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ROOT and CWM recovery on galaxy 2 7 3113 easily

hey guys i was looking for rooting my galaxy tab 3113 and found simple and easy way in other forum ....I dont know if its allowed But m posting it out here...it work as charm for me ..hope u like it
notice :i just copy paste link no responsible for any damage or loss!!!
Download imnuts' espresso_recovery.tar.md5
(Use if your GT2 came with UEALCB firmware and it has been updated OTA to UEALD3 firmware, or you're running UEALD3 and not sure if it was updated OTA.)
Download xoomdev's espressowifi-recovery-5-18.tar.md5
(Use if your GT2 is currently running UEALCB firmware or came with UEALD3 firmware out of the box.)
Download nycbjr's cwm-root-gtab2.zip
Download Odin3-v1.85_3.zip
Download Samsung Drivers (Not required if you have already installed Samsung Kies)
Copy cwm-root-gtab2.zip to the ROOT of your sdcard ( /mnt/extSdCard ). This is the sdcard in the slot. The /mnt/sdcard folder is in the internal memory and won't be recognized in recovery.
Turn off your tablet and restart it in download mode by pushing and holding down the Power and Volume DOWN buttons at the same time. Push the Volume UP to get into download mode. Don't plug the tablet into the computer yet.
If you installed Samsung's Kies software, make sure it is closed and not running.
Extract Odin3 v1.85.exe and run it.
Connect the tablet to the computer.
The first box under ID:COM will be yellow and shows the current com port you are connected to. If you can't connect, try another USB port.
In Odin, click the PDA button. Select the espresso_recovery.tar.md5 or espressowifi-recovery-5-18.tar.md5 file you downloaded and click the START button. Let Odin do it's thing. When it's done, the tablet will reboot.
Disconnect the tablet from the computer. Turn the tablet off and restart it in recovery mode by pushing and holding the Power and Volume UP buttons at the same time.
Once you are in recovery, use the volume button to move around and the power button to select an option. Select install zip from sdcard. Choose the cwm-root-gtab2.zip file you already copied to the root of the sdcard.
When the rooting is finished, choose reboot system now in the recovery menu.
That's it. If everything went well, you should now be rooted.
original link : rootzwiki
All credit goes to:
xoomdev for the CWM Recovery
nycbjr for the CWM Root
jcase for the Unsecured Boot Images
imnuts for packaging jcase's UEALD3 unsecured boot image with xoomdev's (5/19) CWM recovery for use in Odin. (See this thread)

Does this work on this firmware
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dswaggz said:
Does this work on this firmware
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No, it doesent.
You can try it, but you get stock recovery ,
If you succeed,, please post.

Tried a thousand times can I hard reset to before update?
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Problem solved :thumbup: http://rootzwiki.com/index.php?/topic/25228-[How-To]-Rooting-GT-P3113-Step-by-Step-(Updated-05/24/12)
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Root your S5 (CF-Auto Root)

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd’s (KRX:005935) new Galaxy S5 smartphone can now be rooted using the CF-Auto-Root tool, developed by Chainfire, a recognized member of the XDA Developers forum.
Rooting a device allows users to get complete access to the device’s operating system to make changes to the file systems. In order to root the Galaxy S5 running on the latest Android 4.4.2 KitKat, users are required to flash the CF-Auto-Root file in the smartphone.
Users will have to download the appropriate CF-Auto-Root package for their Galaxy S5 models. Users can check the model number by going to Settings > About phone > Model number.
Here are the download links to CF-Auto-Root packages:
Points To Remember Before Rooting
- Users are recommended to back-up all data before rooting the device
- The device should have at least 80 percent charge left on the battery
- USB drivers must be installed on the computer with USB Debugging enabled on the device to transfer files between the phone and computer
- Users should ensure they are using the correct root package for their device
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Tutorial
Step 1: Download CF-Auto-Root package and Odin v3.09. Then, extract the files to the computer.
Step 2: Boot the Galaxy S5 in Download mode by pressing and holding down the Volume Down, Home and Power buttons together. When a warning screen is displayed, press the Volume Up button to enter Download mode.
Step 3: Now, run Odin3 v3.09.exe as an Administrator and then connect the Galaxy S5 to the PC via USB cable. If connected successfully, a message showing “Added!!” will appear in Odin’s message box, if not, try another USB port. If the issue persists, try reinstalling the USB driver.
Step 4: Click on the AP button, and select the CF-Auto-Root file (a .tar.md5 file), which was extracted in Step 1.
Step 5: In Odin, make sure that the “Auto Reboot” and “F. Reset Time” options are checked while “repartition” is unchecked.
Step 6: Click on the Start button in Odin to begin the flashing process.
Step 7: After the process is complete, the Galaxy S5 will restart and a PASS message with green background will appear in the left-most box at the top of Odin.
Voila! you have successfully rooted your S5!

