I know that the device is recent, but devices with very similar hardware like M31, A51 and M30s already have a lot of development, while the F41 does not start with twrp, thanks to vbmeta. the community of this device needs help and a little attention, I ask the developers to focus on this device, it will be of great help ^^
Is TWRP available for F41 ?
rixyy said:
Is TWRP available for F41 ?
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I recently discovered that the stock rom of the m31 works on the F41, as the M31 has twrp, so the answer is yes
Not working
M31 TWRP file doesnt works
rixyy said:
Not working
M31 TWRP file doesnt works
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to work you need to install the stock rom of the M31 and follow the step by step of the M31 to install the twrp
I have flashed M31 Stock rom on my F41 it worked but I was still unable to Flash TWRP "Only Official Released Binaries Are Allowed To Be Flashed(recovery)" this is error that popped up. This could be because of that I have flashed latest M31 firmware but whatever might be case I am unable to downgrade the firmware or even flash the original rom of F41 "SW REV. CHECK FAIL. DEVICE: 2, BINARY: 1" this error comes on my phone. Can you explain me what is this problem and why is it occuring. And how can I flash my original stock rom of F41 back.
rixyy said:
I have flashed M31 Stock rom on my F41 it worked but I was still unable to Flash TWRP "Only Official Released Binaries Are Allowed To Be Flashed(recovery)" this is error that popped up. This could be because of that I have flashed latest M31 firmware but whatever might be case I am unable to downgrade the firmware or even flash the original rom of F41 "SW REV. CHECK FAIL. DEVICE: 2, BINARY: 1" this error comes on my phone. Can you explain me what is this problem and why is it occuring. And how can I flash my original stock rom of F41 back.
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This is due to the bootloader. Try extracting the firmware you are flashing and delete all files ending with ".bin"
Tab E said:
This is due to the bootloader. Try extracting the firmware you are flashing and delete all files ending with ".bin"
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Doesn't works
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hi all
i got a samsung s8+ with G955FXXU2CRED_CL13569719 firmware on it.
How can i downgrade it to android 7.0?
If i flash 7.0 software i got failed when i flash BL
If i only flash AP the device shows encryption failed and then then i get boot loop with erasing android icon.
Hope some one has a solution here.
u can try downgrade to CRAP firmware (the 1st Oreo) and then try to downgrade to android 7.0 with all files.
I downgraded from 3 previous versiones of Oreo, didnt try agaik with the later ones but i read that the new boatloader in kinda tricky now.
galarond said:
u can try downgrade to CRAP firmware (the 1st Oreo) and then try to downgrade to android 7.0 with all files.
I downgraded from 3 previous versiones of Oreo, didnt try agaik with the later ones but i read that the new boatloader in kinda tricky now.
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With crap i also get failed
When i flash Crap AP File only is get stuck in boot loop With installing update. And then reboot.
Got it with a new Combination file
pctronic said:
Got it with a new Combination file
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Please do share...and did you manage to install TWRP recovery afterwards?
Moe5508 said:
Please do share...and did you manage to install TWRP recovery afterwards?
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Didnt use TWRP here is link for combination
https://shell.boxwares.com/Download.aspx?L=6583
pctronic said:
hi all
i got a samsung s8+ with G955FXXU2CRED_CL13569719 firmware on it.
How can i downgrade it to android 7.0?
If i flash 7.0 software i got failed when i flash BL
If i only flash AP the device shows encryption failed and then then i get boot loop with erasing android icon.
Hope some one has a solution here.
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pctronic said:
Got it with a new Combination file
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pctronic said:
Didnt use TWRP here is link for combination
https://shell.boxwares.com/Download.aspx?L=6583
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Stability?! Battery?! Lags?! Connectivity?! Source?!
Remove/change PDA reg?! Erase data?! (CSC issue)
Is this rom Nougat or prev Oreo version?!
Some info about this rom?! It comes from some forum's discussion?!
