yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] freb123:
Thx for this thread.

Could we use the root.tar.md5 downloaded by chimera and root directly with adb or odin ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bchzmlsn:
It should work, I'll give it a try when I'm on my Windows PC and report back.

Btw: You can also use the thanks-button if you want to thank me ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] heparti:
Thx for this thread, my Core LTE will appreciate ;):good:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bchzmlsn:
Do you know where chimera tool puts the downloaded files? I can't seem to find them.

If they can be taken from any directory, flashing via ODIN or adb should be no problem, since that's what the tool does as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] freb123:
Yes, in the directory where you launh chimera (/backup/gm-386), but files are deleted after root. You can get them just after chimera asks you to put the phone off.

If you are already rooted, you need to unroot your phone to see them again ! (voodoo ota root keeper can help you...)

I send you the link to the file in PM (can't include a link, not enough posts in the forum).

sendbox.fr/pro/yagmbf4ke22i/g386froot.zip.html
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bchzmlsn:
Thank you! :)

I've updated the initial post and attached the files.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
When i try to use attached file with Odin 3.07 I get this:

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..
<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..
<OSM> Please wait..
<OSM> MD5 hash value is invalid
<OSM> sm-g386f_root.tar.md5 is invalid.
<OSM> End...

What am I doing wrong?

I am trying to get root so I can dump recovery image and start working on it. Any help is appreciated.

EDIT:

Figured it out, I had to change extension from .tar.md5 to .tar.

MANUAL ROOT METHOD IS WORKING.

EDIT 2:

I've added CWM to builder queue: builder-clockworkmod-com/done?build_id=16f0aab3c75f41c0a46f1aa4fdb4b407
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] freb123:
There is a recovery.img file in the archive (open the .tar with winrar).
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Agasharr:
it made my day, can confirm that manual root works
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] przem00:
By uploading this file I can void some flag or triangle or it is with samsung signature ?

PS I know root is nonlegal :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
I've dumped boot.img and I'll try to create recovery later today.

Partition table for reference:

major minor #blocks name
253 0 153600 zram0
179 0 7634944 mmcblk0
179 1 1024 mmcblk0p1
179 2 20480 mmcblk0p2
179 3 6144 mmcblk0p3
179 4 6144 mmcblk0p4
179 5 6144 mmcblk0p5
179 6 2048 mmcblk0p6
179 7 2048 mmcblk0p7
259 0 8192 mmcblk0p8
259 1 10240 mmcblk0p9 - kernel
259 2 10240 mmcblk0p10 - recovery
259 3 2048 mmcblk0p11
259 4 6144 mmcblk0p12
259 5 32768 mmcblk0p13
259 6 6144 mmcblk0p14
259 7 6144 mmcblk0p15
259 8 256 mmcblk0p16
259 9 2048 mmcblk0p17
259 10 204800 mmcblk0p18
259 11 1510400 mmcblk0p19 - system
259 12 51200 mmcblk0p20
259 13 5730304 mmcblk0p21 - data
179 16 4096 mmcblk0boot1
179 8 4096 mmcblk0boot0

Well, I tried. Any idea why I get this after trying to boot freshly compiled recovery? Is bootloader locked or what?

Normal boot logo byt with red exclamation mark in the top left corner and then nothing.

i-imgur-com/32XyqR5.jpg

EDIT: Trying again, will post results. Here is my recovery.fstab:

# mount point	fstype device	[device2]

/tmp ramdisk
/efs ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
/boot emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p9
/recovery emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p10
/cache ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p18
/system ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p19
/preload ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p20
/data ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p21
/sdcard vfat /dev/block/mmcblk1p1
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] przem00:
Maybe because your recover is not valid ( samsung signature )

Like in my question above.

If you upload sm-g386f_root.tar you will have red exclamation ? or something else ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
No, everything worked ok.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] przem00:
After uploading of this file all work fine, root working, but in samsung phone info app we have "Bootloader version: unknow". But I think, after reflash of original ROM it will be overwrited.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
There is but flashing it won't get you to CWM recovery (or I am doing something wrong). That's why I am trying to compile ClockWorkMod on my own.

I have little to none experience with compiling anything for android (built sony xperia j kernel from sources once). So far I've managed to fail once - compiled CM11 CWM instead of CM 10.1 and without modyfing recovery.fstab, which I presumed would be autogenerated from boot.img. I've fixed thoe mistakes and I will try to compile it again today.

