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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] theunderdawg:
I pressed ap in odin loaded the .tar file did let the firmware load took awhile..

Yep its connected com3 it was mm 6.0.1 already on the phone i downloaded same 6.0.1 from sammobile still failed .. now the calibration is off flashed the new twerp omg... ???
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] Mr Global:
I used this method to flash my Note 4 N910T. That unit broke, so Tmobile just sent me a replacement, a N910T3.

I tried to odin TWRP and it fails every time. I have tried various cables, etc.

I will attach a screenshot below of the fail screen.

From reading this thread, it seems I need to turn off the REACTIVATION LOCK option.

I remember doing this on my N910T (which I still have).

I went to shut off the reactivation lock, and it isnt there! There is no "REACTIVATION LOCK" choice under security in the N910T3, like there is on my N910T.

When I got the phone, I upgraded to 6.0.1 via Tmobile update.

I would appreciate some help. I cant figure this out.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] Mr Global:
Sheesh.....I found the answer, and i'm posting it, in case someone has the same problem.

I found this regarding the NOTE%, and it worked for my Note4 N910T

You must make sure OEM Unlock and USB debugging is enabled.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] wilsonmd:
That is what i tell youu!!???? Check these 2 importanta option!! Jajjajajaa! Ok my brother... im happy for your result! And remember BEWARE>>>>>> IF YOU WIPE THE INTERNAL SD CARD AND ERASE THE TWRP FILE INSIDE THE SD...... BOOT AGAIN IN THE TWRP RECOVERY, DONT BOOT IN SYSTEM because you must autorize the TWRP again.....or the system rewrite the custom recovery again to stock recovery. BEWARE!!!!!!???
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] wernst:
So this is weird...

I've rooted and TWRP-ed since 4.4.4 with ODIN, but this time I have run ODIN apparently successfully (no errors, thermometer fills up as TWRP uploads and apparently installs), but when i reboot into Recovery, it fires up Stock Recovery instead of TWRP.

Never seen that before, and I am at a loss. Any thoughts?

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
Did you boot into system first or did you stop the reboot after installing twrp and boot into it first?

If you boot into system first, then twrp, it will overwrite and boot into stock recovery. New for MM.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] wernst:
Bingo! That was the issue. Many thanks for pointing out the different way MM works.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
I'm just passing on what I've learned on here. Glad you got it sorted.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] rajil.s:
I installed Systemless root file from the OP and flashed it using TWRP. In addition, installed Supersu from the PlayStore. Fired up Android Pay and it gives me an error, 'Android Pay can't be used'. Where did i go wrong?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] puhiniho:
I just ran into the same issue where now I can't use Android Pay either (systemless root). I used a Chase CC and it said something like you're rooted and it can't be used. If anyone has any thoughts? Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] mke1:
I am seeking someone who can root my note 4, n910t, t mobile version.. I would be happy to pay for the rooting.

Can someone recommend a person?

I googled... to many companies..

Also, when it is rooted, should I ask for a different ROM or update to android?

Thank you for your help.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] justforgot:
Does this rooting method works with N910TUVS2EPG2 8-1-2016?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
It really is simple. Just follow the guide by DeeXii if on MM or odin flash cf-autoroot if on KK or LL. Best to learn it yourself as you may need to redo it at some point. I know I've rooted and rerooted so many times across 9 devices.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
Try it and find out then let us know.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] justforgot:
Well for now i read some other people already tried it and they said it works fine. I'll be doing this but i'm waiting for a part that i'm receiving for my other device so i can use that as my backup to do testing on this phone. :)

It will be a while before i test this out.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] Savagefiction:
Kingroot is now working and then just download Super SU
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] mke1:
I just bought this phone. Sm-n910t

Android version 5.1.1

Build number lmy47x. N910tuvu2dok2

Do you have a good rom for it?

I use it on att

I am trying to get it rooted..

