Hello
to all of you.
I have Galaxy tab 7.7,I use the stock version of the Android that is 3.2, its not rooted, actually two days ago, its battery has become totally blank in the night and tablet went off, in the morning, when I charge the tablet and then start it again, it goes into the restarting loop, it boots shows company Logo, and then it boots Android, and it freezes on the screen and restarts, although I can boot the tablet with pressing the power button as well as volume up button, then it goes in recovery mode and if I press the power button and volume down key then It ask for the custom os installation, now, I also boot it into safe mode, it runs in that mode fine, now please Guys, tell me What to do now? I have even cleaned the cache partition using the recovery mode.I don't want to lose the data that is stored in the Tablet,so please reply and give me the solution.Thank you.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
MOBILGEEK said:
Hello
to all of you.
I have Galaxy tab 7.7,I use the stock version of the Android that is 3.2, its not rooted, actually two days ago, its battery has become totally blank in the night and tablet went off, in the morning, when I charge the tablet and then start it again, it goes into the restarting loop, it boots shows company Logo, and then it boots Android, and it freezes on the screen and restarts, although I can boot the tablet with pressing the power button as well as volume up button, then it goes in recovery mode and if I press the power button and volume down key then It ask for the custom os installation, now, I also boot it into safe mode, it runs in that mode fine, now please Guys, tell me What to do now? I have even cleaned the cache partition using the recovery mode.I don't want to lose the data that is stored in the Tablet,so please reply and give me the solution.Thank you.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
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Hello,
to all of you.
I am waiting for the reply.Please respected Members, please give some solution.Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
Unfortunately, you might need to factory reset.....
Else, flash official firmware with Odin in Download Mode. This may also wipe your data....
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Unfortunately, you might need to factory reset.....
Else, flash official firmware with Odin in Download Mode. This may also wipe your data....
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Hello,
Is this the only way left for me? Actually, I have noticed some strange things that I want to tell here, for eg when the tablet starts in safe mode, it auto restart after 3 or 4 minutes and even after deleting some application in safe mode, and getting the uninstall confirmation, that application again comes after rebooting, actually the internal space in critically low in the tablet, I think this could be the reason for this error, actually, I am searching some you know some type of working method by using which I can start tablet, but I am at no cost can lose the data, because the data stored on the tablet is very much important for me? So, Please guide me what to do? or where to contact to solve this problem? Hope to see some reply soon.BTW, I am from India.
Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
Hello,
to all of you.
Respected Members and Senior Developers, Please provide solution to the above stated problem, actually, I can't lost the data on the device, because the data stored on the tab in the form of videos and images is life saving data for someone and also the call details is very much important.So,Please whatever way is possible but please recommend something and reply.
Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
MOBILGEEK said:
Hello,
to all of you.
Respected Members and Senior Developers, Please provide solution to the above stated problem, actually, I can't lost the data on the device, because the data stored on the tab in the form of videos and images is life saving data for someone and also the call details is very much important.So,Please whatever way is possible but please recommend something and reply.
Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
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There might be a few ways you can get hold of your (some) of the data.......
You haven't stated your device, firmware version, or rooted etc,
You don't sound that experienced, so I won't bother with adb pull from recovery (think you require USB debugging already enabled from with the booted ROM).
This is the way I would go about it, but will require you to install a custom recovery, root your device and have a microsdcard fitted. Are you willing?
There are many guides about for such, but the basic steps......
1. Download and install Samsung USB drivers for your device
2. Download Odin 3.07
3. Download custom recovery TWRP 2.6.1.0 or 2.6.0.0 (for your device model) and extract so you have a .tar file
4. DIsable KIES and kill in Windows Task Manager
5. Run Odin 3.07 and load [PDA] TWRP Recovery
6. UNCHECK [auto reboot]
6a. Power off device
b. Boot into Download Mode (hold volume DOWN + power until warning screen, then volume up)
7. Connect device with USB cable and wait for Odin ID:COM to change colour
8. Flash [START]
9. After [RESET], disconnect USB cable
10. Reboot into new recovery (Hold volume UP + power until enter recovery)
11. Perorm a full backup (I'd advise selecting all available partitions}, but change the backup pathe to your external storage first.
12. In recovery, go to Advanced - File Manager - and find your files and copy to sdcard. Internal sdcard is emmc in JB 4.1.2
13. If you can't see some directories, you may have to mount them in recovery first, also, some directory may not be visible if no root access.
14. After you've copied files to your external storage
15. Remove your ext sdcard and check with another device or USB adapter in PC that you have the TWRP backup folder and all files you copied over
16. Root a device and install Nandroid Manager app or Titanium Backup app etc and give root access.
16a. Without another device, You could also then factory reset you problem device, root it, and use Titanium nto retore you app and app data. try not to retore system apps if possible.
17. Restore some of you apps and data you need
Sorry, don't really have the time to hold your hand here, but at least you have a (long winded) way to recover alot of data and app data.
Just have a search around to various guides, there are many.
Just be advised that I am not responsible if it all goes to sh*t, just putting a "rough" method.
There may be better and easier ones though.
Best of Luck
UpInTheAir said:
There might be a few ways you can get hold of your (some) of the data.......
You haven't stated your device, firmware version, or rooted etc,
You don't sound that experienced, so I won't bother with adb pull from recovery (think you require USB debugging already enabled from with the booted ROM).
This is the way I would go about it, but will require you to install a custom recovery, root your device and have a microsdcard fitted. Are you willing?
There are many guides about for such, but the basic steps......
1. Download and install Samsung USB drivers for your device
2. Download Odin 3.07
3. Download custom recovery TWRP 2.6.1.0 or 2.6.0.0 (for your device model) and extract so you have a .tar file
4. DIsable KIES and kill in Windows Task Manager
5. Run Odin 3.07 and load [PDA] TWRP Recovery
6. UNCHECK [auto reboot]
7. Connect device with USB cable and wait for Odin ID:COM to change colour
8. Flash [START]
9. After [RESET], disconnect USB cable
10. Reboot into new recovery (Hold volume down + power until enter recovery)
11. Perorm a full backup (I'd advise selecting all available partitions}, but change the backup pathe to your external storage first.
12. In recovery, go to Advanced - File Manager - and find your files and copy to sdcard. Internal sdcard is emmc in JB 4.1.2
13. If you can't see some directories, you may have to mount them in recovery first, also, some directory may not be visible if no root access.
14. After you've copied files to your external storage
15. Remove your ext sdcard and check with another device or USB adapter in PC that you have the TWRP backup folder and all files you copied over
16. Root a device and install Nandroid Manager app or Titanium Backup app etc and give root access.
16a. Without another device, You could also then factory reset you problem device, root it, and use Titanium nto retore you app and app data. try not to retore system apps if possible.
17. Restore some of you apps and data you need
Sorry, don't really have the time to hold your hand here, but at least you have a (long winded) way to recover alot of data and app data.
Just have a search around to various guides, there are many.
Just be advised that I am not responsible if it all goes to sh*t, just putting a "rough" method.
There may be better and easier ones though.
Best of Luck
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UpInTheAir
Sir,
Thank You very much for all the help you provide to me.
I really need this help,BTW, I'll post my tab's details and ask some question(before starting this recovery process) after downloading all the required files.Thank You very much again.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
BTW OffTopic : You are from Thailand, this is a beautiful Country, I visited this Country some months ago.
MOBILGEEK said:
UpInTheAir
Sir,
Thank You very much for all the help you provide to me.
I really need this help,BTW, I'll post my tab's details and ask some question(before starting this recovery process) after downloading all the required files.Thank You very much again.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
BTW OffTopic : You are from Thailand, this is a beautiful Country, I visited this Country some months ago.
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As per profile, Australian living in Thailand.
