yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Framaroot] sunshine333:
Odd, I also have this firmware but it keeps failing for me. So you just installed this app, chose Superuser from the pulldown and then clicked on gandalf? Or did you install the App "Superuser" first and then do it?
[Framaroot] F4uzan:
Although LG Optimus L7 (P705) is in compability list, it doesn't work. Thanks by the way.
[Framaroot] alley23:
not working on my LG L5 II E450..
[Framaroot] krzysiek1984:
Please segregate the list in alphabetical order. Thanks
[Framaroot] danieldmm:
Please guys stop quoting OP... Its strange over tapatalk :)
[Framaroot] F4uzan:
Don't quote whole f*cking OP ! BTW, anyone here got LG Optimus L7 rooted with this ?
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
So try a different rooting app! There are many available.
[Framaroot] kvrangarao:
Can i root my Samsung Galxy on5 with this tool,i tried Kingroot without success.
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Samsungs are among the easiest phones to root. You don't need to use a root app. Just flash a custom recovery using ODIN. Then, from the custom recovery, install the SuperSu v2.46 zip from the SD card. Done!
[Framaroot] kvrangarao:
Thanks for the help,can you give me a link for tutorial to make it easy for me

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Do I have to flash a specific cwm/twrp recovery for my mobile
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Yes, you need the specific CWM/TWRP for your specific phone. Search the XDA website and/or Google for "CWM recovery Samsung S5" to find the specific file you will need to flash. Then search for "ODIN tutorial" to find the ODIN download and the tutorial.
[Framaroot] BigSnake353:
I can do without changing the root Knox
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
What are you talking about? It is difficult to understand what you just said or to whom you are replying. Please explain more clearly.
[Framaroot] skyforce007:
Huawei 4x can root or not?

Firmware ver: lollipop 5.1
[Framaroot] stratege1401:
B3-A10 root failed

Framasot 19.5 Failed on acer B3-A10 v5.1 kernel 3.10.72 image acer_ac0l0_B3-A10_RV01RC05_WW_GEN1 buildacer_ac0l0_B3-A10_1.006.00_WW_GEN1 P/N FM.NS09A0.009

Bomer !!! :(
[Framaroot] apikan:
Failed root for lollipop 5.1 mtk6735

:( :(
[Framaroot] kon.rafal:
Hi. I'd like to root Woo Quasar SP-6020; 4.4.2 kitkat. Tried framaroot, towelroot, kingoroot, kignroot, and some others... nothing works. Framaroot returns error #15. I'd be grateful for any suggestion.
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Lollipop is out ahead of the root app developers, so it will very difficult to root until the root apps catch-up.

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When you're trying all these root apps, did you remember to turn on USB Debugging in Settings>Development? If it's off, NOTHING will work!

Also, when you use KingRoot, you also need to make sure your Internet access is on, otherwise it cannot download the exploit it needs to use to root the phone. If KingRoot fails the first time, run it again...sometimes it takes 2 or 3 attempts to gain root.

If you succeed with KingRoot just be aware that you cannot replace the King User and all the other stuff it places in your system with SuperSu unless you run a special script (only available in the Super-SuMe app which you can buy for $4 in the Play Store).

Finally, there is an alternative approach to rooting most MTK phones, which involves flashing a custom recovery image onto the phone using SP Flash Tool, then installing the SuperSu v2.46 zip from the SD card when you're in the recovery mode.
[Framaroot] kon.rafal:
Hi, thanks for your answer.

Yes debuging is ON and I do have internet access [edit - and I tried use KingRoot few times]. This device is some Chinese crap with mass of pre-installed adware, which I want to get rid of. I already search the web, but non of the found sollution is working for me. I saw some posts that others was able to root it with framaroot - barahir exploit, but for me it returns #16 error.

I found, on the manufacturer forum, instruction how to install updated rom using SP Flash Tool, but the manual is in spanish, and when I was trying to go step by step with the pictures I stuck - after I click firmware update nothing happenes.

