Thank You Sh4Dy for reminding me

Flash Trough Update

1)

Download CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip

2)

Rename CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip > update.zip

3)

flash as an update

Instructions

1)

Enter Recovery mode by holding power+volume up.

2)

Connect USB Cable to the phone and PC

3)

Choose Install Update with adb

now

4)

Now in your terminal/CMD write adb sideload CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip

5)

Look at the screen and you will see the update package being installed

Congratulations you got now a rooted FJ10 leak without flashing a custom kernel

Proof

​
[Galaxy S II General] wess786:
Thanks, but I get stuck at 3.

I go to search -> cmd and then I type adb sideload CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip in it. I think this is wrong but I never worked with ADB.
[Galaxy S II General] dajumper:
how it works now? i don't get it also :(
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Works fine here

You need to install adb then cd to the adb directory, then type the command.
[Galaxy S II General] Phil3759:
Why is it even in dev section?
[Galaxy S II General] wess786:
Will try that tomorrow!

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9100 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
Make sure you have adb installed on your pc

after that begin with step 1
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
Doesn't work at 4th step for me, I check devices in adb devices and it shows my device but some large-ass thing comes n it doesn't install the SuperSU zip for some reason o.O
[Galaxy S II General] ssilviu:
Same thing here
[Galaxy S II General] RMonst3r:
wrong thread. plz delete
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
did you also use the supersu provided in op?

did you use: http://download.chainfire.eu/267/SuperSU/CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
Hey guys, Just apply the .zip from external card via recovery, the .zip in OP, worked for me :p

Edit: Yes mate, I used that file only, you copied it from Sprint S2's JB thread? Coz I can see the screenshot is of Oct 11 firmware.
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
yes i did, as i know this will work with it too
[Galaxy S II General] bogdan1980:
Buy mobile odin, flash the rom, then you will get root. Quite simple.

I love new rom.

But it wipe all my data system apps...
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
that isn't mobile odin problem, its wiped automatically
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
Yeh man, it should work with this too, but idk, flashing zip did the job for me. Try it yourself
[Galaxy S II General] ssilviu:
failed to mount sdcard :(
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
i added your instructions to OP and added you as credit for reminding me :highfive:
[Galaxy S II General] LastStandingDroid:
This is why adb sideload is powerful (as on sprint we were never able to access sdcard)
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
If you want, I can give proof, I'm currently restoring apps from Ti Backup Pro
[Galaxy S II General] :
theres no need proof, as i know it works i told you i added the info in op, it was told on Sprint thread too
[Galaxy S II General] ssilviu:
With the first method i get "Failes to mount sdcard" and with the second one, i get a lot of text in CMD, but nothing happens on the phone.
[Galaxy S II General] :
can you post what text you get?
[Galaxy S II General] ssilviu:
Here it is!
[Galaxy S II General] rhadee:
m8 is because u are using an old adb version that doesn`t know about sideload command, if you check on google and you look for adb download 1st link is the right one should have like 400 mb from there u extract it and there is adb (correct version) in sdk platform-tools , put the cmw file there go as last said using cmd fid and run adb sideload and cwm

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silviu pm i`m speaking romanian also

Last LastStandingDroid modify OP and advise them to use latest adb version
[Galaxy S II General] bihslk:
I rooted my phone thanks man.

I downloaded CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip to my sd card

Then get into recovery and chose install from ext sdcard

installed and working
[Galaxy S II General] ssilviu:
Yes. You were right. I worked now with the latest adb. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] AayushDhuria:
Surprisingly we can't change dpi on Samsung Jelly Bean, tried manually
[Galaxy S II General] ultramic:
For everyone that got abit confused like me, there is two methods to root in the OP - first is to flash as an update second is through adb (I initially thought it was one long process).
[Galaxy S II General] gnvieira:
I use the odin mobile to flash the rom then i force the root and thats it. I have the 9100 4.1.2 rooted
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Mind that you need to install busybox from Play Store in order to make some root apps to work, eg Lucky Patcher, BBS. Titanium backup uses it's own busybox.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Lucky patcher isn't welcome here. I know what the app does and in a community like this its not welcome. Specially there's allot of developers that doesn't want their apps to get . . . Enough of topic

Sent From My ©Galaxy S4 GT-I9400
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Apparently, the stock recovery can access only the external SD card (atleast for me), so better mention that the update.zip should be placed in the external SD card and not on the internal one.