Forgot
6a. Power off device
b. Bout into Download Mode (hold volume down + power until warming screen, then volume up)
Corrected step 10. Recovery is volume UP
These little errors creep on when you're writing "on the fly"....
Yeah, just have a read of the various guides. Just make sure you have all the required files installed/download for YOUR DEVICE MODEL before starting.
Best of luck
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Hello,
Sir,
UpInTheAir
How are you?
I am going to start the process of installing recovery into the device, actually this is the first time, I am going to play with Mobile's platform, so I have some doubts and queries that I need to clear before actually going ahead, Sir, firstly I want to share some things with you, as I told you earlier that I am able to start the device in SAFE MODE although, it restarts after some minutes, actually, I connected my device with the computer after starting in safe mode, my all the data showed in the computer I made some changes like deleted some files, but when the tablet restarts, I have seen the storage capacity of same amount that was shown previously before deleting the files, and also in the computer, the files that I deleted showing again, I don't know what is the meaning of this symptom? Please tell me more about this.Second thing, I want to know, actually, the latest version of TWRP is not available for the Galaxy Tab 7.7 3g model, so Can I use the custom made recovery like this "http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47533648#post47533648", and If possible, please provide some links of the files that you mentioned to me(time is no problem, you can reply with your ease actually, I am going to go very safely).Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
MY DEVICE DETAILS:
SAMSUNG GALAXY TAB 7.7
MODEL NO.GT-P6800
ANDROID VERSION : 3.2
BASEBAND VERSION P6800DDKL4
KERNEL VERSION : 2.6.35-P6800DDKL4-CL605129
[email protected] #3 SMP PREEMPT Fri Dec 16
Build Number : HTTJ85B P6800DDKL4
Hello,
Sir,
UpInTheAir,
How are you?
I have got all the steps that you mentioned to install custom recovery and do a backup but Can you please shed more light on the step No.16 that is 16. Root a device and install Nandroid Manager app or Titanium Backup app etc and give root access, actually, I have a confusion regarding this step.Hope to see reply soon.
Thank You,
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
MOBILGEEK said:
Hello,
Sir,
UpInTheAir,
How are you?
I have got all the steps that you mentioned to install custom recovery and do a backup but Can you please shed more light on the step No.16 that is 16. Root a device and install Nandroid Manager app or Titanium Backup app etc and give root access, actually, I have a confusion regarding this step.Hope to see reply soon.
Thank You,
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
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If you have another device, you could root that and install titanium backup (or another root type app) that can read and extract and install your data from that (don't install system apps across platform or different device).
If you don't have another device to test on, you will then have to factory reset your problem device and use same method I described above.
I stress that you have Nandroid all available partitions and backup as much data as possible to copy of device first (PC).
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UpInTheAir said:
There might be a few ways you can get hold of your (some) of the data.......
You haven't stated your device, firmware version, or rooted etc,
You don't sound that experienced, so I won't bother with adb pull from recovery (think you require USB debugging already enabled from with the booted ROM).
This is the way I would go about it, but will require you to install a custom recovery, root your device and have a microsdcard fitted. Are you willing?
There are many guides about for such, but the basic steps......
1. Download and install Samsung USB drivers for your device
2. Download Odin 3.07
3. Download custom recovery TWRP 2.6.1.0 or 2.6.0.0 (for your device model) and extract so you have a .tar file
4. DIsable KIES and kill in Windows Task Manager
5. Run Odin 3.07 and load [PDA] TWRP Recovery
6. UNCHECK [auto reboot]
6a. Power off device
b. Boot into Download Mode (hold volume DOWN + power until warning screen, then volume up)
7. Connect device with USB cable and wait for Odin ID:COM to change colour
8. Flash [START]
9. After [RESET], disconnect USB cable
10. Reboot into new recovery (Hold volume UP + power until enter recovery)
11. Perorm a full backup (I'd advise selecting all available partitions}, but change the backup pathe to your external storage first.
12. In recovery, go to Advanced - File Manager - and find your files and copy to sdcard. Internal sdcard is emmc in JB 4.1.2
13. If you can't see some directories, you may have to mount them in recovery first, also, some directory may not be visible if no root access.
14. After you've copied files to your external storage
15. Remove your ext sdcard and check with another device or USB adapter in PC that you have the TWRP backup folder and all files you copied over
16. Root a device and install Nandroid Manager app or Titanium Backup app etc and give root access.
16a. Without another device, You could also then factory reset you problem device, root it, and use Titanium nto retore you app and app data. try not to retore system apps if possible.
17. Restore some of you apps and data you need
Sorry, don't really have the time to hold your hand here, but at least you have a (long winded) way to recover alot of data and app data.
Just have a search around to various guides, there are many.
Just be advised that I am not responsible if it all goes to sh*t, just putting a "rough" method.
There may be better and easier ones though.
Best of Luck
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Hello,
Sir,
How are you?
I have tried to install the TWRP recovery in the same way as you told and got the undermentioned message in the Desktop ODIN:
<ID:0/004> Added!!
<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..
<ID:0/004> File analysis..
<ID:0/004> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/004> Initialzation..
<ID:0/004> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/004> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/004> recovery.img
<ID:0/004> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/004> RQT_CLOSE !!
<ID:0/004> RES OK !!
<ID:0/004> Remain Port .... 0
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)
and also say the PASS message in the top left corner of the ODIN, but when I reboot the tab in the recovery mode by pressing the "Volume Up + Power Button", I again enter into the stock recovery that is 3e Android System Recovery, Sir, Please Help me, Hope to see some more information on How to solve this matter, as you know this is very very important for me to get the data from the tab.
Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
What version of recovery are you trying to flash? Ensure its the correct I've for your device.
If you are using P6800 device & TWRP 2.6.3.0, instead try using TWRP P6800 2.6.1.0 or a CWM recovery. You could also try TWRP 6800 2.3.x.x
You could also try and using a different Odin version. 1.85 or 3.07. Flash recoveries in [PDA]
I haven't used CWM in such a long time.....
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What version of recovery are you trying to flash? Ensure its the correct I've for your device.
If you are using P6800 device & TWRP 2.6.3.0, instead try using TWRP P6800 2.6.1.0 or a CWM recovery. You could also try TWRP 6800 2.3.x.x
You could also try and using a different Odin version. 1.85 or 3.07. Flash recoveries in [PDA]
I haven't used CWM in such a long time.....
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Hello,
Sir,
Thank You very much for this quick reply.I have P6800 version of Tablet and I'll use different versions of recovery and let you know the results.Thank You again.
MOBILGEEK
UpInTheAir said:
What version of recovery are you trying to flash? Ensure its the correct I've for your device.
If you are using P6800 device & TWRP 2.6.3.0, instead try using TWRP P6800 2.6.1.0 or a CWM recovery. You could also try TWRP 6800 2.3.x.x
You could also try and using a different Odin version. 1.85 or 3.07. Flash recoveries in [PDA]
I haven't used CWM in such a long time.....
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Hello,
Sir,
I have tried the CWM as well as the different ODIN and TWRP recoveries and every time, I got the message like the message undermentioned:
<ID:0/004> Added!!
<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..
<ID:0/004> File analysis..
<ID:0/004> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/004> Initialzation..
<ID:0/004> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/004> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/004> recovery.img
<ID:0/004> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/004> RQT_CLOSE !!
<ID:0/004> RES OK !!
<ID:0/004> Remain Port .... 0
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)
<ID:0/004> Removed!!
but when I boot into the recovery using Volume Up+Power Key, I found the same stock e3 recovery, I would like to mention the lines that come in the stock recovery
#MANUAL MODE#
--Updating application...
Copying sdcard.
Successfully updated application.
-- Applying Multi-CSC...
Installing Multi-CSC...
Copied the Packages.
Copied the power on/off animation files.
