yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] satrang:
Root Galaxy tab 4 10.1 lte

Hi guys, I just bought a Galaxy Tab 10.1 LET. I have T535XXU1ANH6 firmware and Aug. 13 kernel out of the box, no OTA made or founded yet. Just tried towleroot method and it didn't work as expected. Is there an older kernel I can flash by Odin to root my device and not trick Knox? Should I extract boot.img from an older firmware (on sammobile) and flash it with Odin? I'm not so expert on Samsung devices, I've been using Htc smartphones for 3 years, so please post any guide I can follow if it is possible to root my tablet. Thanks!

[SOLVED]

I was able to root my sm-t535, it wasn't that hard but a little tricky. I downloaded the oldest and newest firmware on sammobile, I extracted boot.img (kernel files) and flashed the oldest one with odin. Before flashing I had to convert *.img files into *.tar or *.tar.md5, there are many scripts to automate it, just search on xda. Then I rebooted my device using towelroot and supersu, everything was fine. Finally I flashed latest firmware with odin and I neither lost root nor tricked Knox!
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] xdaerdeve:
Looking for a ready package

Hi,

I have a SMT530 and would like to root it. I have the newest firmware (towelroot is at the moment not possible).

Question: could someone upload a package with the propriate kernel? Maybe he as allways done this for this model and has the package. It would be great.

I am insecure about this, and would like to downgrade, root und after that upgrade. But like I wrote, I am not so secure about this.

Thanks in forward.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] thirdz:
help please...

Phone unit: Samsung Tab 4 SM-T231

Android version: 4.4.2

Baseband version: T231XXU0ANE2

LINK TO VOLD.FSTAB:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-eC3fXZBPkcRERVR0RmdU9rZVE/view?usp=sharing

would highly appreciate once modified vold.fstab is done please send to conradoyumul@gmail.com

MORE POWER, THANKS A LOT IN ADVANCE!!!!!
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] slayerking:
I used towelroot last week on my t530 and it worked fine, which was brand new and according to the updater fully up to date.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] verbage:
I have an SM-T530NU that was autoupdated to build KOT49H.T530NUUEU1ANK1 with a kernel timestamp of Nov. 5, and though Towelroot no longer works on it, I can confirm that the Odin3/CF-Auto-Root method does. On reboot and the first SuperSU startup, it asked if I wanted to disable KNOX. I said yes, but after 5 minutes of a spinning ball, I decided to reboot, and run SuperSU again. At that point, disabling KNOX took only a few seconds. Anyway, for those of you who have a new or autoupdated tab, there is still an easy solution for root via the Odin3/CF-Auto-Root method. Link to instructions at:

http://androidxda.com/root-samsung-galaxy-tab-4-10-1-sm-t530
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] wire55:
So your Knox didn't trip?
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] cruise350:
Just rooted an 8in tab 4 with the latest update NK1 with towelroot. No problems at all.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] antiseen:
How does rooting affect taking future updates?
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] maidangisme:
Work flawlessly on SM-T530, Knox Did not Stripped.

-Install SuperSU from play store and disable Knox when asked.

-Thanks for guide. :good:

-I just need root for TTorrent Pro write to ex-SD card, damn KK.

PS: You should flash back your current Kernel or newer for stable and smoothness.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] :
I have successfully rooted my Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 Wi-Fi (SM-T330NU), and I have disabled KNOX through SuperSU. My KNOX WARRANTY VOID says 0x0.

EDIT: Just rerooted with CF Auto Root because towelroot didn't trip knox. Now my KNOX says 0x1.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] Savagerun:
Why did you reroot? Just curious... It's known CF root trips knox but towelroot doesn't. Not that i care about tripping knox it's not a big deal to me but some people freak out lol.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] :
Well I decided too. It won't matter to me. Also, if I want to unroot will KNOX go back to 0x0? Or will it stay like that forever?
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] Savagerun:
As of now it will stay 0x1 permanently unless someone figures out how to reset it which nobody has been successful doing.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] jl33:
Successfully rooted with Tw, installed SuperSU to update binaries and disable knox. As of this writing, the disable task has been running for ~10 minutes. Should I attempt to re-run it or is this indicative of another problem?
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] Zephead:
I just rooted my SM-T230NU in less than 10 min with ODIN 3.09 and TWRP 2.8.0.1.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] evrkusd:
I have a TM-537V (verizon 10.0) that is 4.4.4 rather than 4.4.2, and Towelroot doesn't work. Any idea of how else I could root? This particular variant isn't listed in the cf-auto-root list of devices (http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/)
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] nikagl:
Thanks for posting this. +1 where Towelroot didn't work (on SM-T530 KOT49H.T530XXU1ANH7) and CF-Autoroot did work. I used the version from the above thread, as the Chainfire downloads do not work (traffic exceeded). Similar to you it did request to disable knox. After nothing happened, I killed SuperSU executed SuperSU and it was disabled in a few seconds too. Also checked the status of Kn0x (in download mode, VolDown+Home+PowerOn and then VolUp) and it's set to 0x1 so it was tripped :(
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] repey6:
Hi , Try to get root via Towelroot with the replacement kernel .

