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So I was rooted and running cynogenmod 10. I decided to go to root66 and I love it, but I noticed I no longer am rooted. I have supersu listed as an app but when I click on it it says "there is no SU binary installed and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem!"
I tried to boot into clockwordmod recovery and reflash it, but I know have stock android recovery. So I tried to download clockwordmod recovery through odin and it said pass but when I go into recovery it is still android recovery.
I d/l the toolkit but get an error using it.
I want to root to run wifi tether, what is the easiest way to get back root?
jongordo8 said:
So I was rooted and running cynogenmod 10. I decided to go to root66 and I love it, but I noticed I no longer am rooted. I have supersu listed as an app but when I click on it it says "there is no SU binary installed and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem!"
I tried to boot into clockwordmod recovery and reflash it, but I know have stock android recovery. So I tried to download clockwordmod recovery through odin and it said pass but when I go into recovery it is still android recovery.
I d/l the toolkit but get an error using it.
I want to root to run wifi tether, what is the easiest way to get back root?
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I'm pretty sure you shouldn't be posting here with this type of problem...I see your post count so I can kind of figure out why now...shoot me a PM and I'll help you out. In the meantime, a root66 should solve your problem...are you using Odin correctly?
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jongordo8 said:
So I was rooted and running cynogenmod 10. I decided to go to root66 and I love it, but I noticed I no longer am rooted. I have supersu listed as an app but when I click on it it says "there is no SU binary installed and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem!"
I tried to boot into clockwordmod recovery and reflash it, but I know have stock android recovery. So I tried to download clockwordmod recovery through odin and it said pass but when I go into recovery it is still android recovery.
I d/l the toolkit but get an error using it.
I want to root to run wifi tether, what is the easiest way to get back root?
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Try this:
First install a fresh copy of Superuser from the google play store. (free download)
Then install "TWRP recovery.
To install TWRP you need to install "GooManager" first which is a free download from the google play store.
Once installed, simply click the menu softkey on your phone and select "Install OpenRecoveryScript"
It's that easy.
Most likely you have a corrupted CWM in your phone which is missing files or some of the files in it are corrupt..
If GooManager pops up asking for root access and you allow it then TWRP recovery will fix your root issue I am sure.
Good Luck!
Why didn't you post this in the root66 thread? Wanting more eyes on your question is no excuse. This will be moved before sunset.....
Sent from the phalanges of my hand to the facet of your cranium.
LoopDoGG79 said:
Why didn't you post this in the root66 thread? Wanting more eyes on your question is no excuse. This will be moved before sunset.....
Sent from the phalanges of my hand to the facet of your cranium.
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Help me out here please,
I too post questions and hope to get answers to troubleshooting, as the OP did. Open the main page, and there is NO sub forum for root66 listed.
The OP needed an answer to his troubleshooting and thus posted it in Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting...
What is wrong, with that? Why does it have to be moved ? Is it NOT a question? Does the OP not need Help? Does the OP not have a question?
How is this query so different from others that is must be posted elsewhere, and Why?
It truly makes one hesitant on posting something and later not be able to find it because some almighty god has moved it..
I just don't understand. I must be wrong in thinking this was a forum one could seek to find help in a common interest. Trust me,
I am just totally confused. err... I couldn't find a confused sub forum to post this in. Sorry.
1) I want to know what error you got from the toolkit.
2) root66 comes with root access. It's kind of the whole point.
I don't know what you did to end up with the mess you have now, but here is how you fix it. You need to back up your data, and wipe everything. Then Odin root66 if that is what you want. Then if you want CWM, download the one from my signature. If you leave auto reboot checked in Odin, you need to drop to recovery mode before the phone boots (when Odin reboots it), because there is a script that will overwrite custom recoveries when the phone boots. When you exit CWM, it will tell you to disable the stock recovery. Just choose yes and done.
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bobolinko said:
Help me out here please,
I too post questions and hope to get answers to troubleshooting, as the OP did. Open the main page, and there is NO sub forum for root66 listed.
The OP needed an answer to his troubleshooting and thus posted it in Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting...
What is wrong, with that? Why does it have to be moved ? Is it NOT a question? Does the OP not need Help? Does the OP not have a question?
How is this query so different from others that is must be posted elsewhere, and Why?
It truly makes one hesitant on posting something and later not be able to find it because some almighty god has moved it..
I just don't understand. I must be wrong in thinking this was a forum one could seek to find help in a common interest. Trust me,
I am just totally confused. err... I couldn't find a confused sub forum to post this in. Sorry.
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Well for one thing there is a root66 forum here, check it out: [Firmware/OTAs] T999(V) Official, Leaked & Root66 FW & OTA Updates!
Good luck!
Apologies if this has been asked before but I've searched the site and couldn't find the same question, similar one for other phones or for other build versions.
I'd really like to root my phone and go onto a version of kit kat
Trouble is none of the guides I've followed seem to work.
I've tried downloading odin and tried the manual methods of installing twrp then omni room. Even tried using the cyanogen installer but nothing sticks.
Reading through several other threads it looks like it's the knox issue which seems to be resolved for other builds, but can anyone tell me if it works for mk9?