Applied the CSC-code 'INU'
Successfully applied multi-CSC.
after that the same Android system Recovery <e3> appears with the options
Volume Up/down to move highlight;
power button to select.
reboot system now
apply update from external storage
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
test redbend fota[FS]
Now, Sir, Hope to see some solution soon.Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
Ensure you've done steps #1 and 4.
I don't know why it's not flashing. If setup everything correctly and you've flashed the correct files, it should work.
Other than that, I'm out of ideas.
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UpInTheAir said:
Ensure you've done steps #1 and 4.
I don't know why it's not flashing. If setup everything correctly and you've flashed the correct files, it should work.
Other than that, I'm out of ideas.
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Hello,
Sir,
How are you? I think I found problem that is stopping the new recovery to boot, actually, on the Net(http://andwise.net/?p=292), I have read that on some Samsung Tabs, there is file .sh or something recovery.sh presents, that runs whenever you go into the recovery mode and this file updates the any recovery you installed and goes back to the stock recovery, Sir, I think this is the cause, anyways, Can you please suggest some way(Please take your time, I know you are very busy), so that I can disable this file or causes this file to not load? Hope to see some reply.
Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
UpInTheAir said:
Ensure you've done steps #1 and 4.
I don't know why it's not flashing. If setup everything correctly and you've flashed the correct files, it should work.
Other than that, I'm out of ideas.
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Hello,
Sir,
I want to ask some important questions from you, actually,on some other forum, I came to know that the due to the unroot and also due to locked bootloader, I am unable to install the custom recovery, and I have to root and unlock the tabs bootloader to install custom recovery, and also If I flash my stock rom through odin to same versions stock rom, then my tab will be out of bootloop, Sir, I have downloaded a stock rom *.* md5 file from samsung-updates.com and its more than 500 mb in size, I want to know If I flash my stock rom with this file through odin, then Will I be able to revive my tab to previous state (working fine) and also please tell me Is there any chances of Apps and Data loss during this process? Please let me know soon.
Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
MOBILGEEK said:
Hello,
Sir,
I want to ask some important questions from you, actually,on some other forum, I came to know that the due to the unroot and also due to locked bootloader, I am unable to install the custom recovery, and I have to root and unlock the tabs bootloader to install custom recovery, and also If I flash my stock rom through odin to same versions stock rom, then my tab will be out of bootloop, Sir, I have downloaded a stock rom *.* md5 file from samsung-updates.com and its more than 500 mb in size, I want to know If I flash my stock rom with this file through odin, then Will I be able to revive my tab to previous state (working fine) and also please tell me Is there any chances of Apps and Data loss during this process? Please let me know soon.
Thank You.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
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As far as I'm aware, the P6800 models do not have locked bootloader. Not to say I'm right, but never heard of it on our device.
You do not need root to flash anything on Odin, including custom recoveries.
Such ROM may/may not wipe, depending on the package.
My suggestion it's to take your device to a Samsung service center and explain face to face what you need doing.
Your doing something wrong or missed a step.
Other then that, I'm sorry I can't help. Sorry, I'm busy with my big problems right now..
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As far as I'm aware, the P6800 models do not have locked bootloader. Not to say I'm right, but never heard of it on our device.
You do not need root to flash anything on Odin, including custom recoveries.
Such ROM may/may not wipe, depending on the package.
My suggestion it's to take your device to a Samsung service center and explain face to face what you need doing.
Your doing something wrong or missed a step.
Other then that, I'm sorry I can't help. Sorry, I'm busy with my big problems right now..
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Hello,
Sir,
Thank You very much for all the help.
Regards,
MOBILGEEK
Related
I have an earlier thread here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2107600 but that is now buried on page 2 and might be missed by new readers. After a disastrous time trying to root my Galaxy Tab 5100 I did manage with the help of people here to flash the recommended stock ROM - however while the tablet goes through its boot sequenece with the aminated Samsung sign - it sticks when it gets to the plain Samsung logo and wont go further.
Odin reported that it installed OK and the tab rebooted as it should but only this far - not sure what I should try next to get my stock Samsung image back and working. One thing I didn't do was to tick repartition because the instructions only said to do this when a certain type of file was included in the package, and it wasn't. Should I have ticked this after all, if so I can try the same thing again if I can force it back into download mode again. (though as the yellow pane still shows in odin when connected I wonder if I can just go ahead anyway)
I have also been looking for rooting software and came across this
http://root-android.org/?version=Tablet&country=Samsung&ios=Galaxy+Tab+2&submit.x=63&submit.y=104
I am wondering if next time (assuming I ever get it working!) I would be better shelling out $30 and getting software to do it all for me - is this any good? has anyone used it or had reports about it? I wish I had seen this before I read "that it was almost impossible to brick the tab 2"
Also I would like to have root access on my S3 as well but wouldn't dream of risking this I don't think now
gbswales said:
I have an earlier thread here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2107600 but that is now buried on page 2 and might be missed by new readers. After a disastrous time trying to root my Galaxy Tab 5100 I did manage with the help of people here to flash the recommended stock ROM - however while the tablet goes through its boot sequenece with the aminated Samsung sign - it sticks when it gets to the plain Samsung logo and wont go further.
Odin reported that it installed OK and the tab rebooted as it should but only this far - not sure what I should try next to get my stock Samsung image back and working. One thing I didn't do was to tick repartition because the instructions only said to do this when a certain type of file was included in the package, and it wasn't. Should I have ticked this after all, if so I can try the same thing again if I can force it back into download mode again. (though as the yellow pane still shows in odin when connected I wonder if I can just go ahead anyway)
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Have you tried a factory reset from recovery? If you've restored the stock ROM, then all you need to do is the factory reset to get things working again. Don't repartition unless you really need to.
gbswales said:
I have also been looking for rooting software and came across this
http://root-android.org/?version=Tablet&country=Samsung&ios=Galaxy+Tab+2&submit.x=63&submit.y=104
I am wondering if next time (assuming I ever get it working!) I would be better shelling out $30 and getting software to do it all for me - is this any good? has anyone used it or had reports about it? Also I would like to have root access on my S3 as well but wouldn't dream of risking this I don't think now
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I can't see any reason you should spend that kind of money given how easy the CF-AutoRoot is. In fact, that product looks very shady to me. "Root Any Android Device"? Well, there's lots of devices out there that nobody's been able to root, or devices that take a lot of work. I can't believe there's a single app that'll work across every Android device with a single click.
Be careful, which stock ROM have you flashed? I would use this sequence
flash the stock ROM
then immediately
flash CWM recovery, use CWM recovery to wipe the data (wipe data/factory reset).
Then reboot
CWM ?
DigitalMD said:
Be careful, which stock ROM have you flashed? I would use this sequence
flash the stock ROM
then immediately
flash CWM recovery, use CWM recovery to wipe the data (wipe data/factory reset).
Then reboot
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Well I followed one of the posted routes on this forum, downloading from a list of recommended files for each version, and it mentioned nothing about CWM which I know nothing about. I have to say that everyone's definition of "easy" on here - I find complicated and difficult - I know my way around windows but android seems much more complex. The only reason I wanted to have root in the first place was to be able to make a complete image back up that would make it easy to restore my device without having to re-download all my software and set up. I do it with windows all the time. To me "easy" is, download and install something - click go - done! Even getting the device to go into download mode in the first place is a very hit and miss affair (as others say on here too) clearly Samsung don't want you to do this.
The other problem is that while the tablet is in this state it wont turn off, just reboots itself when you do and the screen stays on - so unless you leave it plugged in 24/7 - I start each time with a flat battery that I have to recharge before I can try something else
This is the route I followed
DigitalMD said:
Be careful, which stock ROM have you flashed? I would use this sequence
flash the stock ROM
then immediately
flash CWM recovery, use CWM recovery to wipe the data (wipe data/factory reset).