In the meantme I've found that little red exclamation mark signifies that the device has been rooted at least once, so I guess it is not a problem to boot custom recovery once I get compiling it right.

Many fails are inbound, as I learn all the things along the way. Wish me luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Axelguitt:
Thank you very much, manual root method is really working if you rename the file ! For me this is the only root method that works :good: (root method with chimera tool does not work for me (device is listed as "unknown") )
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bchzmlsn:
Thank you very much!

I've put this into the initial post :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] eleger91:
Core 4G - Best price now

In France the Samsung Core 4G is at 119 euros

Compared to Wiko Kite or Archos 45 HELIUM 4G, I'd like to buy that one.

But, the best configuration would be with the last kitkat OS.

So, I'd like to root, install if possible CyanogenMod...

If I understand all the discussion, it seems to be possible to root it (possible for France ?)

Can we install CyanogenMod ?

:cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] freb123:
Salut. Oui le root est possible (la méthode manuelle semble bien marcher), par contre il n'y a pour l'instant ni custom recovery, ni rom kitkat.

Root is possible (manual method is ok) but no custom recovery and no kitkat rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] AmineI:
Have you tried with CM11 ? And, more importantly, which kernel do you use ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Bochko:
Nope I didn't , and I don't remember it was almost year ago
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] revampedxiv:
Hi,

Is there an update for Custom Recovery for SM-G386U?

Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] threehappypenguins:
Are there any updates on development for this phone? I was able to use the rooting method for SM-G386T. I have SM-G386W. Is there another phone that is similar to the Core LTE? I read that the Avant is similar.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] thcwizee:
I install this on my core lte-smg386w. .. this is just a recovery. Like i see. ... it because i try to root the device if u. Have tricks. To properly root the device send me hints
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] shubshub:
Have there been any Custom Roms released recently? Perhaps the main post hasn't been updated?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mnirazor:
is anyone working on this device? I'm currently stuck on flashing zip files/getting a fully functioning recovery.

---------- Post added at 10:13 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:01 AM ----------

so far i haven't seen any. i tried to build a rom but i guess i need little bit more skills for it to work :o
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] IronGearGaming:
Is the 386W rooting and roms compatible with the 386F's?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] James Lucas:
I don't suppose there is a way to get Android 5.0 to work on this model of phone?

I know it's over 10 years old, but I wouldn't mind using my old phone as a back up and have some access to newer apps and features (mainly Disney+).

Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] James Lucas:
I would like to know this too!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] lm8lm8:
same here, have g386f, running old andro 4, nobody knows an alternative rom for it ?

lineageos, or non android-based (postmarketos?) ?

thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] greggit1986:
I somehow managed to build lineageos 16 and 18.1 for the sm-g386w + a few days ago twrp 3.7.0_9.0. Since I am a complete noob, none is 100% perfect, but they are somewhat functional. I do not unfortunately yet have the credentials to publish links here so if anybody is interested, leave a comment here.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] yonielchulo14:
I am very interested on this. Does it run smooth? Anything which is not working? Thanks in advanced!!

EDIT: I see its for g386w, I have the g386f, would it be compatible?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] greggit1986:
I don't think it will. Only g386t and g386t1 might be compatible.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] greggit1986:
I just compared the specs, the main differences are cpu and display. It is definitely not compatible.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] lm8lm8:
no way to run alternative rom on g386F?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] greggit1986:
I don't know. Was there ever a custom rom for it?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] lm8lm8:
root? i dont know

twrp? i dont think so

lineage or postmarket? never see it on that device

im afraid that device might be forgotten in the limbs of very old mobile software, as all android4 devices..
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] greggit1986:
From this thread, it looks like root was the only thing that was achieved. Nobody was able find a workaround samsung secure boot to enable flashing custom recoveries and ROM. I am not remotely skilled enough to even pretend to give it a try. Not owning the device makes it even harder.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] eleger91:
Super.

Merci beaucoup

Ma question est surtout liée a l'evolutivite du Core 4G vers du kitkat et ultérieur !?

MOD EDIT

thank you very much

My question is mainly related to the scalability of the Core 4G and later to the kitkat!?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] freb123:
L'évolutivité me semble assez compromise : il n'y a rien attendre du côté de Samsung et la communauté autour de ce téléphone me semble trop réduite pour voir apparaitre des roms custom. J'espère me tromper !