A few questions:

1. Since I use it on ATT, should I get a new ROM installed after rooting? If so, which one?

2. Is a ROM with marshmallow possible, with rooting? Is there an advantage with Marshmallow?

3. Is there someone who can do the above 2 for me? I would rather pay someone to do this for me.. I have googled and contacted a couple of people.. waiting for response.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] DeeXii:
Since the phone is N910T you would use the roms and kernels from here.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] mke1:
I sent you a small donation.. thanks for your help..

Confirmation Number: 9V630440A0374801X	Placed on Aug 4, 2016

Donation from mke1 [5753717] on XDA Developers (http://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile/general/recovery-n910t-t3-marshm

I found a company called oneclickroot.com. They rooted my phone remotely.. It did take a while though.. probably about an hour.. they downloaded a couple of files and odin and rooted it just fine.

I paid $75 but I think their lowest $38 would have been sufficient.. No reason to buy the "warranty" or 30 day service, I think..

For 40 bucks, it would be money well spent.. $75.. is not too bad..
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] DeeXii:
Thanks! I actually send all my donations to freeza but still thanks!

The only thing I would say is watch out for those "remote" root services. I personally wouldnt let anyone do anything to my phone remotely but thats just me.

Glad it worked out but I wouldnt be able to sleep at night if some random person was messing with my computer / phone. :P
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] dkb218:
$75? I would've done for a slice of pizza and a root beer.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] mke1:
The computer I let him use is being re-formatted anyway. I purposefully installed windows 10 on a SSD on an old computer and let him use that.. I will reformat that SSD.

I was watching him do the rooting. He downloaded a couple of files. He downloaded one of them into my phone. Then rand odin. I guess I could have done it but I wasn't too sure..

You are correct.. someone could theoretically put spyware on the phone..

But then, in the past, I had sent my phone to a different guy for rooting.. His name is Joe Kim. He did a good job too but he wanted me to send the phone to him.

Sending a phone would have even a higher risk, would it not? Frankly, I would not have mind sending it to Joe Kim.. Its just that remote root was faster.

These people were very prompt. as soon as i paid, they opened the chat and started rooting.

---------- Post added at 09:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:31 AM ----------

I wish I had the time and interest.. I had done it once in the past.. but I recall that there is always a "glitch".. Fortunately, found a company called oneclickroot.com. They rooted my phone remotely.. It did take a while though.. probably about an hour.. they downloaded a couple of files and odin and rooted it just fine.

I paid $75 but I think their lowest $38 would have been sufficient.. No reason to buy the "warranty" or 30 day service, I think..

For 40 bucks, it would be well worth it!

In the past, I had used a guy named Joe Kim (forgot his website - i think he is called joe the android rooter).. He also did a good job. At that time, I had a mega i527 ATT version - which he could not root.. So, I had to buy a broken 527 rogers version. He took the trouble of swapping the electronics and rooting the phone with rogers ckt board in it).

I was going to send my phone to Joe again but these oneclickroot guys did it right away.. they came online right after I paid for it..

By the way, the oneclickroot.com also tells you if that particular model phone can be rooted.. for example, the website told me that n910t can be rooted but not the n910A(Att version).

Someone has taken the time to update this.. and i like that! Well worth the $40 or in my case $75 -
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] hpc305:
Yes I can confirm it works with no issues at all
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] killahax:
so in 6.0.1 there is no oem unlock any more, also it needs to be specified on these kind of post that you have to flash twrp with odin and have reboot unchecked on odin. then take out the battery and reboot into recovery to get twrp going. Then flash superuser with twrp. other wise people are looking for hours why its not working properly
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] petriejohn:
Help with note 4

I have been trying to find a way to root my note 4 sm-n910t3 version 6.0.1 and have foud no way of doing so. i have heard that in order root it i need to unlock bootloader but the only way to unlock boot loader is to root my phone. has anyone rooted a note 4?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
Just follow the op. Odin twrp and flash SU. Your bootloader is already unlocked.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] petriejohn:
so this will work with version 6.0.1 and does the twrp flash unlock my boot loader? or how is it already unlocked? thanks for the reply on this, its my first time trying this out but i also don't want to brick my phone.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
Yeah, this is for 6.0.1. As far as the bootloader goes, it was not locked on the 910t.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] petriejohn:
Okay is the bootloader locked on the 910t3 ? i dont have the 910t
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
The T and the T3 are now, essentially, the same. If you're on 5.1.1, as I understand it, the software is identical other than the buildprop identifying one or the other.

