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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kuroy301:
It won't...but make sure to make a back up of anything on your phone to your pc like picture, music and so on.

Do a factory reset before rooting to eliminate some problem. That what I did and so far everything is good.

The KNOX meter will turn from 0x0 to 0x1 because of rooting.

And finally use TWRP latest version like everyone does...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Hobox10:
Oh yes, that was another question that I forgot to ask. Would Samsung deny insurance claims on a broken phone, or deny warranty coverage from root? I know "technically" they can but do you think they would if it's a hardware issue?

Is there a way to reverse this and unroot the phone if needed?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Hobox10:
Alright, thanks a ton. I'll post up if I have any more questions.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Misterjunky:
re: rooting

Chainfire's CF-Autoroot will not touch or delete any of your files.

Including pictures, videos. contacts, data, mms, apps or anything else.

There is absolutely no need to backup anything before rooting with

CF-Autoroot or with any other rooting method.

TWRP recovery is excellent, in fact that's what I use it all the time.

Also none of the rooting methods including CF-Autoroot" will do a "factory reset".

The only thing any of the rooting methods do is ROOT the phone and nothing else.

Good luck....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Madhifen:
are you sure bro that it will not wipe any data....coz my root failed bcoz of FRP lock (Factory Reset Protection) if i turn that off nd then try root with cf auto root will it factory reset my device?????????????????
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] audit13:
The T-Mobile Note 3 does not have FRP; however, it may have reactivation lock enabled.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Is working 100% on my SM-N900T with jovy's compulsion kernel everything that wasn't working before(wifi,bluetooth,NFC,etc) now works!! With this rom comes an aroma installer that lets you uninstall bloatware of upto 700mb!(i had over 25gb+ internal storage left) after getting rid of all bloat and this rom is smoking fast now! I should also mention that mattiadj's ext2internalsd mod works on Omega as well, i just used the galaxy s4 4.3 fat32.zip and now storages are swapped so all the large app data goes to extsd instead of internal storage. I still got way too much to setup on this phone but wanted to let people know about this :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ArcticFish:
Just asking did u get a bug to internally wipe the SD card? It seemed to happen before to people when flashing omega on a non international phone

Sent from my SM-N900T
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mastermindx85:
I got a bug like that it wiped all my internal sd card. I was trying to flash X note and it did that any reason why?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] aalupatti:
Can u tell us the steps u took??

Did u have tp flash anyatches ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
1.Flash Rom

2.Flash This

3.Flash Compulsion Kernel

4.Flash Ext2Intsd Mod (Optional)

:good:

Updated file for step 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] otisman:
Got the link for ROM much alohas
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Updated my earlier post, but you can flash any n9005 rom in this thread
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] m_reyna_16:
a little bit out of topic but what are the advantages and disadvantages of flashing a rom that is not for our note? are there any risks other than the obvious "you are responsible for what you do to your device" or "warranty is now void" risks?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
1. Advantages are more variety of roms to choose from, the international roms are updated a lot quicker than USA versions(because it was released over there first, I believe latest firmware over there is mj7). Some roms on the N9005 are pre-debloated for you (HAL room is 700mb rom! Omega has same slimness as HAL just got to choose what you want uninstalled/installed thru aroma).

2. Disadvantages, not many really as long as your only flashing the N9005 compatible LTE note 3 and not the incompatible N9000 (octocore exnyos).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
Also, some of the features that the carrier offers are sometimes not supported, such as WiFi Calling.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] m_reyna_16:
so then i can download any n9005 rom and it will be compatible with n900t? and dirtybudha, how can we know if wifi or other features will work?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Wifi, bluetooth, gps, and nfc used to not work on international roms until the devs made that patch #2 which automagically patches all the above to work. But yea don't think tmobiles wifi calling will work on International roms.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
It's a long known issue that WiFi calling won't work with ROMS developed outside of a T-Mobile ROM base. I'm not blessed with enough of an understanding of how it works, but ever since my HTC Vision (G2) I've read about WiFi calling not working on other ported or international ROMs.

