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[Q] Help with root can't find chinoray and clockwordmodace.zip

I'm using this thread to root my ace and it says 'Search for chinoray and clockwordmodace.zip.' I have done this on original android development, android development, general thread, Q&A thread and Google and have been unable to obtain it, could someone plz tell me where this is. Also is this still the best method to root the ace as that thread is a couple of years old thank you in advance.

1Chef said:
I'm using this thread to root my ace and it says 'Search for chinoray and clockwordmodace.zip.' I have done this on original android development, android development, general thread, Q&A thread and Google and have been unable to obtain it, could someone plz tell me where this is. Also is this still the best method to root the ace as that thread is a couple of years old thank you in advance.
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I'm sending you these to files in the attachment.Download and transfer them both to ur sdcard.
Then go to recovery mode by pressing Power + home button simultaneously.
Then select "apply from sd card" and select the upd_1.zip file (and remember to move up and down use the vole keys and to select ..home button)
okay so now your phone is rooted now ..if you want to install cwm do the same go to "apply update from sd card" and select recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.6-galaxyace-fix.zip file and select YES ! Done !

thank you for your help however i have found out the model number is GT s5830i so ill use this method instead http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1551156

LOL ! Cool ! Okay

1Chef said:
thank you for your help however i have found out the model number is GT s5830i so ill use this method instead http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1551156
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Next time ask in the correct section, this is S5830 THREAD, procedures that we offer here may harm your device, thanks for understanding

[Q] Xperia Z1 Rooting - Still confused

If I am not the most ignorant XDAdevelopers member I am certainly in the top 10. That said here is my dilemma.
Equipment:
* Phone: Sony Xperia Z1
* Model: C6906
* Android Version: 4.3
* Build: 14.2.A.0.209
Goals:
* I would like root access (SuperSU).
* I don't want ClockWork Mod Manager (permanently, if I need to use it at some point).
* I DON'T want a custom ROM (I want to keep the stock firmware).
* Xposed Framework provide all the functionality I need.
* IF boot loader unlocking is necessary I would like to be able to relock the boot loader.
From my readings KINGO would appear to be amongst the simplest root tools, but from the KINGO site it does not appear to support the Z1. On the other hand, I have read posts where users say they have used KINGO on this phone.
Is a full nandroid backup possible/necessary given the above prior to making changes?
As I already feel like the South end of a horse facing North, please be gentle with any comments.
Thanks in advance.
hip

You want a full nandroid backup but no recovery? I suggest you install a recovery and leave it there. It wont make any difference to you
First, if all you want is root them do this
1) Downgrade to 4.2 FW ending in .534
2) Install dual recovery from the cross development thread
3) Flash SuperSU.zip from chainfire
4) Upgrade to your chosen ROM, there are several stock based ones in the development section.
No need to unlock your bootloader, you will be rooted and your choice of ROM with the ability to use xposed

gregbradley said:
You want a full nandroid backup but no recovery? I suggest you install a recovery and leave it there. It wont make any difference to you
First, if all you want is root them do this
1) Downgrade to 4.2 FW ending in .534
2) Install dual recovery from the cross development thread
3) Flash SuperSU.zip from chainfire
4) Upgrade to your chosen ROM, there are several stock based ones in the development section.
No need to unlock your bootloader, you will be rooted and your choice of ROM with the ability to use xposed
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gregbradley is right as always
OR
You should try this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687443 that's a based Stock ROM 4.4.2 and rooted, just tell me if you have any troubles i'll help you step by step.

