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[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
If you have TWRP installed, then you can just install SlimPickins rom as it comes along with it. If not then you can try this:

1) First and foremost, go to *"Settings/Developer options" & make sure OEM unlocking is checked or you will trip "factory reset protection" on your device when you root and you'll be locked out.

*NOTE: If you don't see "Developer options" in settings, then just go to "About device" & tap on "Build number" 7 times and it will appear.

2) Download Trapkernel to your device. Also, open the Play Store & download an app called "Rashr". Download "ES File Explorer" too if you don't already have it.

3) In Es File Explorer navigate to the Trapkernel file & rename it so that it just ends in ".tar" instead of ".md5". You should be able to open it now.

4) Once inside the file touch and hold "boot.img" and select "copy". Then just paste it right away in the same directory.

5) Now open Rashr & select "Kernel From Storage" & navigate to your extracted boot.img & install it.

6) Reboot and you should now be rooted. :)

EDIT: You can do the same thing btw with installing TWRP by extracting the "recovery.img" & selecting "Recovery From Storage" in Rashr. It will prompt you afterwards to "Reboot to Recovery" though, but you want to say "NO" as that will cause you to go into a recovery loop.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] gmolds:
Been reading up here as my wife has this phone... have use Shiny's stuff in the past on my S4... Anyone know this guy or seen his ROM in action on the Core Prime?

Montro's ROM

http://androidforums.com/threads/mo...1-fastest-and-lightest-rom-5-17-2016.1030946/

Of course I posted this before I got to the info and links to Slim... still might check that one out... just so new with no comments and I don't know that dev.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] FazPhantom:
Okay, I have never heard of this debloated ROM, SlimPickins was the only debloated ROM I'm aware of. Anyways I bookmarked your link so I can try this ROM out when I have the time. This ROM looks a little interesting...
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
I'm guessing no one's heard of that rom because it was only uploaded 2 days ago. Read through it's features though and didn't really see anything that seemed much better than SlimPickins, especially if it's just modified stock. If it was a non-TouchWiz rom however, then I'd definitely be interested.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
[MENTION=7344042]FazPhantom[/MENTION] Did you try that rom yet?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] FazPhantom:
Yeah, I did. I was devastated by the appearance of the ROM. It was garbage compared to SlimPickins. There wasn't a setup experience when you use the ROM for the first time, the display calibration (or DPI, whatever it's called) looked awkward, the ROM was way too stripped down of its important stuff, plus there wasn't even any SuperSU preloaded with the ROM. I could go on, but this ROM has a plethora of issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Good to know. Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] 2xMakina:
Thank you to Shinyside and everyone else who worked on this root solution.

After getting rid of my Kyocera Hydro Wave because I couldn't root it, I got this phone, tried a one-click root "solution" I'd found online, and soft bricked it.

Had to give myself a crash course on basic ROM flashing using the latest version of Odin 3.10.7, and tried several different "available" root "solutions."

For instance, Kingoroot "worked" but when rebooted after SuperSU update, it soft bricked again.

It was only after reading the previous "Is there a way to root Samsung SM-G360T1" and finally THIS thread that I had a reliable, stable root which sticks. As of today, May 27, 2016, the rooting process, using the permissive kernel, still works with brand new SM-G360T1 phones. I have achieved the stable root and I have to thank ShinySide a thousand times for making this a reality.

I'm also realizing the phone manufacturers are trying to make it harder to achieve root, which is why I gave up my otherwise-decent Kyocera Hydro Wave.

But the combination of the learning process AND YOU GUYS HERE (you're awesome)...I now know how to flash ROM's, understand a little more about what the Kernel does and "sorta" how it works, and have achieved root for my phone.

As long as Samsung keeps supporting devs, I guess I'll have to stick to Samsung products.

I may have missed a couple of pages -- have we figured out how to stop the Knox triggers yet?

Thanks in advance,

2x
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] gmolds:
You can try triangle away but why? You've essentially broken warranty and that means nothing unless you have a warranty issue. That KNOX and warnings that you see on boot don't do anything as far as functionality go.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] 2xMakina:
This. THIS RIGHT HERE. I no longer see the Knox warnings. THANKS, Bogarty!