MOD EDIT

Scalability seems pretty compromised: there is nothing to wait on the side of Samsung and the community around this phone seems too small to see appear on custom roms. I hope I'm wrong!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
Pardon me, good sirs but może byście jednak używali oficjalnego języka tego forum?

MOD EDIT

Pardon me, good sirs but can we, however, used the official language of this forum?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] eleger91:
Aie !

Je recherche la meilleure option en 4G a prix comprimé.

Donc Wiko Kite, Archos 4.5 4G...

MOD EDIT

Ouch!

I look for the best option 4G smartphone price.

Like Wiko Kite (kitkat inside), Archos 4.5 4G ...
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] andasker:
Hi dear compatriotes, I wish to try to port CM to this device, but I fear there is no similar samsung SoC and so no available kernel to port. I clearly can't do it from scratch.

I also have seen in the web there was a 4.4.2 Poland firmware version, but it seems to be a mistake of the web site administrator. Hope to see KK for Core 4G soon too.

Au revoir
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bchzmlsn:
Yeah, unfortunately this is a mistake. It's only 4.2
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
I am trying to build a working recovery as we speak, could you please try to verify my files:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
Still doesn't boot. Please take a look at it and tell me where I could go wrong:

recovery.fstab:

# mount pointfstype device [device2]

/tmp ramdisk
/efs ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
/boot emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p9
/recovery emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p10
/cache ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p18
/system ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p19
/preload ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p20
/data ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p21
/sdcard vfat /dev/block/mmcblk1p1
/modem ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p13

BoardConfig.mk:

USE_CAMERA_STUB := true

# inherit from the proprietary version
#include vendor/samsung/afyonlte/BoardConfigVendor.mk

TARGET_ARCH := arm
TARGET_NO_BOOTLOADER := true
TARGET_BOARD_PLATFORM := unknown
TARGET_CPU_ABI := armeabi-v7a
TARGET_CPU_ABI2 := armeabi
TARGET_ARCH_VARIANT := armv7-a-neon
ARCH_ARM_HAVE_TLS_REGISTER := true

TARGET_BOOTLOADER_BOARD_NAME := afyonlte

BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE := ttySC0,115200 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootdelay=1 init=/init
BOARD_KERNEL_BASE := 0x49000000
BOARD_KERNEL_PAGESIZE := 2048

# fix this up by examining /proc/mtd on a running device
BOARD_BOOTIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE := 10485760
BOARD_RECOVERYIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE := 10485760
BOARD_SYSTEMIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE := 1546649600
BOARD_USERDATAIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE := 5867831296
BOARD_FLASH_BLOCK_SIZE := 4096

TARGET_PREBUILT_KERNEL := device/samsung/afyonlte/kernel

BOARD_HAS_NO_SELECT_BUTTON := true

---------- Post added at 04:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:39 PM ----------

Also, when I overwrite "rooting" recovery, I sometimes loose root access. It looks like it is needed more than once for the phone to be rooted. It is strange, because sometimes root stays and sometimes it doesn't.

This is strange, I am going to examine recovery.img and cache .img to understand how this particular root method works, and hopefully come up with something.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] andasker:
Just to precise I have never set up a build environment for an unknown platform.

Howether, just reading your stuff, something looks weird to me :

BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE := ttySC0,115200 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootdelay=1 init=/init

Is /dev/mmcblk0p2 the correct path ? I see something like /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 in the fstab, corresponding to EFS (encrypted file system ?). Is it supposed to "crack" the encryption of the bootloader ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] eleger91:
Ouch...

As would suggest a french user, It is highly possible that the Core 4G wouldn't have an upgrade (via Samsung or CyanogenMod or via an other mod firmware) to 4.3 or kitkat 4.4 firmware !? :confused:

I'm looking for a new 4G phone for a price near/under 100 euros...so that condition would be important for my last choice. :crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] przem00:
If anyone made test that Traingle Away working on SM-G386F ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
AFAIK there are no plans for official KK.

