Original Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/orig-development/sm-n910-cf-auto-root-t2897428
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What you Need:
CF-Auto Root & Unzip Tool
Supported Models:
SM-N910F (International, Qualcomm
SM-N910G (Asia, Qualcomm)
SM-N910H (Asia, Exynos)
SM-N910T (T-Mobile USA, Qualcomm)
SM-N910W8 (Canadia, Qualcomm)
SM-N910C (Thailand, Exynos)
SM-N910U (Hong Kong, Exynos)
SM-N910K (Korea, Exynos)
SM-N910L (Korea, Exynos)
SM-N910S (Korea, Exynos)
SM-N9100 (China, Qualcomm)
SM-N9106W (China, Qualcomm)
SM-N9108V (China, Qualcomm)
SM-N9109W (China, Qualcomm)
No Questions?
No Sprint support?
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Might not be the right thread to ask this but this will be my first contract phone in awhile and i'm just now learning that at&t has locked bootloaders. Do you think the att verision will eventually be able to be rooted/custom rom? Trying to find out the likely hood of being able to root before I buy the phone.
recurvered89 said:
Might not be the right thread to ask this but this will be my first contract phone in awhile and i'm just now learning that at&t has locked bootloaders. Do you think the att verision will eventually be able to be rooted/custom rom? Trying to find out the likely hood of being able to root before I buy the phone.
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The Note 3 and S5 were rooted, so its just the matter f how bad the community wants it. Though I do think it took a while for the ATT S5 to get rooted.
Sorry if this sound really stupid but I had to make sure of this. Will the phone allow updates or not or more to the point can I update the phone after its rooted? I only rooted because I wanted to transfer all my data and app from the note 3 to this phone through titanium backup so now after it is all done I have no need for the root to be honest so ye
Chipsin said:
Sorry if this sound really stupid but I had to make sure of this. Will the phone allow updates or not or more to the point can I update the phone after its rooted? I only rooted because I wanted to transfer all my data and app from the note 3 to this phone through titanium backup so now after it is all done I have no need for the root to be honest so ye
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Pressing "Software updates" States the following: The operating system on your device has been modified in an unauthorised way. try downloading update software using samsung kies on your pc.
Would love to see video, what you install/uninstall after the root. I am new into it
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 AT&T unlock bootloader and root and custom roms
recurvered89 said:
Might not be the right thread to ask this but this will be my first contract phone in awhile and i'm just now learning that at&t has locked bootloaders. Do you think the att verision will eventually be able to be rooted/custom rom? Trying to find out the likely hood of being able to root before I buy the phone.
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yes, I want to know the same thing ..l.o.l. .. AT&T Samsung Note 4 , how or can anyone unlock bootloader ? or any methods for being able to root , and install custom roms , ect .. .. unfortunately my area is rural and it's AT&T or Verizon .. Any other Carrier and you can't get any services or signal .. Thanks For Reading .. we'll be waiting for responses ..
MartinDimchev said:
Would love to see video, what you install/uninstall after the root. I am new into it
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You can check out my video series called "Why Root"
There are 3 parts which have some great apps for rooted users. Some that may not be useful on the note 4, but some that can give you some enjoyment. There are 3 parts this is number 3. The other two are from my early days so the video quality is poop but there still are some amazing apps to be seen from them.
Note 4 AT&T Temporary Root?
blackout720 said:
You can check out my video series called "Why Root"
There are 3 parts which have some great apps for rooted users. Some that may not be useful on the note 4, but some that can give you some enjoyment. There are 3 parts this is number 3. The other two are from my early days so the video quality is poop but there still are some amazing apps to be seen from them.
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This maybe helpful for Developers who are trying to root?youtube.com/watch?v=5hOzn75bPB0&feature=youtu.be
blackout720 said:
Supported Models:
SM-N910F (International, Qualcomm
SM-N910G (Asia, Qualcomm)
SM-N910H (Asia, Exynos)
SM-N910T (T-Mobile USA, Qualcomm)
SM-N910W8 (Canadia, Qualcomm)
SM-N910C (Thailand, Exynos)
SM-N910U (Hong Kong, Exynos)
SM-N910K (Korea, Exynos)
SM-N910L (Korea, Exynos)
SM-N910S (Korea, Exynos)
SM-N9100 (China, Qualcomm)
SM-N9106W (China, Qualcomm)
SM-N9108V (China, Qualcomm)
SM-N9109W (China, Qualcomm)
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So I know that the thread is a number of months old, but I'm surprised that the SM-N910V, (US/Verizon) isn't in the list. Am I missing the thread for rooting the Verizon Note 4?
paulb104 said:
So I know that the thread is a number of months old, but I'm surprised that the SM-N910V, (US/Verizon) isn't in the list. Am I missing the thread for rooting the Verizon Note 4?