So regardless of the handset you own now, as long as your on 5.1.1, you should be able to follow these instructions.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] petriejohn:
I thought this was for 6.0.1 marshmallow??
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
They are for MM

But prior to 5.1.1, there were apparently some software issues that made a difference between the two models. But with 5.1.1,they essentially became one in the same. And with 6.0.1,they are the same. So kernels are interchangeable as are ROMs.

Or at least, such is my understanding. I've not seen anything to dissuade me if that idea as of yet.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] ch4ch0:
Already done all this 15 days ago no problems all OK but IR don't work...

Any tips?????
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
Change to a different app. For whatever reason, I noted that the IR blaster only works with some apps, not all. It took me a day or so to find one that worked without trouble all the time. Now I use it:

http://goo.gl/QEFYu

Exclusively. Not sure if they have an unpaid app but it was well worth whatever I paid for the "pro" version.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] jazzmachine:
Thanks for linking to the app you referred to... I haven't updated yet (waiting to see if [MENTION=4107827]TEKHD[/MENTION] has an MM ROM coming), but the app that you referred to - Smart IR Remote / Anymote - is the one that I've used exclusively for some time now. I couldn't recommend it any more highly; it's among the main reasons that I plan on keeping my N4 after whatever/whenever I upgrade!

It has several killer features and supports a ton of devices, but my fav is the floating custom remote. You can make a single remote that will pop up from a shortcut and customize it with as many buttons as you want from any remote that you've loaded into the app. Customization also includes button shapes, colors, and icons or text. I'm pretty sure that there isn't a free version, but definitely worth the cost if you'll have a device with an IR blaster for a while (beats a Logitech Harmony IMO).

Anyway thanks for confirming that the app works with MM... I'd be

displeased

if it didn't! IMO it's definitely the best way to get the most out of your N4's IR blaster.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] petriejohn:
so on the twrp and the super download for the root does it mattter which mirror i download? it says mirror for Arizona and For texas does this matter when downloading and flash?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] sloanster:
Uh, use the one closest to you maybe!!!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] Kenny243:
I flashed the TWRP through Odin. When I boot into recovery mode. it boots into stock recovery, no TWRP.

What should I do? Should I flash TWRP again?

UPDATE: Never mind, figured it out from reading previous post.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] D200P13:
Will it wipe?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] mmaku:
halo, could someone post security patches update for the months of July for sideload. i moved a way from US.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] Holoshit:
How to add languages

Hi there,

just bought a Note4 SM-N910T (T-Mobile USA) carrier unlocked.

I have android 6.01 on it (android security patch level from July1, 2016).

Baseband version: N910TUVS2EPEG2

Build No. MMB29M.N910TUVS2EPG2

Knox version 2.6

I'd like to change the Note's language from English to an East European, but that it's not included in the ROM.

Can someone help me with some useful information on how to do it?

Can I use the rooting method from the OP?

Thank you :)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] pbyun3:
please help!!!!!

I am getting error on my phone says on my "NOTE 4 ERROR CUSTOM BINARY (BLOCKED) BY R/L"

and on odin write error like this...

not working on my NOTE 4 SM-N910T T-MOBILE 6.0.1 BUILD# N910TUVU2EPE3

Getting these error... can not write!

<ID:0/005> Odin engine v(ID:3.1005)..

<ID:0/005> File analysis..

<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/005> Initialzation..

<ID:0/005> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/005> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/005> SingleDownload.

<ID:0/005> recovery.img

<ID:0/005> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/005> RQT_CLOSE !!

<ID:0/005>

<ID:0/005> Complete(Write) operation failed.

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

please help
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
You have reactivation lock turned on under settings > security. Turn it off first.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] pontiff56:
note 4 root

Good morning Was reading your post on rooting the Note 4 and being new to this and watching and reading all the online post, i was wondering if you could assist a me little more.