Kernel parameters I got from:

root@android:/ # cat /proc/cmdline

console=ttySC0,115200 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootdelay=1 init=/init sec_debug.reset_reason=0x1A2B3C04 sec_debug.level=0 androidboot.debug_level=0x4f4c loglevel=0 sec_log=0x100000@0x48500000 lpcharge=0 androidboot.mode=normal_mode cordon=11c4ffee5297d0b1da3fa8113c111f30 connie=SM-G386F_OPEN_EUR_ef7e634ca3f123078bd48448c5509f9b androidboot.emmc_checksum=3 androidboot.serialno=4300716c40a03101

I figured not everything is necessary but I don't know how much is needed.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] letsgetdem:
hopefully this somehow gets bigger and maybe even a supported rom (:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] eleger91:
U'r right !

But now that smartphone is blocked to 4.2.2 firmware.

No kitkat upgrade available is a relative bad news
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
I need help: someone please boot into original recovery, and post here output of: cat /proc/cmdline over adb.

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] freb123:
Sorry, my device is offline with adb in recovery. Can't send the command...

Trying to resolve.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mstefanski1987:
Well it is possible I guess. I'll look for some way to make it work. I am trying to compile my own kernel, but I promise nothing :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] szymon.z:
Where to put this file in odin? Which section?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] mefin:
PDA section
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] BeticoSpanish:
Hi guys, im new in the forum, i was searching all my summer to root my phone..

1- I'm spanish, sorry if anyone don't understand how speak :/

2- Can anyone do a tutorial? I think im wrong, i wanna see in a video how i need do, i don't know how do root..

3- I hope you understand me, just help me please!

Thank you guys!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] FAQLixie:
Hey guys,

Chimera worked fine for me 1st try around. You should consider using something like USBDeview first in order to remove all samsung drivers from your computer so nothing interferes.

After the clean driver install I just installed Chimera and followed the on screen instructions without a problem.

Everything worked better than expected, and I sure hope we will see a custom rom by the end of the year :fingers crossed:

Good luck to you guys
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] BeticoSpanish:
Hi guys, now i know how root my mobile, a member from htcmania posted on spanish what we need for root the mobile, but now i have other problem...

I used 3 days trial license and now i don't know how root my mobile, just i have 1 pc, what can i do?

Thank you guys!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] FAQLixie:
Hi,

You have multiple ways you could pursue this endeavor, what you choose will be entirely dependant on your comfort zone. I will list a few of them for you, ordered from least to most complicated:

1. You could use a friend's computer;

2. You could restore an older backup of your Windows, before you had Chimera installed;

3. You could make a virtual PC with the help of Oracle Virtual Machine;

4. You could go to an Internet Cafe (if such a thing still exists in your area);

5. You could format your PC and with a fresh install of windows get another 3 day trial;

6. You could buy the program.

What you choose is entirely up to your preference and pocket.

Good luck to you.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bchzmlsn:
He could also just simply follow the instructions for manual root included in the initial post of this thread. Download the files attached to the post, flash them via ODIN (via PDA section) and install SuperSU from Google Play - Done.

Without messing up your computer.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] FAQLixie:
I assumed that was the first solution he tried seeing as it was there to begin with. But you could be right, good catch.

[MENTION=6040473]BeticoSpanish[/MENTION] - Let us know if you managed to make it work.

Good luck
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Lonep:
Update

Hi,

The download link for the manual process expired, please could someone update it ? Thank you in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] freb123:
Hello. The sendbox link doesn't work but you can get the files with the links at the end of the 1st post (g386froot.zip and odin) :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] lordblob:
how???

Please tell me step by step how you done ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Agasharr:
Download (from the firs post)

xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2918803&d=1409446620

xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2918813&d=1409446703

Unrar.

Change extension from .tar.md5 to .tar.

Flash files with Odin - PDA section
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Lonep:
Error message

Hi,

Thank you guys for your answers, I tried it but I still got a problem, when I try to flash files with Odin,

I have a error message as you can see in attachment, please could someone help me ?

Thank you in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] surcouf84:
in odin you just tick the boxes auto reboot and F reset time and no other

;):)
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Lonep:
Thank you

Ok I finally found it by myself haha thank you very much ^^
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] kypros_gavrilis:
I managed to un-hide the developer options by tapping 7 times the build tab, and then to tick usb debugging, but when i hit START in odin it keeps appearing the message SETUP CONNECTION and nothing happens. Auto reboot and f.reset time are selected and PDA option is used. Any advice? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Hammed21:
Signature verification ERROR

Good day.

i am about to ask ur helf if there is a solution to fix this problem as mentioned above "signature verification error" i think this is the only way for me to root my phone( SM-G386F), everytime i update in EXdcard it shown red color what i mean the signature veri. error.

please help me

where can i find CWM recovery for device metioned above.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] surcouf84:
read the first post :

CUSTOM ROMS & KERNELS

None yet

CUSTOM RECOVERY (TWRP,CWM)

None yet
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Warrok123:
bootloop sm-g386f galaxy core 4g

Hi to all*

I'm trying to flash a samsung galaxy core lte (SM-G386F) but i'm unable to do it.

