I found this page online and followed the instructions in it, and behold. I now have a rooted Samsung Galaxy J700P from Boost Mobile running Android 6.01.
http://www.stechguide.com/root-samsung-galaxy-j7-sm-j700p/
The instructions are easy to follow and work perfectly.
I used a couple different root checkers from the play store to confirm root access.
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Is there a root for the samsung galaxy stellar? I've tried all the methods posted on this forum, google, androidforums, etc... None of them work.
It's a SCH-I200/Verizon.
Kingo android root works wonders. unroots and resets system status too. all for free.
I tried to root model GT-S6310 with Android 4.1.2 from VIP mobile in Macedonia. I tried with FRAMAROOT downloaded from their web site from link for this model. I installed it run but no result. After I installed Gingerbreak 1.2, run it but hangs with "Running exploit. please wait for few minutes...." It goes for almost 1 hour like this.
Can anyone please help me !
SOLVED
Downloaded ODIN and followed instructions from this youtube : (.....youtube url....)/watch?v=Wfzekl-I_yY
Use ioroot (vroot) mobile app and PC software. It works even on latest firmwares. Framaroot only worked on the older versions.
http://www.mgyun.com/en/getvroot
use king root thats it
I am trying to find a root method for my cricket s6 but can't find a working one. The ping-pong root doesn't work and neither does kingroot.
While I have found tons of tutorials for rooting various models of the s5, I haven't found mine yet. Here's the details:
Galaxy s5
model: SC-04F
carrier: NTT Docomo (Japan)
android 5.0 Lollipop
kernel version: 3.4.0-5605451
KNOX version: 2.3
Admittedly I am in over my head. It's my first time attempting a root and this model seems to be a tricky one. In my search I found a few automated solutions for the SC-04F model of gs5, but they were all meant for android 4.4.2. I decided to give it a try despite this difference (not a good idea, I'm sure). This method revolved around flashing with Oden using a CF-Auto Root file. Oden flashed the device, restarted it and gave me the green "passed" notification. After flashing I used Root Checker to verify, and sure enough it was rooted.
So far so good, but then I opened SuperSu (which installed as part of the automated flash) and it needed to update binaries. I tried the "normal" installation method, which failed, and then did some reading that suggested updating the SuperSu app from the Play Store. It did need an update, so I updated. This changed nothing. Just out of curiosity I check Root Checker again, and all the sudden I was no longer correctly rooted.
I have tried repeating the flash process from the beginning to no success. I haven't been able to root it since. Nor have I been able to use SuperSu to "Full Unroot" the device. I would like to have one or the other; establish root or completely unroot. I seem to be somewhere in the middle and it's very frustrating.
Any pointers?
Hello,
Welcome to XDA.
Try posting your question in the forum linked below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/help
The experts there may be able to help.
Register an XDA account to post and reply in the forums.
Thanks! will do.
Alright so i tried to root my S7 cause i thought it would be as straight forward as putting CFW on my DS. I was wrong lmao. so i followed this guide and i did everything in order and how it was supposed to be done. SU did not install and when i did rootchecker it said it did not install root correctly. now i have a phone that forgets the wifi password everytime i turn it ON from being OFF and buggy things like a messed up playstore that does not install apps correctly.
SM-G930P is my model number
G930PVPU2APC5 is my baseband version
running android 6.01
Please help me out!
Cant post the guide but its by TheUnlockr and the title is
How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S7 & S7 Edge (Snapdragon)
Hi !
As long as you have found the thread on xda about how to root your phone and you followed the instructions , please post your issue there
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
Good luck !