Aside from that feature, everything else could technically work. Personally, I like the WiFi calling and prefer to maintain it on my phone's ROM.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] m_reyna_16:
im not on t mobile network, im on red pocket and have a t mobile phone... will t mobiles wifi calling still work? if it doesnt, im more than sure there are aftermarket apps that will do the same feature right?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] snrbobo:
Everything works great! Here's what I got:

Running HAL 9000

Saber Kernel

I did need to add the LTE APN once i booted the rom up.

other than that, this is awesome!

thanks for the info OP!

---------- Post added at 10:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:05 PM ----------

Everything works great! Here's what I got:

Running HAL 9000

Saber Kernel

I did need to add the LTE APN once i booted the rom up.

other than that, this is awesome!

thanks for the info OP!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dirtybudha:
While promising, no it doesn't work on other networks or carriers.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pathtologos:
So dam frustrated. I can't seem to download that patch to get all the radios working. Keep getting a .exe file that's only 300 or so kb. Is the patch posted anywhere else. Stupid false links all over that page. Whoever thinks they can do business by tricking you into pressing the wrong link is a f'ing idiot.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] votum:
Yeah wifi-calling will never work on international roms. Which is fine because wifi-calling causes more issues than it fixes. The majority of my calls get dropped and it breaks messaging more often than not. PITA.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Uncheck that little box that says"Use our download manager and get recommended downloads" before you download then a box will pop up and save file as ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] pathtologos:
Do you have to do it from computer, or can it be done with device browser?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Don't matter either way, it'd be easier to just download from phone tho so you don't have to transfer it to pc. I use opera browser and the uncheck box shows on mine, try that if it's not showing in your browser.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mrmarshall428:
Did you have to do the efs backup thing and flash it? About to try this ROM out
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Ya it asks if you want to backup efs, best to do so just in case. This rom is fast as fu@#! Especially with the aroma options to get rid of up to 700mb+ bloatware.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jfree3000:
Well this **** just wiped my internal storage even though I did not select that, great.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Don't think it wiped mine when I flashed it. I have all my important files on sdcard and only have the apps installed on internal this way if anything did happen everything's backed up already. Always good to make backups on Sdcard and even pc.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jfree3000:
I do have back ups but I flashed this at work and its just a pain in the ass, luckily I had another Rom on my sd card to flash.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lm that guy:
The reason why this wipes your device is because you are flashing a different CSC...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jfree3000:
Tis all good.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lazaro17:
+1 this.

It's known there's wifi calling bug on our current T-mobile firmwares for Note 3. I've noticed once going to an international ROM (Sweet ROM for me so far) I had a few things get fixed on the mj7 firmware. Most notably my videos in my chrome browser (or any other browser for that matter) don't lag anymore. :good:

I believe verizon is now pushing mj7 on their note 3's and at&t is now pushing mj5 so there is quite a bit of lag behind how quick international note 3's get updated.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AnonVendetta83:
Need Help Getting Omega ROM Fully Working On T-Mo N900T

I hate to revive a thread that might be dead already, but I have exactly the same phone as the OP, (T-Mobile, model N900T), and I was recently tried to flash Omega ROM onto it. It worked, but on the first boot neither Internet or calling worked. So I rebooted, and those began working too, except it said only "4G" in the status bar rather than "4G LTE" like I would normally see (I suspect this is due to Omega being an international rather than domestic ROM).

I'm currently using Wicked ROM at the moment, and I would really like to get Omega working on my device. Wicked is OK, and plenty fast, plus it's designed specifically for the domestic T-Mo N900T. I dont really care about not being able to get WiFi calling to work, that's a non-issue when you have a contract plan (at least for me anyways). But Omega seems like a good base ROM to model another ROM on, which is something I'd like to get into, if only to customize it for myself from the ground up, rather than for others. I've tried several other ROMs like CyanogenMod and they just didnt suit my tastes. I prefer to stick close to stock so I can use the S-Pen and other native features of the Note 3, not to mention that the stock ROM has bad battery life compared to the few ROMs I've tried (IMO).