Thanks for that root method, much easy ;)
[Galaxy S II General] mhmoud2000:
need your support

which customer kernel i can install in these version if u can reply me i will be appreciated
[Galaxy S II General] mike_kenji:
i guess no custom kernel can work on this....
[Galaxy S II General] sergini:
Not yet, take it easy.
[Galaxy S II General] KidCarter93:
Do it as normal in a build prop edit.
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
i dont get it

in the first method

where should i flash as an update?

i must get root so i can use SetCPU again

i see that there is horsepower left to use in some apps :)
[Galaxy S II General] NaLogo:
Could it be that sideload was added only recently? Because with my adb.exe (December 2011) is not able to do sideload stuff.

Oh, and the interactive adb shell doesn't work either. Weird.

Could someone upload a working adb.exe? It seems to be rather overkill to download a 400MB package just for this.
[Galaxy S II General] Girghe:
One of the method mentioned is actually old and basically the same with these (+BusyBox):

http://bit.ly/zJ0B5v

http://bit.ly/QPoF7J

Without the need to type anything or rename anything. Some of the links are outdated but basically the same thing.

The most import part here is having an External SD Card since the stock recovery won't recognize the internal SD Card. :) :good:
[Galaxy S II General] stanley08:
ClockWork Mod recovery available after rooting with this method? I mean i have rooted with this. Anyone got idea how to flash CWM now?
[Galaxy S II General] MajorAly:
Andriarrec

Anyway to get CWM for this build?

And damn these new registered users's restriction is annoying -__________-
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
here is a better way to root

install rom using mobile odin

select philz cwm kernel during flashing and boom u have root and CWM recovery
[Galaxy S II General] MajorAly:
offspo

Does philz CWM kernel support all JB features? Vsync and such?
[Galaxy S II General] klemenSLO:
I have installed rom via usual odin. Then I downloaded CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip to my sd card. and get into recovery and chose install from ext sdcard,. Phone is now rooted.

How can I apply CWM root then?
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
philz kernel is the same as the default but he added cwm and disabled the little chance of brick bug

u can flash the kernel from the recovery now or from odin check his thread
[Galaxy S II General] MajorAly:
That's nice but I think I'll stay with stock a while longer.

Waiting impatiently for a stable CM10 with all JB features...

Thanx man :)
[Galaxy S II General] Girghe:
Follow-up link for for what is being mentioned by blue:

[15.11.2012][PhilZ-cwm6] v3.1 * Safe Stock Kernel+CWM6, No BrickBug, Root, XXLSJ...

My previous post contained one of philz' topic but this one is I9100 and kernel specific. :good:
[Galaxy S II General] klemenSLO:
Successfully applied PhilZ CWM (PhilZ-cwm6-XXLSJ-OXX-3.1-signed.zip) through android 'install zip from sdcard':D
[Galaxy S II General] myshu:
easiest way of rooting is to flash from within the phone using mobile odin :)
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
root worked here!

but for a newbie it sounds like it takes 1 hour and lots of hacking and praying.

its not the case.

its simple

i can do a newbie post how to root if someone wants it
[Galaxy S II General] :
This is noob proof

Sent From My ©Galaxy S4 GT-I9400
[Galaxy S II General] Geekeek:
Do you mind listing out options to check /uncheck and steps? Hearing of bricks and boot loop through mobile Odin :what:
[Galaxy S II General] matiasggg:
can anyone upload the latest version of "adb.exe"? (with support for sideload)

i have an old version and sideload doesn't work :(
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
Here are the file you need to set with mobile odin
[Galaxy S II General] Geekeek:
Does the kernel format matter? I see that your format is in md5. And is this the thread where I have to download that kernel? XXLSJ-OXX-3.1version - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1877270

