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Rogers finally updated to 4.4.2
Can this phone be rooted? I have tried various attempts, none seem to work.
Thanks
Rogers G Flex 4.4.2
snowman47 said:
Rogers finally updated to 4.4.2
Can this phone be rooted? I have tried various attempts, none seem to work.
Thanks
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Does anyone have the .tot or .kdz update file for this or any possibility that you have a recovery of your 4.4.2 that I can push? I can't find this anywhere.
Wouldn't towelroot work for you?
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peoples_flip said:
Wouldn't towelroot work for you?
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No, says phone not currently supported
Must be some way to root the phone
So?
snowman47 said:
No, says phone not currently supported
Must be some way to root the phone
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Did you find a way?
Stump root.
Hi! I've just tried towelroot and it shoved in my face that my phone is not supported. I have tried the different modstrings and my kernel date is 28.11.2013 (should be supported). Any thoughts and ideas would be appreciated. Thank you!
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VankaMa said:
Hi! I've just tried towelroot and it shoved in my face that my phone is not supported. I have tried the different modstrings and my kernel date is 28.11.2013 (should be supported). Any thoughts and ideas would be appreciated. Thank you!
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Use odin to root your i9305. check the odin guide below in my signature and follow the steps to root your device, very easy
Thank you! I was thinking about Odin but yet again I was curious why the towelroot was not working uder those conditions. But I guess root is root no matter how you get it
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VankaMa said:
Thank you! I was thinking about Odin but yet again I was curious why the towelroot was not working uder those conditions. But I guess root is root no matter how you get it
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yep, you got that right
This is the easiest way in my opninion
MaHo_66 said:
yep, you got that right
This is the easiest way in my opninion
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I have also rooted my phone by flashing Philz recovery using stock recovery
Then, the way opened to Custom World.
Towelroot
VankaMa said:
Hi! I've just tried towelroot and it shoved in my face that my phone is not supported. I have tried the different modstrings and my kernel date is 28.11.2013 (should be supported). Any thoughts and ideas would be appreciated. Thank you!
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Somehow the new towelroot is not compatible with the i9305. knowing this because it happened to me too . until i decided to try the version 1 and version 2 . and version 2 worked for me. Now i don't see any difference whether you root with odin or with towelroot. Unless you don't want your knox warranty void.. that's the only difference. if you did upgraded to 4.3 and you rooted your device with a different method other than towelroot, it will void your knox warranty.
Hbohd said:
I have also rooted my phone by flashing Philz recovery using stock recovery
Then, the way opened to Custom World.
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I tried the tr v2 and v1 but no success whatsoever. Guess it's time to Odin my phone thank for the help!
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Hey guys do you think that the towelroot method will be available for the gt 19305 soon ? Have been wanting to root this phone for quite a while now would like to keep knox happy if you know what i mean.
just one more question does anybody know when the kitkat update will be available ota in Ireland?
CHEERS.
Hello! I bought a new Galaxy Note 3 N900A yesterday and I've rooted all of my Samsung phones before, but I'm getting mixed messages on the internet and the forums that it can't be rooted. Can it be rooted?
southernblonde said:
Hello! I bought a new Galaxy Note 3 N900A yesterday and I've rooted all of my Samsung phones before, but I'm getting mixed messages on the internet and the forums that it can't be rooted. Can it be rooted?
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yeyeu
Is that a yes? lol And if yes, how?
southernblonde said:
Is that a yes? lol And if yes, how?
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What software version does it have?
Try kingo root if you're on kitkat or earlier.
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jnr2015 said:
Try kingo root if you're on kitkat or earlier.
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Kingo doesn't work on KitKat. It only works on Jellybean.
If you're on 4.4.2 you can root with Towelroot (search on Google and you'll find the apk). If you're on 4.4.4 there are threads the AT&T Note 3 general section about how to root that.
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Kingo doesn't work on KitKat. It only works on Jellybean.
If you're on 4.4.2 you can root with Towelroot (search on Google and you'll find the apk). If you're on 4.4.4 there are threads the AT&T Note 3 general section about how to root that.
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You're absolutely right. I rooted using Kingo on 4.3. I rememeber towelroot not working for me though on 4.4 on the n900 but give it a whirl.
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What software version does it have?
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It came with 4.4.2.
Face_Plant said:
Kingo doesn't work on KitKat. It only works on Jellybean.
If you're on 4.4.2 you can root with Towelroot (search on Google and you'll find the apk). If you're on 4.4.4 there are threads the AT&T Note 3 general section about how to root that.
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When I was digging around the internet getting confused about rooting this device, I saw people were having issues with KNOX? Do I need to worry about that if I root with Towelroot?
southernblonde said:
When I was digging around the internet getting confused about rooting this device, I saw people were having issues with KNOX? Do I need to worry about that if I root with Towelroot?
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No. Towelroot won't set of the Knox counter.
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No. Towelroot won't set of the Knox counter.
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Thanks for the info!
Just what I needed to know. Thanks
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Install kingroot apk and then root with pingpong root. Kingroot will give you access go get em kiddos!
King root is a scam
TerraHedge said:
King root is a scam
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Explain?
TerraHedge said:
King root is a scam
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Lol its a scam that works when SuperSU does not. Explain your logic sir/miss
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Does anyone have a link to root for the T-Mobile LG Leon 5.1.1? I see links pointing to KingRoot but alot of people are saying it doesn't work for 5.1.1......I see custom ROMs listed so I know root is available, I just can't find a clear answer or link to a working root...again, T-Mobile LG Leon 5.1.1, NOT MetroPCS....everyone keeps pointing me to the MetroPCS version and I don't wanna make the wrong attempt and brick the phone because it is not mine.
thanks.