QualQuek said:
gregbradley is right as always
OR
You should try this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687443 that's a based Stock ROM 4.4.2 and rooted, just tell me if you have any troubles i'll help you step by step.
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C6906 model does not appear to be supported.
Thanks
fiiish

fiiish said:
C6906 model does not appear to be supported.
Thanks
fiiish
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Look carefully my friend and the truth will appear to you clearly... It is supported as you seed at this line :
How to update to 14.3.A.0.681:
Files:
For C6906: Download C6906_14.3.A.0.681.flashable.zip (Bittorrent: 956MB) and C6906_14.3.A.0.681_Stripped.ftf (21MB)

You don't heave to Unlock Bootloader to get Root. I don't know what is ClockWork Mod Manager? For sure you will need a recovery, permanently like TWRP or Philz to make Update with Pre-Rooted Androids.
Download the FTF .534 Rogers for your model form FTF Collection in general Section, flash it with Flashtool v0.9.15, when you are on 4.2.2 FW .534 Root it with Bin4ry Method (from PC, there is not simplest way), Install SuperSU from Play Store or Flash the .zip file (you will find the link on How Root 4.3 or 4.4), then Instal XZDualRecovery (from PC, there is not simplest way), now you are ready to update to your favorite Android 4.3 or 4.4 and follow the instructions of "Hot to" in the specific thread.

eclyptos said:
I don't know what is ClockWork Mod Manager? For sure you will need a recovery, permanently like TWRP or Philz to make Update with Pre-Rooted Androids.
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CMW recovery-Clock Work Mod recovery
Its the one Philz is based on...
You do not need it permanently, you can delete it and reinstall it when you want it, but I don't see the point in that, just leave it there to be used as when is needed.

BTW, I am not soo fast in typing so I am the last one!!
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gregbradley said:
CMW recovery-Clock Work Mod recovery
Its the one Philz is based on..
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Right, it was looking similar.
gregbradley said:
You do not need it permanently, you can delete it and reinstall it when you want it, but I don't see the point in that, just leave it there to be used as when is needed.
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Of curse. Nothing to say about that. :good:

I was hoping to avoid what appears to me major modifications like flashing firmware (next phone is a nexus).
Another question, if I root only will a factory restore remove root?
Thanks to all the help. Off to work now, looking forward to reading more comments if any more are offered.
fiiish

yes, flashing stock FTF will revert your phone back to a factory state
This process of rooting will take about 10 minutes once you have everything downloaded, its not difficult.

QualQuek said:
gregbradley is right as always
OR
You should try this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687443 that's a based Stock ROM 4.4.2 and rooted, just tell me if you have any troubles i'll help you step by step.
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QualQuek;
I am lost. There does not appear to be a single set of directions that I can follow. Go to this site to get this, except that, then go here or there. I just can't get my head around what I can now see are only a few steps.
I have downloaded:
- C69XX_14.3.A.0.681.patch.zip
- C6906_14.3.A.0.681.flashable.zip
- flashtool-0.9.15.0-windows.exe
If the offer still holds for help with step-by-step I will gratefully accept your help!!!
Thanks and regards.
fiiish

fiiish said:
QualQuek;
I am lost. There does not appear to be a single set of directions that I can follow. Go to this site to get this, except that, then go here or there. I just can't get my head around what I can now see are only a few steps.
I have downloaded:
- C69XX_14.3.A.0.681.patch.zip
- C6906_14.3.A.0.681.flashable.zip
- flashtool-0.9.15.0-windows.exe
If the offer still holds for help with step-by-step I will gratefully accept your help!!!
Thanks and regards.
fiiish
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Step-by-Step Post #2 Here. Maybe it help you a bit.

