I just rooted my phone yesterday and after that, I got this annoying problem.
Every time I boot my phone, there's this yellow triangle with an exclamation mark under Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000.
I see nothing wrong with my phone except that it drains battery quickly. I just flashed Ultimate N7000 XXLSC JellyBean today and it's still there.
What do you guys think is wrong with my phone? Did I somehow rooted it differently?
Be nice, I'm kind of new with rooting and flashing roms.
mumsawitch said:
I just rooted my phone yesterday and after that, I got this annoying problem.
Every time I boot my phone, there's this yellow triangle with an exclamation mark under Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000.
I see nothing wrong with my phone except that it drains battery quickly. I just flashed Ultimate N7000 XXLSC JellyBean today and it's still there.
What do you guys think is wrong with my phone? Did I somehow rooted it differently?
Be nice, I'm kind of new with rooting and flashing roms.
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Ok, this has been covered here many times. Samsung has built a binary counter on their devices to detect unofficial software flashed. That is why, you have to flash via mobile Odin and root with Philz Kernel on stock recovery to avoid that.
Now, you can use a jig to remove the yellow triangle: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1354888
If you don't have a jig, then you can use this app by chainfire: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1494114
Triangle away app
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
mumsawitch said:
I just rooted my phone yesterday and after that, I got this annoying problem.
Every time I boot my phone, there's this yellow triangle with an exclamation mark under Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000.
I see nothing wrong with my phone except that it drains battery quickly. I just flashed Ultimate N7000 XXLSC JellyBean today and it's still there.
What do you guys think is wrong with my phone? Did I somehow rooted it differently?
Be nice, I'm kind of new with rooting and flashing roms.
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OTA Update will not fix the problem...
That means you root your phone with a custom firmware...
You have to use Triangle Away by Chainfire.It removes Custom Binary and sets firmware to Official so you don't have the triangle sex with you every time you boot up your phone
Google Play:https://play.google.com/store/apps/...SwxLDEsImV1LmNoYWluZmlyZS50cmlhbmdsZWF3YXkiXQ..
hi, I have samsung galaxy tab GT-P7500 with a existing triangle exclamation point, I have tried the Chainfire app from google and I also reflashed with a new rom to avail. its still there any here. (I also tried to see if there was a special jig for the device I couldnt any)
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Can someone help me !!
I had some problems with the phone after deleting some system files (and the phone was looping at boot....) so I reflashed it with odin using Q1_20110914_16GB.pit and N7000XXKKA_N7000OXXKK5_N7000XXKK5_HOME.tar.md5 ..
The phone restart booting normally and everything is working except when it boot, just before the Samsung animation, I have a yellow triangle with the exclamation mark just below the "Galaxy Note GT-N7000"
the device is rooted and CWM installed on the device...
Boot the phone into download/odin mode. If it says that you flashed a custom ROM then you *hmhm* "successfully" incremented your custom flash counter.
Did you take a wrong rom when flashing with odin? Was your phone an AUT phone (since the rom you took I believe is an AUT rom)?
#Tapatalk #Galaxy Note
The yellow exclamation means it's been rooted. That way a service center knows you've rooted your phone, potentially voiding your warranty.
argh... my fault, please close this thread !!!
I guess I should have read a little bit more this forum before posting my question !!!
I'm new to android... .was playing with iphones before
Can somebody close / delete this thread I hate to pollute forums
ericshmerick said:
The yellow exclamation means it's been rooted.
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This, my friend, is wrong. The exclamation mark (together with an incremented custom flash counter) means you flashed a non-approved on non-official rom or parts of it onto your device using the ODIN tool. No matter if rooted or not.
The device will continue to work inside certain parameters, its really only (as mentioned for a service rep for example) a visual and very obvious way to mark your device as having no warranty due to fiddling around with it in non-appoved ways. Thats all.
#Tapatalk #Galaxy Note
Is this permanent - can it be reset in future ?
Read this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1354888
What does the yellow triangle mean? Why do people get it and what's the risk if you try to remove it using triangle away? I recently flashed the rocket ROM for the first time but didn't get the triangle?
Sent from my GT-N7000 using XDA
Yellow triangle appears when you flash custom kernels through PC Odin, and it usually means that your warranty is void.
Flashing stuff using Mobile Odin and/or CWMR does not produce the triangle.
Triangle Away works like a charm if you are on ICS, used it myself.
it indicates flashing of non stock rom which samsung use to see if the warrenty is still valid
*Yellow Triangle is the only thing you'll ever hate about your Galaxy Note.
Basically, it is an indicator for Samsung to see if you've ever flashed any CustomROM on your device. If you get the yellow triangle, your warranty is gone forever!
However, you NEVER get this thing if you use CWM Recovery to play around with ROMs or use Odin for PC to install STOCK ROM! If you install a Custom ROM with PC Odin, chances are that you'll end up getting the yellow triangle.
Though, it can be removed using jigs and even an app (Sorry, I don't remember the name), it has it's own risks. I am not really clear about those either but I've heard that you might end up bricking your phone!
chasmodo said:
Yellow triangle appears when you flash custom kernels through PC Odin, and it usually means that your warranty is void.
Flashing stuff using Mobile Odin and/or CWMR does not produce the triangle.
Triangle Away works like a charm if you are on ICS, used it myself.
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Then why did I not get the Triangle when I flashed the AbyssKernel?