Odin flash works fine but then am on what seems to be bootloop...am stuck on screen with "FACTORY BINARY" message showing and big progress arrows now for 20 minutes...is that normal to take so long?
pctronic said:
Got it with a new Combination file
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Will this work on s8 too?
hello
This can not be used combination for daily use is only for developers and fix the problem. Now working after this version combination . you can be loaded here
https://updato.com/firmware-archive-select-model?record=E60FECB3632411E89F15FA163EE8F90B
download and flash with odin without CP file and no your mobile go back to 7.0 .
thanks I hope that I have helped you.
nabel_sweed said:
hello
This can not be used combination for daily use is only for developers and fix the problem. Now working after this version combination . you can be loaded here
https://updato.com/firmware-archive-select-model?record=E60FECB3632411E89F15FA163EE8F90B
download and flash with odin without CP file and no your mobile go back to 7.0 .
thanks I hope that I have helped you.
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Nah this fails on the latest U2CRED ROM with bootloader v2...
Hello,
I am attempting to downgrade from Android 8 to 7 on Galaxy S7. When I attempt to flash the old firmware I get the error 'Device 3 - Binary 2'. Does anyone know if there is a workaround for this yet?
DannySB1 said:
Hello,
I am attempting to downgrade from Android 8 to 7 on Galaxy S7. When I attempt to flash the old firmware I get the error 'Device 3 - Binary 2'. Does anyone know if there is a workaround for this yet?
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Odin will not let you flashback to a previous boot loader version, you have to do it through TWRP. So either flash the nougat firmware with TWRP first or any nougat based rom, then flash nougat via odin which will remove root and TWRP.
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Odin will not let you flashback to a previous boot loader version, you have to do it through TWRP. So either flash the nougat firmware with TWRP first or any nougat based rom, then flash nougat via odin which will remove root and TWRP.
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Are there any instructions for this?
Will secure apps (Banking etc) work again after removing root?
I was under the impression you could via Odin if OEM unlock was enabled, without needing TWRP or root. https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/how-to/guide-how-to-downgrade-android-oreo-8-0-t3821495
edit: As for banking, if you go root then flash back to stock you should have no issues. Even if you stay root, things like Magisk will hide root status from apps and pass safetynet. Your biggest issue would be the loss of Knox, which voids warranty and breaks some Samsung apps.
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I was under the impression you could via Odin if OEM unlock was enabled, without needing TWRP or root. https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/how-to/guide-how-to-downgrade-android-oreo-8-0-t3821495
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It is not possible as per some of the replies to that thread. I spent a few hours playing TWRP yesterday and it was not possible either.
DannySB1 said:
It is not possible as per some of the replies to that thread. I spent a few hours playing TWRP yesterday and it was not possible either.
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Ok so listen, it can be done as i said but it's not easy. The choice you have of course before attempting this is to just install a android 7 custom ROM? many nougat ROMs are just stock with the bloatware removed and the boot-loader version isn't checked during flash.
Here's another way to go back, i can't guarantee it will work though i haven't tried it on an S7.
Downgrade to an older firmware with an older bootloader even if one keeps the newer bootloader on his device.
So what's how's it done?
Download the firmware file (.tar) which you want to downgrade to and open it with an archiver application (7zip). Extracts all the files to a folder and repacks them again in a .tar file but leaving every file out which ends in .bin (e.g. sboot.bin etc.). This .tar file can now be flashed like any other firmware file via Odin and it should run through it without any problems.
Hope this helps.
plz tell me how to downgrade i upgraded my phone to oreo now there's no network i need to downgrade back to marshmellow i also installed marshmellow but it stuck on samsung bootloop plz help me
Bipnbarsha said:
plz tell me how to downgrade i upgraded my phone to oreo now there's no network i need to downgrade back to marshmellow i also installed marshmellow but it stuck on samsung bootloop plz help me
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What device? What firmware? What Rom?