I hope there is some sollution, and I'll be grateful for any help.
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Your best bet is probably to search the web for a tutorial on how to use SP Flash Tool to flash an updated ROM onto your phone.
[Framaroot] ali hhh:
QWARTER S4 CAN ROOT OR NO? lollipop 5.0.2
[Framaroot] ramuni.muni:
success on advan t1e
[Framaroot] neospeed83:
help please. need to root my s4 mini i9192

i tried many methods online but couldnt root. please help.
[Framaroot] Magnet-Shot:
Guys do you know anyway for rooting S6 G920F XXU3COI9 I've been searching the Web and there's 0% working methods :(
[Framaroot] kuttapy:
I would like to root my asus ZenFone 2 zoold ,kingroot not supporting ,
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Is this an MTK device running Lollipop? If so, most of the rooting apps will not work. You will need to use a combination of MTK Droid Tools and SP Flash Tool to backup the ROM and create a CWM recovery and patched boot image which are produced during that process.

Next, flash the CWM recovery and the patched boot image to your phone. Then boot into recovery and install the SuperSu v2.52 zip from your SD card. Then reboot your phone.

If something goes wrong, use SP Flash Tool to flash your stock firmware backup back onto the phone.
[Framaroot] Pi3rluigi:
Zenphone got an Intel CPU, you have to root it cheking the proper sub-forum

Inviato dal mio D6633 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Framaroot] JyFrnndz:
Latest version of framaroot and any methods out there not working.

Hi! My device is Starmobile UP Ultra, an MTK device running on 5.1 Lollipop. Tried Framaroot, Kingroot, Kingoroot and anything else but none of 'em worked for my device. Hope someone here can help me.

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Can you give some step by step tut? That would be helpful for me. Thanks.
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
No sorry, I cannot. It is too long. You need to use Google and YouTube to learn how to use SP Flash Tool. It's not that difficult really...just way too much information to communicate in one post. There should even be some tutorials on XDA. (Or watch this Hovatek video about how to use SPF https://youtu.be/LzyYXAflmOk)

You also need the CWM or TWRP custom recovery.img for your phone. Again, use Google or check on XDA.

Use this thread to get any help you need along the way.
[Framaroot] boytoof198:
I'm using Obi Worldphone SF1 right now and can't find a single way to root this device. Can you take a look at it please? Thank you.
[Framaroot] oMss:
Hi, this works to root devices with Intel processors? ( cheap chinesse tablet )
[Framaroot] marnick.leau:
I'd like to request a fix for my device please. Framaroot says my device isn't vulnerable to any of the exploits.

Archos 50E Helium

Android 5.1.1

Thanks
[Framaroot] Bibek borah:
Mediatek 6580 is impossible to root .I have tried every methods n just like always only failed.
[Framaroot] petrusmarcellus:
Is it work for Samsung Galaxy S5?
[Framaroot] MasterBoy71:
Nada !
[Framaroot] ccristian05:
not working

not working in s3 (i9300)
[Framaroot] prem0205:
Will it work on Sony c5 ultra dual
[Framaroot] helmisaidani08@gmail.com:
Wiko ozzy
[Framaroot] Turuily:
World worst and time waste

website for rooting
[Framaroot] akiroJo:
To all whose asking if it stil works, YES but to JellyBean 4.1-3,
[Framaroot] Prasarani:
Not working for spreadtrum chipset sc7731g / polytron rocket t4
[Framaroot] кот_2:
Android 4.4.2 fly era live7 help. How i can get root.?
[Framaroot] JyFrnndz:
please help.

My phone's Starmobile UP Ulta running on 5.1 Lollipop 64-bit MT6735. Pleas help :(
[Framaroot] Chinegazero3:
Samsung s3 exploit error or not rooted
[Framaroot] Titu Kumar:
How can i add odia language
[Framaroot] DeXStrike_AL:
Doesn't work in my Samsung Galaxy Core Plus SM-G350.I rooted it with KingRoot.
[Framaroot] Titu Kumar:
How can download language in micromax canvas a110 q plus
[Framaroot] XGreenStarz:
looking for a #root for my phone its from a year ago, its a

GFIVE Logic X1

Logic x120140930

Android 4.2.2

Kernal version 3.4.5

Hardware Version Z35_2.0

and i think its a china model, any ideas :^) ?
[Framaroot] ch.radi:
Don't work at galaxy s4 I9505... what i can do ????
[Framaroot] ha118814kh:
hi

hilp my for root core prem 361h/
[Framaroot] lainab80:
I9300t
[Framaroot] livlogik:
Hey everyone I'm trying to root my Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 10(not the pro). I saw that Lenovo Yoga 8/10 are on the supported device list. But when I open up Framaroot its telling me " Your device seems not vulnerable to exploit included in Framaroot. "