---------- Post added at 03:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:13 PM ----------

Towelroot has been working for a long time with the substitution of the kernel. Knox 0x0 .
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] nikagl:
I did try different parameters, but it was not 100% clear how to do it. What I did was:

1. install towelroot

2. triple click "welcome to towelroot v3"

3. enter the samsung kernel ("1337 0 1 7380 4 0")

4. click "make it ra1n"

I tried this with the other mentioned parameters too, neither worked ("This phone isn't currently supported" message)... Or do you mean something else with "replacement kernel"?
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] repey6:
So, to set the Root using Towelroot on the latest (for now) firmware we need to do the following.

1.Flash kernel from the early firmware (the old kernel)

2. Run Towelroot and get a Root.

3. Set superSU, update binary-code (normal), disable Knox, reboot.

4. Flash kernel of the new (current) firmware.

5. Rejoice, we have Root and counter 0x0.
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] blazinandroid1:
Where is Knox..

Sent from my HTC6525LVW using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] repey6:
very interesting. And we all like something like this .

line KNOX WARRANTY VOID 0x0 (or 0x1)
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] blazinandroid1:
I think I got lucky with one that has no knox

Sent from my HTC6525LVW using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] repey6:
you have root ?
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] nikagl:
But when flashing the old kernel (with Odin) wouldn't it already trigger Kn0x?
[Galaxy Tab 4 General] repey6:
on other models all OK
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] shark1:
Is there a list of different CID and which roms can be flashed to that CID, apart from the ones on Wiki already.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] pof:
I don't think this is very acurate, but searching for strings inside ROMUpgradeUt.exe you can find this:

STARM404

STARM303

STARM102

STARM001

BSTAR502

BSTAR301

DATAM001

E-CHA001

DOPAS601

VODAP006

ORANG007

BRIGH405

BRIGH304

QTEKV001

TELEF301

DOPOD001

XGULB001

41430002

41430001

TELCE301

534F0001

DOPOD701

DOPOD601

XGULA001

VZW__001

VODAP405

VODAP304

VODAP203

VODAP102

VODAP001

UNICO701

T-MOB009

T-MOB008

T-MOB007

T-MOB006

T-MOB005

T-MOB004

T-MOB003

T-MOB102

T-MOB101

SPCS_001

ORANG006

ORANG005

ORANG104

ORANG203

ORANG202

ORANG001

O2ASI602

O2ASI001

O2___003

O2___102

O2___001

DANGA405

DANGA304

DANGA203

DANGA102

DANGA001

CDL__505

CDL__404

CDL__303

CDL__202

CDL__001

BRIGH203

BRIGH102

BRIGH001

56450001

54450002

54450001

53500001

48550001

43480001

42450001

41500001
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] shark1:
I did the same but I could not find mine in that, so I though we could have everyone give an update on what there are, mine in QTEK_H10
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] SecureGSM:
QTEK_405 - HTC TyTN (Dangaad, Italy)

QTEK_Z12 - HTC MTeoR (Dangaard, Italy)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] berki92:
ORANG006 - ORANGE SPV M3100 (Slovakia)