In #2 the OP says "Flash this", it appears to be the WiFi/BlueTooth/NFC fix). But the link is dead, I've tried several other fixes elsewhere which appear to be the same. But after flashing it 2nd, Omega fails to boot and stays stuck on the boot logos forever. Your link is dead, I'm wondering if you can either repost a new link or send me the file in private. I'd really appreciate it.

I also flashed the Compulsion Kernel Ultimate (3rd step), that went fine. The Ext2IntSD mod doesnt work for me, I tested it with a 16gig MicroSD formatted as Fat32 and the Settings still show my internal storage as being 32 gigs and the SD as being 16 gigs. There is a known fix on the XDA forums for the T-Mo Note 3 (and possible other carrier versions) that fixes the inability of apps to write to the SD in KitKat. I applied that fix before the Ext2IntSD mod, in the hopes that it work work, but to no avail. I'm locked to KK now, it was already installed on my device when I bought it, and I recently discovered that I cant downgrade.

This is unrelated, but I also found a T-Mo CSC zip file to flash in recovery, which from my belief is a file that mods certain parts of the ROM to look and act more like the T-Mo domestic version of the Note 3. Flashing that didnt work, froze at logo again.

I would really appreciate some help with this, and I figured this would be a good place to post, but maybe someone can point out somewhere else where I may better be able to get help.

Thanks in advance!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jacqueline robert:
So after you downloaded the mod from Omega's kitchen did you flash the zip in recovery?:confused:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
http://fs1.androidfilesharing.com/74f88da21978feed#.U1djgZ_n_qA

That's a kk wifi/nfc patch. Back when I used omega it was still on 4.3, probably why that other link is dead. As long as your using latest omega rom version and jovys kk compulsion kernel you should be golden. I'm staying on 4.3 cuz I don't feel the need to downgrade to kitkat.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AnonVendetta83:
Thanks for the reply. I had started to suspect that KK might be the reason why the original fix you posted didnt work. But now I have flashed the fix you posted, along with the Compulsion kernel, and the Note 3 write-to-external-SD permissions fix, and all seems to be fine for the most part. The only minor issues I'm having now are not being able to change the CSC (it still freezes on the Omega logos at boot after flashing a CSC I found in another thread), and I also have an issue with not being able to force IPv6 in the APN settings for T-Mo 4G/LTE. TouchWiz also says that it has stopped working every time I tap the Home key, but strangely enough this doesnt happen if I long-press the same button.

I'm also very interested to know how you got the internal to external (and vice versa) sd fix working, I've tried the fix you listed and cant get it working. I'm currently using Link2SD and Directory Bind to accomplish this task, but something like what you're referring to seems alot more seamless.

Thanks again!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
As I'm not on kitkat 4.4.2 I'm not 100% sure I can help you with that. My best guess is to check the galaxy s4 thread for that int2extsd mod as that was his latest .zip that was meant to work on kk.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Gionathan:
Step 2 file missing

Hi there, mate!

I'm afraid the step 2 file (which I'm assuming is the patch to use OmegaRom on the n900t) is not available to download anymore and can't find a mirror on internet.

Could you please re-upload the file or just send it to gionathan007@gmail.com?

:D Your help is really appreciated!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
I'll check to see if I still got it and pm you a new link.

Update... Emailed you the new link and updated the steps with new link :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Admiral2145:
Do you have this working on 4.4.2 bootloader?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Yes this is possible also on 4.4.2 bootloader. Go here http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/GalaxyNote3/fix/WifiFixN900TV2.zip

same steps apply just don't flash a 4.3 kernel ofc lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Gionathan:
Got it!

:good: Thanks a lot, mate! :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Admiral2145:
Thx... Do I need to back up my internal storage b4 flashing omega? Or any international rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Yes as it has been reported to wipe internal storage when flashing any international roms. So always backup data to either your pc/laptop or external sdcard.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] PhilPan:
So if I flash Omega, a 4.4 kernal, and the file you listed everything will be running? I dont have to change the apns or anything?