Does anyone have any suggestions or fixes? Thanks
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Yes, I have a fantastic suggestion. If this doesn't work on your phone, how about trying a different rooting app? Try KingRoot.
[Framaroot] livlogik:
Yeah that's what I ended up doing yesterday thanks.
[Framaroot] xda23:
Lol
[Framaroot] vinay12301:
Framaroot is one of the best app which allow you to root your mobile phone in single click and most valuable thing is it won’t need any type of PC, laptop and computer. Download Framaroot all version
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Thanks for the shameless and unnecessary advertisement inside of a thread already dedicated to the subject of your ad. By the way...did you even read the honest title of the thread? Contrary to your suggestions and as demonstrated by numerous examples here, Framaroot will root SOME devices.
[Framaroot] oshin_ex:
Hi all please help how to root galaxy v plus without pc
[Framaroot] Irhandi Ferianto:
Not Success Rooting Advan Vandroid E1C Pro

Not Success Rooting Advan Vandroid E1C Pro
[Framaroot] Snow Volf:
Dosen't work on my Samsung S7262. But I rooted with V4 root
[Framaroot] shahrim:
Is it work for samsung ST-116NU
[Framaroot] leo.riv:
[MENTION=3003427]alephzain[/MENTION]

It work on Lenovo X3a40?
[Framaroot] DETERMINATION:
Fail.

Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9301I

Android 4.4.2

Exploit: Aragorn only

Result: Fail, try another one.. Error #6. But there is only one exploit shown
[Framaroot] TheEnekaign:
No luck on Avant

Samsung Galaxy Avant SM-G386T

KitKat 4.4.2

Exploit: Only Aragorn available

Error: Failed. Try another exploit if available. (Code #6)
[Framaroot] qhkhaled@Gmail.com:
Please help i want root my device HTC desire 601 kitkat
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Try either KingoRoot or KingRoot. They are NOT the same rooting app.
[Framaroot] HeroBellero:
Did anyone tried ASUS ZENFONE GO ZC500TG?

Thanks!!
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Yes. You!
[Framaroot] HeroBellero:
No I did not, thas why I'm asking.
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
Does this app works with Android 5.1.1 and MTK6735 processor based ?
[Framaroot] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
No this app will not root 5.1.1
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
Do you know any app which would root 5.1.1 ?
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
The rooting apps have not caught up to Lollipop. They mostly root KitKat and below. But KingRoot is getting there. Try it on your phone. Just be warned that if you root via KingRoot, it's extremely difficult to unroot or to replace the KingRoot's superuser with any other.

If KingRoot doesn't work, then you would need to flash a custom recovery on your phone, then install the SuperSu v2.67 zip from the SD card. SuperSu from ChainFire is already been modified over the past two months and is known to give full root access to phones running Lollipop and Marshmallow when installed via custom recovery.

SuperSu is the preferred method for obtaining root access. Don't simply download it from the Play Store and try to install it that way. Rooting does not work like that! You'd only do that if you're ALREADY rooted and want to update your su binaries.
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
I don't mean apps like the one you run on Android but the ones you can run via PC and would do the job. I also have heard of a few more like SRSRoot etc, besides that doesn't KingRoot send a IMEI to some china servers ? I know there are two similar programs which are named KingRoot and KingoRoot. I have heard that CVE-2015-3636 exploit roots like 99% Android Devices and I wonder if it would work in my case with Android 5.1 and Kernel 3.10.65+. Is there any rooting app with mentioned earlier exploit ?

It seems strange that there is not many programs for rooting lollipop since this version of Android is rolling out on more and more devices even on those low/mid range ones. What a shame.
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
As I noted earlier, most of these rooting apps have simply not caught up to Lollipop. Whether run from the PC or on the phone itself, there's no difference since most of the rooting apps access the Internet to download their exploits. In any event, they are all back at KitKat or earlier except KingoRoot which seems to have caught up in only SOME cases. It takes time and a massive amount of resources, I would imagine, for their developers to update and test their programs. And I have no idea what exploits they use or have access to. So I think that some of them will never catch up and will remain back at KitKat and JellyBean which is where 90% of devices are today.

Case in point is Chainfire. They've been working furiously to update the SuperSu scripts to root Lollipop. Head over to their thread on XDA and you will see for yourself how much work and volunteers were involved (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23427715). The beauty of XDA is that it provides developers like Chainfire with thousands of people testing his mods on hundreds of phones and reporting bugs which are then corrected and retested in a very organized fashion. He started at version 2.52 and is now up to 2.65 (stable on PlayStore)/2.67 (beta) and it is confirmed to root Lollipop and Marshmallow on a wide variety (almost all) of devices it's been tested on. And they don't do suspicious stuff like downloading a bunch of extraneous apps and unwanted ad servers to your device.