but no roms found for it :mad:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] abcd5615:
look :o
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] robt1989:
which is for the T Mobile G2 Touch?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] freebee269:
This is what I use to get rid of the custom lock pad sign from the bootloader when you reboot. Some people got it after they rooted and disabled some apps like me. It's in wanam xposed. Below is a pic to show where it is. It works very well. It takes a couple reboots after you enable it for it to take effect. But after that I have not seen it come back at all. Just wanted to share my findings with others. Hopefully it helps others who may have been looking for the same solution.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Greycloak42:
First thing i did.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] shortydoggg:
It's good to know, but a flash of the SM-G900A firmware from here on XDA, minus the BL bootloader file, gets rid of that anyway. It's not that big of a deal whether it's there or not, unless you're taking the phone in for warranty service.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] freebee269:
No one said it was a big deal or not. It's sharing of information that is what xda is all about. And since there is no other post in our forum about it, this is why I shared. Has nothing to do with what way is better or being a big deal.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] viperbe:
I did this and rebooted mine 5 times.. Never went away. Xposed is working fine because i also added screen shot to menu and the reboot options. but cant get rid of the security lock back to normal.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] carlospr21:
All i did was that i download the latest supersu from chainfire updated su binary reboot and got that lockpad away
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] viperbe:
That worked thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] photon4glover:
So how did you get rid of it exactly?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] carlospr21:
Install the supersu.apk located in the file i just uploaded and update su binary reboot 3 times and it should have remove the padlock
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] photon4glover:
It's not giving me option to update binary
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] scott14719:
It's always the same thing every time a new Samsung phone comes out. Maybe I can save some people some time and tell you each phone can and will show the custom lock icon at different times no matter what you do. In other words, if you do something that stops it from showing on your phone, there is absolutely NO guarantee that the same method will stop it from showing on someone else's phone. The scan that selects if the custom status or unlock icon is shown or not occurs on each individual phone at the time of boot. Therefore, depending on the current state of each phone, it might show or not show. The only real way to stop it from showing is through a mod (located in the AT&T S4 section) that actually modifies system files. X-posed modules just cover the icon, so the appearance is just graphical. It works for most (though it isn't truly changing anything), but for some it still doesn't. AGAIN. JUST BECAUSE SOMETHING WORKS ON YOUR PHONE,DOES NOT MEAN IT WILL WORK ON OTHERS...it just might.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] freebee269:
glad it worked
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] freebee269:
glad it worked for you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] scott14719:
This forum isn't just about you. Posts like yours FAIL to mention that it might not work for everyone trying it so people that it doesn't work for are left wondering what they did wrong. When in fact, they have done nothing wrong. Mentioning what works for you is great, but stop getting so offensive when someone adds more information or states that your solution might not work for everyone. You should be welcoming the addition of useful information instead of acting like "nothing was brought to YOUR thread" because you didn't know about it or mention it. A little research about X-posed and SysScope should be done by anyone wanting to permanently get rid of the custom lock icon.

Not only did I mention that X-posed might not work for some, but I also mentioned a permanent modification to get rid of the custom icon instead of just covering it up with X-posed modules. Now how exactly did my paragraph have nothing to do with this topic?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] freebee269:
you win man. i'm not on xda to pump my chest and try to sound better than others. i'll leave that to you. i only shared what i found that worked. as i said you could have just moved on instead of starting an argument. but i'm not going to continue to give you attention with this. so anything you have to say from here on out i wont be able to see. have a good night.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 5] Moscow Desire:
Thread is closed at the request of the OP.

XDA appreciates all who share knowledge of things that work, and things that only work for some. With all the different devices and multitudes of "add-ons", what works for some people, might not work for others.

Cheers

MD
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cigator:
I have slot 2 all set up and running well. I want to tinker with it, but don't want to mess up a good thing. I have wiped slot 1 and want to copy slot 2 to to slot 1 in its entirety. Is there an easy way to do this?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mikeoswego:
Presuming that you are using Safestrap; make a backup of slot 2, then restore that backup to slot 1.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] cigator:
That always confuses me. I have back up of stock, will backup overwrite my stock backup?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mikeoswego:
No, the SafeStrap backup will always create a new backup with the name based on the date and time. I always make a backup before flashing a new ROM. I have my original stock backup and then the last few backups from updating ROM's. I do the backups to the ext-sdcard so there is plenty of space for them.
[Micromax A110] dragonjag:
PRESENTING ROOT MASTER.APK MOODED VERSION ROOT YOUR FON EASILY WITH FEW STEPS WITHOUT PC & BEST FEATURE IS 1 CLICK UNROOT

GENERALLY NORMAL ROOT MASTER APP CUMS IN CHINESSE LANGUAGE SO USER FACE PROBLEM WHILE ROOTING THERE DEVICE & AFTER ROOTING THERE DEVICE ALSO BCOZ EVERY THING APPEAR IN CHINESSE LANGUAGE

ROOTING IS NOT A BIG PROBLEM IN CHINESSE LANGUAGE BUT AFTER ROOTING THE SUPERSU VERSION IS ALSO APPEARS IN CHINESSE NAMED AS PERIZUMA RUMAH WITH WHICH USER FACE PROBLEM TO THE TO GIVE PERMISSION TO SUPER SU

SO FROM NOW FORGET THE TENSION OF GETTING ALL THIS HEADACHE WITH THIS MODDED APP U WILL GET SUPERSU IN ENGLISH VERSION WHICH WILL BE EASY TO USER TO UNDERSTAND & GIVE PERMISSION