eclyptos said:
Step-by-Step Post #2 Here. Maybe it help you a bit.
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Haha, thats mine that I was about to post it here

fiiish said:
QualQuek;
I am lost. There does not appear to be a single set of directions that I can follow. Go to this site to get this, except that, then go here or there. I just can't get my head around what I can now see are only a few steps.
I have downloaded:
- C69XX_14.3.A.0.681.patch.zip
- C6906_14.3.A.0.681.flashable.zip
- flashtool-0.9.15.0-windows.exe
If the offer still holds for help with step-by-step I will gratefully accept your help!!!
Thanks and regards.
fiiish
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First you need the requirement
Download the 534 firmware of your country here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2469191
Install XZDualRecovery here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606
Now you can follow the instructions of NUT :
Put 'C69XX_14.3.A.0.681.flashable.zip' on (the external) SDcard1;
Put 'C69XX_14.3.A.0.681_Stripped.ftf' inside the Flashtool/firmwares folder;
Start your phone in recovery mode (boot the phone and after the 2 vibrations push vol down)
Create a backup of your phone in TWRP and don't forget to backup the contents of 'SDCard' (the internal storage!);
Flash 'C69XX_14.3.A.0.681.flashable.zip' in TWRP (select install and select your file)
NOTE: do not reboot but go back to the main menu, then go to reboot->power off;
Flash everything in 'C69XX_14.3.A.0.681_Stripped.ftf' using flashtool;
Reboot to system.

[Q] step by step of rooting from android 4.4

Hi i'm recently upgrade my xperia zr to android 4.4 kitkat.
Can someone teach me step by step on how to root or installed prerooted rom 4.4 for xperia zr cause i am seriously a newbies or noobies when it comes to rooting phones. Please someone help me ???

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Rulez93 said:
Hi i'm recently upgrade my xperia zr to android 4.4 kitkat.
Can someone teach me step by step on how to root or installed prerooted rom 4.4 for xperia zr cause i am seriously a newbies or noobies when it comes to rooting phones. Please someone help me ???
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First of all we have many dedicated threads to teach you step by step about rooting XZR.
For help I can give you a hint of how you must do it in short :-
1. Downgrade your phone from Kitkat to jellybean 4.1
2. Download doomloard's toolkit to root phone without unlocking bootloader.
3. As now you you have rooted your phone, now download Backup TA toolkit to backup your TA so as to keep bravia and warranty for your phone for future. Save this TA backup file with your life.
4. Now Upgrade to Kitkat. As now you have your TA backup, you can unlock bootloader from Sony Developer site help.
5. You can look for a software called Flashtool and download it. This is going to help you in further things.
6. Now unlock your bootloader.
7. Now Flash a boot image which has a recovery and is for XZR.
8. Download a flashable zip file for installing SuperSU.
9. Flash that file using that recovery.
10. Flash the kernel from the downloaded firmware of Kitkat using flashtool.
11. Start your phone and you may find SuperSU installed in your phone.
12. Now comes the part to keep your Bravia engine alive. As you have taken a backup of your TA, open the Backup TA tool after activating developer mode and USB Debugging.
13. Then connect your phone, restore TA partition to your phone.
14. Now what you have is :- i). Rooted Kitkat on phone. ii). TA partition for future restoring of your TA after unlocking the phone.
All these above steps I have written here have a altogether a complete explanation. Now it's your turn to read them from here XDA. Go ahead and read more before asking anymore. The more you read, the less noob you are. :good:

nikhilkaushik said:
First of all we have many dedicated threads to teach you step by step about rooting XZR.
For help I can give you a hint of how you must do it in short :-
1. Downgrade your phone from Kitkat to jellybean 4.1
2. Download doomloard's toolkit to root phone without unlocking bootloader.
3. As now you you have rooted your phone, now download Backup TA toolkit to backup your TA so as to keep bravia and warranty for your phone for future. Save this TA backup file with your life.
4. Now Upgrade to Kitkat. As now you have your TA backup, you can unlock bootloader from Sony Developer site help.
5. You can look for a software called Flashtool and download it. This is going to help you in further things.
6. Now unlock your bootloader.
7. Now Flash a boot image which has a recovery and is for XZR.
8. Download a flashable zip file for installing SuperSU.
9. Flash that file using that recovery.
10. Flash the kernel from the downloaded firmware of Kitkat using flashtool.
11. Start your phone and you may find SuperSU installed in your phone.
12. Now comes the part to keep your Bravia engine alive. As you have taken a backup of your TA, open the Backup TA tool after activating developer mode and USB Debugging.
13. Then connect your phone, restore TA partition to your phone.
14. Now what you have is :- i). Rooted Kitkat on phone. ii). TA partition for future restoring of your TA after unlocking the phone.
All these above steps I have written here have a altogether a complete explanation. Now it's your turn to read them from here XDA. Go ahead and read more before asking anymore. The more you read, the less noob you are. :good:
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Thank you for this guide. I really really appreciate it.
1. Wanted to know if it's not a problem to downgrade directly from 4.4.2 to 4.1/4.2?
2. No special things required to do? Just back up user data?
3. Use androxyde flashtool and use any region 4.1/4.2?
Just wanted to really make sure before i try doing this. Since i bought the phone recently and kitkat is just killing me with sdcard restrictions.
Sent from my C5502 using XDA Free mobile app

