Guys, I am just double checking with you to be sure.
As if now I have a stock .307 rooted with xdualrecovery cwm and touch.. I would like to know if all of this will be removed if I flash stock os via flashtool? (ie. If I want to return the unit for warranty purposes).
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WizardMage said:
Guys, I am just double checking with you to be sure.
As if now I have a stock .307 rooted with xdualrecovery cwm and touch.. I would like to know if all of this will be removed if I flash stock os via flashtool? (ie. If I want to return the unit for warranty purposes).
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yes the root and cwm will be remove if you flash stock rom.
Thanks for your confirmation.
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Hi all,
Thinking of selling my i9000 soon (to upgrade to an S3), before I sell it. I'd like to return it to a stock rom and unroot it (currently on CM9), which stock rom should I use? How do I unroot it, and how do I remove all my personal information?
Thanks in advance
Rob
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Hi all,
Thinking of selling my i9000 soon (to upgrade to an S3), before I sell it. I'd like to return it to a stock rom and unroot it (currently on CM9), which stock rom should I use? How do I unroot it, and how do I remove all my personal information?
Thanks in advance
Rob
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hey dude.one way is odin.flash whatever firmware you like(by doing this you will unroot it):good:
johnny-Romania said:
hey dude.one way is odin.flash whatever firmware you like(by doing this you will unroot it):good:
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Thanks! Do I need to use a PIT and repartition? Are there any things to look out for since I'm going from ICS to GB, or is it just the same as flashing any other Odin ROM?
Sorry for all the questions
There is no problem to go back to gb from ics if you use odin.just flash it and you are done.
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Excellent! I read somewhere a while back that there was, must have misread it...
Thanks!
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There is no problem to go back to gb from ics if you use odin.just flash it and you are done.
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I thought that it is not that easy because some ICS use different filesystems.
If you want to get back to gb custom rom it's difficult.odin is used to flash official firmware.
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I thought that it is not that easy because some ICS use different filesystems.
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I'm on CM9, do you know of this is an issue with this ROM?
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If you want to get back to gb custom rom it's difficult.odin is used to flash official firmware.
Ahh, because I would be using CWM for most custom ROMs?
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There is no issue ,use odin to go back to unrooted gb and then root it and install whatever rom you want.
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This one will help you. As I said it is not that easy and needs some patience from you, but you will succeed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1729458
use odin
Blacknoise said:
Hi all,
Thinking of selling my i9000 soon (to upgrade to an S3), before I sell it. I'd like to return it to a stock rom and unroot it (currently on CM9), which stock rom should I use? How do I unroot it, and how do I remove all my personal information?
Thanks in advance
Rob
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Use odin for flash
Hey Guys,
I've been trying to try to get a root on my LT25i on JellyBean.
Till date, I am unable to get root.
I'm looking at using my Carrier's stock firmware.
Build: 9.1.A.0.490
Carrier: M1, Singapore
Read the all in one thread.
Downgrade to ics, Root, then follow the instruction s to upgrade whilst keeping root
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check Xperia V Android Development
gregbradley said:
Read the all in one thread.
Downgrade to ics, Root, then follow the instruction s to upgrade whilst keeping root
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We can't use flash tool to downgrade cause its not supported! Any other suggestions??
Thanks
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Yes it is, just flash an ICS ftf
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EDIT,
Sorry my mistake, now I am at my PC I can see you have a V.
In which case rooting is easy..just unlock you rbootloader and flash an insecure kernel.
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Yes it is, just flash an ICS ftf
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EDIT,
Sorry my mistake, now I am at my PC I can see you have a V.
In which case rooting is easy..just unlock you rbootloader and flash an insecure kernel.
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I know but how!??
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Read the all in one thread on how to unlock your boot loader
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Read the all in one thread on how to unlock your boot loader
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No I meant how to Root with locked boot loader???
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There does not appear to be a method for locked bootloader.
I am going to flash an official firmware from sammobile..If i do this i will loose root access....So is there any way that I could keep the root access??
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ATHATH said:
I am going to flash an official firmware from sammobile..If i do this i will loose root access....So is there any way that I could keep the root access??
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Flash the firmware and than flash the right file in "previous versions" in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2030282
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I am going to flash an official firmware from sammobile..If i do this i will loose root access....So is there any way that I could keep the root access??
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2122548
The official MD3 is there, pre-rooted. Just flash that one instead.
Hi, is it possible to update from. 244 to. 67 without losing my apps? My phone is rooted and i'm using xzdualrecovery.
I updated and rooted. 67 but when I restored my twrp backup it went back to. 244
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Im using stock rom.
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Use Helium (Carbon) or titanium backup to backup your apps.
Settings are also saved?
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Settings are also saved?
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make a backup atleast before you try if you are concerned
i went from the 4.1.2 tmobile branded to .67
it seems to have broken the tethering portion of settings (i didn't wipe data)
probably going to do a fresh flash to .67 before 4.3 or 4.4 comes out.
I think I will wait for the newer android update, I know there was a flashing method to keep your apps and settings. I got my backup so try it later when 4.3 or 4.4 is released.
Thanks for the quick replies!
I'm on a stock rom that's been pre-rooted snd flashed with Odin. I have no custom recovery. Now I've just got a pop up saying that the new firmware is ready for download and installation. Will I loose root after this update? Or should I just look for a pre-rooted version of the new firmware and install that one instead?
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yes you will loose root if you flash a clean stock. you can flash root.zip after
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yes you will loose root if you flash a clean stock. you can flash root.zip after
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Thanks for the info!
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