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Yeah. Considering Metro PCS's warranty service, plus the fact that the deductible on a 150 dollar phone is 50 bucks...I'm gonna say that worrying about my "warranty"...especially since when I bricked my first SM-G360T1 I had to buy another one later that evening for full price plus tax and connect fee...yeah.

Warranty isn't even on my radar anymore. It's my phone and when I brick or break it, it's on me. On one hand, it's a little scary, but on the other hand, it's almost a relief that now there's no question I am responsible for my hardware and, BECAUSE I am responsible for it, I can do what I want with it. It's a mindset shift.

So, tell me about "triangle away"...I don't know anything about that.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Yeah, not selecting OEM unlocking the first time will cause problems, but any time I hear about King Root being used on this device it's generally aways the cause. Unfortunately, it could be any number of things that it's changed that are causing the problem, so I can't tell you exactly what. The most sure way to fix it is to first reflash the stock firmware in Odin from here:

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/53271/G360T1UVU1AOFA_G360T1TMB1AOFA_TMB/

(*Instructions at the bottom of that page.)

Then, follow the instructions in the OP for flashing Trapkernel.

ALTERNATIVE: Assuming King Root didn't mess up any partitions or something too deep in the system, then you can also just try flashing a rom like SlimPickins instead, which comes with Trapkernel and should fix your boot problem.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63868639
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] dochollidaze:
Thanks for the link. King root is a nightmare, uninstalled it 20x and never went away after rebooting 20x. Deleted every king file es explorer found and supersu still wouldnt update binaries. Likely messed with files deep in phone. Thanks for the link, for sure going to go that route and start fresh
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Jerryto007:
well after rooting i always restarted it and always booted back up but i was messing with kingo app and allowed knox to keep running and after a while i rebooted it and that message appeared, could it be knox the problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Sirbacon:
Is it safe to update the binary for SuperSU?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] justinwilliams8589:
I have tried using jodin several times a day over the last several days and each time jodin says "The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later" i've been without my phone for 5 days now if you could just post the pit for the sm-g360t1 i'd really appreciate it
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Shouldn't cause any problems.

Just from looking at the comments on that thread it appears that their server goes down periodically, but then eventually comes back up, so you may have to just be patient with it. Looks like the last time it was down was in February:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=65341888

Also, even though others have confirmed to me that my instructions were correct for Jodin, I have never actually used it, so the best place probably to get answers for Jodin is to ask in that thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Sirbacon:
Alright, thanks, I will try it when I get home. I will let you guys know if anything went wrong
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
If you're ever worried about stuff like that in the future, then the best thing to do is to just make sure you have a recent backup in TWRP handy. That way no matter what you do, you can always recover. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] g7755725:
will this Unlock the blootloader

I did what you said but i used odin v3.07 and added the tar.md5 to the PDA section i flashed it and successfully rooted now does this unlock the bootloader to install a custom recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Daiwuff:
Ok, so I rooted my phone just fine. Now any time I reboot it, at the top it displays text in red that says "KERNEL IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING" and on the line under it, "Set Warranty Bit: kernel" in yellow. It otherwise functions just fine and having no problems... so is this nothing to worry about? And what do the lines mean?

Thanks.

-Dai
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] PalmCentro:
Nothing to worry, just make sure you never turn off OEM unlocking.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
Will this work on the sm-g360t for t mobile ?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
Thanks

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Does this trap kernel come with twrp or I'll have to flash that to

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Does this trap kernel come with twrp or I'll have to flash that to?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] PalmCentro:
You'll need to flash TWRP separately.

So technically you don't need this trap kernel to root the T-Mobile variant.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
+1 this is no longer needed to root the device. This was built before twrp was available as well as system less root. Super SU now patches the boot.img. flash TWRP, flash latest supersu and profit
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
I actually was not aware that Chainfire had rendered Trapkernel moot. I imagine it's still good for fixing boot though. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
It decompresses the boot.img and patches it via a perl script
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
So can you give step my step and links
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
I gave him the link already [MENTION=5580710]ShinySide[/MENTION] for TWRP on another thread, but just downloading SuperSU from the Playstore & installing the binary when prompted will give him the latest version right?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
Download twrp, download latest supersu from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053

Flash TWRP, go directly to recovery, flash supersu profit

Of course still toggle oem unlock
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
Okay and flash twrp with Odin? Do you have a link for the twrp that work on the sm-g360t
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
I checked on the Play Store btw and it says it's the same version 2.76.