Good to go
ouychiat said:
Thank you for this guide. I really really appreciate it.
1. Wanted to know if it's not a problem to downgrade directly from 4.4.2 to 4.1/4.2?
2. No special things required to do? Just back up user data?
3. Use androxyde flashtool and use any region 4.1/4.2?
Just wanted to really make sure before i try doing this. Since i bought the phone recently and kitkat is just killing me with sdcard restrictions.
Sent from my C5502 using XDA Free mobile app
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What you really need is right ftf file for your phone region isn't the problem and yes there is nothing special required to downgrade from any version to any version as far as ftf file is correct and is for correct device. You are good to go :good::good:

You can try root your zr kit kat use Towelroot. Some of the z and zr owners managed to get root even in lock bootloader. I already tested on my zr JB 4.3. Lockbootloader. Work flawlessly.

I did it!
nikhilkaushik said:
What you really need is right ftf file for your phone region isn't the problem and yes there is nothing special required to downgrade from any version to any version as far as ftf file is correct and is for correct device. You are good to go :good::good:
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Thanks for all the help. I managed to downgrade my device, root it, backed up TA. Now I just need to figure out how to install recovery.

Rooting On Android 4.4
Actually You can try using towel root
towelroot.com
its really easy and.... YOUR BOOTLOADER WILL BE LOCKED!!! :laugh:
so no warranty void!
so download it on your phone install it as a normal apk file
click on make it rain and wait...

Great
ouychiat said:
Thanks for all the help. I managed to downgrade my device, root it, backed up TA. Now I just need to figure out how to install recovery.
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Well as you have backed up your ta now you can choose any rooting methods available. It could be conventional method that we already know our it could be the towel root that our friend here is talking about. Enjoy being the real admin of your device
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nikhilkaushik said:
Well as you have backed up your ta now you can choose any rooting methods available. It could be conventional method that we already know our it could be the towel root that our friend here is talking about. Enjoy being the real admin of your device
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I am on 4.3 and want to root. I want to go by towelroot.
How do I root? Step by step

Hi, i don't think there is a step by step rooting using towel root. Just install apk and click on "make it rain".
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victor01 said:
I am on 4.3 and want to root. I want to go by towelroot.
How do I root? Step by step
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1. Enable Developer options
2. Enable USB debugging in it
3. Connect your phone to pc and run towel root and click make it rain

nikhilkaushik said:
1. Enable Developer options
2. Enable USB debugging in it
3. Connect your phone to pc and run towel root and click make it rain
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I did that successfully and clicked make it rain
Next Step installed SuperSu
Then installed Apps2SD and Link2SD but apps dont move to SD card. Where am i going wrong?

Use FolderMount
victor01 said:
I did that successfully and clicked make it rain
Next Step installed SuperSu
Then installed Apps2SD and Link2SD but apps dont move to SD card. Where am i going wrong?
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You did nothing wrong. Link2SD or alike won't work on 4.2 and up . If you need to move apps to the SDCard you'll have to use FolderMount. You can move up to 3 data folders with the free version and it works great especially if you have apps with big data folders (like games). However, if you need to move more than 3 data folders, you'll have to get the Premium version.

