KNOX on stock recovery show 0x1.show after my knox has been triggered can I flash any DEKNOXED JB 4.3 firmware by odin to get rid of knox and root my N7100?What are possible ways to get root and install custom recovery for KNOX triggered N7100?
IMHO you can flash anything, but you lost your varanty.
eternal.sumit said:
KNOX on stock recovery show 0x1.show after my knox has been triggered can I flash any DEKNOXED JB 4.3 firmware by odin to get rid of knox and root my N7100?What are possible ways to get root and install custom recovery for KNOX triggered N7100?
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congrats mate
yes you are free to do anything now..
Knox status
eternal.sumit said:
KNOX on stock recovery show 0x1.
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My kxox status on my n7000 shows 1 only.its not 0x1..
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so, i'm reading this forum for 2 days now and i didnt get any answer.
i installed stock XXUBMJ7 (4.2.2) firmware with odin. Before i new anything about knox and stuff, I rooted, and get knox waranty void 0x1.
then i installed again XXUBMJ7 firmware with odin and didnt root again. (because i hate warnings at the boot). i still have 0x1.
now, I have two questions and i need simple answer.
1. Can I install newer stock (4.2.2) XXUBMK3 firmware with odin? will it work?
2. can i root my installed stock XXUBMJ7 firmware again and then install [CWM][ROM]GT-I9195XXUBMK3 deodexed, with no knox bootloader? will this work?
thanks
anyone?
vesolec1 said:
anyone?
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U can install new one no problem i think .
But your Knox flag will remain so u can not reset it
Hi All,
I have a 4.3 custom rom and the MJ5 bootloader.
Mostly I have read that the bootloader is safe and the warranty flag will not be triggered.
However some posts speak about a warranty flag 0x1 while using MJ5.
Is the bootloader completely safe or are there some things I should not flash? (Besides newer bootloader)
Thanks in advance.
Regards
It's not warranty flag, it is Knox flag. It doesn't have anything in common with warranty And yes, MJ5 is safe since it has no Knox.
dalanik said:
It's not warranty flag, it is Knox flag. It doesn't have anything in common with warranty And yes, MJ5 is safe since it has no Knox.
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Does this mean with MJ5 bootloader I can root, flash custom recovery and nonknox-firmware by PC Odin or knox-firmware by Mobile Odin freely without worrying about knox flag 0 to 1?
congminh1709 said:
Does this mean with MJ5 bootloader I can root, flash custom recovery and nonknox-firmware by PC Odin or knox-firmware by Mobile Odin freely without worrying about knox flag 0 to 1?
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You can flash custom recovery (Phils v5.15 recommended) and custom ROMs. The only thing that will change is flash counter, but you can reset that with Triangle Away (will be increased each time you go to recovery, so you must run triangle away again), but you don't have to worry about KNOX, if you don't flash ROM wih KNOX (that is update bootloader). ROMs that are flashed from ODIN can have bootloader but if you flash from RECOVERY then you don't have to worry because these ROMs can't have bootloader.
dalanik said:
You can flash custom recovery (Phils v5.15 recommended) and custom ROMs. The only thing that will change is flash counter, but you can reset that with Triangle Away (will be increased each time you go to recovery, so you must run triangle away again), but you don't have to worry about KNOX, if you don't flash ROM wih KNOX (that is update bootloader). ROMs that are flashed from ODIN can have bootloader but if you flash from RECOVERY then you don't have to worry because these ROMs can't have bootloader.
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It means if I flash stock ROM 4.3+ wih KNOX by PC Odin (update bootloader), does knox flag security change 0 to 1? If knox security is 1 then no way to revert back to 0?
congminh1709 said:
It means if I flash stock ROM 4.3+ wih KNOX by PC Odin (update bootloader), does knox flag security change 0 to 1? If knox security is 1 then no way to revert back to 0?
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No, if you flash STOCK 4.3+ with KNOX, you will have KNOX security and you will not be able to DOWNGRADE bootloader ever again. Only if you try to flash other non-official ROM without KNOX, will you have KNOX security 1.
And yes - there is no way to reverse KNOX security back to 0.
is there any way to unroot note 2 4.3 having knox ? and change the status to offical to get ota updates ?
Mostafa Sakr2000 said:
is there any way to unroot note 2 4.3 having knox ? and change the status to offical to get ota updates ?
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It is impossible. Could not recover knox if you root
I was actually wondering about this too. My knox counter is there, but it's greyed out and is on 0 despite the flash counter being at 11. Will I be able to unroot at all?
Thanks.