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That list was not updated. Its on the main site here: https://autoroot.chainfire.eu/
Thanks for the guide. Even though I'm not interested in rooting, I watched it, and boy is it easy! . Thanks for the video, thanks to the developer for making an easy way to root our devices!
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Haven't had a note in a while and thinking about picking up a note 4. I am with T-Mobile and would purchase the T-Mobile version, I read about different variants and just wanted to make sure they could all be rooted, custom recovery and flashed without issue. In some of the threads here when people have issues, others ask what variant, etc.
Thanks
Ducter said:
Haven't had a note in a while and thinking about picking up a note 4. I am with T-Mobile and would purchase the T-Mobile version, I read about different variants and just wanted to make sure they could all be rooted, custom recovery and flashed without issue. In some of the threads here when people have issues, others ask what variant, etc.
Thanks
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Get the sm-n910t (t-mobile version). Very mod friendly.
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The T-Mobile version comes with the bootloader unlocked out of the box. You can do whatever you want with/to it.
I just purchase a T-Mobile Note 4 on 11/17/15 from one of their store. The model that I got is the SM-N910T3 and not SM-N910T. It comes with Android 5.1.1 installed instead of 4.4.4. You will probably end up with this model. Does anyone know if this variant is still bootloader unlocked? I also read that the TW 5.1.1 rom has root blocking enabled by Samsung, can anyone recommend a custom kernel that can override this to prevent a bootloop?
T is better for ROM Support VS. T3. T3 may be smooother
jetscreamer001 said:
I just purchase a T-Mobile Note 4 on 11/17/15 from one of their store. The model that I got is the SM-N910T3 and not SM-N910T. It comes with Android 5.1.1 installed instead of 4.4.4. You will probably end up with this model. Does anyone know if this variant is still bootloader unlocked? I also read that the TW 5.1.1 rom has root blocking enabled by Samsung, can anyone recommend a custom kernel that can override this to prevent a bootloop?
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You want the T version for more ROM compatibility. The T3 version can be rooted and has a few ROMS but supposedly Samsung changed something in the phone so it has alot less ROM support. It does have root and 1 or 2 good ROM's though.
Root for T3
More info on T3
Ducter said:
Haven't had a note in a while and thinking about picking up a note 4. I am with T-Mobile and would purchase the T-Mobile version, I read about different variants and just wanted to make sure they could all be rooted, custom recovery and flashed without issue. In some of the threads here when people have issues, others ask what variant, etc.
Thanks
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Did you ever end up buying this phone? I have been thinking about picking up a used one on Swappa to use as my daily driver until Samsung releases the S8 or Note 8. I currently have a LG V10 and even though it has an unlocked bootloater and root, there is zero ROM development for it due to issues with LG firmware/drivers.
Hi Everyone,
I've searched and could not find a clear answer, and am hoping someone can help.
I just purchased a US Samsung Note 8 (SM-950U1), my question is, is it possible for me to install the G955W (Canadian) firmware on this device?
For Canadian users is anyone currently using a US Note 8 (SM-950U1) Factory unlocked?
Thanks.
Made a typo I meant can I flash SM-N950W Canadian firmware to a SM-950U1 Factory unlocked Note 8
Thanks,
hitmanjat said:
Made a typo I meant can I flash SM-N950W Canadian firmware to a SM-950U1 Factory unlocked Note 8
Thanks,
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not yet, North American models are all Snapdragon with locked bootloaders. If someone finds a way to unlock the bootloader then you could get a flashable zip version of a Canadian ROM and use that but as far as I've seen nobody has been able to do much with the Snapdragon variants yet.
I have been reading the s8 plus thread where users have flashed the s8 plus Canadian (sm-g955w) firmware to the Us s8 plus (sm-g955u) is it not the same process?
Thanks for your help
hitmanjat said:
I have been reading the s8 plus thread where users have flashed the s8 plus Canadian (sm-g955w) firmware to the Us s8 plus (sm-g955u) is it not the same process?
Thanks for your help
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If you follow the s8 + guide...if available it would be the same for u...I am working on a guide for carrier switching but it is for U.S. snapdragon models...but it uses the Canadian XAC home_csc...I say pm the poster of the s8+ that you mentioned for details and then flash at your own risk....you can always flash back to your original....before you do, though, insert your Canadian carrier SIM and see if you can activate it...when I was testing the carrier switch there were options to change to Canadian csc's....good luck
Any update? I also bought my note 8 from USA. With the US firmware, we do not have access to certain features like VOLTE or caller ID and spam protection.