Good going.
il2stormo said:
You did nothing wrong. Link2SD or alike won't work on 4.2 and up . If you need to move apps to the SDCard you'll have to use FolderMount. You can move up to 3 data folders with the free version and it works great especially if you have apps with big data folders (like games). However, if you need to move more than 3 data folders, you'll have to get the Premium version.
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victor01 said:
I did that successfully and clicked make it rain
Next Step installed SuperSu
Then installed Apps2SD and Link2SD but apps dont move to SD card. Where am i going wrong?
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Our friend here is right. These apps were made for gingerbread mainly, and alas they don't work on JB+. So what you need to do is understand more about folder mount before starting to use it. Learn more about it before making your move.

Silly question perhaps i don't know about. I'm on a stock ROM, rooted, still locked bootloader, and I cannot enter stock recovery. How do i possibly do that? I used the power+volup, power+voldwn, used root power options to boot recovery but I cannot.
Any information should help.
Thanks guys.
Sent from my C5502 using XDA Free mobile app

No Recovery.
ouychiat said:
Silly question perhaps i don't know about. I'm on a stock ROM, rooted, still locked bootloader, and I cannot enter stock recovery. How do i possibly do that? I used the power+volup, power+voldwn, used root power options to boot recovery but I cannot.
Any information should help.
Thanks guys.
Sent from my C5502 using XDA Free mobile app
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There is no recovery in stock.
Install one for XZR. @sijav has nice working dual recovery on the forum here for XZR, I personally use that as it doesn't require us to unlock bootloader. Here you can find it :- Dual Recovery
Press thanks if I helped

nikhilkaushik said:
There is no recovery in stock.
Install one for XZR. @sijav has nice working dual recovery on the forum here for XZR, I personally use that as it doesn't require us to unlock bootloader. Here you can find it :- Dual Recovery
Press thanks if I helped
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Awesome!! Was wondering that and was looking for an answer to that searching the web. Finally. Thanks a lot i feel that the zr is an under appreciated phone.
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Is there a way to unroot?

[GUIDE]Root, flash recovery, flash rom-ALL IN ONE

Hey guys....... So many newbies don't know the procedures to root, flash recovery, flash custom roms....
Well this guide will help them to get all the information in one place....
So let's get started:
ROOT:
download a app called framaroot which is a one click root process...
The app will be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/framaroot/root-framaroot-one-click-apk-to-root-t2130276
The procedure and the app will be provided
Reboot your device..
FLASHING A CUSTOM RECOVERY :
Step 1 :
once you have got root access download mobile uncle tools
Here is the link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2697236
Step 2 :
Pls download the specified recovery you want to flash . it should be compatible with your device... (you might want to download es file Explorer for managing your files easily)
Step 3:
Now open mobile uncle tools and go to recovery update and then choose it recovery. img
Step 4:
it will tell you to reboot your phone and then you are done with flashing the recovery... U can also flash it using so flash tools using the computer..
Step 5:
Now after rebooting your phone just power it off and press and hold volume up and power button(different for different devices for my xolo q700i this Is the procedure)
Step 6:
U will now boot into recovery mode.... And it specific recovery will be displayed..... Just reboot ur phone using recovery mode (I hope u can do that atleast:thumbup
HOW TO FLASH CUSTOM ROMS:
Step 1:
Download the custom rom for ur device....
Step 2:
Place the file in the download directory of your SD cards... (u can use es file Explorer)
It will mostly be placed there automatically
Step 3:
now boot into recovery(I have explained before how to do that)
Now follow the instructions told to you by the person who added the rom for your device(usually it is wipe dalvik cache and factory reset) then just go to select zip option..
Step 4:
Now browse to the specific directory where u have placed the zip file and click on the zip file and then click on yes...
Step 5:
wow u have flashed a new rom!!!
Thanks for reading this....!! Please thank me if this was helpful!!! I won't be responsible for dead SD cards bricked devices or thermonuclear war........ Don't be rude if something bad happens... I will be there to help you
To help you understand better I will be posting screenies..!!!
If u have any doubts pls just feel free to ask and if u want I will post more screenies
Pls don't make copies of this thread without my permission.....
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Thank you. Try to root and flash my sgs later.

