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How to root SSGN 2.3.6 LA1

Pls find out, i want to root my SSGN 2.3.6 LA1
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jingjung said:
Pls find out, i want to root my SSGN 2.3.6 LA1
Thank,
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As of now LA1 is not directly Rootable. Flash Rootable ROM then root, and after flash LA1.
Follow this thread to rooting guide.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1329360:)

ranjan.alva said:
As of now LA1 is not directly Rootable. Flash Rootable ROM then root, and after flash LA1.
Follow this thread to rooting guide.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1329360:)
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So u mean downgrade to another Kernel by odin correct. counter not count ?
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jingjung said:
Pls find out, i want to root my SSGN 2.3.6 LA1
Thank,
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LA1 not rootable
Download guide from last link on my signature, it will guide you step by step to Root it. yes you have to downgrade it first. N if you follow it exactly, there wont be raise counter.

I was on LA1 but now I downgrade to KJ1 and flash to Custom Rom by use Odin successfully. Seems no problem. But I really want to know is Counter raise.
What happened if Counter raised and what is it? Thanks

Aung said:
I was on LA1 but now I downgrade to KJ1 and flash to Custom Rom by use Odin successfully. Seems no problem. But I really want to know is Counter raise.
What happened if Counter raised and what is it? Thanks
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Binary Count will raise only if you flash any custom ROM using PC Odin.*If your Binary Counter is 1 or more than than 1 you will lose warranty. and there is way to make it 0. but that app needs ICS. and Chainfire is working on it.
Just Boot in download mode
In your device upper left corner you can see Custom binary count
it should be : "No"

Thank you
So I've to wait for Chanefire's work

[Q] Directly root DDLB2

Hi, I'm a new user & I need to root my GNote. I read the thread by dr.ketan. But I need to root my phone directly (without downgrading). Is it possible now ? or do I need to wait few days (until CF-Root is out for DDLB2) ? or is it mandatory to downgrade it ?

no it's not possible. it has nothing to do with CF root LB2 or the present LB1. you still have to downgrade, root and then upgrade.

anjath said:
no it's not possible. it has nothing to do with CF root LB2 or the present LB1. you still have to downgrade, root and then upgrade.
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Thank you !, Well, I'll downgrade it first then.
btw, will it increase the flash count if I downgrade via PC odin (mentioned in dr.katen's post) ?

vpsupun said:
Thank you !, Well, I'll downgrade it first then.
btw, will it increase the flash count if I downgrade via PC odin (mentioned in dr.katen's post) ?
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No, flashing stock Roms with PC Odin never increases the flash counter. Flashing custom Roms/kernels does.

chasmodo said:
No, flashing stock Roms with PC Odin never increases the flash counter. Flashing custom Roms/kernels does.
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Thank You!

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26306370&postcount=29
Please refer to the post above.

「Q」Stock LPF to safe GB to safe ICS Kernel, how?

Can any1 school me on this?
I flashed LPF to my polish N7000 along w a new bootloader & csc (Hong Kong TGY) I flashed them all...it works great
I want 2 go to 4.0.4
but I'm worried about my bootloader and csc since most stayed on LPA & didn't flash the new bootloader I'm worried my downgrade process is different...I don't kno anything about bootloaders and understandably w all the bricking drama I'm paranoid about it...
Can any1 tell me what Rom kernal bootloader csc should I flash...to safely get off LPF and get 2 a safe rooted versatile ICS kernal through GB?
-Thanks
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda app-developers app

TopOfNewYork said:
Can any1 school me on this?
I flashed LPF to my polish N7000 along w a new bootloader & csc (Hong Kong TGY) I flashed them all...it works great
I want 2 go to 4.0.4
but I'm worried about my bootloader and csc since most stayed on LPA & didn't flash the new bootloader I'm worried my downgrade process is different...I don't kno anything about bootloaders and understandably w all the bricking drama I'm paranoid about it...
Can any1 tell me what Rom kernal bootloader csc should I flash...to safely get off LPF and get 2 a safe rooted versatile ICS kernal through GB?
-Thanks
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda app-developers app
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A safe bet would be to go to stock GB, root it, flash required recovery and then flash the 4.0.4 through the GB Recovery you have installed. Or use Abyss and flash your way through. Cheers!

smaiitm said:
A safe bet would be to go to stock GB, root it, flash required recovery and then flash the 4.0.4 through the GB Recovery you have installed. Or use Abyss and flash your way through. Cheers!
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This ^^
But bare in mind that there are no "Safe" 100% kernels on ICS - in 4.0.4 the reports seems to be that brickbug is still present in the kernel..
Most, if not all will tell you never to reset / factory wipe with ICS Kernel.