I've flashed a lot of Roms but never a international.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AnonVendetta83:
So I've been using the link you posted for me after my initial post, and it seems to work fine. WiFi, Bluetooth, and NFC all appear to be working correctly on the latest version of Omega ROM (v15) for the Note 3 SM-N900T (T-Mo). But I also noticed that you updated the link in your 2nd post in this thread (long before I ever posted), and I see that it contains a different file than the one you linked for me. So now I'm wondering which file is correct/best to use. Also, why does the apk file in your 2nd post have apk installers for F-Droid and AdAway in the /system/app directory? I *DO* use those apps, but it also seems inappropriate for them to be there, they seem to serve no obvious purpose insofar as the fix is concerned. Thanks, just wanted some clarification on this.........
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] d12unk13astard:
Hmm I wasn't aware they had those apps installed into it, maybe because it's a kk fix. The one you used was for JB 4.3 or KK 4.4.2? Also only updated as the original link was dead, I probably posted a slightly different link from a different source.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dout333:
Step 2 file missing

Quote:

Originally Posted by d12unk13astard

1.Flash Rom

2.Flash This

3.Flash Compulsion Kernel

4.Flash Ext2Intsd Mod (Optional)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JahRaztah:
we have the same phone note 3 n900t...t mobile...could you help me how to flash,how to install...i have stock rom no custom rom installed.rooted...factory unlock..thank you bro
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JahRaztah:
How to install this omega.note 3 n900t.stock rom.twrp.lollipop.thank you
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ludeawakening:
All you need to do is flash the ROM and then a T-Mobile kernel. Download the ROM from the link in post #4 in this thread. Omega has been updated to Lollipop now so I'm not sure how well that Compulsion kernel will work. I would recommend flashing IdleKernel.

Here is the link for it: https://idlekernel.com/touchwiz-lollipop/v7.0.0_2016_01_27/idleKernel-hlte-tmo-7.0.0.zip

So here's the steps to install the ROM.

1. Wipe data, system, and cache in TWRP

2. Flash the ROM

3. Flash the kernel from the link I provided

4. Profit

You can do this for any International Note 3 ROM. Just make sure to flash the T-Mobile kernel right after the ROM.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JahRaztah:
Thank you very much...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JahRaztah:
Thanks a lot...i will try this later....what camera will i choose...do you have guide on what apps to select or installed,features?thank you
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JahRaztah:
I have a question regarding installing kernel....after i install the rom,i will not reboot the device,i will go to home (TWRP HOME)then install the kernel then reboot device?thank you
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lunknowl:
hi, can i get the download link of step 2? can you send to lunknowl@yahoo.com thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cald:
When keeping my phone on idle during the night, it dropped by around 30%.

I have installed BetterBatteryStats.

The largest user of the battery is "Android OS", according to the battery graph in the settings menu. However, in BBS, the largest partial wakelock is Connectivity Service, which was on for only ~6 minutes.

However, under CPU states, it says that the CPU was idling at 250 MHz for many hours?

This is undoubtedly some sort of phantom battery drain. It has occured for many weeks during the use of the phone.

In addition, with 'Wakelock Detector', it too says that the largest wakelock is usually for around 6 minutes, by Facebook more often that not. However, the total stats say that the phone was awake the entire time, and it has not entered Deep Sleep at all.

I would greatly appreciate your help and tips. Thanks :D
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythenut:
You could try ds battery saver from Google play i use it and loose about 3% over night 7 hours
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kiahnlliya:
Yeah this looks weird.

I'm no BBS expert, but what I would do is, disable everything. Weather widgets and so on, Facebook sync and whatever else you have syncing in the background. Basically make it a dumb phone temporarily by disabling all the stuff you have running.

Then reboot and let it sit for an hour without touching it.

Check BBS again, choose "since boot" and look for partial wakelocks and battery consumption.

If it seems OK, turn something back on, for example add a weather widget and enable Facebook sync again. Don't enable too many things, just one or two! Reboot. Let it sit for an hour without touching it. Check BBS again. If the result now is again worse than it was before, you know that something you just added or enabled is causing the drain.