I recently just obtain a T Mobile Galaxy Note 4

Model Number SM-N910T

Android version 6.0.1 (downloaded from Keis)

Android Security Patch July 1, 2016

Baseband version N910TUVSEPG2

Kernel version 3.10.40-7804088

dpi@SWDD5602 #1

Build Number MMB29M.N910TUVS2EPG2

Security verison MDF v2.0 Release 6

VPN v 1.4 Release 6.

Knox version 22.6

It has become so confusing as which route to go and what will work. Will the method you posted work for me? Or do i need to try something else.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] AriaNoob:
Yup...that's all you need to root
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] AriaNoob:
If you're looking to root and stay stock that's what you need to do. If you're looking to flash a custom ROM then after you odin twrp just flash whatever ROM you like. And also, as soon as you odin twrp make a backup! Good luck
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] pontiff56:
Thank you
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] coolpicos:
I'm running beanstalk how do I return back to stock 6.0
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
Likely the easiest thing to do is just flash the newest firmware via Odin. It's completely stock.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] SJMarty:
I have had the SM-N910T since the release date. I've been rooted since day one.

I followed these steps to take my phone from v5.1.1 TWRP/System Mode SuperSU to v6.0.1/TWRP/System Mode SuperSU. After completing the process, I have a few comments/questions...

One minor change to the steps in the first post. It says to download the custom kernel and copy it to your SD card but the step to actually flash the kernel is missing. It should be between the "Boot into TWRP" step and the "Flash SuperSU" step. Also, as already noted, this is only necessary for System Mode SuperSU.

I read the entire thread and saw a couple of people mention that SuperSU was missing from their app drawer but they were rooted. I did experience this also. I did the same as the others by downloading SuperSU from the Play Store and then it appeared in the drawer. Maybe this is because I have SuperSU Pro? Not sure but just wanted to mention it.

I lost write access to my SD card. Around mid-thread, someone had the same issue but I didn't see a reply. Is there a fix that someone could point me to to get write access back?

Thanks to DeeXii for putting this thread together. It is a great resource to get updated to stock rooted v6.0.1. I'm still in a bit of disbelief that T-Mobile actually gave us Marshmallow but very happy they did. :D
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] coolpicos:
how do i go about doing that?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
"The steps are simple.

Preparation first:

1. Download stock ROM since it can take while.

Guide

1. Backup everything, meaning apps and internal SDcard to extSDcard or PC. Heck I even remove extsdcard after backing up just in case.

2. Make sure your battery has good charge, unplug phone from PC. Go into recovery and factory reset and wipe internal storage. Use recovery or just power off and boot into download mode directly from recovery. You do not need to reboot back into Android.

3. Download your firmware, and extract it so you have a tar.md5 file.

4. Make sure you have the Samsung USB drivers. To reinstall wont hurt. They can be found at Samsung's website under your phone.

5. Download Odin. I used 3.0.9 for PE3 but you would be better off using the latest. or whats known to work 3.11.

6. Open Odin.

7. Put phone into Download Mode. Connect phone to PC. To know if your phone is connected to Odin, it will say 'Added' in the log. If it does not show, try unplugging phone and plugging back in.

8. Click the AP button in Odin and add your tar.md5 firmware file. If you use an older version of Odin, such as 3.0.9, make sure 'Auto Reboot' and 'F. Reset Time' are the ONLY ones checked. Others can brick the phone.

9. Click start, and your phone will be fresh. It can take a little time remember. As I said before, if it don't boot right try going into stock recovery and doing a factory reset.

10. Wait for setup, finish setup.

To install Recovery

1. Download TWRP for your phone. Latest ATM is 3.0.2.

2. Open Odin.

3. Reboot phone into Download Mode.

4. Connect phone. Check for 'Added' log.

5. Put recovery img.tar into AP Do not change settings or change from as said above.

6. Click Start. Your phone reboots. You now have a custom recovery."

====================================

I just quoted all that from when I asked your exact same question. All the files you need are in the OP off OD's MM ROM.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] demonr6:
Well.. like some others back at the beginning of the thread I have the issue where TWRP won't install. Followed the instructions, using v3.09 of Odin. Flashed twrp in the OP and it shows success but when I boot into recovery I get stock.