Maybe flashing it works better though for rooting?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
The zip actually roots the device
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
No I don't. I dont even own this device. It's somewhere in this forum. Use the 3.x.x.x version as the 2.x.x.x version I did is outdated
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
I see. Good to know. I'll spread the word. Thank you! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
[MENTION=3809642]bogarty[/MENTION] do you know about the twrp ? Flash it with Odin and put it in the AP sloot?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
I already told him to flash version 3.0.1-0 from here and not 3.0.2-0 because it often fails when flashing SlimPickins rom & other zips for some reason:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=66266209

I think perhaps he doesn't think I know what I'm talking about now though because I originally told him to use Trapkernel to root before receiving this other information today about SuperSU also rooting the boot.img now. [emoji14]

Yes. That's the best way, but before flashing SuperSU afterwards make sure you have OEM Unlocking checked in Settings. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
Can you boot to android and follow the directions you quoted?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] osk4rin:
error dowload mode

yes my friend and the same error happen :crying:

can I talk you ?im in CA.

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
Okay go to settings>about device>and tap the Build number til dev options unlocks. Hit your back key go to dev options. Do you have OEM unLock or something to that affect? And is it checked or unchecked
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] osk4rin:
root successful achieved !!

hey master thanks for your help,,the OEM unlock was unchecked that why affected the Root Processes.

you are a genius thanks for your help!!

many thanks!!:)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] givo7192:
IT WORKED!!

It was the OEM toggle..

Great work!!

Thanks a million!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] waterbucket123:
How do I go into download mode? Sorry for the noob question but I tried volume +/- and no work.

Edit: Found solution.

Switch off your Samsung Galaxy Core Android Smartphone.

Now press and hold “Volume Down + Power + Home” buttons together for a little bit of time.

After appearing Samsung logo release the buttons.

Then you will move on to Warning page.

Read the warning before going to proceed.

As the given on screen instruction, press Volume Up button to enter into download mode.

The you will see the page with Android logo and “Downloading, Do not turn off target!!”

If you don’t want to move on download mode, just press Volume Down button in the proceed page.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
Good deal and added to OP to make sure it's checked
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] waterbucket123:
Worked

Yes yes yesss, it worked! Thank you very much!
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Yeah, I had this checked through our whole testing process just in case, but I would have thought that OEM unlocking would only affect unlocking the bootloader(aboot) itself and not the boot.img or kernel. Maybe it makes since though. Makes me wonder how long before they delete that little feature. The bastids...

BTW...really happy to see all my new SM-G360T1 friends that I've been hypothesizing about root with the last couple of months actually finally GET ROOT! Woo hoo!!! [emoji14]

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Did you get it rooted? The fact that you got this phone yesterday makes me wonder if you might not have the current firmware. Go to "Settings/About Device", then under baseband make sure it says "G360T1UVU1AOFA".

[MENTION=5580710]ShinySide[/MENTION] told me the fix for this. If after rooting you see this:

Then make sure you have both SuperSU and a root browser installed from the play store. Open SuperSU and let it do it's root verification thing. Then open your root browser and navigate to the "system/app" folder and delete the whole folder called "SecurityLogAgent". Give root browser root priveleges through SuperSU when it prompts you and then reboot. You shouldn't see the message anymore. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Dr Roz Welle:
Dude i swear that icon is a ladies ass every time i see it.. Its cool though
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Pretty off topic and I had absolutely no idea what you were talking about at first, but I suppose we see what we want to see I guess. [emoji14]
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] givo7192:
Xposed?

So are we good to use Xposed Framework??
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
No. With Samsung phones you need to be running a deodexed custom rom. I was kind of bumming on that too, as Xposed is the #1 reason that I wanted root.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] givo7192:
Oh I see, guess I'll wait for that but whatever this is great for now.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xRaZeR_FuZioNx:
Thank you [MENTION=5580710]ShinySide[/MENTION] for this! Works flawlessly.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Noktrnl:
Amazing work on this root. Any idea if someone might be working on a recovery and roms for the g360t1?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
At a second glance actually, this guy says that he managed to make a workaround for Xposed so that it works with both odexed and deodexed 5.1.1 Samsung stock roms if you want to check out this link here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3180960 The problem though is that, while you can probably flash it through our stock recovery, you can't do a full nandroid backup in stock recovery, so if it doesn't work you could brick your device with maybe no way to restore it again, so you really should have a custom recovery like TWRP or CWM first to be safe, but there is no working one currently.