I am in of some guidance. At the moment I am trying to obtain root on LG k10 MS428, running MM 6.0.1 SW version MS42810d. Snap dragon processer. I read through all of the post on Xda-devolpers thread for the LG k10. I looks like only way to obtain root for Qualcomm is to downgrade to Android Lollipop, then use Kingroot.
Looking for a way to obtain the firmware file ms42810b assuming the would downgrade me to Lolli. Pveenith has worked hard and has a version of TWRP available for my Phone and the proper dll file in order to downgrade. I Just need the firmware file. Or another way to obtain root on MM 6.0.1 I would even be interested in doing a systemless root the process. Can anyone please help me with this situation?
Sent from my LGMS428 using Tapatalk

Please forgive me if I'm in the wrong forum category but I've got the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note Edge running the 6.0.1 version, I'm REALLY wantin to root this thing . IS THERE ANYBODY THAT CAN POINT ME IN THE RITE DIRECTION PLEASE
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terryduren said:
Please forgive me if I'm in the wrong forum category but I've got the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note Edge running the 6.0.1 version, I'm REALLY wantin to root this thing . IS THERE ANYBODY THAT CAN POINT ME IN THE RITE DIRECTION PLEASE
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There are videos on youtube showing the process involved that is a good place to start

i think this Newbie Guide is wrong.

hi, i have 2 questions:
1) I think this Newbie Guide have human mistakes.
if i wasn't wrong,
PDA should be "CODE_S5830xxxxxx" ,
Phone should be "MODEM_S5830xxxxxx" and
EFS should be " DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1225493
i hope somebody can verify this.
thanx.
OPS - Select the file named Cooper_v1.0.ops (or anything like that)
BOOT - Select the file named "APBOOT_S5830xxxxx_CL514579_REV03_user_low_true.ta r.md5"
where "xxxxx" = Your firmware version
Phone - Select the file named "CODE_S5830xxxxx_CL514579_REV03_user_low_true.tar. md5"
where xxxxx = firmware version
PDA - DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING
CSC - Select the file named "GT-S5830-MULTI-CSC-xxxxxx.tar.md5"
where "xxxxxx" = the CSC region
EFS - Select the file named "MODEM_S5830xxxxx_CL514579_REV03.tar.md5"
xxxxx = firmware version (Be VERY VERY careful with this EFS part)
After you're done , click on "Start" and let the magic reveal itself slowly......
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2) :may i know the why we need to install Android Software Development Kit (SDK) ??
refer to another guide:
Q&A for [GUIDE] How to upgrade, root & flash Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 [DOWNLOAD LINKS | CWM5]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1034145
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AFAIK , we only need Android USB Drivers of Samsung Kies + ODIN +OPS to flash the Stock ROM.
and the step to root and unroot (androind 2.2 or 2.3.x) , the phone read the update file directly from the SDCARD.
I have no experience with Flash Custom Revory and Custom Rom yet, but from the fisrt post of this thread, seems that they don't need Android SDK too.

