[Galaxy Note 3 General] Lt1streconbn:
I'll tell you what worked for me...

Okay... I make zero promises that this will work for you, but I hope it does just the same. I'm attaching some screen shots and a modified libgnustl_shared.so that you'll need to drop into /system/lib and replace the existing file there. Before you do anything... you need all the stock Samsung apps installed in your device unfrozen. If you need the .apk files, I can put them in a zip and put them on dropbox for you, but they'll kill the download link pretty fast most likely. In the terminal emulator shots you'll notice that the 0x1 value is or can be stored in 2 different props. I don't know if one or both are what trigger the knox warranty void. I triggered mine by uninstalling Samsung apps... which surprised me really when I got the custom boot logo. If I read correctly, many people triggered it by rooting... Is it possible we triggered the 0x1 in different props? Does that mean this will only work for people that triggered it the same way as I did? I rooted with towel root to get my 'foot in the door' so to speak, and then installed SuperSu Pro from market... then I used terminal emulator and pm disable to disable knox container I knew when it finally disabled all I need to do was do a root check to trigger SuperSu to grant root, and I was set then. Opened it up... it detected towel root and uninstalled it and installed binaries without tripping knox. I have no idea if that's the easiest way... it's the way I figured was safest though. Before I rebooted I froze security and deodexed and uninstalled Knox. It never had a chance to trip. The .so file and reinstalling the Samsung apps plus a few tedious steps got me back to official and reset the counter. Okay, that's how I ended up here lol... now I'll tell you step by step... every detail because I keep very exact notes on everything. I am currently using NB1 4.4.2... I had already removed the the main Knox apps and the remaining assets when I done this but hadn't yet modified the build.prop at all.

As I said... You need root access of course and busybox wouldn't hurt. SELinux mode changer also and TiBu of course. This is actually simple and straight forward.

FIRST THING! Make a recovery backup ALWAYS! I make about 2-5 a day when I messing with this device and have needed them several times. Be smart please.

1. Boot device and after boot completes plug into charger.

2. Use FX or Root Explorer to drop the attached libgnustl_shared.so into /system/lib directory and replace the existing file there.

3. Restart device and manually (hold volume down + home button) so the device goes to Odin Mode. You don't need to do anything there, but this serves a purpose.

4. Hold down power button to power device down and it will go to charging and show the battery on screen as charging but shut down. Disconnect charger and boot device.

5. When Safe Strap appears hit continue ( I don't use a 2nd ROM slot, so if you do I have no idea what will happen here but I assume you'll need to go to your stock ROM)

6. Boot normally and don't mind if you still see the the custom logo on this boot.

7. When boot completes reboot device normally once more, and at this point my system status returned to official and value reverted to 0x0

I have no clue if this will work for you unless you literally done exactly as I have done with this device, but I really hope it at least helps a few people out :) See attached screen shots and files and if you have questions ask away, but I do this in my spare time as a hobby, and I just enjoy the challenge of it all.

**** Just an added note and change. If you're desiring to uninstall ANY Samsung apps without losing screen rotation, I tested it just now and the file posted will repair the issue apparently... don't thank me because that part is simply because this file came from the international version. I just tweaked it to work with the SGH-I337 smoothly. I didn't want a duplicate post and file in development threads so added here and forum search will find it for user. I removed nearly all of them and dropped it into system/lib before a reboot even then went to Safe Strap and wiped dalvik and cache with total success and no issues. Sorry off main topic but this is general and I'm sure someone needs that.