Thanks a ton!
[Galaxy S II General] cornholio_rules:
Thanks LastStandingDroid, it works like a charm!
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
yes you can only use LSJ kernel or your phone wont work

i pulled the system partition and kernel from philz made a cwm zip but it got me a boot loop so i ll leave it for someone else to do
[Galaxy S II General] :
hmm symlinks again?
[Galaxy S II General] pg_ice:
no its ****ty writing
[Galaxy S II General] :
no as i clearly write how you should do
[Galaxy S II General] Kakuji:
Whoa.... never ever used adt, can someone explain more precisely the Root process? :D
[Galaxy S II General] Spiralzz:
Use the first method. Download supersu linked in op, rename it to update.zip, flash from stock recovery.
[Galaxy S II General] Kakuji:
Ohh, so there were 2 methods.

Anyways, the thing that I do not understand is flash from stock recovery

Flash it with ODIN? Shall I put update.zip to PDA? Stock recovery, what's that supposed to mean? :silly:

Thanks anyway!
[Galaxy S II General] :
put on ext sd-card and stock recovery is the recovery that comes in stock rom

VolumeUP+Home+Power button to access it :)
[Galaxy S II General] yongyong0718:
Thanks for your clear instructions :)

But...if i flash from cm10 to this, will my personal data (photo and etc.) gone? :confused:

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] bluefa1con:
No only the apps

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no the installation was completed but the phone wasnt booting it rebooted back to recovery

the stock kernel doesnt have adb on boot up so i cant even debug the issue
[Galaxy S II General] yongyong0718:
Thanks for your reply bro ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Kakuji:
Wow, that was so simple (way simple than I initially thought).

Thank you very much ^_^

I think I installed update.zip two times by mistake (pressed the lock button thinking that will restart my phone) but it's fine.
[Galaxy S II General] tariq2kn:
Can this be used to root S3-i9300 via stock recovery without custom kernel?​
[Galaxy S II General] prbassplayer:
Use http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1995987
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Romcrazguy:
I ma on PA 2.54 , i have added something to my buil.prop but ever since i did paranoid preferences would FC on me. I tried modifiying build prop again to the original one but no luck any suggestion?
[Nexus 4 General] HugoSilva:
Hey people, someone from Portugal ?

Hey pessoal, alguém de Portugal ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dutch2005:
It said it finished the download, it loads the clockwork recovery...

I then select the up[date stuff.... and then it spews this error 7...

any idea's on how to fix this? all the other updates from 4.0 to 4.1 and from 4.1.1 to 4.1.2 with CWM went just fine...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
use the search tool.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
instead of wasting that space with your useless post, you could have either helped the op or just not have posted. your post is just as bad a whats the best rom/kernel thread, if not worse.

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are you flashing the right version rom for your device? all gnex arent the same. you cant flash a gsm rom on a verizon device for example. also, do you have the latest cwm recovery installed? try twrp recovery. also, have you tried just redownloading the rom and flashing again?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cmoore0965:
instead of wasting that space with your useless post, you could have either helped the op or just not have posted. your post is just as bad a whats the best rom/kernel thread, if not worse.