Then reboot
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I got this through earlier posts - the only thing I didn't do was to go into recovery and reset in step 2 because this simply wasn't possible - the device was stuck on the error message and no amount of button pressing did anything other than restart to the same screen. By this stage I couldn't even go back to check what version of android I was running - it would have been the latest jelly bean distributed to UK.
I also didn't check re-partition as in 6. because there was no pit file in the download
E. Restore to stock
THIS WILL WIPE YOUR DATA!
4.0.3 for p5100: https://hotfile.com/dl/155804946/76b...XALD9.rar.html
4.0.3 for p5110: http://www.hotfile.com/dl/159635395/...3_PEO.zip.html
4.0.4 for p5100: http://www.hotfile.com/dl/165065733/...1_SER.zip.html
4.0.4 for p5113: http://www.hotfile.com/dl/164415704/...5_XAR.zip.html
4.0.? for p5113: http://69.46.67.99/GT-P3113_XAR_1_20...ldcgx9tzmx.zip
4.0.4 for p3100: http://samsung-updates.com/fw/Samsun...3kdo3qe503.zip (PIT files: 16Gb p3100, 8GB p3100
Note: for more language options for stock ROM's for the tab 10, go here.
1. Unzip the downloaded ROM. If there is a file ending in .pit, skip to step 3
2. Reboot into recovery and select wipe data/factory reset.
3. Reboot into Download Mode.
4. Unzip/unrar the stock firmware
5. click PDA and find the stock file (PDA/PLATFORM file, the largest one).
6. Click PIT and open the .pit file you downloaded if one was included with your ROM. Check Re-Partition in ODIN
7. OPTIONAL: if you want to flash the bootloader and/or csc, you can select them as well. If you don't know what that means, you don't need to do it.
8. Click Start.
9. Enjoy!
Help please - this is where I am at the moment - some SIMPLE help needed please
I tried to install what I thought was the stock ROM - it appeared to install but wouldnt boot past the samsung screen. I now realise (a) that I may not have followed the full correct procedure and (b) may have downloaded the 5110 rom instead of the 5100 rom - silly mistake I know.
However reading all the guides I can find there doesnt seem to be a simple way I can find of restoring the standard un-rooted rom so that I can go back and try again. All of the things I can find seem to included downloading something onto the external card but cant do that as I cannot access it and don't have an external card reader.
What I can do now is
boot into download mode
connect to ODIN and see the yellow block
It will not boot normally past the samsung splash screen
and cannot connect to KIES in any mode (I do have the drivers installed and have connected before)
I also have no idea now what is installed on it because I cant get to the system to see!
Is there an easy way to install a stock samsung rom from this point? I don't mind if data is lost, I have nothing important on there and wouldnt mind re-installing apps as I had accumulated far too many anway - really I just want to get my tablet back the way it was from the factory but with the 4.2 jelly bean installed (though if it went back to an earlier version and I could update in Kies that would be ok too)
Can anyone give me simple instructions for doing this using just ODIN and my computer without involving the external card - please.
After that I will be looking for an equally easy way to root it again
I will credit you with a good answer if you can help -as well as appreciating it.
gbswales said:
I tried to install what I thought was the stock ROM - it appeared to install but wouldnt boot past the samsung screen. I now realise (a) that I may not have followed the full correct procedure and (b) may have downloaded the 5110 rom instead of the 5100 rom - silly mistake I know.
However reading all the guides I can find there doesnt seem to be a simple way I can find of restoring the standard un-rooted rom so that I can go back and try again. All of the things I can find seem to included downloading something onto the external card but cant do that as I cannot access it and don't have an external card reader.
What I can do now is
boot into download mode
connect to ODIN and see the yellow block
It will not boot normally past the samsung splash screen
and cannot connect to KIES in any mode (I do have the drivers installed and have connected before)
I also have no idea now what is installed on it because I cant get to the system to see!
Is there an easy way to install a stock samsung rom from this point? I don't mind if data is lost, I have nothing important on there and wouldnt mind re-installing apps as I had accumulated far too many anway - really I just want to get my tablet back the way it was from the factory but with the 4.2 jelly bean installed (though if it went back to an earlier version and I could update in Kies that would be ok too)
Can anyone give me simple instructions for doing this using just ODIN and my computer without involving the external card - please.
After that I will be looking for an equally easy way to root it again
I will credit you with a good answer if you can help -as well as appreciating it.
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What you need to do is to download the stock ROM for your 5100.
Go to www.samfirmware.com and put "GT-5100" into the search box. You'll see a list of the stock firmware for your device. Pick the appropriate firmware for your country and click "download".
Start up ODIN. Click on the "PDA" button and open the firmware file you downloaded above.
Restart in downloader mode (power and volume up), and connect the tablet to your PC. ODIN should now show the device.
Make sure repartition is not checked, and click on "Start". When it finishes, you now have stock firmware installed.
Power off, then restart in recovery mode. (Hold power and volume down.)
Choose "wipe data/factory reset" by using the volume keys to move the highlight, then pressing the power button to select an entry.
Once it's finished booting, you should be back to normal.
Thanks K1MU for this information which at least looks clear - the only problem I have is when I put in the model etc when I get to country it offers me only 3 choices
UK (BTU) GB (O2) or GB (vodafaone)
My phone was purchased from Amazon and is unlocked so I am worried if these might lock me to a carrier which I wouldn't want
I wonder if BTU is the unlocked one as it doesn't sound like any provider I know - but I am not sure
will post on their forum as well
I think I am getting more and more muddled by the minute (sign of old age I fear) I realise now that I have a p5110 - wifi only and not p5100 3g and wifi.
This means in all probablilty I downloaded the correct rom in the first place. As I had not done the factory reset afterwards so tried that - it appeared to work ok but when I restarted it just played the samsung tune and moving image - then went to "Samsung" and stuck there as it was before.
I am downloading the p5110 wifi only rom from Sam's site - awful download programme they use which doesn't accept paypal even to sign up for faster downloading - I will then try following exactly what you have suggested and keep my fingers crossed
thank you
k1mu said:
What you need to do is to download the stock ROM for your 5100.
Go to www.samfirmware.com and put "GT-5100" into the search box. You'll see a list of the stock firmware for your device. Pick the appropriate firmware for your country and click "download".
Start up ODIN. Click on the "PDA" button and open the firmware file you downloaded above.
Restart in downloader mode (power and volume up), and connect the tablet to your PC. ODIN should now show the device.
Make sure repartition is not checked, and click on "Start". When it finishes, you now have stock firmware installed.
Power off, then restart in recovery mode. (Hold power and volume down.)
Choose "wipe data/factory reset" by using the volume keys to move the highlight, then pressing the power button to select an entry.
Once it's finished booting, you should be back to normal.
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Although I thought it had got nowhere after wipe restore - when I turned it back the next day I arrived at the start up guide - admitedly it was 4.0.3 and in Portugese but after exploring settings and working out what to click i got it back to uk english - it has now connected to kies ok and is currently downloading the latest firmware - thanks partcularly to the last poster and to all others who helped - I will go through and thank you others too,
Point is now - once I have jelly bean can I get root access easily -without installing another custom rom - ahh well tomorrows problem
Here is what I did to install TWRP for my Galaxy Tab 3 8.0, Root, and install Super user (compatible with the SM-T310, SM-T311 and SM-T315)
As best practice I always start with these prerequisites:
1. Full or near full charge on your new Galaxy Tab 3 8.0
2. OEM USB cable
3. Connect table to PC at least once to verify they can communicate
4. Use USB 2.0 port
5. Make sure your PC has an internet connection active
6. Make sure your table has access to a wireless internet connection
7. ** I used a Windows 7 PC ** (post 2 confirms Windows 8 works with this method)
Let’s get started (Total time less than 20 minutes, but hopefully more like 5 to 10 minutes)
1. Download ODIN 3.07 from (http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1168421&d13411114315 )
a. Extract to C: root for easy navigation
2. Download Recovery TWRP from ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2386098 )
a. I used release 3 from http://d-h.st/bQh which was TWRP v2.6.0.0
b. Place this in the directory from 1a
3. Power off your Galaxy Tab 3 8.0
4 With the tablet off you will now restart in "Download Mode" by holding the "HOME" button, "Volume Down" and "Power" all at the same time for about 3-5 seconds till you see the Warning!! screen
5. Toggle the "Volume Up" to enter download mode.
6. Start the ODIN.exe program you downloaded from step 1.
7. Connect your tablet to your PC
a. Drivers were automatically downloaded and installed on my Windows 7 PC (took a minute or two)
b. Make sure you have you table added in ODIN by looking at the ID:COM or in the Message window it will say Added!!