And this will also trip KNOX I supose?

Hasn't this been covered elsewhere?
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This method seems sooooo much more complex than towelroot and potentially more risky?

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Hasn't this been covered elsewhere?
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Yes, in the developer's original thread, and he should be getting the thanks for it.
[SM-G900*] CF-Auto-Root

Thread closed as Chainfire already has a thread here so there is no need for one that essentially copy/pastes the information in his thread.

[Solution] Nexus 4 Hard Brick Restore

I have hard-bricked my Nexus 4 while flashing Optimus G Kitkat KDZ file. I could not get into download mode, fastboot, and it had no signs of life but Qualcomm HS-USB driver. I have successfully restored it to download mode, which allows to flash stock ROM via instruction at Here.
LG BoardDiag looks like this:
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However, since there is no Nexus 4 on this list, I have chose G (APQ8064), as Optimus G uses same AP and it is almost identical to Nexus 4.
You need to download tot file for Nexus 4 from this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/general/stock-stock-roms-collection-ca-eu-au-t1976057
Click the link saying LGE960AT-00-V10c-NXS-XX-NOV-14-2012-JVP15L-FACTORY_0.
If you already have a .tot file, we need to extract important files including bootloader and partition table within tot file.
1. Rename tot file extension to bin (*.tot to *.bin). Renaming will make this file also usable for LGNPST, which you can use to flash Nexus 4 stock ROM.
2. On the Image Extraction section of BoardDiag, click 3 dot button on BIN, then choose Nexus 4 firmware image renamed at step 1.
3. Click 3 dot button on DIR, and make a folder "N4" on any familiar directory.
4. Click "Extract" Button.
5. On Target DIR section of the BoardDiag, choose "N4" folder you have created at step 3.
6. Go to Device Manager and find COM port number of HS-USB QDloader (In my case, it was COM13, but in case COM port of your Nexus 4 is different, you need to choose right COM Port.)
7. On BoardDiag, at COM Port section, choose COM Port that you have seen on Device Manager at step 6 (If HS-USB QDloader showed COM13, you may select COM13, otherwise, choose right COM Port that you have found on Device Manager.)
8. Tick AP check, then click start.
9. Tick EMMC Test, then click start after AP check is done.
10. Tick SDRAM Test, then click start after EMMC Test is done. Wait until your device shows "Download Mode" screen.
11. Download Automated LGNPST on This Post. and install LGNPST.
12. Flash Nexus 4 stock ROM (bin file used at step 2) with LGNPST. However, after you flash stock ROM via LGNPST and finish first boot, it will show "type password to decrypt storage". Don't panic and flash factory image from google (I recommend 4.2.2) on fastboot mode (Vol up + down + Power without power/usb cable connected. If vol up+down are pressed while usb / power cable is connected, it will boot up to download mode.)
13. For storage issue (16GB model showing 8GB of storage), follow the instruction at http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/general/tutorial-how-to-unbrick-n4-t2347060 .
Credits
kryptonite for providing LG BoardDiag and instructions how to use BoardDiag
Gigadroid for providing instruction how to use LGNPST and solve storage issues.