S7 edge on oreo and stock rom my network was working fine on marshmellow but after oreo update my mobile network not working unfortunatly my binary has been updated before update i back up everything with twrp but now when i restore using twrp my phone stuck on samsung logo plz help mee
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Ok so listen, it can be done as i said but it's not easy. The choice you have of course before attempting this is to just install a android 7 custom ROM? many nougat ROMs are just stock with the bloatware removed and the boot-loader version isn't checked during flash.
Here's another way to go back, i can't guarantee it will work though i haven't tried it on an S7.
Downgrade to an older firmware with an older bootloader even if one keeps the newer bootloader on his device.
So what's how's it done?
Download the firmware file (.tar) which you want to downgrade to and open it with an archiver application (7zip). Extracts all the files to a folder and repacks them again in a .tar file but leaving every file out which ends in .bin (e.g. sboot.bin etc.). This .tar file can now be flashed like any other firmware file via Odin and it should run through it without any problems.
Hope this helps.
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Hey man, can you please explain this better ? Im using a galaxy s7 edge, but my firmware doesnt have a TAR file. there are 4 .md5 files (AP,BL,CP,CSC) that are flashable through odin. I want to downgrade bootloader
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Hey man, can you please explain this better ? Im using a galaxy s7 edge, but my firmware doesnt have a TAR file. there are 4 .md5 files (AP,BL,CP,CSC) that are flashable through odin. I want to downgrade bootloader
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Hello that method no longer works, you can't downgrade anymore
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Hello that method no longer works, you can't downgrade anymore
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I can downgrade to 14.1 Lineage OS.
Edit: There is no way do downgrade the official firmware
Hi, I'm having a lot of trouble trying to install a custom recovery. I had it working a couple months back but wanted to go with official again for dumb reasons and now i want to go back but it won't let me flash TWRP, i can't find a TWRP specifically for this version either. It's Android 10 with March security patch.
I hope someone can help me.
Thanks.
Please only create one thread per topic. I've removed the duplicate thread you started on this topic.
As far as your issue goes, I don't actually know much about Samsung specifics, but I believe that particular message means you haven't unlocked your bootloader. You'll need to do that before you can flash custom stuff.
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Please only create one thread per topic. I've removed the duplicate thread you started on this topic.
As far as your issue goes, I don't actually know much about Samsung specifics, but I believe that particular message means you haven't unlocked your bootloader. You'll need to do that before you can flash custom stuff.
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actually Im also having the same problem even though i have unlocked my bootloader.. I had previously installed twrp and was trying custom os until one os (evolution x) for some bricked my phone and i had to flash the stock firmware and after that when i try to re-flash twrp through odin it is saying officail binary can be flashed.
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actually Im also having the same problem even though i have unlocked my bootloader.. I had previously installed twrp and was trying custom os until one os (evolution x) for some bricked my phone and i had to flash the stock firmware and after that when i try to re-flash twrp through odin it is saying officail binary can be flashed.
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Like I said, I'm not 100% on Samsung shenannigans, but have you checked to verify that you didn't lock the bootloader as a part of flashing the stock firmware?
OEM unlock toggle in Developer's Options
Hi ¡...
1. You have to reinstall via odin the latest version 9 (AP, BL...etc)
2. On reboot do the entire TWPR flashing process for android 9
The current problem is that there is no TWPR for android 10.
Cheers
Hi guy I am panicking here I accidentally wiped everything from my samsung note 9 and there is no OS on the phone. I tried to flash older firmware but Odin is stuck at recovery and the phone shows a red line saying "SW REV. CHECK FAIL(BOOTLOADER) DEVICE: 6, BINARY:5
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME
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Hi guy I am panicking here I accidentally wiped everything from my samsung note 9 and there is no OS on the phone. I tried to flash older firmware but Odin is stuck at recovery and the phone shows a red line saying "SW REV. CHECK FAIL(BOOTLOADER) DEVICE: 6, BINARY:5
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME
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The firmware that you flashed has a lower binary than the firmware that you had on the device before you modified it. You need to flash a firmware that has the same binary as what you had before you modified the device, or you need to flash a firmware that has a higher/newer binary than what you had.
