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[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Afarrens:
ok guys, I have successfully been able to root every device I have ever had thanks to the great work and directions of people on this site. Trust me when I say I have searched and searched for the answer to this and I can not find it.

I have a Note 10.1 2014 P605 international version. All I am trying to do is root this device. I would also like Kit Kat 4.2.2 however not required.

At this point, I am able to flash TWRP and can go back and forth from JB and KK, however I for the life of me can't flash any other thing on this device. I have tried multiple downloads of the CF Auto Root, but I get the same thing every time. I go into Odin, process starts, screen flashes, and than goes into boot loop, and stays there until i rerun Odin, and flash stock back on. I have tried to flash a custom reom on this device also but same thing.

I don't care about tripping the KNOX counter, i just want the device rooted, plane and simple. I am starting to think its not the file, but there is a block on the device somewhere and i have missed it. It seems to let me run any stock rom, just nothing else.

I have gotten Supersu but it stops when it gets to the last part and says that i just updated and need to bascly come here for help!

I'm kind of at a loss here. Not sure what to do next. Any ideas? or links that I have missed??
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] WorldOfJohnboy:
If you only want root, have you tried Towelroot? I was able to root my P605V when no other method worked. The only issue I have (since I have a locked bootloader) is that I can't update my SU binaries in the ROM or via recovery (since it's stock). You likely won't have that issue since you have custom recovery and can just flash.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Q&A, Help & Troubl] Afarrens:
ok- so after another night of sleep, i was able to get this done - here's what I did -

Reflashed stock rom via ODIN

Flashed TWRP via ODIN

installed SuperSU onto simcard, installed via TWRP

SuperSU opens and tries to shut down KNOX, stalls

I reboot, rerun SuperSU, and again tries to shut down KNOX, but this time it works

I reflash Kit Kat 4.2 and repeat the process and whoop there it is...root access with stock Kit Kat.

Finally!

Hope this helps someone!

adam
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] zabih107:
For ANYONE who already owns the find 7 qhd, does it have the same limitation on storage as the find 7a or is it unified storage? Please answer me fast I can't WAIT to pre-order. Thank you!
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] coremark:
Unfortunately, not unified.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] zabih107:
God dammit oppo. What the hell!

Anyway I got this from a user on oneplus forums:

"Go to Settings > General tab > Storage > Preferred install location. There you have 3 choices... System Storage, Phone storage, and System default. Change it to Phone storage

Edit - adding addtional info: User installed applications are installed in /data/apps, settings and app data is stored in /data/data, and then application cache data is stored in /cache. These are all part of the "System Storage".*

Quoting from*http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...ce-between-system-memory-and-internal-storage"

Does this help with the limitation problem? Anyone?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] coremark:
Interesting. Didn't know that. Just got the phone a few days ago. I'm so used to having the whole phone storage and external microSD storage. Hopefully, someone could shed some light. Sorry about that.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] eruan:
3GB limit solution

Check this solution https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/which-one-will-you-choose-opo-vs-oppo-find7.36739/page-3

Can somebody confirm if this solution works?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] farfromovin:
What solution? They just said buy an OPPO and flash CM11. That doesn't change your non-unified storage, I've done it.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] aaminuk:
There seems to be some indication from oppo that they will be moving to unified memory soon(ish)

there is a thread on the oppoforums.

google search "FREE OUR MEMORY MOVEMENT find 7" and you can have a read. its a 10 page thread.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Bobalamer:
Hello,

They said they will be moving to unified memory for future phones not for the oppo find 7/7a.
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] marmankites:
Yes it does however I installed all my apps today and still have 1.5gb left!
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Birdsfan:
The method of changing the preferred location will put your apps in the "other" storage partition. The only problem with that is some of the apps don't like the "other" section, especially widgets so they won't work properly. I have all my apps that I normally carry on my phone and I'm fine. The structure is stupid/antiquated and will be corrected at some point in the future but for me, for now, it's not that big of a deal. If you're a gamer that might pose a bigger problem but I'm not certain if apps to SD applications wouldn't solve at least some of the issues?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Bobalamer:
454

That's worrying.

You had you phone for how much time ?

I guess not very long and the partition is already half full.

Now the cached data are going to grow and of course there are going to be update too.

I wonder how much time is needed in your case before you need to do some cleaning.

6 months, one year ?
[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] kumar1986:
Check this out:

http://www.oppoforums.com/threads/find-7a-coloros-2-0-2i-beta-update-preview.20094/
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HiddenArts:
I had used the Samsung Tool (http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/efs-samsung-tool-universal-support-t2602325) to boot my phone into recovery, but now it's just in an endless loop. Top of the phone says

"Recovery boot....