8. In ODIN Select “PDA” by putting a check in the box and then navigate to the .tar file from step 2
9. Now select “START”
10. In a few minutes or less your tablet will reboot automatically
11. Power off your tablet again and access the newly installed recovery
a. To access recovery press and hold volume up and power (release the power button once the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 splash screen is visible continuing to hold the volume up)
b. Hold volume up until you see the standard teamwin recovery screen
12. Once in Team Win Recovery select Reboot from the menu on the bottom right if you are holding your tablet upright like a portrait. Select “System”
13. Hopefully you will be prompted to install ROOT like I was
a. If so, choose that you do and follow the rest of the on screen instruction upon boot
b. I chose the TWRP install method instead of the paly store and my tablet reboot after downloading a few files
c. I verified with root checker and I was successfully rooted
14. Should this not work you can manually install using ROOT_SGT3_8.0.zip file and flash via TWRP located here (http://www.mediafire.com/download/wjye1yssb5ksbfa/ROOT_SGT3_8.0.zip )
a. Copy ROOT_SGT3_8.0.zip to your tablet (placing on the root of the tablet storage or in the Download folder is easiest)
b. Access recovery press and hold volume up and power
c. Select "Install" from the Team Win recovery menu
d. Navigate to the .zip file and select it
e. Swipe to Confirm Flash after it is done select "Reboot" and reboot "System"
15. Verify that SuperSU is installed and run any root checker from the play store if needed
16. Update SuperSu from the play store and reboot using the TWRP method if needed.
17. Congratulations you should now be done!
You should now be Rooted and have a Custom Recovery. Additionally you are now ready for any Mods or ROMs and Kernels once released and after you do a backup in recovery
For thoses that have any issues try the followingthanks to Skiebs post #27)
When you get to the step to get into Odin, make sure you unchecked Auto Reboot. Hit the PDA and find your Twrp file like normal and hit Start. Wait until Odin is done loading the file, once it's done. Put it into recovery manually.
Once I did this instead of letting Odin reboot my system, it went right into twrp recovery, then I just downloaded the ROOT manually and loaded it through twrp.
Works great
Hi, i just did it. Works perfect in my tab 3 8.0 tm-310.
By the way, i used a laptop with windows 8 so it's works.
Thanks you very much for the guide.
jhonny91 said:
Hi, i just did it. Works perfect in my tab 3 8.0 tm-310.
By the way, i used a laptop with windows 8 so it's works.
Thanks you very much for the guide.
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Appreciate you testing on Windows 8.
Updated original post for Windows 8 compatibility confirmed.
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doesn't work
I did all as per instructions with my t310 and i still don't have recovery installed? what am i doing wrong?
My Galaxy Tab 3 8" (SM-T311) Has Successfully Rooted!
Finally, I decided to root my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8 Inch (3G Version) with this root method. I use desktop PC with Windows 8 Professional in it. Everything is running smoothly as described in this tutorial. Thank's very much for this helpful tutorial.
Happy rooting and be the device ours!
It Worked!
It didn't work at the first go.
In the second round, I disabled 'Auto-Reboot' in ODIN and flashed TWRP. Post flashing, I powered down the tab manually.
To launch TWRP, I pressed the Power + VolUp keys and let go of the Power button upon appearance of Samsung Logo (but kept a tight press on the VolUp) key.
I was not auto-prompted to root the tab. Had to installed the ZIP package manually.
Following Root, "Device Status" shows "Custom".
Is there anyway to to now unroot the tab and restore it to Factory Shipping status? Will definitely need it before a warranty claim.
cfendrick said:
Here is what I did to install TWRP for my Galaxy Tab 3 8.0, Root, and install Super user (compatible with the SM-T310, SM-T311 and SM-T315)
You should now be Rooted and have a Custom Recovery. Additionally you are now ready for any Mods or ROMs and Kernels once released and after you do a backup in recovery
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Noob question - where is the USB debugging selection? Instructions don't say anything about it but, from phone rooting experience, I was automatically looking for it to be sure it was on in preparation, can't find it. Thank you!
To enable Development Mode, open Settings, About Device, click 7 times on Build Number.
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Is this compatible with the SM-T210?
syshook said:
It didn't work at the first go.
In the second round, I disabled 'Auto-Reboot' in ODIN and flashed TWRP. Post flashing, I powered down the tab manually.
To launch TWRP, I pressed the Power + VolUp keys and let go of the Power button upon appearance of Samsung Logo (but kept a tight press on the VolUp) key.
I was not auto-prompted to root the tab. Had to installed the ZIP package manually.
Following Root, "Device Status" shows "Custom".
Is there anyway to to now unroot the tab and restore it to Factory Shipping status? Will definitely need it before a warranty claim.
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Universal unroot tool here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.universal.unroot
Sent from my XT926 using Tapatalk 2
Just curious
If I am rooting this device, is the stock ROM that everyone is referring to the same ROM that shipped with the device (including Samsung bloatware, etc.) or is it stock Android 4.2 which can offer multi-user profiles? Noob question sorry, just eagerly waiting to get something closer to stock Android. Ideally, CM 10.3
afranky19 said:
If I am rooting this device, is the stock ROM that everyone is referring to the same ROM that shipped with the device (including Samsung bloatware, etc.) or is it stock Android 4.2 which can offer multi-user profiles? Noob question sorry, just eagerly waiting to get something closer to stock Android. Ideally, CM 10.3
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No its the same rom shipped with the device.. but the good news is you can remove all the unwanted softwares after rooting.. CM 10.3 is not supported for our tablet.. hopefully it might be released in sometime
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swapnilswapoo said:
No its the same rom shipped with the device.. but the good news is you can remove all the unwanted softwares after rooting.. CM 10.3 is not supported for our tablet.. hopefully it might be released in sometime
Sent from my SM-T311 using xda app-developers app
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Thanks! that's what i figured. it's not so much the bloatware as it is multi-user. i bought it (stupidly) thinking that if it had 4.2, there would be multi-user support. it's annoying logging in and out of things and i don't feel like shelling out for another tablet. guess i'll just be patient. thanks again!
Thanks
Worked perfectly with windows vista machine. You made my day. Thanks
Help with TWRP
Hey I have odin up and running and got the tablet hooked up to it and the drivers installed and everything, but the when is extracted the .tar file it kept coming up as a IMG file and when i tried to use it with odin it didn't recognize it....can anyone help? What am I doing wrong?
reedsta123 said:
Hey I have odin up and running and got the tablet hooked up to it and the drivers installed and everything, but the when is extracted the .tar file it kept coming up as a IMG file and when i tried to use it with odin it didn't recognize it....can anyone help? What am I doing wrong?
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Do not extract it. Odin uses .tar and .tar.md5 files.
installed ok with win 8 x64 thx very much
FAILED
I mistakenly disconnected usb cable thinking ODIN finished loading TWRP. It didn't complete TWRP installation. I can still access TWRP but can't obtain root either way. Tried rebooting pc, tablet, reinstalling TWRP. Get this:
<ID:0/016> Added!!
<ID:0/016> Odin v.3 engine (ID:16)..
<ID:0/016> File analysis..
