Rooting DOJ7 with CF autoroot? - T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6

Can this be done using this link?
http://androidhost.org/lofNs
Then ODIN a custom recovery like TWRP.
TIA.

You can Odin a custom recovery, but you cannot root with cf-auto-root. You need to flash a custom kernel
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Thank You sir.
I can flash a custom recovery via odin then flash a custom rom with the same base band I currently have?

highlander07422 said:
Thank You sir.
I can flash a custom recovery via odin then flash a custom rom with the same base band I currently have?
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Yes
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Kinda nervous about this. I took all the OTA's up to DOJ7.
I just downloaded an ODIN flashable twrp-2.8.7.2-zeroflte.img.tar.
Flash that in AP and it should re-boot i hope? Or will I need to have the custom rom on the phone befor I flash.
TIA!

highlander07422 said:
Kinda nervous about this. I took all the OTA's up to DOJ7.
I just downloaded an ODIN flashable twrp-2.8.7.2-zeroflte.img.tar.
Flash that in AP and it should re-boot i hope? Or will I need to have the custom rom on the phone befor I flash.
TIA!
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You don't need to have the rom on device, just flash recovery, but before you do that go into developer options and enable OEM Unlocking
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[Q] Downgrade

Hello guys.I have a noob Question.If i want to downgrade from cm10.1 to gingerbread custom rom,i must use odin to flash stock gingerbread firmware?
hello, yes simply flash with ODIN but clear all cache before!
Nicolae-Daniel said:
Hello guys.I have a noob Question.If i want to downgrade from cm10.1 to gingerbread custom rom,i must use odin to flash stock gingerbread firmware?
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You Can use odin but be mindful because you might end up bricking your phone its better to flash first dbdata.rfs....before flashing it to stock gingerbread rom
arnold8mile said:
You Can use odin but be mindful because you might end up bricking your phone its better to flash first dbdata.rfs....before flashing it to stock gingerbread rom
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Actually, no, it doesn't matter in which order you flash it in. You can flash the stock GB rom first- you'll just end up in a bootloop. Then just pull the battery, insert and get into download, flash in dbsdata.rfs.tar.
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So cm 10 then flash custom gb then bootloop then flash .tar and everything ok?
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Nicolae-Daniel said:
So cm 10 then flash custom gb then bootloop then flash .tar and everything ok?
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Not sure about going straight to custom GB- but sice they're just modified stock roms, yes, I believe it should work.
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I have done this few times... just flash CM7 over any JB rom, reboot recovery and then flash CM7 again.. after that you can go to any other rom you want.. :good:

stock Rom

hi
i want to flash a stock Rom 2.3.X for my i9000
can anyone make a backUp of the stock Rom of his device and upload it? and i will can flash it via recovery?
or maybe someone can give me a link to download stock Rom 2.3.x for i900 that i can flash it via recovery and not via odin?
i dont want to use odin because last time i flashed with odin my device bricked
thanks alot
mejok said:
hi
i want to flash a stock Rom 2.3.X for my i9000
can anyone make a backUp of the stock Rom of his device and upload it? and i will can flash it via recovery?
or maybe someone can give me a link to download stock Rom 2.3.x for i900 that i can flash it via recovery and not via odin?
i dont want to use odin because last time i flashed with odin my device bricked
thanks alot
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1102881
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5aaled said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1102881
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thanks man,
is there any way to flash Stock Rom with recovery and not via odin?
also, if i flash stock Rom the root will be deleted?
mejok said:
thanks man,
is there any way to flash Stock Rom with recovery and not via odin?
also, if i flash stock Rom the root will be deleted?
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unfortunately yes! u'll lose root. but u should search for CF-ROOT to flash via odin after flashing the stock rom. follow the instructions on flashing very carefully, and u wont brick ur device anymore. i hope this helps u. happy flashing!
thanks alot!
and if my friend has a stock rom and i backup it via recovery and then flash it on my device..is it possible? i will lose my root?
thanks

Official MF9 tar is up~!