[Guide] How to revert back to Kitkat from Miui Lollipop in easiest way

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How to revert back to Kitkat from MIUI lollipop in easiest way​
Requirements :
MIUI 7.1 KK Rom
MiFlash
Important :
Before flashing it is advised to take the backup of data and make sure that your phone battery is charged enough.
Steps :
1. Download ROM from the above link and extract it to Desktop.
Note: - Some users get error while extracting onDesktop Because there is space in the username of PC or the folder as shown.
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The users should put the ROM In C Drive in a folder without spaces. E,g C:/ROM/MIUI
The Error shown when using space between foldername.
2. Download flashing tool from the above link and install it.
3. Once installation is complete, Run MiFlash application.
4. Click on browse
5. Select ROM folder from Desktop(From the location where ROM is saved)
Note: -The path of the ROM folder Should be like "C:\Users\zeus\Desktop\MIUI" Not "C:\Users\zeus\Desktop\MIUI\images"
The MIUI Rom folder should Contain the following files
6. Turn off the phone, press and hold the Volume Down key and the Power button at the same time to enter Fastboot mode, then connect the phone to a computer.
7. Press Refresh button to see you device in flashing tool.
After pressing refresh button you will see connected device.
Here You have 3 options to select.
Choose the options carefully as per your need:-
1. Flash_all:- Clears all the data of the built-in storage, clear all user data, please be careful!(Clean Install)
2. Flash_all_except_storaget:- Will erase all user data does not clear the built-in storage data.
3. Flash_all_except_data_storage:- Does not clear the built-in storage data does not clear user data
8. Click on Flash and it will start process
Device Mismatch error ? Don't worry, click below.
Steps :
1. Dowload Notepad++ from here. Go to folder where you have extracted the Rom
2 .Right Click on any of 3 Batch Files ( .bat extension) you want to choose and open it with Notepad++
3. Delete those 2 lines ( line no. 10 and 11 ) and then Save it using ctrl+s or file menu.
4. Done , now you can flash fastboot rom on your device using Mi flash tool without having that error
9. Once flashing process completes Device will automatically reboot. Reboot might take upto 5 minutes.
Done !

its working 100% thanks for ur guide

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Hello! I followed the instructions below but the process got stuck at "<ID:0/006> boot.bin". After it was stuck like that for about 30 minutes I pulled the plug.
Now I have a completely black screen and can't boot into dl or rec mode..
Please help?
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Use Odin3 Version 1.7 to 1.83 ( meant for Galaxy S1 series (attached below)
Attached below 3 i9000 PIT files ( use 512 only for re-partition ) or 512 PIT
i9000 JVU ROM with i9000 JVU CF ROOT Kernel download and unzip
FIRST ensure your phone (i9000) has more than 80% battery charge before attempting to Flash.
Procedure:
1. Fire up Odin3 on your PC and ensure KIES is not running on your PC by killing (Kies.exe , KiesTrayAgent.exe, and KiesPDLR.exe) using Task Manager
2. Put the phone to the Download Mode by pressing (VolumeDown+Home+Power) buttons and connect the phone to your PC (your phone should be recognized)
3. Select PDA > CODE_I9000XXJVU_CL851880_REV03_user_low_ship.tar.md5
4. Select PHONE > MODEM_I9000XXJVU_REV_00_CL1092175.tar.md5
5. Select CSC > GT-I9000-CSC-MULTI-OXAJVU.tar.md5
6. Select PIT > 512 PIT (If 'Re-Partition' is not checked under 'Option', check it)
7. Press the Start button Do not press anything else or interrupt it, wait for flashing process to complete and phone will reboot
After which you repeat steps one and two (to flash the kernel for root and CWM recovery)
3. now select PDA > CF-Root-XX_OXA_JVU_2.3.6-v4.3-CWM3RFS
4. press Start Button. Do not press anything else or interrupt it, wait for flashing process to complete and phone will reboot
That's it, now you have a perfect Phone, rooted and having CWM recovery, ideal starting point for upgrading to ICS and after that to Jelly Bean custom ROM's
Any problems you may have after doing this, just look here for the solution to that particular problem.
As explained earlier (about clean flashing) if your phone reboots into recovery with some errors appearing in red after flashing the JVU ROM
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it may be resolved by flashing dbdata.rfs (attached below) as PDA in Odin3 to remove the junk data files.Using Heimdall to flash
You can do the same process using heimdall instead of Odin3 too, to use heimdall one click you can download i9000 Rescue kit and flash. or use [GUIDE] Flashing with Heimdall​
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