Check out blue fox's thread. I just flashed US firmware on a Canadian unlocked XAA device(not sim locked to Rodgers, bell etc). long as your flashing stock Samsung firmware, youll be fine. The Canadian and US Note 8 phones are basically the same.
black96ss said:
Check out blue fox's thread. I just flashed US firmware on a Canadian unlocked XAA device(not sim locked to Rodgers, bell etc). long as your flashing stock Samsung firmware, youll be fine. The Canadian and US Note 8 phones are basically the same.
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@black96ss how did you do this? this would help us a great deal if you can help us out.
I just purchased an international N9500. A I able to use the N950D/F/N roms that i'm seeing in the ROM forum?
Phen0m said:
I just purchased an international N9500. A I able to use the N950D/F/N roms that i'm seeing in the ROM forum?
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I very much doubt it unless you want to mess up your Note 8! I have the N9500 too & don't intend to root ... I always rooted & used custom ROMs on my Note 4, 3 & 2!
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Hi folks, I've tried searching and browsing through the forum but all I see are other models of Note 8.
Anybody has knowledge if the Korean version of N950S/K/L can be rooted and flashed with a custom ROM?
Thank you so much.
Hi,
As far as I know, the only Qualcomm note 8 that could be rooted was the N9500 from china.
Everyother model with Qualcomm chipset had a thing called safestrap with which you could get some functionality.
You can check the pages here on XdA for the Korean version.
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centaur31 said:
Hi,
As far as I know, the only Qualcomm note 8 that could be rooted was the N9500 from china.
Everyother model with Qualcomm chipset had a thing called safestrap with which you could get some functionality.
You can check the pages here on XdA for the Korean version.
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Uhmm according to a few websites, the SM-N950K/L/S are exynos soc's not snapdragons .
But here is the confusing thing out of 3 websites 2 says they are Exynos soc's and 1 says snapdragon soc, hmm.
The op;
Chech phone info app from play store and see whose soc you got. If Qualcomm snapdragon then look at the safestrap method as @centaur31 suggested. But I think its only for the North American models SM-N950U1/U/W.
But is Samsung Exynos then below:
They should be bootloader unlockable, just check developer options for the oem switch.
As for any custom roms support I would check out the note 8 rom forums and find a rom for Exynos you like to use and search the thread and then ask if you didn't find your answer.
I would look at Dr. Ketan's rom thread first.
Thank you, if I'm not wrong, the Koreans have the Exynos. So in this case, it can be rooted? Isn't it irritating for Snapdragon users being unable to root their phones?
Hello everyone,
I have a canadian S10 SM-G973W from Rogers and I would like to know if its possible to flash a US firmware to change it to G973U. I want to do this to get the android 10 beta since it seem canada won't get it at all.
I've already looked on xda but I can't find any information about this. I've found some thread elsewhere about 973U user flashing canadian firmware and it worked but I don't want to brick my device. Thanks!
you can and I have but it would not give me the option to join the beta, even though my account is US, maybe the sim was the problem, I should have removed it and tried. I think the beta program is closed now too as well. I did read that someone sim locked their phone with one of the US firmwares. Be careful if you try, I used to U1 vs U firmware but either should work.
If you try and it you can join the beta I will flash again as well
cilk said:
Hello everyone,
I have a canadian S10 SM-G973W from Rogers and I would like to know if its possible to flash a US firmware to change it to G973U. I want to do this to get the android 10 beta since it seem canada won't get it at all.
I've already looked on xda but I can't find any information about this. I've found some thread elsewhere about 973U user flashing canadian firmware and it worked but I don't want to brick my device. Thanks!
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Yes it's possible. I did it with my BELL S10. Just use modified ODIN (3.13.3).
Since you were able to switch it from. The 973w to 973u, were u able to root it then?? Cause I wanna get my 973w rooted soon, but havent found a way yet and how did your s10 work after switching it from 973w - 973u??
jmcleod13 said:
Since you were able to switch it from. The 973w to 973u, were u able to root it then?? Cause I wanna get my 973w rooted soon, but havent found a way yet and how did your s10 work after switching it from 973w - 973u??
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You still won't be able to root it. These models have Snapdragon processors & seem to be locked down pretty tight. Only the phones with Exynos processors can be rooted at this time.
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burrzoo said:
You still won't be able to root it. These models have Snapdragon processors & seem to be locked down pretty tight. Only the phones with Exynos processors can be rooted at this time.
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Hopefully In the future the phone can be rooted with bootloader unlocked although i doubt it , but try to keep the hope
Actually, the Chinese varient with the Snapdragon processor can be rooted (as I had been wrong in mentioning that *any* Snapdragon processor phone could not be rooted). although, I doubt it will ever happen in the near future with any US Snapdragon model.
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The last U.S. snapdragon model to be rooted was the S9. The U.S. S10 and up have too much security and will probably never be rooted.