MODDED MINS JUST MODIFIED THIS APP REPLACED CHINESSE SUPERSU WITH ENGLISH SUPERSU

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE :-

DOWNLOAD & INSTALL AS NORMAL APK

MULAI ROOT

ROOT

RED OPTION THAN IT SHOWS NETWORK LINK FAILURE IT MINS U R ROOTING ENJOY

DOWNLOAD LINK MODDED ROOTMASTER.APK

http://www.mediafire.com/?ny7pv2dpztqdax1

NOTE:- IF U WANT TO UNROOT JUST OPEN SUPERSU

GOTO SETTING OPTION IT MUST BE ON RIGHT TOP CORNER

CLEANUP MENU

CLICK ON FULL UNROOT

YOUR FON WILL BE COMPLETELY UNROOT NOW

Thank u

HIT THANX IF U LIKE MY WORK IT WILL HELP ME TO POST & BRING MORE THING FOR U
[Micromax A110] ballerinna:
Uploaded 2013

Not working on samsung GT7270

PS: on mediafire said uploaded 2013??
[Micromax A110] Belamigo:
Working on thl A3

App's operation is confusing, as it appears to 'hang' with this on the screen: "The network links failure,please check"[sic].

But ... exit from that screen by clicking Home, then test by running (for example) Root Checker Basic, and see confirmation of Root:

Congratulations!

This device has root access!​

SuperSU is now installed (in English as the docs said) and when run, it asks to update the binary (normal behavior).

Strange, ADB devices -l command failed, device restarted, failed again.

Full power off -> Reload OS, normal operation restored. Not sure what happened here, but it's back to normal. Just try everything, sometimes ...

What failed, with this model A3:

Framaroot, several different versions

Towelroot v3​

System Information:

Android version: Jelly Bean 4.2.2

Build number: thl.A3.03. 163A. 140411. JB5.V1. WBGA.EN.COM.4P2_MTK6572_W

There is a report of Framaroot working on this phone, but I couldn't duplicate that, nor could discover which version was claimed to be working.
[Micromax A110] ruebensoto:
samsung galaxy tab2

It work for me.but I have not been able to boot into recovery . I no I'm doing something wrong. And yes I am rooted.
[Micromax A110] kundan.lohar:
can i root NOTE 2 4.4.2 using this apk?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RazaVakil7995:
Hey guys its been a week since i bought the note 2 and i rooted it. But i cannot find how to flash a custom recovery tutorial anywhere. I am on jellybean 4.1 and the rest of the details (firmware etc) can be found on the screenshots attached..

I would highly appreciate if someone can send me a link to the guide for flashing.. thanks a lot in advance :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] verny94:
Just simply flash via Odin ;)

You can choose CWM, Philz touch or TWRP :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] singhpratik87:
You got two options either root your phone while being on 4.1.2 or upgrade to official Indian 4.4.2 and then root it.Ofcourse once you root your current 4.1.2 you can try custom 4.4 ROM and if you don't like it you can go back to 4.1.2 or flash a 4.3 custom ROM. To root your 4.1.2 rom read this guide.If you decide to upgrade to 4.4.2 Indian firmware download it from here.

To flash the 4.4.2 ROM on your phone download it from the above link(there are 3 links where the ROM is uploaded) ,use any of the links and download the zip file,extract it you'll get a tar file,put your phone into download mode ,open odin v3.09 on pc and flash the official stock rom by checking the AP tab on odin.You can find tutorials on youtube on how to use odin to flash official stock firmware so just look them up if you need it.Once you flash stock ROM you can root your phone via this guide.

Okay so now things to remember.If you root your 4.1.2 ROM and want to try 4.3 or 4.4 custom ROM you need to flash MJ5 bootloader in order to have working wifi.Bootloader is flashed directly on your mother board and it cannot be downgraded only be upgraded.MJ5 is the last 4.3 bootloader which is KNOX free(what is knox ,blah blah,you can read about it on google).Advantage of MJ5 is you can try 4.1.2/4.3/4.4.2 rom and your warranty and knox remain intact but if you upgrade to official 4.3 or 4.4.2 ROM you'll be on knoxed bootlooader which means you cannot downgrade to 4.1.2 anymore plus rooting a phone with knoxed bootloader will trigger knox 0x1 and your warranty if any will be void (no way yet to reset Knox).So if you have warranty on your phone then my advise is root your 4.1.2 Rom,download any 4.3 or 4.4.2 custom ROM,you wont have wifi working then flash the MJ5 bootloader from here and read this post on how to flash bootloader.

