Hi everybody
I have a Korean Note 3 Model SM-N900L (Carrier U+).
Is there available CF-Auto-Root for this specific carrier? My current Android release is 4.4.2 CSC N900LLGTENAA.
Furthermore my HS's Modem is set on the Korean frequencies and not on the Italian Vodafone so LTE does'nt work. . Is this problem fixable somehow?
Any help or suggestion is welcome.
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alsefan said:
Hi everybody
I have a Korean Note 3 Model SM-N900L (Carrier U+).
Is there available CF-Auto-Root for this specific carrier? My current Android release is 4.4.2 CSC N900LLGTENAA.
Furthermore my HS's Modem is set on the Korean frequencies and not on the Italian Vodafone so LTE does'nt work. . Is this problem fixable somehow?
Any help or suggestion is welcome.
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No help at all?
alsefan said:
No help at all?
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Can you tell me your base board? such as
The the CF-Auto-Root project currently supports the following base boards:
- Samsung Exynos4
- Texas Instruments Omap4
- Qualcomm MSM8660
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Of course I can
Qualcomm MSM 8974
Thank you in advance for any support.
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Trozzul said:
Can you tell me your base board? such as
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alsefan said:
Of course I can
Qualcomm MSM 8974
Thank you in advance for any support.
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I want to say it could work on your board, CF-auto root was released for Samsung devices Galaxy s2 and up while everything below with gingerbread you would have to use a one click app to root it such as z4root or GingerBreak.
I understood CF auto root was released for many Note 3 model.
For instance is available for SM-N9005 , 900S, 900 etc.
I cannot find the file for my 900L. The other two rooting methods you mention (z4root or gingerbreak) are quite unknown to me.
Do they work ?
Thank you
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Trozzul said:
I want to say it could work on your board, CF-auto root was released for Samsung devices Galaxy s2 and up while everything below with gingerbread you would have to use a one click app to root it such as z4root or GingerBreak.
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alsefan said:
I understood CF auto root was released for many Note 3 model.
For instance is available for SM-N9005 , 900S, 900 etc.
I cannot find the file for my 900L. The other two rooting methods you mention (z4root or gingerbreak) are quite unknown to me.
Do they work ?
Thank you
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No z4root and gingerbreak only root devices with gingerbread 2.3 and below, im not sure what to show you at this point sorry mate
alsefan said:
Hi everybody
I have a Korean Note 3 Model SM-N900L (Carrier U+).
Is there available CF-Auto-Root for this specific carrier? My current Android release is 4.4.2 CSC N900LLGTENAA.
Furthermore my HS's Modem is set on the Korean frequencies and not on the Italian Vodafone so LTE does'nt work. . Is this problem fixable somehow?
Any help or suggestion is welcome.
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Hi, I was able to root my Galaxy Note 3 running KitKat 4.4.2.
alsefan said:
I understood CF auto root was released for many Note 3 model.
For instance is available for SM-N9005 , 900S, 900 etc.
I cannot find the file for my 900L. The other two rooting methods you mention (z4root or gingerbreak) are quite unknown to me.
Do they work ?
Thank you
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I believe CF-Auto-Root also works for the N900L if you download the 900S (SKT version) because the 3 carriers use the same method.
And yes, somebody did confirm that LG works if you use the SK file.
But you could listen to jisoo's advise (which I would recommend):
Quote by jisoo:
CF-Auto-Root temporarily replaces your stock recovery to install SuperSU. It then tries to restore the original recovery, but obviously this will cause problems if your device is not well supported.
If you are going to install CWM anyway, I would suggest you just flash the SuperSU package after you have flashed CWM with Odin. The advantage is that you can take a full nandroid backup before rooting, in case something goes wrong.
For CWM, you can use the SKT version from here:. This has been reported as working on the LGU+ model, and I can personally attest to it working on my KT Note 3.
Thank you
Can you let me have a brief step by step procedure?
The step about how to install superSU package after CWM is not very clear to me. I believe CF autoroot authomatically install super su ...or not.
also which is the meaning of " your device is not very well supported"?
XDA ....always one step beyond
Thank you!!
techcaptain said:
I believe CF-Auto-Root also works for the N900L if you download the 900S (SKT version) because the 3 carriers use the same method.
And yes, somebody did confirm that LG works if you use the SK file.
But you could listen to jisoo's advise (which I would recommend):
Quote by jisoo:
CF-Auto-Root temporarily replaces your stock recovery to install SuperSU. It then tries to restore the original recovery, but obviously this will cause problems if your device is not well supported.
If you are going to install CWM anyway, I would suggest you just flash the SuperSU package after you have flashed CWM with Odin. The advantage is that you can take a full nandroid backup before rooting, in case something goes wrong.
For CWM, you can use the SKT version from here:. This has been reported as working on the LGU+ model, and I can personally attest to it working on my KT Note 3.
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Hi, that means that I don't really recommend CF-Auto-Root because it just keepa recovery. So what I would recommend is to flash CWM at Odin (make sure you've downloaded SuperSU. Zip to your downloads on your phone before) and then go to recovery - install zip - choose SuperSU.
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I just want to confirm that the cf auto root for the SM-N900S korean file has worked on my SM-N900L korean phone!
I then flashed CWM using odin.
Hopefully others in the future will root the 900L with confidence!
Thanks!!!
lte issue
Hi
I have a Korean Note 3 Model SM-N900L
Furthermore my Modem is set on the Korean frequencies and not on the malaysian celcom so LTE does'nt work. . Is this problem fixable somehow?