If you do decide to do it anyway and risk it, I would at least move all your important stuff to the external sd and back up all your apps and system data there too with Titanium Backup or something just in case. I would also make sure you flash the right file. I believe it would be the "ARM32" one(or just "arm & not "arm64") because our phone is running on 32bit according to [MENTION=5580710]ShinySide[/MENTION], but you might want to ask him to be sure. Also know that no one else is responsible if you brick your phone.

UPDATE: Tried flashing Xposed for you guys anyway just to see where we stood on that. Flashed from external sd, from ADB & even from flashify app. None of them are allowed without being able to disable "signature verification", which you can only do in a custom recovery like CWM. Sorry guys! :(
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] waterbucket123:
Was just about to ask the same thing :(

Bummer, I was just read the thread about this.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Kirito2219:
does the term "trip knox" mean to void the warranty?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Yes, but it's inevitable if you want root.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
Oh thanks a lot bro :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] PalmCentro:
Updating via app is only if you have already root, flashing is the way to go!
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Makes sense. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
BTW any sweet roms or twricks for the sm-g360t?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Sadly there are still not many Roms for this device. The most popular right now is this one because it clears space and removes most of the bloatware on your device and yes it does work for the SM-G360T too btw.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63868639

We have also been trying to get a Cyanogenmod rom working for this device too for some time, though it still doesn't boot.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63712843

There is another rom as well, but I don't really know anything about it. Also, some of us have been trying to make our own roms too. I'm running my own right now, but it's still not quite anything I'd want to release at this point.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
Okay thanks for the info tho
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] Cakeburn:
Rooted succesfully, how do I install xposed framework with this method? Tried everything.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] bogarty:
Go to this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=62377731

First download and install the "Xposed Installer App" that's linked in that post. Afterwards, click on the link that says "Download", then click on "86.0"(or whichever one is newest), then click on "Lollipop". Download the file that says something like "xposed-v86.0-sdk22-arm-custom-build-by-wanam-20160709.zip"(not the "arm64" one), reboot into TWRP, click on "Install" & then select the zip file to install and reboot. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
Could one of you guys send me the link to the 3.0.1-0 twrp. Imge I can't find it sorry
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] DuvalBoy54:
Is there a zip file for trap kernel? I have cwm installed, a need to root. If anyone has a copy, or can make one? Thx in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] PalmCentro:
Use the latest SuperSU.zip and that's it!

The trap kernel is outdated and no longer needed as per the developer, two posts back.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
You don't need to post in more than one thread. This one isn't even for your device.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] xXCoolGuYXx:
Dose anyone know which Xposed modules work one this device?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] FazPhantom:
Hello [MENTION=5580710]ShinySide[/MENTION],

I am looking to create my own custom kernel for the SM-G360T1, and I will need help with one thing. When you were making TrapKernel for the SM-G360T1, what was the .defconfig file you had to modify inside arch/arm/configs? The help would be much appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] g7755725:
new GALAXY Core Prime update

Hey their was a new update last night for our SM-GT360T1 can you update the root kernel so i can reroot my phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ShinySide:
This
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] ewokmojo:
Is there a root for this device that doesn't require a computer?

I do not have one... Thanks...
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] PalmCentro:
No
[Samsung Galaxy Core Prime ROMs, Kernels, Recoverie] g7755725:
not a great solution you still need to update the trap kernel with the latest kernel

I tried what you said but my phone froze up from to many apps so I factory resetted, but when I did the factory reset disabled OEM Unlock and said Boot up by kernel blocked by far guys if you update to the latest version be aware this root method and kernel is useless until Shiney updates the kernel I don't blame u Shiney you did a great job but I just hope you update the kernel so we don't break out Mr devices when we factory reset, trap kernel did a great work of still having OEM Unlock when we factory reset