I know it's a lot of info to you but your best guide is self reading from the above links i hooked you up with.Also read comments from people cause that's how I learned I read and read a lot before i jumped the rooting bandwagon cause wanted to make sure i don't brick my phone. Ofcourse whenever in doubt STOP RIGHT THERE and ask us.Dont attempt things that you are not sure of.Good luck.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RazaVakil7995:
Thanks for the help

Wow that's a lot of info you provided there, thanks. I am not new to rooting as far it goes I have rooted and flashed many roms on my galaxy s advance and my micromax A87 before that. But note 2 was a flagship device so there are many complications that come along which got me confused. As for now, I have my rooted 4.1.2 stock rom along with cwm recovery flashed via rom manager. I am planning to flash either DN3 or the Xperia Z-ized rom. So my question is: do I have to flash mj5 bootloader to flash DN3 and xperia z-ized or can I directly flash it from cwm (with factory reset and necessary wipes of course)?

BTW, I have heard that knox is a security application that prohibits rooting on samsung phones. It also had a reward for $18k for those who can bypass the knox on the S5 and root it. If I am right, then I think I am fairly acquainted to knox.

Once again, thanks a lot for helping! Appreciate it :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] singhpratik87:
Since you are on stock 4.1.2 MJ5 is required for wifi to work.i learned 2 weeks ago that even mj5 is not required as previously thought by us at least not while flashing 4.4.2 TW rom.When you flash 4.4.2 custom ROM you wont have wifi working,then flash custom kernel like agni or nadia and wifi works flawlessly so one doesn't need to flash mj5 bootloader.I am not sure if this would work on 4.3 ROM you could try xperia z'd 4.3 custom ROM then flash a compatible 4.3 custom kernel and see if wifi works if it does you're set.This was new to most of us so I asked the person who told me about this how did he manage to do this and he told me apparently custom kernels have some sort of wifi drivers on them so when we flash custom kernels on 4.4.2 ROM wifi works but it wont work on stock kernel unless you upgrade to MJ5 and on stock kernel.MJ5 is safe to flash anyways since its knox free bootloader.

Actually 4.3 and 4.4.2 note 2 phones and others got knox on them but we found a way to disable knox after rooting our phone SuperSu disables it but knox is triggered to 0x1 and there's no way to reset KNOX since it's concerned with the motherboard of the phone which is the heart and soul of out note 2.So that bounty you might be talking about how to reset it perhaps.Even if they succeed in reversing it doesn't necessarily mean it would work on note 3 or note 2 cause of the phones being of different hardware .i don't know the technicalities of this.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RazaVakil7995:
How do you know all this man?? :)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] singhpratik87:
Lurking around in xda and reading as much as I can and participating in discussions related to Knox.I was clueless to all this Knox and how it works.My previous phone was HTC HD2 so samsung note II was the first serious smartphone I owned so just wanted to be extra careful that I don't end up bricking my device so read and read and asked questions.
[Android Themes] GeneralRam:
I originally did this mod for the LG G2. It should work on AOSP and I have had reports of it working on Touchwiz based roms (Note 3). So I thought I'd post it in a more general Android section. If anyone can provide me with the NotoColorEmoji font files for their device I can upload a few more zips so other people can use different emoji styles. Hope this helps anyone who doesn't like their current emoji :)

The rest of the post is a shameless copy and paste from my original thread.

I have tested the zip myself on LG stock and all seems to be OK - this works on the Google keyboard and the stock keyboard.

This will only work with KitKat roms. It will not work with Jellybean!

Thanks to [MENTION=3505630]angelsel[/MENTION] in creating an iPhone emoji font, I have made made a second zip for iPhone emoji's too!

Screenshots:

MEGA download link - ANDROID STOCK EMOJI

MEGA download link - IPHONE EMOJI

APK Download [MENTION=3279781]bender_007[/MENTION] has very kindly made an APK for this for the guys who don't have a custom recovery! This includes the Android and iPhone emojis. Enjoy!

I hope this is useful for someone as I hated the LG Emojis! :good:
[Android Themes] bender_007:
APK updated

DOWNLOAD LINK

md5:

22675fd5ffb76a5bf6c108b84fc353c8

Thank to [MENTION=4792449]GeneralRam[/MENTION] for the work.

-backup is mandatory

-restore works(restores original emojis)

-iphone emojis

-samsung emojis

-google emojis

*maybe adding lg emojis for other devices is a good idea ?
[Android Themes] p-slim:
Thank you guys so much for this