Hello sir, I think you can unroot your device by flashing the stock rom again, just make sure to make a back up all of your apps as believe that it will wipe your data if you're coming from a rooted device, just download the stock 4.3 firmware from sammobile
I just got a S4 mini (with 4.2.2), and i rooted it and instaled custom recovery (CWM). I did NOT trigered Knox. I have Super SU now. I just want to know if i can download and install this rom (through recovery) without trigering any alert or bricking my phone. i dont ask in the ROM threat because im not allowed to. I apreciate your help!
ROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2552363
Firmware: I9195LUBUAMF3
Compilation Num.: jdq39.i9195l_4.2.2_0023
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I just got a S4 mini (with 4.2.2), and i rooted it and instaled custom recovery (CWM). I did NOT trigered Knox. I have Super SU now. I just want to know if i can download and install this rom (through recovery) without trigering any alert or bricking my phone. i dont ask in the ROM threat because im not allowed to. I apreciate your help!
ROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2552363
Firmware: I9195LUBUAMF3
Compilation Num.: jdq39.i9195l_4.2.2_0023
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Flash anything through ODIN will trigger knox. Which is interesting since you have CWM, and that requires ODIN... Are you sure you phone has KNOX?
And to answer you other question, yes CWM can flash almost all custom/modded ROM.
If you have cwm you can flash any rom
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TNCS said:
Flash anything through ODIN will trigger knox. Which is interesting since you have CWM, and that requires ODIN... Are you sure you phone has KNOX?
And to answer you other question, yes CWM can flash almost all custom/modded ROM.
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Yes i had Knox and i could do it. I installed the CWM through odin an then i installed super su. i didnt got the Knox alert. then i froze Knox with root uninstaller
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Yes i had Knox and i could do it. I installed the CWM through odin an then i installed super su. i didnt got the Knox alert. then i froze Knox with root uninstaller
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if you tripped knox it'll show up in the download mode, not only in the system on stock
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Yes i had Knox and i could do it. I installed the CWM through odin an then i installed super su. i didnt got the Knox alert. then i froze Knox with root uninstaller
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You actually did trigger Knox then, probably. Boot into download mode (hold Vol-Down and Power during boot) and look at the like that says, "KNOX WARRANTY VOID". If that line says 0x1, you have triggered Knox.
That said, triggering Knox isn't so bad. You can still install custom ROMs, and yes, you can flash the one in your link. You should back up your stuff and do a full wipe when installing it though.
Hi guys I am new to this tablet so any advice but be appreciated.
If i update to kitkat I am told the knox security feature would be installed too.
What if I leave my note 8.0 on 4.2 and root and use custom roms and then if I decide to unroot and flash kitkat, would knox be triggered due to historic custom roms?
fazzxx said:
Hi guys I am new to this tablet so any advice but be appreciated.
If i update to kitkat I am told the knox security feature would be installed too.
What if I leave my note 8.0 on 4.2 and root and use custom roms and then if I decide to unroot and flash kitkat, would knox be triggered due to historic custom roms?
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Pretty sure flashing a custom recovery will trip knox. No way around it. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2800290
Ok thanks what if I just root and not flash a custom rom, would this trigger the knox?
fazzxx said:
Ok thanks what if I just root and not flash a custom rom, would this trigger the knox?
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It depends on the rooting method you use. The one I used to root 4.4.2 after I updated via Odin was Chainfire's CF-Auto-Root and that tripped KNOX because it installs an unsigned (by Samsung) custom recovery temporarily before re-flashing the stock version.
I've never used Kingo but they claim to be able to root the Note 3 without tripping the KNOX flag so their method using an Android vulnerability to gain temporary root might work for the Note 8.0 as well.
My suggestion would be to use these forums and Google to research all the current methods for rooting the Note 8.0 and make sure there are users who have done it successfully with the KitKat boot loader installed and not tripped the KNOX "warranty" indicator.
Based on the KNOX articles I've read it appears that flashing, or even booting, an insecure kernel can set the eFuse switch which is said to be "impossible" to reverse, so flashing custom kernels and ROM's is out even if you can get root with the stock ROM without tripping the indicator.
I can understand the requirement for KNOX in high security environments but automatically voiding the warranty is just encouraging users to brick their devices in ways that prevent the KNOX flag from being accessed. Perhaps Samsung's position is that once the eFuse flag is set even their service centers cannot reverse it so the device is not able to reconditioned and sold since a tripped KNOX flag also disables some security features in the stock ROM.
Edit: I just read your OP again and if you don't flash the 4.4.2 (KitKat) bootloader and root with CF-Auto-Root you should be fine, even flashing custom kernels and ROM's, and still go back to a completely stock configuration using Odin to install the stock 4.2.2 ROM and TriangleAway to reset the flash counter. AFAIK there is no check of any historical data when the KNOX enabled 4.4.2 bootloader is installed but I would make sure that TriangleAway has successfully reset the flash counter before upgrading just to be safe.
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