Hi!
I am struggling to find a way to root my Samsung S6 Edge with the following Baseband Version: G925FXXS4DPI1, Android 6.0.1.
The different procedures (Ping Pong / CF Autoroot...) but none of them seems to be applicable to the version I have.
Can anyone suggest anything?
In case no option is available for not Voiding KNOX, what is the suggested root option?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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Hi all.
Just purchased an S6 128GB International Version SG-920I and was wondering if by rooting it would I lose any functionality except Samsung Pay (which is useless in Europe in at this time anyway).
Also can you guys help me with a rooting guide and what's the best recovery menu to go for on the S6?
The phone came with factory 5.1.1 so I guess PingPong root is out of the question is there an alternative to this?
Thanks.
Just rooted my G920i, used Odin and Root Kernels/ Unibase Kernel for Galaxy S6 on Android 5.1.1
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Just rooted my G920i, used Odin and Root Kernels/ Unibase Kernel for Galaxy S6 on Android 5.1.1
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I take it that triggers the knox fuse right?
Is there a way for 5.1.1 to root without blown Knox fuse?
I have a galaxy s6 with baseband g920w8vlu2aog2.. I was wondering how I should go about rooting my device without tripping the KNOX counter. Does the pingpong root work with my device? and how would i go about unrooting the device if need be?
Many thanks,
Your local troglodyte enquirer
I am looking for a guide for rooting a AT&T S5 Active without tripping knox.
I would prefer a exploit method that does not involve flashing the firmware or installing a custom kernel. I am not looking to drastically modify my operating system but rather just get SU shoveled in there so i can utilize some more advanced networking and server utilities
Device Details
Model SM-G870A
Bootloader: G870AUCU2DPH2
Android: 6.0.1
Build: MMB29M.G870AUCU2DPH2
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Seen lots of guides for US Sprint Models etc etc to root, if I follow the same procedures on my device will it be okay? The guides claiming knox will not be effected is this true? Also, if it does go wrong, how hard is it actually to reset factory settings?
Used to love rooting etc then got stuck with an iPhone for an year.
S7 info:
Model: SM-G930F
Build number: MMB29K.G930FXXU1BPH6
Android: 6.0.1
Any replies would be greatly apperciated, take it easy folks
shylands said:
Seen lots of guides for US Sprint Models etc etc to root, if I follow the same procedures on my device will it be okay? The guides claiming knox will not be effected is this true? Also, if it does go wrong, how hard is it actually to reset factory settings?
Used to love rooting etc then got stuck with an iPhone for an year.
S7 info:
Model: SM-G930F
Build number: MMB29K.G930FXXU1BPH6
Android: 6.0.1
Any replies would be greatly apperciated, take it easy folks
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Currently we can't root exynos version without tripping knox. Since you are in the UK you shouldn't worry about the warranty though, as neither rooting nor tripping knox will affect it. You will lose the ability to use Samsung pay.
Follow the guides, as long as you use exynos methods you'll be fine.
Hey folks,
I've been a lurker for a good while and have had great success with previous phones/tablets thanks to you guys. I have a new snapdragon variant S8+ [SM-G955u1] that is carrier unlocked direct from Samsung and have found a lot of what seems to be conflicting information about if it's possible to root or not, is it safe, etc. I use root for a lot of apps that require root access to function, so I'd like to have it back also without voiding my warranty.
tl;dr - Can a Snapdragon S8+ [SM-G955u1] be safely rooted without tripping Knox? Will any auto root app do this?
Thanks in advance!