A useless post in a useless thread is rain in the ocean. Much like this post. However, status 7 error is easily one of the top 5 beat to death questions on xda. So I'd say, in the interest of usefulness, informing OP of his folly is progress towards sparing the community useless threads, whilst posting the actual information, for the ten thousandth time on xda, is actually not encouraging anything. I call 'em like I see 'em.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
if we go your route, then just about every issue in human existence has been written about, posted about, talked about, etc. then there is no point in having any kind of forums, from child raising, to car buying, to xda. might as well just shut them all down because all information is available somewhere already, from a library, to the internet, to stone slabs. but we are all imperfect humans, that do imperfect things. just remember, anything that you will ever ask in your lifetime, or have asked, has been asked already and answered. go search for it instead of bugging your family, friends, teachers, government officials, doctors, or stranger that walks past you on the street with any kind of question.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
no its not. there have been 10 threads that i know of dealing with the same thing in the past 2 days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cmoore0965:
In the grand scheme of things, and an idealized, purely general, take on existence, you're unquestionably correct. But that excellent segue into reclassifying a cited instance aside, this topic hardly warrants profound defense, in the interest of benevolent information exchange. To your response I would say that this is more akin to asking the manufacturer of your product to read you the instructions. A needless request for assistance, for something that has been more than reasonably supplied already.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
Subscribed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yellowdie:
I see your point, but I see it more like having a 1,000 page instruction manual and asking someone (or the manufacturer) where the info is located in the book (that's the core idea of a Table of Contents). Just because someone has all the data in their possession, doesn't mean they know where to look or could really understand what they're even reading. But asking someone for help with understanding the instruction manual is totally normal (that's the exact idea behind why there are THOUSANDS of tutorial videos on Youtube and tutorial sites in general). So if someone said "Hey, where in this 1,000 page manual is the answer I'm looking for?" An answer of "The info is there in the book, go look for it" would be pointless.

Back on topic, with error 7, just reboot the recovery (preferably using TWRP) and try again. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
^^

And, update TWRP. They've fixed it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
any request for assistance is not needless. the op has a need anyways. i am more than happy to assist anyone in need of assistance. if youre not, you dont have to, no one is making you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cmoore0965:
I can see you're train of thought, and I can appreciate that. In any case, you're also correct about getting our young status 7's thread back on track lol didn't mean to hijack.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
heres something that you asked, by starting a new thread, that a simple search would have answered your question.. why didnt you search? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1085472

let there be 100 threads started. if someone asks for help, i, and others, are willing to help. if you are not, thats ok, just stfu and ignore the thread.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] max_105:
Friends, I have a problem with the binary when I start the supersu, tells me that no binaries for installation and supersu can not install, any solution??? I'm back to stock I root again and does not work, please your help
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] soljafree:
What did u use to root the phone?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] mrhaley30705:
Clear cache/data for superuser.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] caliber177:
http://www.amazon.com/Seidio-HLSSGNLASC-Surface-Holster-Samsung/dp/B006H4DE8S/ref=sr_1_7?s=wireless&ie=UTF8&qid=1353010277&sr=1-7&keywords=seidio+spring+clip+nexus

Perfect fit for our naked Nexus 4, as I'm rocking one right now.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] wmm:
Interesting -- the N4 is just enough bigger than the GNex to fill up the room that would be occupied by the Surface case, eh? If I hadn't already bought a belt holster, I might well have been interested; I had a Seidio belt clip for my N1 and liked it a lot.. Can you post a photo or two of the phone in the holster? Let us know how it does, i.e., if you have any accidents where the phone springs out accidentally or the like.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] caliber177:
I will try to put up some pics tonight..... it honestly fits like a glove inside.... its not going anywhere once inside.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] ptrm2:
This is great, although by the time my N4 arrives my chinese s cases chould be here. I hope more people report what non N$ cases fit though.
[Nexus 4 Accessories] galaxys:
This could be a good option...
[Nexus 4 Accessories] Zivman3:
for those interested, I just received this case in hopes of using it with the nexus4 like the op claims...

it does NOT fit. the holster is much too large for the naked phone
[Nexus 4 Accessories] caliber177:
You're right, I really screwed up. I'm terribly sorry.

I have a lot of holsters, and must have confused myself.

I just checked, and it looks like the HTC Sensation Seidio Holster fits the Nexus 4 perfectly, but the Sensation Surface Holster, not the naked.

Really sorry, and hope you can resolve this. Feel terrible.