I trust Chainfire because of all this and it's my superuser of choice. It just works without fuss. So, even if I root a device with KingRoot or KingoRoot (which is what I do when I can't find a custom recovery for a particular device), I always immediately replace it with SuperSu from Chainfire. KingRoot, I replace using Super-SuMe and then flash SuperSu from custom recovery. KingoRoot is easily replaced by flashing SuperSu directly from custom recovery (Super-SuMe not needed in this case).
[Framaroot] Tuan kamae:
I don't mean apps like the one you run on Android but the ones you can run via PC and would do the job. I also have heard of a few more like SRSRoot etc, besides that doesn't KingRoot send a IMEI to some china servers ? I know there are two similar programs which are named KingRoot and KingoRoot. I have heard that CVE-2015-3636 exploit roots like 99% Android Devices and I wonder if it would work in my case with Android 5.1 and Kernel 3.10.65+. Is there any rooting app with mentioned earlier exploit ?

It seems strange that there is not many programs for rooting lollipop since this version of Android is rolling out on more and more devices even on those low/mid range ones. What a shame.
[Framaroot] Thomas_Mmm:
Does not work for my Galaxy S6 in 6.0.1 :/
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Framaroot certainly won't root anything running Android 5 or higher. It won't even root most phones running KitKat. Framaroot is primarily for devices running JellyBean and lower. To root your Samsung, you should first find the appropriate custom recovery for the phone and flash it with ODIN. Once you've got a custom recovery on there, you then need to install the SuperSu 2.65 zip via custom recovery. It's that simple.
[Framaroot] pahleviarirul69:
Hi guys! Do you know how to root ASUS ZenFone 2 Laser (Z00RD) Without PC please?

please Contact my email if you know how to root my asus zenfone 2 (pahleviarirul69@gmail.com)

Thank you
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
Why did you linked to a SuperSU app instead of a rooting tool which could Root my Android 5.1 ? I'm just confused here. Tho aren't you scared that KingoRoot sends your IMEI to some unknown servers in China ?
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
I did not link to a SuperSu app. I linked to a Chainfire thread which demonstrates why they've been able to develop a rooting solution for your device running Android 5.1. All you have to do is put a custom recovery on your device and flash SuperSu 2.65 zip and you're done.

It is unlikely you will find a rooting app that will root your phone at this time (until they've expended the time and resources to do what Chainfire has already done). If any rooting app exists that would root your phone, it may be KingRoot because they seem to have the resources to continually keep their app up to date. Try it. And no, its doesn't bother me in the least if they send my IMEI to China or to Timbucktu. But it would certainly bother me if they placed unwanted or malicious software on my phone. I cannot confirm that that is the case. Regardless, I only trust Chainfire. So, whenever I root with KingRoot, KingoRoot, or whatever convenient solution I happened to use to root my devices, I ALWAYS immediately replace it with the SuperSu binaries.

But, I repeat myself. So, let's please leave it at that. The rest is up to you as to how you wish to proceed.
[Framaroot] Bosecker1990:
I'm haveing same problem
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Use ODIN to flash the custom recovery for this phone. Then from custom recovery, install the SuperSu v2.46 or v2.65 zip from the SD card. And you're done. It's that simple.
[Framaroot] Afdabrikman:
Does it work for s4 mini l9195 ?
[Framaroot] Sabonk:
Failed in china phone model! MT6572

Advan Vandroid S4G

Android 4.4.2

Build ALPS.KK1.MP7.V1.22

Kernel armv7I

2x ARM Cortex-A7
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
Just on the side note, why don't you mind that if you need to root a phone an app/program sends IMEI to some servers ? It would see a dangerous to at least me. I have heard that people who have spoofed your IMEI are only receive the messages/calls from the moment they did it and they need to use the same carier as you. It's a bit strange tho because I previously thought that the attacker needs to have some kind of physical access to the sim card.
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Lol. For one thing, if someone started receiving my calls and SMSs, they would eventually become irritated with the boredom of it all. Some of my friends could also be a nuisance. The Chinese would actually be doing me a big favor. ???