<ID:0/016> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/016> Complete(Write) operation failed.
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
i think i need to manually remove all TWRP files and start over again but not sure what to look for. Would installing an older version fix it? Should i try CWM and will it overwrite my broken TWRP?
Worked Great...
Thanks
Very nice guide. It worked flawlessly. Thank you.
(Windows7-64, SM-T310)
My big bro tried to root Galaxy SL i9003, i don't know which rooting application/software he has used, but when handset restarted after rooting completion it's stuck at screen showing "SAMSUNG Galaxy SL i9003" boot screen...
Now what i do, some of my friend told me that I have to flash mobile with its original ROM with proper version..
Where should i get original ROM of my mobile and how can i know firmware version because i am not able to boot my handset to *#1234#...
PLz HELP!!!!!
amoghs said:
My big bro tried to root Galaxy SL i9003, i don't know which rooting application/software he has used, but when handset restarted after rooting completion it's stuck at screen showing "SAMSUNG Galaxy SL i9003" boot screen...
Now what i do, some of my friend told me that I have to flash mobile with its original ROM with proper version..
Where should i get original ROM of my mobile and how can i know firmware version because i am not able to boot my handset to *#1234#...
PLz HELP!!!!!
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just do a clean flash of gingerbread DDLF2 2.3.6 using ODIN. your problem will get solved. and always read a plenty of articles before doing such tasks..
File Selection in Odin
maxs8007 said:
just do a clean flash of gingerbread DDLF2 2.3.6 using ODIN. your problem will get solved. and always read a plenty of articles before doing such tasks..
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Hey maxs, Thank you For your reply...as you said i have downloaded File I9003DDLF2_I9003ODDLF2_INU.zip from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1004647 and extracted to some location on machine but this zip contains only two files first one is I9003DDLF2_I9003ODDLF2_I9003DDLE1_HOME.tar.md5 and another on is SS_DL.dll.
I m using Odin v3.07 in that where i supposed to select "I9003DDLF2_I9003ODDLF2_I9003DDLE1_HOME.tar.md5" this file at bootloader/PDA/Phone/CSC..
It will be very helpful if give steps of flashing.
Still Phone is stucked at Boot Screen
amoghs said:
I m using Odin v3.07 in that where i supposed to select "I9003DDLF2_I9003ODDLF2_I9003DDLE1_HOME.tar.md5" this file at bootloader/PDA/Phone/CSC..
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I selected "I9003DDLF2_I9003ODDLF2_I9003DDLE1_HOME.tar.md5" file in PDA and only Auto Reboot and F.Reset Time is checked and started downloading all goes OK and Pass is showed.
But Still mobile is stucked in boot screen Plz HELP!!!
Greetings;
Have you solved your problem?
If not, tell me what Android version are you running on your device?
i.e: Gingerbread; Ice Cream Sandwich; Jelly Bean or KitKat.
Assuming you are running stock firmware i believe that either your brother flashed a wrong CF-Root for your device or used an application that could not root your device properly.
Either ways don't worry since your device can enter both Download and Recovery modes, it means that you can debug it.
[Rooting]
The best way to root this device is by flashing CF-Root file.
By flashing this file (CF-Root) you will be installing:
- ClockWork Mod Recovery
- Script that will root (automatically) your device.
- ext4 application. (do some research to know what ext4 is and how it os often used)
Small note: Since you will be rooted you will be able to overclock or underclock your device as well increase your device performance and battery duration.
Just PM me or do some research if you need some info regarding these configuration and settings.
[Fixing your issue]
Download Universal CF-Root here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1351056
Read the instructions before proceeding.
Now boot your device under Download Mode.
To do so:
Unplug USB Cable, Power Off your device and press the following key combination:
Vol.Down + Menu/Home Button + Power Button.
Release when the device enters download mode.
Now open Odin.
Under [PDA] load the CF Root File you've downloaded.
(Do NOT change any options inside odin if you dont know what they are for. Or you may get your device useless).
Put down your device so movement is done into the USB Cable (just to prevent bad flashing when you have low quality USB Cable).
Press Start and let the operation to complete.
Odin will display a message saying: "Pass" highlighted with Green.
Check if your device restarts (it may not restart yet)
If your device boots properly backup your data and follow the next step. If it doesnt boot properly follow to the next step.
Voot your device into recovery mode.
To do so: Power off your device and make sure it is not charging or connected to USB cable.
Then press and hold the following key combination:
Vol. Up + Menu/Home Button + Power Button.
Release after the Boot Logo is shown and you will enter recovery mode.
Now you will perform a Factory Reset.
Inside CWM select by the following order:
- Wipe Dalvik Cache
- Clean Cache
- Factory Reset
Note that Dalvik Cache is not shown at the main menu.
I dont remember the location exactly but if im not mistaken you can find it under "Advanced".
After you perform these 3 options the device shall reboot properly.
(it may take a little bit longer this time. Just be patient).
Since i dont know what was done to your device, there is still a chance that your device wont boot.
Either ways please let me / us (at XDA) know if it worked for you.
It is important (at least for me as a quality standard) that you are able to repair your device.
Best Regards
Please press thank button if this helped you. Since this will keep me motivated to continue helping.
Sent from my GT-I9003 using XDA Free mobile app
Any further help
rgxHost said:
Greetings;
Have you solved your problem?
If not, tell me what Android version are you running on your device?
i.e: Gingerbread; Ice Cream Sandwich; Jelly Bean or KitKat.
Assuming you are running stock firmware i believe that either your brother flashed a wrong CF-Root for your device or used an application that could not root your device properly.
Either ways don't worry since your device can enter both Download and Recovery modes, it means that you can debug it.
[Rooting]
The best way to root this device is by flashing CF-Root file.
By flashing this file (CF-Root) you will be installing:
- ClockWork Mod Recovery
- Script that will root (automatically) your device.
- ext4 application. (do some research to know what ext4 is and how it os often used)
Small note: Since you will be rooted you will be able to overclock or underclock your device as well increase your device performance and battery duration.
Just PM me or do some research if you need some info regarding these configuration and settings.
[Fixing your issue]
Download Universal CF-Root here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1351056
Read the instructions before proceeding.
Now boot your device under Download Mode.
To do so:
Unplug USB Cable, Power Off your device and press the following key combination:
Vol.Down + Menu/Home Button + Power Button.
Release when the device enters download mode.
Now open Odin.
Under [PDA] load the CF Root File you've downloaded.
(Do NOT change any options inside odin if you dont know what they are for. Or you may get your device useless).
Put down your device so movement is done into the USB Cable (just to prevent bad flashing when you have low quality USB Cable).
Press Start and let the operation to complete.
Odin will display a message saying: "Pass" highlighted with Green.
Check if your device restarts (it may not restart yet)
If your device boots properly backup your data and follow the next step. If it doesnt boot properly follow to the next step.
Voot your device into recovery mode.
To do so: Power off your device and make sure it is not charging or connected to USB cable.
Then press and hold the following key combination:
Vol. Up + Menu/Home Button + Power Button.
Release after the Boot Logo is shown and you will enter recovery mode.
Now you will perform a Factory Reset.
Inside CWM select by the following order:
- Wipe Dalvik Cache
- Clean Cache
- Factory Reset
Note that Dalvik Cache is not shown at the main menu.
I dont remember the location exactly but if im not mistaken you can find it under "Advanced".
After you perform these 3 options the device shall reboot properly.
(it may take a little bit longer this time. Just be patient).
Since i dont know what was done to your device, there is still a chance that your device wont boot.
Either ways please let me / us (at XDA) know if it worked for you.
It is important (at least for me as a quality standard) that you are able to repair your device.
Best Regards
Please press thank button if this helped you. Since this will keep me motivated to continue helping.