I already tried to download and flash some stock jb rom with odin tool, but when the phone reboot it goes into bootloop on samsung logo.

So i tried to going in recovery mode (that works as the download mode) to do a wipe of cache and a factory reset but in this way I've not solved.

Maybe due knox(after the root) and SECURE BOOT set to YES?

How can i resolve it?

UPDATE OCT 31, 2014:

No one can help me? :(
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] gabrielme03:
Can i use the odin files over sm-g386u? this model came from philippines..
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] gabrielme03:
The manual root worked in SM-G386U.. After the installation thru Odin, I installed manually the Supee SU in Play Store.. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] miki4:
CWM Recovery

EDIT: Excuse me, wrong section. Will post it in development section.

Hello,

does anybody have the possibility to compile CWM Recovery for our Phones (Galaxy Core LTE SM-G386F)?

I can serve with any dumps of the original firmware which are neccessary.

It is a pain in the axx not having the possibility to restore a nandroid backup or at least creating a full flashable Odin image.

Thank you in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Exeleration-G:
I would like to flash through adb only. Can I just put my SM-G386F in recovery mode and sideload sm-g386f_root.tar?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] AmineI:
Xposed

Hey ! I just tried Xposed Framework after root with Chimera & SuperSU ! Work perfectly ! But with chimera you need to be fast to reboot the phone in download, i lose one time due to that :/
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] g0nadz:
I should have all the drivers etc, the phone is recognized in Odin 0:[COM5] but when I re-start it in download mode it does not appare in Odin, what am I doing wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Sm0KE7777:
Pls help!

Hi all i need help because i can't root my Samsung Galaxy LTE SM-G386F. I used both methods but nothing can someone help me pls with a video tutorial os something more easy to use. I wish to have a list with step by step with odin method pls if is possible. THANKS IN ADVANCE.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bigfoune:
hi Sm0KE7777

download " g386froot.zip "on the first page put it on desktop

your core lte must be in "download mode"

turn off the phone and press volume down , home button and power at the same time it should appear the " download mode"

open Odin 3.07 then press on PDA section go to your files this one " g386froot.zip " on your desktop

plug your core lte on your laptop and press volume up your core lte must be recognized in odin like on this picture

just enable "autoreboot" do not check anything

and press "start" in odin ,,wait reboot and your Galaxy LTE SM-G386F is rooted when you see "PASS" in odin.
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] darwaw:
LATEST STOCK ROM

Android OS, v4.2.2

Release date: Nov 2014

Country: Poland

Operator: Play
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Domino5:
Hi thanks for the thread. I have a question, i found HDMI audio output option in sound settings. Does this phone have MHL ? How i can connect it with TV ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] calibab:
Does anyone know how to unlock this phone using secret codes? (i mean, getting to the service menu and deactivating the PERSO SHA256 option...)

Did somebody tried rooting and then using the "Shortcode Master" app?

I'm trying so hard to find a free DIY way to unlock this one...:p
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] FNelectronics:
I can't download file root, the download is very slow....
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Domino5:
I had the same problem as You. Just download chimera tool from official site (xda link seams not working for me) and register there then linstall chimera and download all required drivers (it was very slow for me) choose your device from the list and follow instructions. After process download supersu from play store and youre rooted ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Exeleration-G:
I'd prefer to root my phone manually, via adb. But is it even possible to flash recovery.img and cache.img via adb without having root access? I suppose you have to flash them to /dev/<partition name>, right? Or should I fastboot my phone, and flash them that way?
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] bobo159951:
Custom rom ?

I searched for long times custom ROM for the galaxy sm-G386F however nothing...

Any developper work on it ? (please it could be very nice !)
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] Domino5:
Unfortunately no, I think core LTE is not so popular device to start development for it. We must wait and prey :p

Sent from my Nexus 7 or Galaxy core LTE ?