Hi all
I desperately need help i have no idea what to do anymore. Yes i tried to root and rom my phone and i messed up now i cant get it back to just normal functionality.
I downloaded a custom rom and installed twrp 2.6 recover. I flashed a rom and when i started it i only noticed that it was for a Galaxy s2. I could not get out of the setup so it ran and failed. After that i have had the problem that the phone boots fine and goes into any app and has full
functionality until i set it down and the phone locks itself, then the lag is so huge i have to restart my phone to get anything done.
I have tried flashing the correct Omega v13 rom and does the same. Also dit the same with the backup that i made with TWRP before i did the first flash.
Also i tried to get it back to the stock firmware using the following guides.
DroidViews | How to Unbrick Your Bricked Samsung Galaxy S4 GT-I9500, GT-I9505, SCH-I545
How to Unroot and Restore Official Stock Firmware for Samsung Galaxy S4 GT-I9500 & GT-I9505 | WhatsWithTech.
I have flashed it and done every step correctly but when it boots the first time the whole touch screen doesnt react only the return and home keys work on first startup. If i restart the phone at this point (Just flashed stock firmware re partition with PIT file and new stock kernel) i can complete it but the same problem persists
Please tell me someone can help me fix this screwup.
I have a GT- I9500 Octacore international with Jellybean 4.2.2
This is the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active forum (meaning the I9295 International version/I537 US AT&T only model), not the Galaxy S4 (I9500/I9505/etc) forum which is located here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2162
Good luck with the problem(s) you're having, however.
if i install my samsung s4 to (for example) ubuntu, will i be able to get back to the default os in future in case i do not want to use that ubuntu thing?
if yes, how ? any links/ guide ?
Bukhari1986 said:
if i install my samsung s4 to (for example) ubuntu, will i be able to get back to the default os in future in case i do not want to use that ubuntu thing?
if yes, how ? any links/ guide ?
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Hi,
When asking for help , you should always give as much information about your phone , variant , firmware , rooted/unrooted , stock , any custom installations etc. etc .
Yes , you should be able to return to stock by flashing a stock firmware in odin.
Make a note of your current firmware , and flash one that is is equal to , or later than the current one.
malybru said:
Hi,
When asking for help , you should always give as much information about your phone , variant , firmware , rooted/unrooted , stock , any custom installations etc. etc .
Yes , you should be able to return to stock by flashing a stock firmware in odin.
Make a note of your current firmware , and flash one that is is equal to , or later than the current one.
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thanks. but i even do not have any idea of these terms as Variant, and Stock in this syntax. i am using samsung galaxy s4 i9505
and recently upgraded to 4.3 from 4.2 only.
now may you also guide me to how to do what you mentioned ?
Bukhari1986 said:
thanks. but i even do not have any idea of these terms as Variant, and Stock in this syntax. i am using samsung galaxy s4 i9505
and recently upgraded to 4.3 from 4.2 only.
now may you also guide me to how to do what you mentioned ?
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Hi,
Well the variant you have is the samsung galaxy s4 i9505
Stock is the firmware that it came with from the shop.
Find this in settings /about phone.
Make a note of it.
I take it that the upgrade came in the form of an OTA (Over The Air )
So , your current firmware is 4.3
May I suggest a LOT more reading before embarking on anything.
Look HERE to start with ,
and HERE
Hi everybody im new here (posting) i've been learning a lot long time ago (sorry for my bad english im a fukin mexican)
Well the point is that i have an s4 (under the batt say m919v, on recovery says i337m and when the phone arrived to my hands it has an i9505 rom so i tried to put a lollipop rom of a i9505 and the result was an error so try again an put a i337 rom and voila everything results ok but on the rom kk i9505 and now with lollipop i337 stock rom (rogers) when i restart whit a wifi turned on appear this message and i dont know wtf happens... i read about a similar message but with a yellow words so if somebody can help me... thanks
hey guys , I have a lil problem, I used to use galaxy s4 now few days ago I got note4 N910C , its cool and all using 5.1.1 rom wirh root by space karnel......the problem tho is I really miss kitkat for some root apps privilege that don't run on 5.1.1 , I got the stock kitkat rom from samfirmware yet each time I try to flash it by odin ....it gives me the fail red signal , idk wats the story with all note4 bootloaders and all I see here it was simple in s4 , and I don't find any custom kitkat rom here tho except 2 with dead links.......any help wat am I missing? Should I flash a specific bootloader 1st or something? thx for any help in advance
So after searching more and more the actual question is ....is there any way to downgrade the COJ5 bootloader ?
flashknight33 said:
So after searching more and more the actual question is ....is there any way to downgrade the COJ5 bootloader ?
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no, you can not downgrade coj5
Hello guys today i update my sprint galaxy s5 to android 6.0.1 marshmallow G900PVPS3CPE2 the problem is that the data not works any more (it is not an apn problem) i was able to fix this problem with the rom XtreStoLite (lolipop 5.0) but now i cant go back to this rom because the phone enter in a bootloop after flashing the rom.
So i decide to donwgrade to android 5.0 again so i try with flashing with odin and zoon after i start odin fails and i recive this messege on my phone:
sw rev check fail fused 3 binary 2
so my question is how can donwgrade?? it is possible?
or there is a rom that enable my data back??
thx for all the help you can gave me
PD: sorry for the bad english