Cheers
You can! Just follow excactly what is subscribed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2028103
Download the .tar for flashing with Odin
http://www.mediafire.com/?e1gdz6rar2qza
Download the SuperUser and flash in the recovery. Then update the SU and reboot.
Heppieboeddah said:
You can! Just follow excactly what is subscribed here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2201860
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2028103
Download the .tar for flashing with Odin
http://www.mediafire.com/?e1gdz6rar2qza
Download the SuperUser and flash in the recovery. Then update the SU and reboot.
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many thanks for your help
Hi,
Sorry if this is a silly question. How do I go about installing CyanogenMod on the d855? I had a OnePlus One and had to return it due to a fault but loved CyanogenMod and want to use it on the G3.
I rooted the phone and installed bump as I believed this was the only way to install TWRP on this device. However I realised i could only installed Bump'd ROMS . I therefore put it back to stock as I want to use the official install. How do I go about installing this? I may have the wrong end of the stick. Any help to point me in the right direction would be appreciated.
I am sorry if I am asking a daft question, this is all new to me, please help
Thanks
Root via Purpledrake > Install TWRP via Bump! method > Install CM12 .zip
That's the only way, and the good way. Google on how to install TWRP via Bump!. Links are seriously right here on XDA. Bump! in in the OG Dev section with a very clear explanation.
sprremix said:
Root via Purpledrake > Install TWRP via Bump! method > Install CM12 .zip
That's the only way, and the good way. Google on how to install TWRP via Bump!. Links are seriously right here on XDA. Bump! in in the OG Dev section with a very clear explanation.
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Thanks for your reply. I managed to root and install bump and I then tried the install from the CyanogenMod website which didn't work. This is where I am struggling. I wanted to use the official install.
kz30 said:
Thanks for your reply. I managed to root and install bump and I then tried the install from the CyanogenMod website which didn't work. This is where I am struggling. I wanted to use the official install.
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Get your .zip file from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-12-official-nightly-t2995524
Nightly information can be found on here: http://www.cmxlog.com/12/d855/
Idk what you mean by official install, the zip in the thread is official.
sprremix said:
Root via Purpledrake > Install TWRP via Bump! method > Install CM12 .zip
That's the only way, and the good way. Google on how to install TWRP via Bump!. Links are seriously right here on XDA. Bump! in in the OG Dev section with a very clear explanation.
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You can also just flash the TWRP.img with Flashify when once rooted.
gee2012 said:
You can also just flash the TWRP.img with Flashify once you rooted.
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Flashify.. God.. If you're using flashifhy and something happens, you're on your own. Only an idiot who is incompetent of using a few adb commands use spoonfed programs like Flashifhy. I never, and especially to newbies, suggest the use of Flashify.
Please OP, for the sake of solving your own problems: stay 10 foot away from programs like Flashify.
sprremix said:
Flashify.. God.. If you're using flashifhy and something happens, you're on your own. Only an idiot who is incompetent of using a few adb commands use spoonfed programs like Flashifhy. I never, and especially to newbies, suggest the use of Flashify.
Please OP, for the sake of solving your own problems: stay 10 foot away from programs like Flashify.
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Dude are we talking about the same Flashify? It works perfectly for flashing and backup/restore of recovery`s and kernels in .img format. Can`t imagine users having issues with it unless unless for the incompetent idiots you we`re refering to
At my friend's G3. I suggest to flash it with Flashify and He hadn't got any problem. It's easier for newbies flashify, OP you can go for it
Q&A for [ROM][STOCK](V410 ONLY)KOT49I.V4101d | 4.4.2 | Rooted + Busybox
Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.
Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for [ROM][STOCK](V410 ONLY)KOT49I.V4101d | 4.4.2 | Rooted + Busybox . If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.
Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy!
Thank You Thank you Thank You.
OMG you are a savior. I've had a overpriced paperweight for weeks! So Glad to have a workable rom again!
Exiius said:
Thank You Thank you Thank You.
OMG you are a savior. I've had a overpriced paperweight for weeks! So Glad to have a workable rom again!
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lol, sorry to hear that. You're welcome. Did you fix it yet with this ROM?
yes i did
now i can go with tinkering off the bloatware again with a legit backup this time lol
OK, so I have the ATT V410 tablet, still in factory form. I've been wanting to do more with this and have been doing a lot of research on acquiring root. I would like to install the Skinny ROM onto it and was thinking this might be my solution for root as I don't currently have access to a PC to perform with Purpledrake. So, of course I went through the process of trying to install TWRP first but was unable because Flashify requires root to begin with. So it appears that I'm back to square 1 here... or am I? What I'd like to know is if I can do all this WITHOUT first acquiring Root via Purpledrake and a PC....?
DTxNET© / {DT.Net}™
Just got my new LG G Pad 7.0 LTE v410.
Want to install this ROM via TWRP or CWM.
Can anyone please guide the steps to install the custom recovery on this tablet and the download links to the custom recovery files. Looks like without the custom recovery I cannot move forward to install this ROM.