You can download the official Sprint Galaxy S4 MF9 update tar files here~!! :good::laugh:
http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=SPH-L720
Here as well.
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/1/?model=SPH-L720&pcode=0#firmware
I haven't finished downloading yet or unzipping to see if the file is correct but the zipped file size sends a bit small for an official ROM. Also, they package the kernel separately? That's weird.
Has anyone used these?
Flash the SPR-L720VPUAMF9-20130626162512.zip via TWRP ?
Then the KERNEL-SPR-L720VPUAMF9-1372121308.tar is flashed via Odin?
buggz2k said:
Has anyone used these?
Flash the SPR-L720VPUAMF9-20130626162512.zip via TWRP ?
Then the KERNEL-SPR-L720VPUAMF9-1372121308.tar is flashed via Odin?
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I used it myself and it worked very well. For me, a fresh MF9 flash via PC Odin was more stable and smoother than doing the MDL to MF9 update.
If you flash the full MF9 tar, you don't need to go back and flash the kernel tar.
Thank you!
I am on MDL w/ many mods.
I guess I am gonna have to go this route, although, phone is working as I like.
But, I guess I have to continue to move forward?
Sigh, I also will guess after doing this will wipe out everything, and I have to start all over.
Definitely gonna perform a fullbackup first, and then remove my ext. sdram.
optimummind said:
I used it myself and it worked very well. For me, a fresh MF9 flash via PC Odin was more stable and smoother than doing the MDL to MF9 update.
If you flash the full MF9 tar, you don't need to go back and flash the kernel tar.
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Does one lose root and custom recovery if flashed either via odin or via cwm/twrp?
I should say, can i still flash supersu if i flash this file or do i have to reroot/unlock my phone again?
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Androidious said:
Does one lose root and custom recovery if flashed either via odin or via cwm/twrp?
I should say, can i still flash supersu if i flash this file or do i have to reroot/unlock my phone again?
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Yes, you'll lose root and custom recovery. After flashing this, use Odin again to flash a custom recovery then flash SuperSU within custom recovery to gain back root.
Is it possible for someone to make a NOData version. (Got kind of spoiled from the E4GT)
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optimummind said:
Yes, you'll lose root and custom recovery. After flashing this, use Odin again to flash a custom recovery then flash SuperSU within custom recovery to gain back root.
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I noticed the link you posted is for a stock mf9 firmware zip and kernel is a tar, where do I get the stock mf9 firmware tar?
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Extract the zip it's inside
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Can someone give me the noob guide? Can I flash this over rooted stock and have a "legit" binary when I go into download mode? If so, what's the simplest way to flash?
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ChristianPreachr said:
Can someone give me the noob guide? Can I flash this over rooted stock and have a "legit" binary when I go into download mode? If so, what's the simplest way to flash?
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It's pretty simple. First, backup all your data and media then perform a factory reset from the phone's Setting menu.
Shut the phone down and enter the stock recovery mode. Open Odin on your laptop or desktop, connect your phone, select the tar file, and flash your phone. You'll be back to 100% stock.
optimummind said:
It's pretty simple. First, backup all your data and media then perform a factory reset from the phone's Setting menu.
Shut the phone down and enter the stock recovery mode. Open Odin on your laptop or desktop, connect your phone, select the tar file, and flash your phone. You'll be back to 100% stock.
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What if you're rooted w/ custom ROM?
billyman said:
What of you're rooted w/ custom ROM?
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Then you will need to reroot using odin and then reflash a ROM.
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Can someone please please please torrent this? These download sites are ungodly slow, and since I accidentally cancelled the download on hotfile, I can't redownload it again for awhile.
shifuimam said:
Can someone please please please torrent this? These download sites are ungodly slow, and since I accidentally cancelled the download on hotfile, I can't redownload it again for awhile.
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Agreed. Holy cow this is a slow download.
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shifuimam said:
Can someone please please please torrent this? These download sites are ungodly slow, and since I accidentally cancelled the download on hotfile, I can't redownload it again for awhile.
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i uploaded the files here Link
hope it's better,
good luck!
optimummind said:
I used it myself and it worked very well. For me, a fresh MF9 flash via PC Odin was more stable and smoother than doing the MDL to MF9 update.
If you flash the full MF9 tar, you don't need to go back and flash the kernel tar.
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I am not very good with the S4 since it is my friends phone I have a note 2. If I flash the full MF9 via odin then all I have to do is CF auto root again and my friend it rooted again?
If I use ODIN do I have to edit ODIN to show phone bootloader update checked before I flash the MF9 tar?
Anyone have a suggestion on how to rooted back once the update to MF9 is done beside CF auto root method?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291827
thanks
Tungsten c said:
I am not very good with the S4 since it is my friends phone I have a note 2. If I flash the full MF9 via odin then all I have to do is CF auto root again and my friend it rooted again?
If I use ODIN do I have to edit ODIN to show phone bootloader update checked before I flash the MF9 tar?
Anyone have a suggestion on how to rooted back once the update to MF9 is done beside CF auto root method?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2291827
thanks
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Yes! Use CF-Autoroot to root and be careful NOT to check anything like repartition etc. or you'll kill your phone.
Check this out for what it should look like.

Restore Stock 4.3 using CMW

I have no issues flashing custom rom using (POWER+HOME+UP Volume)
Is it possible to download from SAMMOBILE and flash using the customer recovery of CWM ?
I'm assuming it would work like flashing any custom rom.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
squeeworm said:
I have no issues flashing custom rom using (POWER+HOME+UP Volume)
Is it possible to download from SAMMOBILE and flash using the customer recovery of CWM ?
I'm assuming it would work like flashing any custom rom.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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No, any Firmware downloaded from SAMMOBILE needs to be unzipped and then flashed via ODIN.
johnnyblaze1977 said:
No, any Firmware downloaded from SAMMOBILE needs to be unzipped and then flashed via ODIN.
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Thank you, this was the exact answer I was looking for.
If you're rooted mobile odin should do it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1347899

help boot loop

heya.
after trying to flash stock firmware to updare my baseband it started to loop and cannot start.
tried flashing twrp but it does not boot to recovery.
also very important there is a chance while i flashed my stock firmware the "re-partition" box was checked.
what to do???
Ph0n1x said:
heya.
after trying to flash stock firmware to updare my baseband it started to loop and cannot start.
tried flashing twrp but it does not boot to recovery.
also very important there is a chance while i flashed my stock firmware the "re-partition" box was checked.
what to do???
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Normally repartition is not checked by default in odin. Further which version are you trying to flashing? Which one you have? Give some more details to seek help from xda family.
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MirzaAwais said:
Normally repartition is not checked by default in odin. Further which version are you trying to flashing? Which one you have? Give some more details to seek help from xda family.
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had this: N920cxxu3cql1
tried to instal this N920CXXU4CRB4_N920COJV4CRB3
maybe if i try to replace the twrp recovery in the stock firmware? might that work?
(since i dont intend to use the actual stock rom. i want to flash linaege os)
Ph0n1x said:
had this: N920cxxu3cql1
tried to instal this N920CXXU4CRB4_N920COJV4CRB3
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Download latest firmware thru samfirm with check marks on binary or something like that which will reset your phone on favtory condition and rebuild all partitions. Be aware with this method your phone will be restored just like new one and data and other will be gone.
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