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[How To] Root SPH-D710 FJ10 with stock recovery

Root FJ10 Without Custom Kernel​
As we all know FJ10 has been released and is floating around the internet, and iv'e decided to share the way i rooted the leak (International SGS II) using stock samsung recovery
Credits
Chainfire CWM-Supersu
Sextape Leak​rwilco12 Continue to hosting leak
What you need
PC/MAC/Linux
ADB
USB Cable
Phone
CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip
Instructions
1) Enter Recovery mode by holding power+volume up.
2) Connect USB Cable to the phone and PC
3) Choose Install Update with adb[/B]
now
4) Now in your terminal/CMD write adb sideload CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip
5) Look at the screen and you will see the update package being installed
Congratulations you got now a rooted FJ10 leak without flashing a custom kernel
Proof
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Just flashing a supersu zip in recovery with no adb also worked fine.
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BluesRulez said:
Just flashing a supersu zip in recovery with no adb also worked fine.
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yea.. or mobile odin pro with everoot .. but this is good to know.. i wasnt aware of this method
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BluesRulez said:
Just flashing a supersu zip in recovery with no adb also worked fine.
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It must be as loading from adb only insects the file without having the file on sd.
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Thread has been cleaned and infractions handed out. I have no problem giving them out lately. Keep it up and vacations will be handed out.

jayharper08 said:
Thread has been cleaned and infractions handed out. I have no problem giving them out lately. Keep it up and vacations will be handed out.
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Just gtalked you slick
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Just to post for future reference.
Times infinity said that this method works on this leak because of how the kernel was and it allowed us to use adb or recovery to push the root zip.
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BluesRulez said:
Just flashing a supersu zip in recovery with no adb also worked fine.
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yeah maybe on Sprint 4G Version, on here i wasn't able to reach the SD Card slot

Title should say SPH-D710... not PH-D710
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LastStandingDroid said:
yeah maybe on Sprint 4G Version, on here i wasn't able to reach the SD Card slot
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you could try renaming the zip update.zip before putting it on the sdcard.

Mattix724 said:
Title should say SPH-D710... not PH-D710
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Ah my bad, must been when i edited the topic name
times_infinity said:
you could try renaming the zip update.zip before putting it on the sdcard.
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Well that's also another idea i didn't think on
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Flashing TWRP

Is it possible to flash twrp through my phone without using a pc? How can I do it?
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You can flash it through recovery, if you already have a custom recovery. If you do not, the only other way is Mobile ODIN (from the Play Store), and you need to be rooted for that to work.

If your phone is already rooted, install the Goo Manager app from the PlayStore and select Install OpenRecovery Script from its menu. That will download and flash TWRP. Be sure Goo is granted root access.
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[email protected] said:
If your phone is already rooted, install the Goo Manager app from the PlayStore and select Install OpenRecovery Script from its menu. That will download and flash TWRP. Be sure Goo is granted root access.
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I would do that but i have my doubts. It says that it is going to flash d2can recovery. I have d2tmo. I wont risk a brick. Any idea what d2can is?

SamuelLimkiamkong said:
I would do that but i have my doubts. It says that it is going to flash d2can recovery. I have d2tmo. I wont risk a brick. Any idea what d2can is?
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It should automatically search for the recovery intended for the phone, which in this case is the d2tmo. Can you provide a screenshot of exactly what is being displayed?
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LuigiBull23 said:
It should automatically search for the recovery intended for the phone, which in this case is the d2tmo. Can you provide a screenshot of exactly what is being displayed?
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Sure man, here you go:
I tap menu:
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I tap "Instal OpenRecoveryScript":
I tap "Yes" and I get this:

LuigiBull23 said:
It should automatically search for the recovery intended for the phone, which in this case is the d2tmo. Can you provide a screenshot of exactly what is being displayed?
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I just got it using mobile odin. Thank you very much for your efforts! Have a good day man.

SamuelLimkiamkong said:
Sure man, here you go:
I tap menu:
I tap "Instal OpenRecoveryScript":
I tap "Yes" and I get this:
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Looks like you got the canadian variant mate. Just to be sure can you please post one more shot of your device info under "About Phone" in the settings?
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Hmm, interesting. If you are 100% ABSOLUTELY sure your phone is a Tmobile T999 phone, then I would follow the alternative installation instructions on TWRP's website for the d2tmo version.

Nah he's good. He's s got the correct one. didn't notice the V haha..
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Just for the record, the d2 recoveries are interchangeable to the best of my knowledge. They all go to the same partition, so no bricks. However, if you don't get the proper one, no assert checks will pass.

Rooting wothout a computer?