'Installing system update...'

'No command..'

and stock recovery..

There was a reason I held off so long hesitating to mess with this phone. Now the technology gods have been angered and they are telling me "leave it the **** alone there is no reason to mess with it."
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] nine5raptor:
Are you booting twrp before booting system for the first time? You cannot boot system first.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
This post:

http://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile...rive-6-0-1-mm-beta-4-13-t3358326/post66351510

has the latest firmware & TWRP. If by some chance, it doesn't take you to the OP of that thread, that's what you're looking for.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] SJMarty:
I don't know if it will make a difference, but maybe you could try the newer version of Odin - v3.11.1.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] demonr6:
Thanks guys.. not sure what is going on. I know I am in the right subforum for my Note 4 and it's pretty much the same as other Samsung phones I have had and nothing super complicated I could just screw up. I can't count how many times I flashed recoveries and hell I was flashing ROM's on the S2 like it was changing socks.

I did follow the OP instructions downloading the latest version of TWRP also the 3.09 of ODIN and for ****s and giggles I did get the latest from the last post, 3.11.1. Rebooted into download, flashed the recovery and the phone reboots into the OS. That's the only difference from the instructions here. Should I uncheck the auto reboot and manually shut it down then attempt to boot into TWRP?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] SJMarty:
Can you post a screen capture of the Odin window after the flash? Are you putting the TWRP file in the "AP" field?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] demonr6:
Everything was fine and it showed success.. and yes I was putting the TWRP file in the AP field. It was the auto-reboot into the OS and not going straight into recovery after the process that was boning it. All good now!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] netgar:
Hi,

Just received good condition N4 910T with latest EPG2. I really like that Maximum OvrDriVE 6.0.1 MM ROM, however I am new to this staff and I really dont want to brick my phone. I just want make sure before I start with flashing that ROM I need to root it. I am really confused how to root my phone since I want to use xposed installer later on. Should I use SystemLess or SystemMode with beastMode kernel root option?

I would like to flash xposed installer and few modules like: AdBlocker, CPUTemp in statusbar, Greenify, MW manager, Wanam, and youtube Adaway, Also AdAway. I understand that xposed installer is included in Modes_MM.

I'm sorry if this is stupid questions

Thank you.

Sorry for my EN.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
The point of systemless is to be able to hide root from apps that require you're not rooted to work. That's primarily Android pay and Samsung Pay. So, if you're not all that interested in that stuff, System mode root is better due to its stability. If you are interested in that stuff, system mode is still better because Android pay and Samsung pay both look for the newest systemless and won't work anyway.

As for installing Xposed, I'd suggest going to Maximum Overdrive's MM ROM (http://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile...ovrdrive-6-0-1-mm-beta-4-13-t3358326/page448) and downloading the Mods folder found in the first post. Once you extract it, you'll be able to find Xposed installers for both system and systemless and they're clearly labeled "flash me first" "flash me 2nd." So that makes it pretty easy. Once you have Xposed installed, you'll be able to download and activate any mod you want.

Be sure to make a nandroid of the following things - the initial install of the rooted ROM, the initial install after you decide to flash a different kernel, the initial install after you flash Xposed. Otherwise, at some point you will screw something up terribly and you'll be patting yourself on the back that you had the foresight to have a recent backup.

Good luck!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] netgar:
Thank you Lazarus for your help.

So I decided to install System root; that means I need to flash BeastMode kernel. Is this kernel work with Maximum OvrDriVE MM ROM? That's why I dont understand that point.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] lazarus0000:
Yes, use the BeastMode kernel. Either of the two included in the Mods folder in the Maximum Overdrive MM ROM I talked about will work. One is for normal battery, the other for an extended battery. That's mods folder also has the Xposed installers I mentioned too. Very useful stuff!