Recovery is not seandroid enforcing

Set Warranty Bit : recovery"

Phone just boots up and then restarts. I've tried going into download mode to try to counteract the recovery mode, but it just won't. Anyone have any ideas?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] babygau:
Pull out your battery, wait for 10 seconds, reinsert it, and boot into recovery mode
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meetingpote:
Hello, I have the same problem I test this solution without success. The recovery mode has disappeared, I tried to flash a stock rom with odin and I have this message:

<ID:0/004> Get PIT for mapping ..

<ID:0/004> There is no PIT partition.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

So I try to flash the pit with odin again without success on my s5 with the following message: MMC: mmc_read fail

A solution??

Thank you for your help

Sorry for my english
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bill0405:
Last night I successfully unlocked and rooted my phone, but I've been having some issues getting SuperSU to work completely. When I install SuperSU and open it, it gives a popup saying the binary needs to be updated. I click on normal update, and it says "Installation failed! Please reboot and try again." After reboot, I get the same error. The app itself seems to be working as my ad blockers and whatnot are calling up the root checker, but It just doesn't want to update to the latest binaries. Any suggestions? Thanks!

*update* I fixed the issue. I installed CWM, and was able to update the supersu binaries through recovery.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adrian_nene16:
Cool! nice to know, thanks for the well explained post
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsanches:
Any thoughts about the L/S version suporting LTE Band 7?

Thanks
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Unfortunately, I don't connect to LTE with band 7 so I can't say much on that. However, just based on the hidden menus in both (I am using the L version on my S variant phone at the moment), they both have the same listings of 1,3,5,7 for supported bands.

LTE 700, 850, 1800, 2100, 2600 (Band 17, Band 5, Band 3, Band 1, and Band 7 respectively)

UMTS 850, 1900, 2100

GSM 800, 900, 1800, 1900

The above are the fully supported bands on the S and L variants.

The below are the fully supported bands on the K variant.

LTE 700, 900, 1800, 2100, 2600 (Band 17, Band 8, Band 3, Band 1, and Band 7 respectively)

UMTS 850, 1900, 2100

GSM 800, 900, 1800, 1900

I don't have the K variant on my device now, but I recall the only band difference is that it supports LTE band 8 (900 MHz) instead of LTE band 5 (850 MHz), but other supported bands are the same. LTE Band 5 is one of the primary bands for both SK Telecom and LG U+ (which partially explains why the two phones have nearly identical hardware, including modem support).

Hope this answers your question. As support for those frequencies are built in (and it makes sense on LG as a mass manufacturer--They can use the same modem and just rebrand it like they did in Korea for the S and L variants).
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsanches:
Why is the S one more expensive than the L?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
That, my friend, is a question you will have to ask LG and SK Telecom. We sorta see that in the US every so often with "special editions" that aren't really that special and they will add an extra 100ish.

Off-contract, LG U+ is the most affordable right now, with SK Telecom right around $700 USD. With markup and shipping, etc. eBayers are selling it for $750-800.

Also, you have to remember the G3 is a hot commodity even in Korea right now. Had some friends who thought it was funny I got a phone overseas before they even bothered joining the bandwagon.

So though I can't say for sure why exactly it's more expensive, I can definitely say it has to do with the fact that the phone is still only 3 weeks old :)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maine_Coon:
And none of those 3 will work on T-Mobile LTE which needs 1700 and 2100Mhz most of time.

There are some spots with 900Mhz support though.

But as much as I want G3, I'll wait for the T-Mo version.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsanches:
Yeah...I'm a proud owner of a Htc One M7...I have been thinking a lot and decided that it's time to change. I'm comparing the M8, the Z2, the G3 for a long time and finally think that this last one will be the one...unfortunately it's still very soon to easily find information regarding this phone online...

Your information helped me a lot...now I know exactly which variant to buy :fingers-crossed:...thank you guys very much :D
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
It looks like you are planning on doing the same upgrade I did. I still have my M7 as my backup :), but definitely gotta say I am loving my G3. :cool:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gsanches:
That's amazing man...I've been a HTC fan since the Sensation...but currently I feel that they are been left behind...

I'm really sorry, but other brands are offering a lot more for the same price.

The HTC will always win in design and the quality of the phone's body, screen and, of course, sound!...but they are losing in the rest...UI, camera, battery life definitely...it's just sad :(

Nice to know that you're enjoying your G3...I hope I'll be as happy as you are in a few weeks...and judging by how much I've researched about it...I'm sure I'll love it!!! :D
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] G3 HAPPY:
question

sorry, which of these three variants brings FM radio? K, L, S, and if for example buy the K version, if you install the L or S variant fm radio works?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferluci:
I´m about to buy a G3 and found some model have an antenna, is that correct?, anybody knows what tv frequencies can handle?. Thanks!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
From my research, none of the korean models (F400 S/K/L) support FM radio. Instead of an FM radio tuner, they are offered with Korea's DMB tuner, for korean DMB support.

