My Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime 2 (G611F) had Android 7.1.1 when I rooted it a few years ago and I have never upgraded it to a newer version for fear of losing root. It has TWRP and SuperSu installed and I confirmed I still have root. What is the best method to upgrade without losing my data? I have Odin on a Windows laptop and I have adb and fastboot on my Unbuntu desktop. I also downloaded Magisk apk and Firmware SM-G611F — Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime. Thanks
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Kingroot is one of the most powerful rooting apps. It can root almost any Android device with a success rate of 97% and it's a life saver for not so popular Samsung galaxy grand max.
Earlier it was not working on lollipop 5.1.1. So some tried to root with CF-Autoroot but its rooting is unstable. But now it's back. Now you can successfully root your grand max 5.1.1 with this new Kingroot app.
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Thank You.
alas the 2015 dual 4g sim Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700F with only 1.5 gig ram and with the bootloader opened in the setting etc does not root at all, i suspect the files the kingroot is trying to push to the phone is making it run out of ram ,even with nothing new installed . |o(
For a couple of years I've used an old Android 4.2.2 tablet for one purpose only: tether wifi Internet connection to my router. Recently it fell and the screen broke.
I've purchased a cheap 7" tablet (IRULU x67) to replace the broken one, for the same function. It runs Android 7.0 and I could not find any TWRP or CWM custom recovery for this no-brand name device. All guides I found for rooting Marshmallow and Nougat devices require the use of custom recovery and Magisk. Pushing su and busybox to /system/bin, like in older Androids, doesn't work.
Can anybody point me to any working method to root this Android 7.0 tablet? I need this very badly and it MUST be rooted!
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Is it safe to root a S7 and stay on the stock ROM ? As Samsung doesn't publish regularly the updates (still on 7.0 ...), I heard that their phones are vulnerable to malwares. Is it easy to avoid it when rooted ? Or should I install a custom ROM to use my rooted S7 properly ?
Is this the right forum for getting info on rooting and updating Android OS for a Verizon SCH-i915 Tab 2? I rooted my SCH-i915 with King Root, but Super SU keep reporting "Binary Occupied". I did a factory recovery to remove the root and would like to reroot and possibly find a newer Android OS than 4.1.2. What should I use to root the SCH-i915 that will solve the Super SU "Binary Occupied" problem? I could not find an OS update for the SCH-i915 on the XDA site. Is there another device OS that I could update the SCH-i915 to, I don't care about the 4g LTE as I only want to use the SCH-i915 as a WFI device? Thanks for any help.
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S8, Android 9. I liked to update it to android 10. I got the HADES ROM. BUT my problem is I can't install TWRP in my phone.
I used ODIN but the installation failed.
Can you help me to install TWRP on my phone successfully to upgrade my android?
my device is not rooted. I hope that your all help me and respond quickly.
Hint: Change thread's title to Samsung Galaxy S8 How to install TWRP thus mainly owners of such a device get addressed.