I think this Newbie Guide have human mistakes.
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First of all, XDA community is wonderful.
I have read maybe thousands of posts here. And I learned many, many interesting things here.
However, I have noticed that not all the explanations, or helps, are very precise, and accurate.
In order not to make a mistake with what you're doing, it is better to search and read many explanations on XDA or on the other sites, about what you want to do, until you are convinced that you did understand.
On the other hand any beginner must divide the actions in 2 parts.
1. Dangerous for the phone
2. Not Dangerous
1.
Dangerous are: root the phone, unlocking the network, install CWM (a wrong one), flash a new Custom ROM (a wrong one), flash a firmware with Odin (with wrong files), and maybe others.
2.
Not Dangerous are: make a backup and restore, flash the same Custom ROM (that you know), modifying an apk and flash it, and so.
The point here is to choose what is good for you.
And, what you do, you do it at your own risk.

Can you please explain more detail , if you do know the answer ?
too sorry about that , I'm not quite understanding what u mean.

randomlizard said:
Can you please explain more detail , if you do know the answer ?
too sorry about that , I'm not quite understanding what u mean.
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If the man says, PDA - DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING
you have to DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING to PDA
I have put a print screen with the steps.
View attachment 3246528
Step 1 - OPS file for SGA S5830 Cooper, it is not for S5830i
Step 2 - check mark on One Step
Step 3 - firmware that you downloaded and want to put on your phone.
Step 4 - Start and wait about 5 minutes, to write PASS.
And, of course, take your risk.
It's OK now?

randomlizard said:
Can you please explain more detail , if you do know the answer ?
too sorry about that , I'm not quite understanding what u mean.
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Is it correct that for Odin you just need SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones
But if you move forward, and you want to work with multiple tools or applications for Android, you will still need the SDK.
What I meant to post 2, is that you have to read between the rows, not word by word.
Because no one can say that: "what works for me, will work for you."
Simply, because here we are not at school.
By the way, I just want to help.
Greetings

beegeero said:
If the man says, PDA - DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING
you have to DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING to PDA
I have put a print screen with the steps.
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Step 1 - OPS file for SGA S5830 Cooper, it is not for S5830i
Step 2 - check mark on One Step
Step 3 - firmware that you downloaded and want to put on your phone.
Step 4 - Start and wait about 5 minutes, to write PASS.
And, of course, take your risk.
It's OK now?
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hi, so glad to have your replies again.
but , my first question is for FULL Package instructions , not the One Package Instructions 。
i have no any problems or questions with One Package. (actually , i think i was quite familiar to One package).
if we google the full package odin instructions , the most of results we got is sth like this:
Bootloader =APBOOT_I9003DDLF2_CL1153545_REV08_user_low_ship.t ar.md5
PDA=CODE_I9003DDLF2_CL1153545_REV08_user_low_ship. tar.md5
Phone=MODEM_I9003DDLE1_REV_00_CL1149304.tar.md5
CSC=GT-I9003-MULTI-CSC-ODDLF2_RST.tar.md5
You see, the parts that hightlight with red color on the top post ,is totally differrent from the google one .
so i need some advice from the veteran people here . (maybe both are correct? just different situation? just a wild guess)
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beegeero said:
Is it correct that for Odin you just need SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones
But if you move forward, and you want to work with multiple tools or applications for Android, you will still need the SDK.
What I meant to post 2, is that you have to read between the rows, not word by word.
Because no one can say that: "what works for me, will work for you."
Simply, because here we are not at school.
By the way, I just want to help.
Greetings
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ok, thanks.
so , let's simply assume that android SDK is just for future use with more advanced purpose.
:good:

I think i had found the answer of second question for myself .
Android SDK is for legacy root method that use adb comand to push and root the handphone device from the PC .
so it can be ommited if using something like SuperOneClick or
root by using update from sdcard method .

I think this is my last post for this thread, if no one else reply .
I hope somebody can verify which of below is the correct one:
OPS-OPS, Boot-APBOOT, Phone-CODE, PDA-[EMPTY], CSC-CSC ,EFS-MODEM (leave One Package empty)
(or)
OPS-OPS, Boot-APBOOT, Phone-MODEM, PDA-CODE, CSC-CSC (leave EFS and One Package empty)
thankx