See where the error says that your device is binary 6 but the firmware that you flashed has binary 5? You need a binary 6 or higher firmware. You can identify the binary by looking at the 5th character from the right end of the firmware build number.
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The firmware that you flashed has a lower binary than the firmware that you had on the device before you modified it. You need to flash a firmware that has the same binary as what you had before you modified the device, or you need to flash a firmware that has a higher/newer binary than what you had.
See where the error says that your device is binary 6 but the firmware that you flashed has binary 5? You need a binary 6 or higher firmware. You can identify the binary by looking at the 5th character from the right end of the firmware build number.
Sent from my SM-S767VL using Tapatalk
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i think i might be in love with you,(not in a weird way) this reply here saved my ass,i was stuck on odin wondering what was wrong & just this simple explanation helped me a lot
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i think i might be in love with you,(not in a weird way) this reply here saved my ass,i was stuck on odin wondering what was wrong & just this simple explanation helped me a lot
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Be aware, once you flash a firmware that upgrades your device binary to a higher binary, you can not go back to the lower binary. A lot of times, flashing a firmware that upgrades the binary also upgrades the bootloader to a more secure bootloader that can't be unlocked, this kills virtually any chance of rooting the device or flashing TWRP custom recovery and/or custom ROMs. Then you're stuck with a device that you can't modify the way you want.
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Be aware, once you flash a firmware that upgrades your device binary to a higher binary, you can not go back to the lower binary. A lot of times, flashing a firmware that upgrades the binary also upgrades the bootloader to a more secure bootloader that can't be unlocked, this kills virtually any chance of rooting the device or flashing TWRP custom recovery and/or custom ROMs. Then you're stuck with a device that you can't modify the way you want.
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Ya i had that in mind so i flashed accordingly & i have unlocked bootloader with twrp not that i needed it though, cuz i just wanted to use samsung dex
brokboi said:
Ya i had that in mind so i flashed accordingly & i have unlocked bootloader with twrp not that i needed it though, cuz i just wanted to use samsung dex
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Have you used TWRP to create a android backup of your stock ROM after you got it fixed? If not, do so, then store a copy of the backup on a PC or USB flashdrive, external sdcard, etc.. That backup can be used to restore your device, if needed.
hello, my problem is with my A12 (A125M) so he stuck in "an error has occurred while updating the device software.Use the Emergency recovery function in the Smart Switch PC software" i tried much things and still not working, also i tried too flash the stock rom i got this error "SW REV CHECK FAIL : [vbmeta] Fused 3 > Binary 2 RP check error : vbmeta , if someone know how to fix it please comment, thanks. (also i have twrp installed)
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hello, my problem is with my A12 (A125M) so he stuck in "an error has occurred while updating the device software.Use the Emergency recovery function in the Smart Switch PC software" i tried much things and still not working, also i tried too flash the stock rom i got this error "SW REV CHECK FAIL : [vbmeta] Fused 3 > Binary 2 RP check error : vbmeta , if someone know how to fix it please comment, thanks. (also i have twrp installed)
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Flash the right firmware binary version. You can’t flash binary lower then your current firmware version
edward0181 said:
Flash the right firmware binary version. You can’t flash binary lower then your current firmware version
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alright i'm gonna do this! thanks
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Flash the right firmware binary version. You can’t flash binary lower then your current firmware version
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So tried the my stock rom binary 2 and 3 and still not working. if you have another way to i try please comment
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Disobedient. said:
So tried the my stock rom binary 2 and 3 and still not working. if you have another way to i try please comment
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Where are you downloading your firmware? And what is the exact firmware you're flashing?
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Where are you downloading your firmware? And what is the exact firmware you're flashing?
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i got a way to solve it
first i flashed wrong binary just to get the error and go to in download mode,then i flashed the stock rom and worked.