Any help or suggestion is welcome.
samsung note 3 sm 900l
Hi i have this korean variant of note 3 from lgu+ carrier and i wonder is there anything i can do to remove all the korean things from the apps of the carrier to the phone numpad korean characters. Is there any way to remove it??? Thanks. Btw im new here.
Not working in my sm-n900l it sometimes blackened out the screen and resets by itself..i uninstalled it though..still waiting for developers...
I've been looking around, but haven't seen anyone actually saying that my device is able to root therefore I don't want to go rooting it with something that "might work"
Carrier: Rogers
Model Number: G920w8
Build: VLU3B0J7
Android Version: 5.11
Could someone tell me if it can be or not?
Anyone? I am also looking for this. CF auto root seems to only have 6.0.1 and not 5.1.1
Murrayhill said:
I've been looking around, but haven't seen anyone actually saying that my device is able to root therefore I don't want to go rooting it with something that "might work"
Carrier: Rogers
Model Number: G920w8
Build: VLU3B0J7
Android Version: 5.11
Could someone tell me if it can be or not?
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I found it! I tired it and it worked.
forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/samsung-galaxy-s-6--s-6-edge-unified-development/kernel-stockmod-kernel-t3100395
Use odin and flash the tar file
Hi,
I'm using Samsung S6 with stock software and would like to root it using CF-Auto-root. My question is whether I need to unlock bootloader first or is it safe to flash image from CF-Auto-root site by ODIN?
I don't care about knox. I'm O.K. with tripping it. Just don't want to brick the phone.
Baseband G920FXXU3DPDP,
Build number MMB29K.G920FXXU3DPDP
Kernel version - 3.10.61-7884513, [email protected]#1
security patch 01 may 2016
Any help appreciated.
martin78cz said:
Hi,
I'm using Samsung S6 with stock software and would like to root it using CF-Auto-root. My question is whether I need to unlock bootloader first or is it safe to flash image from CF-Auto-root site by ODIN?
I don't care about knox. I'm O.K. with tripping it. Just don't want to brick the phone.
Baseband G920FXXU3DPDP,
Build number MMB29K.G920FXXU3DPDP
Kernel version - 3.10.61-7884513, [email protected]#1
security patch 01 may 2016
Any help appreciated.
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International variant isn't bootloader locked.
Sent from my SM-G925F
Rosli59564 said:
International variant isn't bootloader locked.
Sent from my SM-G925F
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Thanks for info. You're right. I've just rooted my S6 using CF-AutoRoot. Looking forward to install TWRP and some good alternative ROM.
OK, there are dozens of solutions to rooting a Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 phone on the web, but none of them have worked for me.
The problem seems to be that the solutions are too "old" and don't take into account new firmware updates. Or the solutions are for different variants of the phone, there seems to be so many.
So, my particular phone is:
AP: J320FNXXUOAPK2 (PDA Version)
CP: J320FNXXUOAPK1 (Phone Version)
CSC: J320FNOXX0APK1 (CSC Version)
The OS is Lollipop 5.1.1
Does anyone know how to root this EXACT MODEL of phone?
Also, I have been unable to find a working version of TWRP for this model, so if you know of one I would very much appreciate a link to it.
Cheers
SGJ3 said:
OK, there are dozens of solutions to rooting a Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 phone on the web, but none of them have worked for me.
The problem seems to be that the solutions are too "old" and don't take into account new firmware updates. Or the solutions are for different variants of the phone, there seems to be so many.
So, my particular phone is:
AP: J320FNXXUOAPK2 (PDA Version)
CP: J320FNXXUOAPK1 (Phone Version)
CSC: J320FNOXX0APK1 (CSC Version)
The OS is Lollipop 5.1.1
Does anyone know how to root this EXACT MODEL of phone?
Also, I have been unable to find a working version of TWRP for this model, so if you know of one I would very much appreciate a link to it.
Cheers
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Greetings and welcome to assist
This thread here should help you root your device
https://forum.xda-developers.com/general/help/samsung-galaxy-j3-sm-j320fn-how-to-root-t3369511
you can either post your request here
https://forum.xda-developers.com/general/help/samsung-galaxy-j3-sm-j320fn-how-to-root-t3369511
for twrp or you could try building your own using this excellent guide
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/guide-how-to-compile-twrp-source-step-t3404024
Good Luck
Sawdoctor
I just bought a S7. I rerooted my previous S4 years ago and unlocked hotspot/tethering.
Im wanting to know the easiest most effective way to unlock the hotspot/tethering for my S7. Is it possible w/o rooting?
If the only option is w-rerooting. What rooting method is currently the safest?
Build Number: NRD90M.G930PVPU4BQAA
Boot Loader & PDA Version G930PVPU4BQAA
Android Version: 7.0
Anyone
finnbogg said:
I just bought a S7. I rerooted my previous S4 years ago and unlocked hotspot/tethering.
Im wanting to know the easiest most effective way to unlock the hotspot/tethering for my S7. Is it possible w/o rooting?
If the only option is w-rerooting. What rooting method is currently the safest?
Build Number: NRD90M.G930PVPU4BQAA
Boot Loader & PDA Version G930PVPU4BQAA
Android Version: 7.0
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Rooting is the best option, without root then PDAnet is about your only option.
As for the best way to root, do a Google search for:
"How to root (your model number)"
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when you say " model number" do you mean S7? or do you mean Build Number?
finnbogg said:
when you say " model number" do you mean S7? or do you mean Build Number?
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No
S7 is the device name
Build number designates which firmware you have.
I mean your model number. Go to system settings>about phone>model number
system settings>about phone>device info>model number
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