If everything seems OK, enable something else, whatever it may be - an RSS reader syncing, Instagram, Flipboard, Skype - I don't know what you have on your phone. Reboot and let it sit, check BBS again.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShadowLea:
10 hours of WiFi on and WiFi running. There's your phantom drain.

Let me guess, you have scanning enabled in Wifi settings?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cald:
Thanks for the detailed advice. I'll disable everything, reboot, and then keep it for the night. And I'll install DS Battery Saver.

Nope, I'm afraid not.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cald:
UPDATE

I did as you advised before, disabling everything. The drop over the night was only 10% this time, but this inexplicable drop persists nevertheless.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mikegrmn:
I had the same thing happening yesterday night. When my phone is drained, I usually charge it in the evening, reboot and then let it sit for about 5-6 hrs with everything except NFC off. Normally, I have a battery drop within those 5-6 hrs of about 1-3%. But yesterday morning after the same procedure, I had lost 30%. I did a reboot then and battery usage went back to normal. So I charged my phone yesterday night and did a reboot, and surely enough I only had 1-3% of battery lost over night. Strange.
[General Questions and Answers] jetwoot:
Is it possible to controll the access of a computer to wifi on android device?

For example i want to kill the connection of a specific computer connected to my wifi using my android device?
[Sony Xperia M] mohitraj.raj:
I rooted my xperia m dual using vroot 1.7.1. Replaced the Chinese superuser with supersu 1.65. I got the root permissions this way. Also installed busybox v1.21.1 in system/xbin using normal install method. Then I try gl2sd, but whenever I click on mount, after mounting, my device reboots. I am on stock rom v4.2.2, rooted, bootloader locked. I hope there must be some way out to make it work without unlocking the bootloader, coz it was working on single sim version without any need to unlock bootloader. Help asap developers :(
[Sony Xperia M] Ydraulikos:
You need a rootfixer.Your phone is half rooted therefore everytime you try to write in /system it reboots.

Try using this guide and dont forget the 4th step.
[Sony Xperia M] mohitraj.raj:
I don't think so bro. I can copy any new file in /system folder. Even edited vold.fstab. no reboot occured.

correct me if I am wrong. I own Xperia M Dual btw
[Sony Xperia M] MahaDEVELOPER:
Try re-rooting via VRoot 1.7.0.:)
[Sony Xperia M] mohitraj.raj:
that does mean it worked for you. gl2sd? right? please reply as soon as possible
[Sony Xperia M] MahaDEVELOPER:
yes and use the BusyBox from this post (its in the attachments).

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45232179#post45232179
[Sony Xperia M] mohitraj.raj:
can you please make a nice procedure for doing this?
[Sony Xperia M] mohitraj.raj:
Didn't worked bro. please do write a detailed tutorial for that with every step included. and do check it too please. now I tried again, and again only reboot occurs
[Sony Xperia M] jmjjaison:
If it reboots it means ur phone is half rooted with framaroot. There's one post on how to fully root Xperia m try that and it will not reboot on using root apps then.

Sent from my C1904
[Sony Xperia M] mohitraj.raj:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2523597

this fixed my issue. thanks to NUT
[Sony Xperia M] beerman63:
hi.i done all the above (root,busy box x,nut) but my xperia m dual reboot everytime i use gl2sd.any advice?thx
[Sony Xperia M] MahaDEVELOPER:
This Worked for me but if you still get reboots.

Then re-try the Reboot Remount FIX Again until it works im not sure what the problem is.
[Sony Xperia M] beerman63:
i run again root fix now my phone reboot when i push play on gl2sd and the game start
[Sony Xperia M] MahaDEVELOPER:
Have you installed Busybox to /system/xbin/.
[Sony Xperia M] beerman63:
yes the busy box instaled in xbin.the gl2sd no working.i'm quit,thank you for your patience
[Sony Xperia M] syedafzal.shah:
try folderMount or Lucky patcher