Stanley Richards said:
Then why did I not get the Triangle when I flashed the AbyssKernel?
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because you flashed it via CWM and those installs do not increase the binary counter show an update in firmware
I have been trying to root my Samsung Galaxy S I9000 without success. I used Odin and flashed I9000XXJVK_kernel.tar but when I switched the phone it doesn't boot. It is stuck on the Galaxy S GT-I9000 white logo with black background. I then tried to install using Odin the CF Root-XW-XEN-JS3v1.3-BusyBox but it failed installing on Odin. Now the worst has happened. My Samsung Galaxy S i9000 will not switch on now. All I get on the display when I try to boot is an exclimation mark icon in the middle of a phone and PC icon. I fear it is bricked.
Anyone know how I can save my phone?
Please advise
I managed to get my Samsung Galaxy back to life with flashing the factory ROM on Odin.
Anyone know how I can root my Samsung without this happening again?
Artmuzz said:
I managed to get my Samsung Galaxy back to life with flashing the factory ROM on Odin.
Anyone know how I can root my Samsung without this happening again?
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If you need only rooting without cwm then use unlock root Google for it its easy and simple and never brick your phone
Press thanks if helped
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Artmuzz said:
I managed to get my Samsung Galaxy back to life with flashing the factory ROM on Odin.
Anyone know how I can root my Samsung without this happening again?
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Follow http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2057161
Artmuzz said:
I have been trying to root my Samsung Galaxy S I9000 without success. I used Odin and flashed I9000XXJVK_kernel.tar but when I switched the phone it doesn't boot. It is stuck on the Galaxy S GT-I9000 white logo with black background. I then tried to install using Odin the CF Root-XW-XEN-JS3v1.3-BusyBox but it failed installing on Odin. Now the worst has happened. My Samsung Galaxy S i9000 will not switch on now. All I get on the display when I try to boot is an exclimation mark icon in the middle of a phone and PC icon. I fear it is bricked.
Anyone know how I can save my phone?
Please advise
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Hey, I need your help bro..
I got my samsung bricked just like you explained here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2203696
I am stuck at the exclamation mark icon in the middle of a phone and PC icon.
How did you get it working? Can you explain in clear steps? Please!
Any help would be much appreciated !
dipenrique said:
Hey, I need your help bro..
I got my samsung bricked just like you explained here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2203696
I am stuck at the exclamation mark icon in the middle of a phone and PC icon.
How did you get it working? Can you explain in clear steps? Please!
Any help would be much appreciated !
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hey m8
check this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=7564212
it happened to me too
Hi. I've got a Galaxy Note N7000, currently on SlimBean 4.2.2. I flashed this ROM in the stock Samsung recovery so the flash counter didn't rise, nor the yellow exclamation mark did appear on the boot screen and that's because because I didn't use Odin, not even once with this phone.
Now I'm selling the phone and I want to flash latest Samsung official ROM and I'm asking how to do it without raising the flash counter or making the yellow exclamation mark appear? Is it ok to flash some Samsung official ROM straight from SlimBean 4.2.2 using Odin in a way that the phone would appear like it have never been modded in the first place?
If you don't have a raised flash counter or yellow triangle (which it sounds like you don't) then I would format system/data/preload etc then boot to download mode and flash stock rom with pc odin. In fact you probably don't even need to do the formats but just an extra precaution
Sent from my Sweet ROM powered GT-N7100
yellow triangle only shows when you flash a custom ROM or kernel (or root a stock rom).
for stock roms, it doesnt show.
and for reset the flash counter, use triangle away (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.triangleaway)
good luck
Thanks for the replies. So if I flash Samsung official ROM with Odin, the flashh counter will not rise and the yellow exclamation mark will not appear AND the phone will look like it has never been modified AND my warranty will still be valid, i.e. Samsung would accept my phone for repair if it ever gets broken.?
daerragh said:
Thanks for the replies. So if I flash Samsung official ROM with Odin, the flashh counter will not rise and the yellow exclamation mark will not appear AND the phone will look like it has never been modified AND my warranty will still be valid, i.e. Samsung would accept my phone for repair if it ever gets broken.?
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Quite a lot of ands here. Short answer: Yes.
Long answer: Yes.
let the flash counter go ip. u can then reset it using triangle away app
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Okay
Two questions
1.Triangle??? I just got it after installing speed mod kernel but doesn't really care about it
Does it have any down side?? this triangle thing
2.Installed factory jelly bean rom while normally it show GT-N7000B (when i am using ICS 4.0.4) Now it showed GT-N7000
Is it my country fail??? lol :silly: When checked in setting it showed GT-N7000B as normal
1. Remove yellow triangle using triangle away app
2. You installed n7000 international ROM , i guess, anyway its not an issue. Enjoy JB
skyhot004 said:
Okay
Two questions
1.Triangle??? I just got it after installing speed mod kernel but doesn't really care about it
Does it have any down side?? this triangle thing
2.Installed factory jelly bean rom while normally it show GT-N7000B (when i am using ICS 4.0.4) Now it showed GT-N7000
Is it my country fail??? lol :silly: When checked in setting it showed GT-N7000B as normal
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triangle shows that you have flashed other roms..the counter increases with each flash but you can remove that by using triangle away.apk and you can flash JB rom for your country.. download it from sammobile.com firmware section
The downside of the triangle is you cannot claim warranty of the triangle is there.