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Does anyone have a link to root for the T-Mobile LG Leon 5.1.1? I see links pointing to KingRoot but alot of people are saying it doesn't work for 5.1.1......I see custom ROMs listed so I know root is available, I just can't find a clear answer or link to a working root...again, T-Mobile LG Leon 5.1.1, NOT MetroPCS....everyone keeps pointing me to the MetroPCS version and I don't wanna make the wrong attempt and brick the phone because it is not mine.
thanks.
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this worked for me...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/guide-root-method-lg-devices-t3129197
no luck, ran through everything 4-5 times and installed root checker and no root status...*curses*
broad_st_bully said:
no luck, ran through everything 4-5 times and installed root checker and no root status...*curses*
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I used my instructions here for that and it worked fine. Did you try pingpong root like suggested?
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neighborhoodhacker said:
I used my instructions here for that and it worked fine. Did you try pingpong root like suggested?
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where's it say pingpong root? all I saw was the link to the page with the Root download & instructions
broad_st_bully said:
where's it say pingpong root? all I saw was the link to the page with the Root download & instructions
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Original post of this thread?
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neighborhoodhacker said:
I used my instructions here for that and it worked fine. Did you try pingpong root like suggested?
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Original post of this thread?
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at the top? it says "Install kingroot apk and then root with pingpong root"...
broad_st_bully said:
at the top? it says "Install kingroot apk and then root with pingpong root"...
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And?
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pingpon root website says it's for samsung devices, S5, S6 & S6 Edge, doesn't mentionany other devices...
is it saying to install both kingroot AND pingpong root and run pingpong root? or run both?
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pingpon root website says it's for samsung devices, S5, S6 & S6 Edge, doesn't mentionany other devices...
is it saying to install both kingroot AND pingpong root and run pingpong root? or run both?
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Pingpong to exploit kingroot acts as the SuperSU replacement. SuperSU doesn't work
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neighborhoodhacker said:
Pingpong to exploit kingroot acts as the SuperSU replacement. SuperSU doesn't work
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so I run pingpong root first then kingroot?
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so I run pingpong root first then kingroot?
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Nope....
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broad_st_bully said:
so I run pingpong root first then kingroot?
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What I'm saying is use pingpong root to root the phone. Then have kingroot installed because it will pop-up when an app requests root for you to approve.
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Never mind what I said. But you need kingroot and you need to replace the King user with superuser. It's quite easy
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Can someone confirm this works for H34510e? Excited to develop for this phone.
Yes it does. You will need king root and then you replace King user with super user. Simply search how on Google.
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Could we use the newly discovered quadrooter vulnerabilities to root this phone?
Mods please move to correct section if this place is not coorect.
Oh this would be lovely. The phone is vulnerable to Quadrooter exploits!
Vulnerable indeed!
lyphe said:
Vulnerable indeed!
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Great all we need now is for a dev to make a generic universal rooting app using this exploit.
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Great all we need now is for a dev to make a generic universal rooting app using this exploit.
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thats not all you need, and that alone is a pretty big task, you wont see a universal tool for this
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thats not all you need, and that alone is a pretty big task, you wont see a universal tool for this
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I meant universal across Qualcomm devices that haven't been patched.
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thats not all you need, and that alone is a pretty big task, you wont see a universal tool for this
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Are we going to see a binary or rooting tool for this exploit?
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Are we going to see a binary or rooting tool for this exploit?
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I have no idea, but its nothing anymore special than the other monthly kernel vulns we see. For your phone you would need a bootlaoder or dmverity exploit too
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I have no idea, but its nothing anymore special than the other monthly kernel vulns we see. For your phone you would need a bootlaoder or dmverity exploit too
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Huh I thought that root and bootloader unlocks were seperate because we didn't need an unlocked bootloader for towelroot. But also dm-verity was introduced in Android 4.4 and towelroot for this was for 4.4.2 and thee was no dm-verity bypass needed.
Hi, after all remote commands , or vulnerabilities, read carefully where is your /system malware by default.
Thanks!
What is the cne module?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1803581
What is the cne module?
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Huh I thought that root and bootloader unlocks were seperate because we didn't need an unlocked bootloader for towelroot.
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Towel root didn't have to contend with modern android
NavSad said:
Huh I thought that root and bootloader unlocks were seperate because we didn't need an unlocked bootloader for towelroot. But also dm-verity was introduced in Android 4.4 and towelroot for this was for 4.4.2 and thee was no dm-verity bypass needed.
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dm-verity was not enforcing then
So in simple terms I'm probably not gonna see a root method using quadrooter in the near future?
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AptLogic said:
So in simple terms I'm probably not gonna see a root method using quadrooter in the near future?
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Unlikely for this phone, at least a solid root
AptLogic said:
So in simple terms I'm probably not gonna see a root method using quadrooter in the near future?
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The best that is going to be possible is probably temp root.
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The best that is going to be possible is probably temp root.
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Well then would it be at all possible to use it to flash a rooted rom?
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AptLogic said:
Well then would it be at all possible to use it to flash a rooted rom?
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Best possible thing to do would be to keep it on as long as you can and download a rom installer, to write a script to install the rom that the phone HAS to abide by.
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Best possible thing to do would be to keep it on as long as you can and download a rom installer, to write a script to install the rom that the phone HAS to abide by.
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What if you quadrooted and used flashfire to install a rooted/custom rom
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AptLogic said:
What if you quadrooted and used flashfire to install a rooted/custom rom
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I mean if you could disable SeLinux you could probably use Flashfire.