Combined thread for the latest Updates (yesterday for Israel, today for Hongkong) of JB 4.1.2 from Samsung
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Let's see if we will get something new here...
Changelist: 1279458
Build date: Mon, 24 Jun 2013
Product Code: TGY
PDA: N7000ZSLR1
CSC: N7000OZSLR1
Modem: N7000XXLT3
GT-N7000_signed_073013_170611.zip - 766.16 MB
(didn't test it myself)
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Finally the XXLT4,5,6,9 version for Israel appeared at the firmware horizon:
Changelist is the same as the XXLTx versions: 1103517
Build date: Wed, 03 Jul 2013
PDA: N7000JKLS6
CSC: N7000ILOLS6
Modem:N7000JKLS1
Alternative to Hotfile:
Stock Rom: N7000JKLS6_N7000ILOLS6_ILO.zip - 731.63 MB
Rooted/Deodexed version (using PhilZ 5.08.5 for XXLT9): JKLS6_deodexed_rooted.zip - 710.52 MB
OT:
First time building the Rom using the kitchen with Linux (Ubuntu). That's really easy and much faster compared to the Cygwin approach under Windows. Wow.
How the Rom as compared to other rom... thanks in advance
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
parasverm said:
How the Rom as compared to other rom... thanks in advance
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
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CWM zip of LT3 modem of LR1 Hong Kong ROM for those who are interested:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/haxtibe3eaiocwx/Modem_XXLT3.zip
Anyone know what are the changes??
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comscier said:
Anyone know what are the changes??
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Yes of course, Samsung knows...
Is there any logical explanation why some members always start to ask [placeholder for expressions that shouldn't be written down] questions like this?
ThaiDai said:
Yes of course, Samsung knows...
Is there any logical explanation why some members always start to ask [placeholder for expressions that shouldn't be written down] questions like this?
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My reason of asking was that I thought stock firmware modders would know what were the changes. At least from what files had been changed. Guess I was wrong then.
which is better
based from samsung updates, LS6 is newer than LR1 but the later has higher changelist
sunrider07 said:
based from samsung updates, LS6 is newer than LR1 but the later has higher changelist
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It's a crazy world we live in!
tried LR1 but force closed on email and a bit slow and laggy
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Asia Galaxy Note N7000 build ZSLR1
Has anyone successfully rooted the Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 build ZSLR1 with jelly bean? If so, please show this nooby which file to download and the exact steps to install the root file for the android phone? I know nothing about rooting and my phone is giving me a lot of trouble of running out of storage space or insufficient storage when there is a 32GB external micro SD card in it.
Please help!!
Thanks in advance!!!
If you do not know anything about this: start reading and learn. There are many excellent tutorials in all the sticky threads made by members exactly for this purpose.
If you do not want to do this (and by asking for "exaxt steps" it feels like this): do not root, stay on stock and be happy. Even here you can solve your problems by simply making a factory reset and remove apps if necessary.
Do not assume people did not read what is posted, when you assume you just showed that you are arrogant and disrespectful. And if you have nothing better to say other then show off your power in a web site, you can STFU.
Guess this site is not as helpful either!!
Thanks a bunch!
ThaiDai said:
If you do not know anything about this: start reading and learn. There are many excellent tutorials in all the sticky threads made by members exactly for this purpose.
If you do not want to do this (and by asking for "exaxt steps" it feels like this): do not root, stay on stock and be happy. Even here you can solve your problems by simply making a factory reset and remove apps if necessary.
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The guy you just insulted is one if the most helpful people here.
no need to be a jerk about it if you can't read up on your device
ZSLR1
Hi,
I just read The Beginner's Guild to Root Galaxy Note, I am not sure which kernel I need to download for use with Method 2 to root my phone. My Galaxy Note 1 is running JB 4.1.2. Baseband Version is N7000XXLT3, Kernel Version is totally different than what was explained on the guide. My Kernel Version reads something like this: 3.0.31-1279458
[email protected] #3
SMP.PREEMPT Mon Jun24 19:41:50 KST 2013
No idea which kernel will match with this version for the root process; I looked in the link provided, seems like it's all letters for the kernel files and not numbers like mine, not sure what to look for there; if someone could kindly point me the right file to download, that would be much appreciated!!