Sent from my GT-I9003 using XDA Free mobile app
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Thanks for your reply. Frankly speaking I don't remember which Android version I was using may be Gingerbread (Is this important)
I downloaded "bagaria-09.GT-I9003_PDA.tar" from the link given by you and following procedure that you have mentioned. After odin says "Pass" I switched off my mobile and started in Recover mode it took around 15-20 mins to show recovery option. after this performed
- Wipe Dalvik Cache
- Clean Cache
- Factory Reset
and then Reboot. As you said phone is stucked on boot image for more than 15 mins then an loop on "SAMSUNG" logo after more 15 mins phone is showing "kernel panic upload mode"
Can you help me further?
amoghs said:
Thanks for your reply. Frankly speaking I don't remember which Android version I was using may be Gingerbread (Is this important)
I downloaded "bagaria-09.GT-I9003_PDA.tar" from the link given by you and following procedure that you have mentioned. After odin says "Pass" I switched off my mobile and started in Recover mode it took around 15-20 mins to show recovery option. after this performed
- Wipe Dalvik Cache
- Clean Cache
- Factory Reset
and then Reboot. As you said phone is stucked on boot image for more than 15 mins then an loop on "SAMSUNG" logo after more 15 mins phone is showing "kernel panic upload mode"
Can you help me further?
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Hello amoghs;
Again sorry for answering after so long; I'm not so often at XDA Lately.
Yes.
1st: Try Remove the Battery, then Put it Back and Try Again.
If this doens't Work:
1) Turn your Device Off and Press:
Vol. UP + Home Button + Power (To Enter CWM / Your Recovery Mode)
2) Select: "Factory Reset"
Let me know how it worked for you.
Note:
- After Flashing a ROM it is Normal that your Device Takes a little Longer to Boot on the "1st" time.
- Phone Stuck on Boot Logo and Looping: Boot Issues (Either Requires to Remove and Place Back the Battery; or Re-Flash the ROM or Stock Rom in a Difficult Stage).
Notes:
- After a Flash Perform a Factory Reset (To Clean Up Old Stuff).
- If you Experience: "Kernel Panic":
a) Remove Battery and Place it Back - (Works on Most Cases)
b) Flash your ROM again and DO NOT Instal Custom Kernel (May be Wrong Kernel or Bad/Incompatible Kernel Programming)
c) Phone Restarts by Himself: Reflash ROM, Try MinFreeManager or Similar APK (Application). Try "Optimal" Settings. (I dont recall the Presets names - But you can Safely test them - Even if device gets stuck. You can always revert to previous state).
d) Any Hard-to-Solve Issues: Just do a "Clean Flash" of STOCK Gingerbread (Check Sammobile Website - Invalid Download Links Just send email to Support Requesting the File)
or Flash "DDLF2 2.3.6 (Also Gingerbread). But always try Stock 1st to remove most issues, and only then Flash your Desired ROM.
Also if you haven't fixed the Boot Issue already: Do note that you can recover your device Boot.
NOT Dead Yet!
Please do let me know if you solved your Boot problem.
Best Regards;
Richard
Okay so I've been at it for days and i mean like months.... when I first bought my 8 gb white Samsung galaxy tab 3 Kernel 3.4.5, android 4.1.2, model JZ054K.T210RUEAMK1 and all i have been running into is problems, like jittery display issues, or flickering display, I tried every method but none has worked but i finally found one and got it all working and running, First of all i would like to thank gr8nole for this method, and all who have helped him. So first let me explain the most easiest explanation for dummies like me, or noobs
Just and example video for visual learners http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XolmtyvS3Yk&feature=youtu.be, but you want to click on the files i suggested on the bottom lol not what he has on his screen xD
Must Have: KIES, make sure you have fully updated rom from samsung themself which can be found on kies when you plug it in and update firmware, which your android should be on 4.1.2 and version because that's what i have
1. First lets Get all the files we need, First go download SM-T210.CWM.6.0.4.5.recovery.tar.zip at his xda post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2433853, after you have download that you will a friend name odin, which can be found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2189539 (With odin you only want to use v3.07) and nothing else , Last but not least you want this file from gr8ole android-armeabi-universal-root-signed.zip and save that to your sd card or ext while click on usb debugging or w.e you wanna store in on tablet
so you should have odin 3.07
T210.CWM.6.0.4.5.recovery.tar.zip
android-armeabi-universal-root-signed.zip
2. Use the same method as g8nole and minor adjustments
Instructions:
1. Download ODIN on your computer (just do a google search to find it...version 3.07 will work fine). http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2189539
2. Power off the device.
3. Restart in "Download Mode" by holding the "HOME" button, "Volume Down" and "Power" all at the same time (for about 5 seconds).
4. Hit the "Volume Up" to enter download mode.
5. Start the ODIN exe program using admin rights which means right click run as admin. I recommend un-checking Auto Reboot. DO NOT CHECK RE-PARTITION LEAVE UNCHECKED YOU BEEN WARNED (which it already should be). See notes about ODIN below.
6. Connect the device via USB to your computer. Verify the device shows as "Added" in the Message box. If it doesn't show then you need the Samsung USB drivers (just install KIES to get them) which can be found here http://www.samsung.com/us/kies/.
7. Select "PDA" then choose the T210.CWM.6.0.4.5.recovery.tar.zip.
8. Hit "START"
9. Wait for device to restart. Which means wait til odin says OKAY in the white box and the Picture ask you to reset, When the download icon under download updates is full bar, and odin says reset!, just unplug it. then restart by holding the power button down, with vol up, and home, once the samsung picture shows, only hold the up vol button, recovery mode should now be on. Select install zip, and locate the android-armeabi-universal-root-signed.zip)navigate with the up down volume button and power button to select) file, whichever you placed in sd, or exsd,
10. When all is done reboot device, then it will update your android once you turn it on, Now the anoying part, It will be rooted but what google play won't connect?, easy fix , first lets just update all the binaries since its already rooted in supersu app,
Google Store Fix, now first you have to delete your some things, your apps wont dissapear or nothing as long as you dont uinstall them, go to settings<application manager<all<google play store<clear data/cache w.e<force stop<uninstall updates<it will then ask you it will be factory installed<yes, next step, delete your gmail account if you haven't done so, now go to your time settings (Date and Time) and change it to recent date whichever today is , then open play store and it will ask you to sign in again, blah blah google needs sign up and it should be up and running
ALL DONE, remember this is for people who have run into flicker display problems, which is caused by kernal issue with our model, but with stock rom itself we can universally root it through odin with just that simple method which took me like 3 mins lol to do
Grats guys! you have root and cwm now who doesn't want that enjoy and thanks to developers hard work! and my ambition!
this worked for my SM-T210 also. Thanks heaps for this how-to!
Ok my device is already rooted but I would like to install CWM Recovery on it. So I can make a backup. Or does anyone have the stock kernel for it
Sent from my SM-T210 using xda app-developers app
Odin 3.07
Link was busted so I posted a new one for lazy people.
http://www.android.gs/download-odin-3-07/
or something like this??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1168421&d=1341114315
drolgnir said:
Link was busted so I posted a new one for lazy people.
http://www.android.gs/download-odin-3-07/
or something like this??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1168421&d=1341114315
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But you can also use Odin 3.09.
I'm portant is that you flash always the newest CWM / TWRP or PhilzTouch Version about the new updater scripts.
cspiresucks said:
Ok my device is already rooted but I would like to install CWM Recovery on it. So I can make a backup. Or does anyone have the stock kernel for it
Sent from my SM-T210 using xda app-developers app
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Your best option is to get CWM sknce it will be your original backup instead of a Rom created from another device.
SM-T2105?
Hello,
I came here beacause of a shorcut link given by @gr8nole and another member (I forgot sorry).
But my English must be to bad, i read and re-read, still don't find the answer...
I have the G Tab 3 kids model, SM-T2105.