Flashing s5830i firmware (please help)

hello there xda users
i have recently bricked my phone and managed to reflash the firmware, but, i had to add the bootloader file with the split firmware package.
what i want to do is install the latest XXLD3 firmware on top of the current s5830ixxkk5/gingerbread.xxlk1 firmware package but im worried because i am thinking that the bootloader file has to be the same as the firmware if you know what i mean. can i install the xxld3 on the xxkk5 bootloader without bricking my phone again? any help would be appreciated. thanks

[TUTORIAL] Installation GUIDE | ROM List & REVIEWS | Unbrick(Error Mount) [9/9/2012]
kierantheking said:
hello there xda users
i have recently bricked my phone and managed to reflash the firmware, but, i had to add the bootloader file with the split firmware package.
what i want to do is install the latest XXLD3 firmware on top of the current s5830ixxkk5/gingerbread.xxlk1 firmware package but im worried because i am thinking that the bootloader file has to be the same as the firmware if you know what i mean. can i install the xxld3 on the xxkk5 bootloader without bricking my phone again? any help would be appreciated. thanks
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First of all this development section......
for queries u should have gone to other thread.......
As far as flash is concerned ....... i think u can... i am not pretty much sure but i think so.
but if u need a bootloader file go to unbrick tutorial of mine and download the package for unbrick... take the bootloader file from there..... its from xxld

kierantheking said:
hello there xda users
i have recently bricked my phone and managed to reflash the firmware, but, i had to add the bootloader file with the split firmware package.
what i want to do is install the latest XXLD3 firmware on top of the current s5830ixxkk5/gingerbread.xxlk1 firmware package but im worried because i am thinking that the bootloader file has to be the same as the firmware if you know what i mean. can i install the xxld3 on the xxkk5 bootloader without bricking my phone again? any help would be appreciated. thanks
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Use ODIN flash YOUR stock rom csc/pda/modem to wait till it boots, after that go to download mode again and just flash pda of XXLD3 using ODIN again. For flashing you dont need the bootloader use ODIN 1.84. I change my WHLA1 to XXLA2 just by flashing the pda of xxla2
And by the way remember what feetsonfire said, this queries need to be on general section not in development

[Q]Rooting help

I want to install CWM recovery mode. So first do I have to gain root privilages to my device? If so, how?
Or Can we directly install cwm recovery without rooting the device? If yes please guide me how.
Thank you so much

What is your build ?

Model no. - GT-I9000
Firmware version- 2.3.6
Baseband version- I9000DDJV7
Build number- GINGERBREAD.DDJVB

mrishantsharma01 said:
Model no. - GT-I9000
Firmware version- 2.3.6
Baseband version- I9000DDJV7
Build number- GINGERBREAD.DDJVB
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Look for your build here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=788108

Thank you so much man. I really appreciate that but can you provide me with a better tutorial from begining like how and what to do first.

mrishantsharma01 said:
Thank you so much man. I really appreciate that but can you provide me with a better tutorial from begining like how and what to do first.
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If I was on your place, I would flash with Odin JV5 or JV4 stock FW with baseband for your region (India?) and flash after that kernel Semaphore 2.7.4, it contains root, CWM recovery and works great.
Alternatively, you can flash JVU stock FW and after that the Semaphore 2.5.0 kernel (compatible for that firmware)
All you need is Odin 1.81, 1.82 or 1.83 (last compatible version for the i9000). You can check my latest thread, there is step by step guide, all download links and even video how to flash a kernel or whole firmware (same proceeding). But read carefully whole the guide before you start!

mrishantsharma01 said:
I want to install CWM recovery mode. So first do I have to gain root privilages to my device? If so, how?
Or Can we directly install cwm recovery without rooting the device? If yes please guide me how.
Thank you so much
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No, you don't have to root to get CWM, you can flash a semaphore GB kernel as is to get CWM and upgrade to others. juts follow this guide and the semaphore GingerBread (latest) kernel
Check this out! Links to useful Guides and " Banned " Documentaries ​

mrishantsharma01 said:
I want to install CWM recovery mode. So first do I have to gain root privilages to my device? If so, how?
Or Can we directly install cwm recovery without rooting the device? If yes please guide me how.
Thank you so much
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Read my post in the below link.
I described the whole (flashing and rooting) thing in easiest steps and can be easily understood.
forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47034690#post47034690
enjoy!

Thank you to everyone for replying with such helpful posts.