I have only seen DMB function while in Korea and Japan. Anywhere else in the world, you will have to check with local providers, as some countries will charge for DMB as a service (just like satellite television).

Hope this helps :)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
The only frequencies it can support is anything broadcasted as DMB. Certain countries offer DMB subscription services, but you will have to research if it is offered where you live.

In the US, DMB is unavailable so I just have a nice long antenna that people crack up at in the year 2014, but completely unusable where I am. I just tell them its for better service as a side joke lol ;)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferluci:
OK! Thank you :D
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] salvador1980:
Anyone know which one is the best for AT&T
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Any of them will do. I would say go for the one that gives you the best price. At this point, enough AT&T users have gotten their hands on all 3 variants. Most can get LTE through band 17 (700 MHz) which is available on all 3 phones.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kittiyut:
Will the D855 variant (with LTE 700MHz) be able to use on AT&T (band class 17) or Verizon (band class 13)?

Or to be more specific, will the D855 cover all 700MHz US band class (12, 13, 14, and 17)?

Thanks!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
You would have to check which specific band class of 700 MHz the D855 would be capable of connecting to. As I do not have the D855, and specs are varied on the internet right now, I cannot say for sure.

The FCC had ruled four separate band classes to operate on the 700 MHz spectrum in America--Band 17 700 MHz capable modems cannot connect to any of the other 700 MHz band classes and vice versa. (It was claimed that they did not want to have any network interference issues. Carriers purchased the rights to access certain chunks of the 700 MHz spectrum, and they are isolated to those carriers only.)

I am seeing 700MHz (B28) support on D855 models, but I believe that might be related to certain LTE-A rollouts in Europe (meaning it may not be able to connect to current 700 MHz bands in the US (as the US does not have LTE-A networks at the moment) and new band classes are issued for LTE-A (i.e. Band 28).
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vince2398:
Does the antenna stand out much? Or is it hidden? Thanks
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Pretty well hidden. Since the antenna is somewhat recessed, when the cases for US and international version come out, they should work fine with the device--the antenna however would be inaccessible if you plan on using it.

My case for it now is for the korean variant, so it has the antenna cutout.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KachowPow:
Crazy thought as I don't have mine yet to really look at. Since that antenna is useless, if removed you think it could fit a stylus?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Realistically, probably not. Mainly because the thickest part of the antenna is still pretty thin, relative to most styli. Might be worth a try for those willing to venture the risk. Phone is still too new for me to try to do anything like that... maybe in a year or so ;)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ibsta:
Flashing international Rom

Hey all,

I got the korean version last night.. Loads of Korean stuff on it and i cant seem to get it into english! Ive been searching all night, i found the custom light rom "VDT-V3 superlight" but im getting issues with it like pushing home screen brings up the option to chose from "home" or "Easy Home".. I default it to Home.. but it just keeps coming back!!

Basically, am i going to be able to flash international firmware on this?

Cheers
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
In theory, with LG FlashTool, you should be able to (with a build.prop edit), however you will most likely lose software LTE Band support. Just to give an example: The S/L variants offer support for LTE 850 MHz, whereas the K supports LTE 900 MHz in its place. On the S/L version, if you were to load the K factory software, you lose out on software recognition of LTE 850 MHz (unsure if the hardware is still able to connect, but I imagine it is both a hardware/software connection).

What this would mean is that though you should be able to load the D855 factory .TOT and .DLL, you will have conflicts with the software recognizing certain hardware aspects.

Ultimately, your best hope is that an awesome developer will create some type of universal super ROM that would let you flash certain features specific to your device. Also considering the D855 will have some kind of FM antenna, the FM radio software will be completely useless on our Korean variants, as we do not have the built-in tuner (we have a DMB tuner instead).

Hope this helps :)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zerglisk:
Why are 700 not listed?

It's strange that they don't list 700MHz B17 on nearly all the seller's page (ebay, amazon, etc).

Why are they not listing it? I am kind of skeptical to not see those numbers before buying one, lol.

Did you have to "unlock" those frequency bands from a special menu before they will work on AT&T? If you do, can you briefly explain it?

Thanks!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ibsta:
Aww man

DUDE..that sounds like a major mess!! Im going to wait till the release here and try and sell this one!

Awesome phone though.

I moved from the nexus 5, after 2 years of usage, 3 different ones.. to the g2 and now this g3 is grand!!.

Thanks for the help dude, much appreciated :)
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Nope, the frequencies were there from the get go. :) The only thing I have done to the phone is root it so that I could remove bloatware. The performance of the Korean devices are fine, once you remove all the excess background junk. My only issue I have had is with AT&T and awful service reps who have no idea what an IMEI is... took a bit before I found someone who could update my microSIM's IMEI record to match that of my new G3... I swear AT&T customer service people don't know jack...