But on the other hand, this isn't even a feasible scenario. In order to receive my calls and SMSs on a duplicate IMEI, they would have to be on the same network as me. I'm not in China. And in that case, the carrier will see duplicate IMEIs and they cannot both register on that carriers network. One of the duplicates would be blocked. If it were mine, I would simply go to the carrier and complain and they could block the other IMSI leaving my IMEI usable and the other not. It would be a frustrating experience for anyone trying this stunt. Essentially, people "borrow" IMEIs to use in other countries for getting around blacklists, etc. Not my problem.
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
Fair Enough, hahaha. Do you maybe know if I have an unrooted Android and install app which has malware, can it stay in the Android System or cause more damage without me having a root access and would it gone after I have performed a reset to a factory settings ?
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
Correct. If your Android isn't rooted, nothing can access root. Not malware; not anything. On an unrooted phone, malware can muck up your user data, wipe your photos, etc. But it won't muck with your system files. If you do a factory reset, it may not eliminate the malware depending on what kind of malware it is and the brand of phone you're using. Some phones do not wipe the internal SD card on factory reset, for example. And certainly if the malware has infected the external SD card, a factory reset will never wipe it.

The only really secure method of removing malware is to use an anti-malware app like Avast, AVG, etc.

If your phone is rooted, your goose may be completely cooked. You may have to flash a completely stock ROM. And lose all your data in the process. So make sure you make regular backups of your data. I can't tell you how many times it has saved my bacon (not from malware...but from MYSELF. I've long discovered that I can do a lot more damage to my phone than any malware. Lol)
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
Yeah, I see what you mean tho I don't who to believe with a malware since Droidriven dissaprove with this theory and says:

Basically, I have few apps installed which I think might install something but I'm not entirely sure, tho is there any way that I can check that for sure I'm not infected except AV/AM Software ? I don't have a root tho.
[Framaroot] Droidriven:
What you said about things not being able to get to system on non rooted devices is incorrect.

If that were true then we wouldn't be able to root devices in the first place. Rooting methods involve exploiting root permissions of preinstalled apps and using that app to make a door into system, malware can do the exact same thing, PERIOD.

Malwarebytes App is what I'd recommend for removing malware.
[Framaroot] macx macatanto:
Didn't worked for my device... Error #9...:3
[Framaroot] Droidriven:
What I told you about apps penetrating system without the device being rooted is correct and DOES happen.

As I said in my first reply and as the other guy also said, you can flash your stock firmware and it will remove everything that isn't stock and will return it to having the same thing it came with when new or a newer stock update that is better than what it came with.
[Framaroot] CVAngelo:
I guess, technically you are absolutely right. Thanks for the clarification. But in practice, malware attacking an unrooted phone would have to be equipped with a pretty elaborate process to find and execute the exact exploit that works on your particular phone's brand, model and Android system. Risk of that is not zero...but it's pretty low, isn't it?
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
Is there any way I can have the latest DB of Malware in Malwarebytes App without going Online ? I know I can install the App offline but what about the Database itself ?
[Framaroot] Droidriven:
Not when its designed to exploit things that are commonly present in most devices, all they have to do is exploit a certain set of apps or apps of the same type that execute read/write permissions is similar ways in similar places in system. The android kernel is also exploitable because its designed to read almost any file type and load anything you throw at it that is written in several different possible languages/coding, as long as the code is executable the kernel can load it whether the system can run what is loaded or not.

Vulnerabilities are more evident than you would think. Some things can access/read/write to system even if the thing itself that is doing the manipulating can't get itself into system.

There is just as much chance of malware doing it as there is all these rooting apps that can root many, many different devices. Look at how many devices framaroot exploits, the number that Kingroot exploits, towelroot, kingoroot, and the list goes on and they all root dozens if not hundreds of devices. It isn't hard to make malware be just as capable, in fact, kingroot itself installs malware when you root a device with it, the malware collects and sends information back to shady servers in China.

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If you can download the db on another device that is safe then you could transfer it to the device that needs it.
[Framaroot] B4rN4b4n:
LOL, I can't just download the db from their website for Offline use ? What a **** up ...
[Framaroot] anncars:
Does vRoot or iRoot supported for LG optimus black running Android 4.0.1?
[Framaroot] dhunter00:
Hydro kyocera metro.pcs Success. I have Supersu and it said I.successfully rooted. What can I do now?? Anyone?
[Framaroot] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
Adaway, titanium backup, viper4android (look up their XDA threads because only titanium backup is still on the play store)
[Framaroot] JyFrnndz:
any updates for rooting Lollipop 5.1 devices with 64-bit processors?