Thanks for your help.
you have a stock rom in tot file
help me please you have tot file ? for lg v410 ??
Me too
Like post #22, I find myself stuck in TWRP as well after ATT tried to update my rooted tab to lollipop. Tried flashing the stock 410 rooted rom but no luck.
please help
im stuck at twrp recovery screen exact same reason u describe i had installed twrp and att update tried installing on its own and now I am stuck at twrp screen i had tried to use your terminal method but it brings up folders pop up asking browse to starting folder it doesn't have dd of of to pick from and also I don't have place to type in can u please help me to fix the issue
V410 = u4310
I just got a UK410 and I have it rooted with DP Tools and installed TWRP bumped.
My question is: do the V410 rom threads pertain also to the UK410? Can I use a rom for the V410 in the UK410 since they are the same except for carrier. I am not using the LTE phone functions, just as a tablet. When I purchased the UK410, it was listed as WIFI only, which led me to believe it was a V400, but they sent a UK410.
LG 410 stock with functional Stock Lollipop update
Hey there I have finally found a solution to this problem. XDA will not allow me to create a new thread to post it but if you still need it let me know. Basically you will be installing the rooted stock 410 found here on xda, then installing a stock recovery image using simple recovery, and then running ota update. You do loose root on the lollipop update. I have the necessary files and a step by step if you need them.
mimey1977 said:
Hey there I have finally found a solution to this problem. XDA will not allow me to create a new thread to post it but if you still need it let me know. Basically you will be installing the rooted stock 410 found here on xda, then installing a stock recovery image using simple recovery, and then running ota update. You do loose root on the lollipop update. I have the necessary files and a step by step if you need them.
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Yes i still need them. Please pm me or reply here. Damn ATT update has me stuck on TWRP recovery.
Saved my LG Pad 7 V410
This saved my tablet. Just when I thought my tablet was done I saw this post and tried it.
Thank you so much.
So, I have a stock, rooted V410 with TWRP, how do I get the lollipop update?
mikiemc73 said:
So, I have a stock, rooted V410 with TWRP, how do I get the lollipop update?
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I would use Flashify to flash stock recovery, then unroot.
please
mimey1977 said:
Hey there I have finally found a solution to this problem. XDA will not allow me to create a new thread to post it but if you still need it let me know. Basically you will be installing the rooted stock 410 found here on xda, then installing a stock recovery image using simple recovery, and then running ota update. You do loose root on the lollipop update. I have the necessary files and a step by step if you need them.
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yes please i have been looking for a fix for this for 2 months so any help is greatly appreciated
How can I get my tablet into download mode when all it does it not to recovery
mrwattz405 said:
How can I get my tablet into download mode when all it does it not to recovery
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Turn off, hold volume up button and plug in USB.
Tablet will turn on, telling you to hold volume up button until download mode starts, so hold volume up, and download mode will start.
Guys,
I need help regarding root of Stock ROM Lollipop. 5.0.
I unlocked boot loader, flashed twrp recovery but when it comes to flash rooting tools (Android revolution hd rooting tool) it does not flash and does not root the ROM. In recovery it says failed/ unable to mount cache ...
Am I doing something wrong or it the zip file which may not be compatible with stock rom?
Do you guys have any zip file which can root stock rom or the best would be if there is any rom already rooted but not modified. I like to stick to stock rom but want to get rid of bloatware.
I appreciate any advice, help or solution which may you provide to me.
Please do not ask me to search on google or XDA because I already did it and bother many people in the specific forums. As a result that they could not provide me with the solution I was forced to write in Help& Troubleshooting forum.
all the best,
mqazimi said:
Guys,
I need help regarding root of Stock ROM Lollipop. 5.0.
I unlocked boot loader, flashed twrp recovery but when it comes to flash rooting tools (Android revolution hd rooting tool) it does not flash and does not root the ROM. In recovery it says failed/ unable to mount cache ...
Am I doing something wrong or it the zip file which may not be compatible with stock rom?
Do you guys have any zip file which can root stock rom or the best would be if there is any rom already rooted but not modified. I like to stick to stock rom but want to get rid of bloatware.
I appreciate any advice, help or solution which may you provide to me.
Please do not ask me to search on google or XDA because I already did it and bother many people in the specific forums. As a result that they could not provide me with the solution I was forced to write in Help& Troubleshooting forum.
all the best,
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Don't use a tool.
Download the update SuperSU.zip from here and flash it in recovery.
After the flash, find SuperSU in your app drawer and open it. You will be prompted to update binaries. Do that.
That's it. You are rooted.
xunholyx said:
Don't use a tool.
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I second that. The tool used by the OP is probably not updated to work on Lollipop.
Also, OP should make sure to run an updated version of TWRP (2.8.7) as anything but the last few (several?) versions of TWRP will not work on the Lollipop hboot.
redpoint73 said:
I second that. The tool used by the OP is probably not updated to work on Lollipop.
Also, OP should make sure to run an updated version of TWRP (2.8.7) as anything but the last few (several?) versions of TWRP will not work on the Lollipop hboot.
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Thanks a lot guys.
I'll give a try.
regards,