Out where I am, the 700 MHz LTE is the only offering by AT&T for LTE service, so this was a perfect option for me.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Thanks for the kudos :). Keep the questions coming, if you are curious... I probably shoulda mentioned my Korean isn't too bad... helps quite a bit when traversing some of the other features of this phone. I laugh that it can take voice commands in Korean and English, but not through the same app... for now lol
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vince2398:
Are there still apps or settings in Korean even after you changed the language to English? Thanks
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
The only thing for me that is still Korean on the phone is QVoice. Fortunately, Google Now works just fine in English, so it is not a big deal to me. Everything else otherwise displays in English.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonpace:
If I read this right. The korean model will work on AT&T LTE band 17 out of the box, even though no sites list the 700mhz, without any tinkering?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Yup. Not sure why they would leave a detail like that out, but as stated in previous posts, enough AT&T users got their hands on all 3 variants, and all were able to connect to AT&T's chunk of the 700 MHz spectrum.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antonpace:
hmmm. Interesting. Maybe I'll have to take chance on that one. Been following another thread for the D855 and they had no luck even though that model lists 700. Now concluding it is a different band than AT&T. They all are returning them lol

Thanks for the reply!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lostatsea23:
Thinking about getting the F400 cause the D855 says it gets 700mhz but some users cant get LTE with it.

No idea why.

I heard the screen isnt as bright on the korean one though, like significantly. Idk if thats an update thing or?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vineet381:
is the screen too dim on these variants S/K/L?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
No its perfectly readable on the S model even in direct sunlight. It's better than the S5 in my opinion. Everyone is different, but I haven't had any issues. As we all know the G3 has a reflective screen, but its not that noticeable to me atleast.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lostatsea23:
Have you compared yourself with the S5?

I had the s5 and thought it was good in light so if you say this is better then im sold.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pilz:
My wife has an S5 and I have compared them, to me the G3 is more readable, but everyone is different. There are comparisons out there of it in direct sunlight, but I have not had any issues. I would post pictures/videos, but I as I mentioned in an earlier post my phone is currently KIA.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lostatsea23:
Sucks that we cant use d855 model but I guess it happens :\ so weird though.

Hoping we can flash other roms once devs start making roms for them.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Just wanted to provide some more helpful info to those guessing between getting the D855 or one of the F400 models:

When connecting to 700 MHz, the hard part is that the spectrum is split into 4 chunks, and unless your modem is able to connect to the specific part of that spectrum (for AT&T, its towards the lower-middle end of 700 MHz).

Each respective chunk is identified by a band class - For AT&T on 700 MHz (Band 17), it can connect to 'B' and 'C' chunks of the 700 MHz. We also see similar splitting of a spectrum on the 1700 MHz chunk (which partially explains T-Mobile's usage of 1700/2100 combined).

You can see which carriers are associated with which chunks of the spectrum through a quick search on LTE availability on Wikipedia (do not know how accurate it is, but for the AT&T section, it is spot on).

My guess is that the D855's 700 MHz is probably associated with 'A' or 'D' parts of the spectrum, which AT&T does not have usage rights for.

This should settle the mystery of D855's LTE issue. So yes, it does have 700 MHz, but it may be associated with a different part of the 700 MHz spectrum... (UPDATE: It is Band 28 -- newer rollout of 700 MHz in other parts of the world) Unless you are in the army and have special equipment (the stuff they would use for triangulation and whatever), there is no real way to tune a 700 MHz 'B' or 'C' modem to work on 'A' or 'D' for now. As it has been said on other threads, modem hardware as HARDWARE means you are essentially stuck with whatever it is physically compatible with.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lostatsea23:
Have you been receiving OTA updates on the phone?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Only if not rooted. LG has a built-in software updater (probably that 2nd bootloader I have heard about) that pre-scans your device for 'unwarranted' changes.

I did a quick .TOT and .DLL restore, and now I am on the G update... Battery life has definitely improved (not that it was bad before, but this is a welcome change :))
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lostatsea23:
Nice!

Do you think the screen brightness improvement that the european model saw will come via a software update on the korean one?

It might have already happened but no one can confirm lol

AFAIK the korean one was just running pre production software
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeythedude:
Nothing changed on brightness for me. I haven't had issues with brightness though. It's been really sunny out for me lately, and I can read clearly. I would say my HTC One M7 was definitely brighter, but not by an amount I would complain over.

And not having seen the D855 side-by-side with the F400 yet, I can't give a definitive answer :p
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lostatsea23:
Yeah I think its still running pre prodcution software so it should get better.

Korea being the country where its made usually updates the phones a lot and you dont have to go through a carrier or anything so we should see many updates.