Im a truck driver and access to a computer that has administrative privledge is hard to come by, is it possible?
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re: rooting
roxicodine said:
Im a truck driver and access to a computer that has administrative privledge is hard to come by, is it possible?
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You don't need a computer to get root, it's not a requirement.
You need to download an app from the play store called Mobile Odin, with that you
can odin flash the required file to get root as well as flash the required cwm zip file
which is required to get root in the galaxy S4.

Thank you.
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It says im required to be rooted to use the app
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roxicodine said:
It says im required to be rooted to use the app
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Yes, i'm pretty sure you're gonna need a computer to root. I don't even think mobile odin is compatible with our phone yet. Someone correct me if i'm wrong.

The other guy is high, you need to be rooted to use mobile Odin, there is no way of rooting this phone without a computer, sucks I know.
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Misterjunky said:
You don't need a computer to get root, it's not a requirement.
You need to download an app from the play store called Mobile Odin, with that you
can odin flash the required file to get root as well as flash the required cwm zip file
which is required to get root in the galaxy S4.
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re: root without computer
bzlik88 said:
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Yea, I know I was wrong after thinking about it a bit more,
but I bet you were looking for the "Unthanks" button and could'nt find it. LOL

Misterjunky said:
Yea, I know I was wrong after thinking about it a bit more,
but I bet you were looking for the "Unthanks" button and could'nt find it. LOL
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What?
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that was funny lol

Installed Clockworkmod Recovery before root?

Hello, I recently rooted my Galaxy SIII and ran into what I believe to be a problem. I flashed cwm with odin and then rooted via cwm install. It worked fine in stock ROM, so I went to CyanogenMod 10.2. Now my phone shows I do not have root access. Help anyone? Screenshots here:
Before CM 10.2 install
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After CM 10.2 install
Root checker after CM 10.2
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Make sure its enabled under developer options I believe...

DMF1977 said:
Make sure its enabled under developer options I believe...
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I looked into it and saw nothing. When trying to update SU binary it tells me it failed to get root access, pic here
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Norduxx said:
I looked into it and saw nothing. When trying to update SU binary it tells me it failed to get root access, pic here
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It's there... Go into settings/developer options/root access.

DMF1977 said:
It's there... Go into settings/developer options/root access.
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Okay so I found it and it was already enabled to apps and ADB.
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Norduxx said:
Okay so I found it and it was already enabled to apps and ADB.
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Try disabling it, then enabling it again, maybe reboot...

DMF1977 said:
Try disabling it, then enabling it again, maybe reboot...
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Alright. If I should come upon the need to reroot, what method should I use?
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Norduxx said:
Alright. If I should come upon the need to reroot, what method should I use?
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I use the all in one toolkit... Some people like cf autoroot, but I've never personally tried it.

DMF1977 said:
I use the all in one toolkit... Some people like cf autoroot, but I've never personally tried it.
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Is this the toolkit you were talking about?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1746665
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Norduxx said:
Is this the toolkit you were talking about?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1746665
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That's it mate. :good:

DMF1977 said:
That's it mate. :good:
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Cool! Thanks so much!
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DMF1977 said:
That's it mate. :good:
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So I have one more question, should I downgrade from my 4.3 ROM to stock 4.1.1 or something before using the toolkit?
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Norduxx said:
So I have one more question, should I downgrade from my 4.3 ROM to stock 4.1.1 or something before using the toolkit?
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You shouldn't have to, if a root doesn't take or work it would just fail but not brick or soft brick phone...Can anyone else confirm this ?

[Q] I can't go back to touchwiz

OK I'm trying to go back since in returning the phone back to sprint and it won't let me on twrp when I try to install it it just says fail!

What exactly are you trying to flash in recovery?

I was trying to return to stock so I got cnexus deodex rooted mk3 stock ROM and twrp won't install it it just says failed and I tried clockwork and it aborts then when I went back to twrp and tried to restore my nandroid it won't restore the data it would fail and I could only rainfall pacman and yeah
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If you're taking it back to sprint why not just use Odin

Lol sorry I'm not home x)
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If I was then I would've done that but I'm not I should've mentioned that x)
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They're gonna see that it's rooted if you're taking it in for fixing, but TWRP is known to have problems with non-AOSP ROMs... That's the main reason I don't use it.
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No they know its rooted the guy has known me and my family for a while and he's just asked me to just change back to normal
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But also it happens to clockwork recovery!
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THORMUNZ said:
But also it happens to clockwork recovery!
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Then most likely you have a corrupt download

If you don't have knox, use this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31981341
A stock rom with custom recovery is not stock.
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csmasn said:
If you don't have knox, use this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31981341
A stock rom with custom recovery is not stock.
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Thanks I'll try it out !
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csmasn said:
If you don't have knox, use this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31981341
A stock rom with custom recovery is not stock.
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ok i tried that and it turns out i already had it but the thing is when i flash that it wont boot it stays on the samsung galaxy logo and i thought could be my file is corrupted so i downloaded it again and nope same thing