@bierma32 says: "Important is that you flash always the newest CWM / TWRP or PhilzTouch Version"
Could you tell me wich one is the best, CMW or TWRP, plz? (the last I can find for T210 is CMW-6.0.4.9 and/or TWRP-2.8.2.0)
More important, do you know where I can find the zip of a rooted stock rom, including that 'kids' stuff? (SM-T2105). Or will I not loose the stock rom? Is there no wipe? Sorry, I don't understand.
I want to root, because of lack of space, and the rest.. but I don't want to loose that..
And the most important, "last but not least", I could not find the zip " android-armeabi-universal-root-signed.zip", so can you help me please, putting a mirror or so? Or could it work only with flashing a SuperSU zip? Not so easy, right?
As you maybe can read, I am a newbie in Android rooting. Or is there another way to do?
Thanks for reply.
hello all,
I am having a samsung galaxy tab 2 gt-p3100 and it is out of warranty now. It was working fine till the day when my cousin installed a game of almost 2 GB size (fifa, also i dont know whether the problem is due to game or not). after the game was launched tab showed restarting issues. It is restarting again and again by itself even when I am not using it. I decided to factory reset it but it didn't worked. I tried hard reset also and again it was not working. All apps data were present there even after reset, nothing was changed.
I did some research on android forums and XDA and found that installing custom ROM can solve this issue else I have to get my motherboard replaced.
I started with rooting and installing CWM recovery on my device. I did the process using a video tutorial and used the files mentioned in it from XDA. the files name is :
"P3100_CWM_RECOVERY-6.0.1.3_SUPERSU-0.96_BUSYBOX-1.20.2.tar.md5"
My odin message box displays below messages. :
............
<ID:0/007> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/007> Initialzation..
<ID:0/007> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/007> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/007> cache.img
<ID:0/007> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/007> recovery.img
<ID:0/007> RQT_CLOSE !!
<ID:0/007> RES OK !!
<ID:0/007> Removed!!
<ID:0/007> Remain Port .... 0
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 0)
(Before showing PASS messages. odin showed me RESET message and it was only when tab restarted it showed me PASS)
This shows that process is completed and my device should be rooted. But when I checked there was not Superuser installed and no custom recovery was seen when recovery mode was started.
Also, tab when started shows error messages like "gapps stopped working", "gmail stopped working". In short, all the google apps were displaying these kind of messages.
Please help!!! and suggest me how should I proceed to try custom ROM.
Have you checked root access using any app? If no then do check it.
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And can you boot into recovery? Volume up+ power button?
i tried booting the device into recovery mode using volume up and power button but itt shows android recovery mode.
Also, i tried installing the application to test for root but tab won't allow the installation to finish. It restarts in between so cant check using apps.
goyal.vishal3 said:
i tried booting the device into recovery mode using volume up and power button but itt shows android recovery mode.
Also, i tried installing the application to test for root but tab won't allow the installation to finish. It restarts in between so cant check using apps.
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Try flashing recovery through odin
shsagnik said:
Try flashing recovery through odin
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File which i mentioned in above description is for rooting as well as cwm recovery (it was shown in the video as such) so it should complete both processes. But for me it seems none is completed.
goyal.vishal3 said:
File which i mentioned in above description is for rooting as well as cwm recovery (it was shown in the video as such) so it should complete both processes. But for me it seems none is completed.
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Have you tried restoring the stock rom through Odin?
shsagnik said:
Have you tried restoring the stock rom through Odin?
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Yes i tried that option too but the installatiin was failing in between.
For once, i took my tab to samsung service centers too, they too tried to flash rom using odin (i was able to see there working on pc) but there process was also giving the same result - fail.
I am having a doubt, should my device be rooted to install cwm recovery or this recovery is required to root the device as i am planning to again perform these processes individually using other tutorials individual for both.
I hope this helps.
goyal.vishal3 said:
Yes i tried that option too but the installatiin was failing in between.
For once, i took my tab to samsung service centers too, they too tried to flash rom using odin (i was able to see there working on pc) but there process was also giving the same result - fail.
I am having a doubt, should my device be rooted to install cwm recovery or this recovery is required to root the device as i am planning to again perform these processes individually using other tutorials individual for both.
I hope this helps.
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Maybe you have got the famous trim bug,I think you should use the superuser zip method to root your device,the one without recovery included,
Then try flashing the recovery,
Try to flash with stock rom from www.sammobile.com.flash with odin.if failed try again 2times or 3times,because Yesterday I have got some problem like you,my device also P3100.fhirst time failed until 3times succses to flash,but I have stuck on boot logo samsung I waitting until 20minutes-30minutes not to enter menu.and I open back cover and remove the battery from device until 30 minute I put again the battery.and boot into recovery system.and do factory reset,wipe chace,davlik chace,and reebot device and my device now get life again until here...
Try do it my be can help your device.....
Yayan.F said:
Try to flash with stock rom from www.sammobile.com.flash with odin.if failed try again 2times or 3times,because Yesterday I have got some problem like you,my device also P3100.fhirst time failed until 3times succses to flash,but I have stuck on boot logo samsung I waitting until 20minutes-30minutes not to enter menu.and I open back cover and remove the battery from device until 30 minute I put again the battery.and boot into recovery system.and do factory reset,wipe chace,davlik chace,and reebot device and my device now get life again until here...
Try do it my be can help your device.....
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Midst of the people have there battery fixed inside their tab, and as I have seen in YouTube it's easy to crack the screen while doing it.?
Yayan.F said:
Try to flash with stock rom from www.sammobile.com.flash with odin.if failed try again 2times or 3times,because Yesterday I have got some problem like you,my device also P3100.fhirst time failed until 3times succses to flash,but I have stuck on boot logo samsung I waitting until 20minutes-30minutes not to enter menu.and I open back cover and remove the battery from device until 30 minute I put again the battery.and boot into recovery system.and do factory reset,wipe chace,davlik chace,and reebot device and my device now get life again until here...
Try do it my be can help your device.....
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I have already tried to flash stock rom from sammobile and as i have already mentioned, same process was also tried by engineer at samsung service center and the process failed. In all, that process is almost tried on this tab for 5-6 times but with same result.
I also noticed one thing that this tab is stuck at one particular state. No mattwr what i do with it, it comes back to same home screen and without any changes. For example, if i start my tab and uninstall some application and change the view of home screen and then if the tab restarts, it will be back to previous state i.e. no apps unonstalled and home sceen will also b back to previous state. All changes are reverted back.
goyal.vishal3 said:
I have already tried to flash stock rom from sammobile and as i have already mentioned, same process was also tried by engineer at samsung service center and the process failed. In all, that process is almost tried on this tab for 5-6 times but with same result.
I also noticed one thing that this tab is stuck at one particular state. No mattwr what i do with it, it comes back to same home screen and without any changes. For example, if i start my tab and uninstall some application and change the view of home screen and then if the tab restarts, it will be back to previous state i.e. no apps unonstalled and home sceen will also b back to previous state. All changes are reverted back.
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I think this problem is EMMC.
Try ask to Samsung Service Centre.
Same here
goyal.vishal3 said:
I have already tried to flash stock rom from sammobile and as i have already mentioned, same process was also tried by engineer at samsung service center and the process failed. In all, that process is almost tried on this tab for 5-6 times but with same result.
I also noticed one thing that this tab is stuck at one particular state. No mattwr what i do with it, it comes back to same home screen and without any changes. For example, if i start my tab and uninstall some application and change the view of home screen and then if the tab restarts, it will be back to previous state i.e. no apps unonstalled and home sceen will also b back to previous state. All changes are reverted back.
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I have the same problem as yours. Tried to flash the stock rom, wiped the device thru the android recovery, every thing fails. If there is anyone with the solution, let me know.
I have the same problem with a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 P5100.
I have the exact same problem to P5100. No solution yet, still reading everywhere.