Hi guys..
I recently purchased canvas turbo..Im planning to flash stock v4 rom..but before flashing i wanna know few things as i dont wanna root my phone so soon...
1. Flashing stock rom via sp tools will void my warranty???
2. How to backup/restore imei on a non-rooted device??
3. How many of u lost imei after flashing stock rom on a non-rooted device??
4. Is it safe to flash stock rom without backing up imei???
aarsg3app said:
Hi guys..
I recently purchased canvas turbo..Im planning to flash stock v4 rom..but before flashing i wanna know few things as i dont wanna root my phone so soon...
1. Flashing stock rom via sp tools will void my warranty???
2. How to backup/restore imei on a non-rooted device??
3. How many of u lost imei after flashing stock rom on a non-rooted device??
4. Is it safe to flash stock rom without backing up imei???
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1. You will not void your warranty by flashing v4
2. No idea
3. I never lost imei
4. According to me you can flash without backing up imei
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Hello.
I bought Samsung Galaxy S Plus from e-shop 2 days ago but it came with orange home firmware 2.3.4 I9001BVKPB, which is without TouchWiz. Some people adviced me to flash the current firmware with I9001XXKPS Android 2.3.6. Before flashing, do i have to root the mobile? If i access the recovery mode after flashing, will it recover the old 2.3.4 firmware? Will i lost warranty? If i unroot the mobile, will i have back the warranty?
Sorry for these noobie questions, i am new to this.
Edit: Does this firmware I9001XXKPS Android 2.3.6 support Czech language?
1. Read the Flashing FAQ.
2. You don't have to root the phone if you are flashing stock firmwares. You need to use Odin in the Download Mode to flash the device.
3. You could flash to any version and revert back to original shipped version anytime provided you know what you are doing.
ya you will lose your warranty but you can flash back to a stock firmware and they won't even know you've flashed a custom rom or rooted your phone
How can I save my current stock ROM before user other ROMs? Thanks!
read this first:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_Plus
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1581237
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1345671
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1578821
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1331164&highlight=root
The best way to root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1253707
Warranty will be lost, if you do anything with the phones software or hardware, if you unroot nobody would recognize/notice it. If you dont need a new room, just root the phone
Hello
Just upgraded to a Note II and have sold my Note 1. The new owner wants stock rom, root and unlocked bootloader. Is there any guide for reverting? I could probably just flash a stock rom trough CWM?
I'm just a little concerned about the earlier problems with breaking the storage part on the phone.
you can use odin to flash a stock rom.
use this tutorial
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
1. hi all i wanted to ask for ur guidance/procedure on how to recover from bootloop if recoveries aren't functional after u've flashed a custom ROM.
2. what will happen if we flash kernel to LOCKED BL?
plz exclude flashing the stock FTF file, i need other options aside from reflashing.. i knew it already.
mizukage said:
1. hi all i wanted to ask for ur guidance/procedure on how to recover from bootloop if recoveries aren't functional after u've flashed a custom ROM.
2. what will happen if we flash kernel to LOCKED BL?
plz exclude flashing the stock FTF file, i need other options aside from reflashing.. i knew it already.
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1. You are sure you did it this way as said under point 2?
2. It depends.
As far as I know - most base of all base rules is to stick to proper kernel.
Locked BL requires kernel for locked bootloaders.
All parts of ROM has to be consistent together. system, boot, kernel ...
Either for locked or for unlocked BL. Mixing stock and custom ROM parts is very unhealthy.
I think you need to know if the device enters in flashmode, next would be flash a new stock rom ftf with flashtool.
If the steps are OK you should have your device fixed, and have the bad xperience mixing lb ub Kerns could be....
Hope 2 have helpd you
Regards
drubio said:
I think you need to know if the device enters in flashmode, next would be flash a new stock rom ftf with flashtool.
If the steps are OK you should have your device fixed, and have the bad xperience mixing lb ub Kerns could be....
Hope 2 have helpd you
Regards
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as i told u all that flashing the stock ftf is excluded coz i already knew it..my phone is ok i just wanted to have a work around or any ader option that pass the bootloop w/o flashing te whole fw.
Hi,
i have an galaxy s5 sm-g900f unrooted (still on warranty)
Before I try a custom rom on it , I would like to backup the original firmware so i can restore it if something happen. I know some original firmwares are out there to download but I would trust my own one better.
I've searched a little bit but i just found some ways to back up just the data (App data +apks ....)
also i've found some method but they need to root the device first but i'm not sure the if i rooted my device and i backed up the firmware and when i restore it, it will be rooted or not.
does someone know a method to fully backup the firmware without root ?
Can't be done without custom recovery, which will void your warranty
The stock firmwares you don't trust, are identical to the one running on your phone right now
sammobile dot com & ODIN will restore stock
But if oyu are going to flash a custom ROM, then you'll need custom recovery anyway, and also void your warranty
Flash TWRP recovery, backup your ROM, flash what you want
And Q&A
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/help
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Can't be done without custom recovery, which will void your warranty
The stock firmwares you don't trust, are identical to the one running on your phone right now
sammobile dot com & ODIN will restore stock
But if oyu are going to flash a custom ROM, then you'll need custom recovery anyway, and also void your warranty
Flash TWRP recovery, backup your ROM, flash what you want
And Q&A
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/help
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Thanks
just i want to make sure when i root and back up the firmware it will be rooted when restore it again ?
abdellahaski said:
Thanks
just i want to make sure when i root and back up the firmware it will be rooted when restore it again ?
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Yea, It`ll be identical to how it was when you backed it up, (Speaking from TWRP full backup)
The procedure to restore to stock rom on the internet is to flash official stock first.
Is it possible to restore from backup(backup stock rom before installing custom rom) on custom rom?
what need to backup if the answer is yes?
i928 said:
The procedure to restore to stock rom on the internet is to flash official stock first.
Is it possible to restore from backup(backup stock rom before installing custom rom) on custom rom?
what need to backup if the answer is yes?
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Not a good idea. You’re asking for troubles.
In theory: yes... You can make a backup in twrp, reatores It and lock bootloader. In real world: Just don't do that. There are several possible problems with It and people are bricking their phones doing a lot less...