Also, the Build number on my phone is: JZO54K.N7000ZSLR1. I found from your site that there is a file called "PhilZ-cwm6-ZSLR1-OZS-5.11.2-signed". Will this be the file I need to root my phone? And by following method 2 in the guide, will this file do the job then? Please confirm!
I am planning to use method 2 to root my phone, seems to be the easiest and safest way to do so. Just want to make sure I got the right file/kernel and the right way to do it, please advise!! Thanks a bunch!!
N7000xxxlt3 build n7000zslr1 root question
Hi there i have precicely the same question same build no etc did you root succesfully with that setup and if not is there anyone out there willing to help us!
NoteFounder said:
Hi,
I just read The Beginner's Guild to Root Galaxy Note, I am not sure which kernel I need to download for use with Method 2 to root my phone. My Galaxy Note 1 is running JB 4.1.2. Baseband Version is N7000XXLT3, Kernel Version is totally different than what was explained on the guide. My Kernel Version reads something like this: 3.0.31-1279458
[email protected] #3
SMP.PREEMPT Mon Jun24 19:41:50 KST 2013
No idea which kernel will match with this version for the root process; I looked in the link provided, seems like it's all letters for the kernel files and not numbers like mine, not sure what to look for there; if someone could kindly point me the right file to download, that would be much appreciated!!
Also, the Build number on my phone is: JZO54K.N7000ZSLR1. I found from your site that there is a file called "PhilZ-cwm6-ZSLR1-OZS-5.11.2-signed". Will this be the file I need to root my phone? And by following method 2 in the guide, will this file do the job then? Please confirm!
I am planning to use method 2 to root my phone, seems to be the easiest and safest way to do so. Just want to make sure I got the right file/kernel and the right way to do it, please advise!! Thanks a bunch!!
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Creating a new thread from here to request system.mbm (system partition) that we can use to gain root.
Who is this for?
-People with SU 4.21, who upgraded to the initial Verizon Droid Maxx/Ultra 4.4.4 and held off on future updates (probably like me hoping an exploit would be found)
Phone Info:
Android Version: 4.4.4
Build Number: SU4.21
System Version: 21.11.21
Kernal Version: 3.4.42
(Let me know if you have SU4.21 and a different system version and I will update)
What will we achieve?
Once we get system.mbm we can use This Method to achieve root and can then use Sunshine to unlock bootloader.
Commands to run for anyone willing to help from this thread, thanks little2slo
Code:
set sBD="%date%-%time:~0,2%.%time:~3,2%"
adb wait-for-device
adb shell su -c "dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p38 of=/sdcard/system.mbn"
adb pull /sdcard/system.mbn ./%sBD%/system.mbn
pause
jyusta said:
Creating a new thread from here to request system.mbm (system partition) that we can use to gain root.
Who is this for?
-People with SU 4.21, who upgraded to the initial Verizon Droid Maxx/Ultra 4.4.4 and held off on future updates (probably like me hoping an exploit would be found)
Phone Info:
Android Version: 4.4.4
Build Number: SU4.21
System Version: 21.11.21
Kernal Version: 3.4.42
(Let me know if you have SU4.21 and a different system version and I will update)
What will we achieve?
Once we get system.mbm we can use This Method to achieve root and can then use Sunshine to unlock bootloader.
Commands to run for anyone willing to help from this thread, thanks little2slo
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Bump this. Looking dorward to finding these files! Staying on 4-21 and fingers crossed.
cohomology said:
Bump this. Looking dorward to finding these files! Staying on 4-21 and fingers crossed.
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little2slo made his own, see his thread for a link to the files he used.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-ultra/help/looking-rooted-su4-21-mbn-file-t3078128#post60057430
Thanks little2slo!
Hi all!
I'm happy to say that, thanks to iovyroot, and with a lot of help from zxz0O0, we managed to create a new root tool for the Xperia M2, EagleRootTool, meaning we don't actually need to use Kingroot anymore to root LBL devices under latest Lollipop firmware :victory:
However, since this root binary is compatible with (probably) any kernel built before December 2015, I thought of making the tool compatible with some other devices, like your Z1, since it's actually very similar to my device.
Unfortunately, since this tool's based on some kernel-specific addresses, to make it compatible with other devices like the Z1, I need them from every single variant.
I'm going to take for reference all models and firmware build numbers from XperiFirm.
WHAT YOU NEED:
- An already rooted device in 14.6.A.1.236 (it doesn't matter if it was rooted by Kingroot, or via UBL methods).
- A little of Android general knowledge: Usage of ADB (mainly).
- Patience.
DEVICES:
- C6902
- C6903 ✓
- C6906
- C6943
HOW TO DO IT?:
Just open an ADB prompt and run a shell in it. Then, run the following commands, replacing the *location with storage/sdcard1 if you want to use your SD Card, or with data/media/0 if you want to use the internal memory.
Code:
su
cat /proc/version > /[COLOR="Purple"]*[/COLOR][COLOR="red"]location[/COLOR]/version.txt
echo 1 > /proc/sys/kernel/kptr_restrict
cat /proc/kallsyms > /[COLOR="Purple"]*[/COLOR][COLOR="red"]location[/COLOR]/kallsyms.txt
(remember to hit enter after each line of the above :silly
Now upload those two files (version.txt & kallsyms.txt) wherever you want, or attach them in your comment, saying which model they're from, and I'll add the required offsets to support your device manually!
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DISCLAIMER: This is NOT a placeholder NOR Spam thread. I just want to help this device users to get them supported in a common Lollipop Xperia rooting toolkit, since this device won't get Marshmallow, and has a compatible kernel. If you, moderator or user, decide to close/report this thread, I may understand it, but think it twice before doing it.
Xperia Z1
Xperia Z1 C6903 with Android Stock 5.1.1 14.6.A.1.236 rooted and Unlocked Bootloader.
luchoz said:
Xperia Z1 C6903 with Android Stock 5.1.1 14.6.A.1.236 rooted and Unlocked Bootloader.
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Okay, the device C6903 has been added, you can check it here: https://github.com/sergiocastell/iovyroot/blob/patch-1/jni/offsets.c#L281
Thank you! ^_^
can i root my Z1 SO-01f (Docomo) running latest lollipop and the model detected is C6903, with this?
I didn't have root before taking the updates so i'm not sure one could lose root or not. however, I did forfeit my chance to root (at least for the time being) by updating.
Everything (software version, baseband, build #) is updated to DQA1.
Odin (3.12.5) still runs and flashes twrp (3.0.2) but stock recovery is still there.
That's all that I know. Hopefully someone will come along with a quick root solution.
Thanks in advance.
Edit: Mods can feel free to close or merge this because someone already posted here so i'm gonna go ahead and join those guys. Thanks.
Please continue here as per the post above.
THREAD CLOSED
I have stock lollipop rooted with safestrap, but am wondering if it's possible to unlock the bootloader on my CID 11 to put a custom ROM on this. This thread from Mar 2016 was only for CID 15, but maybe there's been a breakthrough since then. Thanks!
androidman807 said:
I have stock lollipop rooted with safestrap, but am wondering if it's possible to unlock the bootloader on my CID 11 to put a custom ROM on this. This thread from Mar 2016 was only for CID 15, but maybe there's been a breakthrough since then. Thanks!
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There is talk on a few other forums regarding this question for Unlocking the Bootloader on a G900V with CID 11 also with KitKat installed but, there's no Guides/Tutorials on how to do this.
The following thread is one of the more prominent threads i, personally, monitor from time to time.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3561529
Based upon what I've seen within the XDA Forum, as well as a few other Forums, the final verdict is (basically the bottom line)...
It's a work in progress with some promising chatter and ideas but, nothing solid has been announced or mentioned.
Those with the G900V and CID 11 are still only able to Root the device and unable to unlock it yet.
Keep in mind that this looks like it's still something that is continuing to be discussed and as long as there's still a want/need for it, only time will tell.
I hope i had explained this okay...
Good Luck!
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