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Hi I`m new I have a question about installing a ROM on SGY. I rootem my phone, but I don`t know how to install a Rom, could someone help me ?. I have downloaded Flash Navie and I want to install it on my phone but I don`t know how to start. Could some explain me that ?.
krzysiekao said:
Hi I`m new I have a question about installing a ROM on SGY. I rootem my phone, but I don`t know how to install a Rom, could someone help me ?. I have downloaded Flash Navie and I want to install it on my phone but I don`t know how to start. Could some explain me that ?.
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Custom ROM, click on the link below:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1472
Choose a MOD ROM, follow the instruction given.
Flash back to stock ROM using Odin, link below:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465800
PS: in future, post all your Q&A here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1675474
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1675474&page=9
see this
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-Download the Rom zip File
-Copy it to Sdcard Directly
-Power Off the Phone
-Boot into recovery by pressing (Vol. Key Up + Home Key + Power Key)
-Do a Data RESET
-Select Install Zip From SdCard
-Choose the rom zip
-Install
-Reboot
explodeaamir said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1675474&page=9
see this
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-Download the Rom zip File
-Copy it to Sdcard Directly
-Power Off the Phone
-Boot into recovery by pressing (Vol. Key Up + Home Key + Power Key)
-Do a Data RESET
-Select Install Zip From SdCard
-Choose the rom zip
-Install
-Reboot
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You forgot the Cwm part.
@op check faq thread for details
Sent from my GT-S5360 using xda premium
OK but I don`t have Install zip from SDcard option I have only a install update, because I rooted my phone via update.zip
And I have this branded firmware : S5360BOKK2_BOKK2_TPLKK1
Hey guys,
It has been a long time since I posted.
My Kindle fire is on CM SmoothRom v1.3
Kernel version 3.0.69 [email protected] #1 wed mar 13 12:18:03 EDT 2013
Twrp v2.4.4.0
I'm planning to update it.
1) what rom should I update to ? I'm looking for something fast which doesn't have any major bugs and its compitble with all of the new things.
I was thinking about InFriction ROM v11 or HellFire™KitKat
what do you guys think ?
2) what would be the exact stages I need to take in order to update ?
do I need to do something with FFF or do I need to update TWRP ?
please advise!
thanks in advance.
yup8 said:
Hey guys,
It has been a long time since I posted.
My Kindle fire is on CM SmoothRom v1.3
Kernel version 3.0.69 [email protected] #1 wed mar 13 12:18:03 EDT 2013
Twrp v2.4.4.0
I'm planning to update it.
1) what rom should I update to ? I'm looking for something fast which doesn't have any major bugs and its compitble with all of the new things.
I was thinking about InFriction ROM v11 or HellFire™KitKat
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I haven't tried either of them, currently using OFFICIAL CM11.0 + 3.0.72 Kernel for Kindle Fire [NIGHTLIES] which is working well for me.
what do you guys think ?
2) what would be the exact stages I need to take in order to update ?
do I need to do something with FFF or do I need to update TWRP ?
please advise!
thanks in advance.
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for cm11 (and likely the other 2 you listed) you will need to update TWRP recovery to 2.6.3.x or newer
several ways to do that
1. download http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/blaze/openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.1-otter.img
copy to fire's sd card, then install with Flashify
2. Download http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/otter/recovery/flash-zip/zip-otter-twrp-2.6.3.0-selinux-recovery.zip and install in old TWRP
3. more options in my list Updating Twrp
If Gapps are not included in rom make sure you install a gapps version that works with the rom installed
I've been using http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-kk-20140105-signed.zip with Cm11
edit; Hashcode recommends gapps-kk-20131119.zip
and Verify that your downloads are complete with MD5/SHA-1 Hash Checksums
sd_shadow said:
I haven't tried either of them, currently using OFFICIAL CM11.0 + 3.0.72 Kernel for Kindle Fire [NIGHTLIES] which is working well for me.
for cm11 (and likely the other 2 you listed) you will need to update TWRP recovery to 2.6.3.x or newer
several ways to do that
1. download http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/blaze/openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.1-otter.img
copy to fire's sd card, then install with Flashify
2. Download http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/otter/recovery/flash-zip/zip-otter-twrp-2.6.3.0-selinux-recovery.zip and install in old TWRP
3. more options in my list Updating Twrp
If Gapps are not included in rom make sure you install a gapps version that works with the rom installed
I've been using http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-kk-20140105-signed.zip with Cm11
edit; Hashcode recommends gapps-kk-20131119.zip
and Verify that your downloads are complete with MD5/SHA-1 Hash Checksums
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I downloaded http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/otter/recovery/flash-zip/zip-otter-twrp-2.6.3.0-selinux-recovery.zip
and installed in old twrp, after it said the installation was successful, I pressed "Reboot"
Now my device wont boot
I press the power button and nothing happens.
how can I fix this ?
no power or bootoop?
sd_shadow said:
no power or bootoop?
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I pressed the power button for 3 mins and it suddenly started, everything seems fine now.
I decided to install InFriction ROM v11 [SPEED]
and it requires TWRP 2.6.3.1, can you give me a link? I would like to install it from the old TWRP.
after installing the new TWRP I only need to wipe x3 and I can flash the new rom ?
I dont need do something about the kernel for FFF ?
yup8 said:
I pressed the power button for 3 mins and it suddenly started, everything seems fine now.
I decided to install InFriction ROM v11 [SPEED]
and it requires TWRP 2.6.3.1, can you give me a link? I would like to install it from the old TWRP.
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there is no installable TWRP 2.6.3.1 zip that I know of, download http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/blaze/openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.1-otter.img and flash with Flashify.
after installing the new TWRP I only need to wipe x3 and I can flash the new rom ?
I dont need do something about the kernel for FFF ?
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just wipe, kernel should be included.
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and you should fully charge battery before flashing Twrp/Roms
sd_shadow said:
there is no installable TWRP 2.6.3.1 zip that I know of, download http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/blaze/openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.1-otter.img and flash with Flashify.
just wipe, kernel should be included.
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and you should fully charge battery before flashing Twrp/Roms
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Thanks for your help!
I am not familiar with flashify, can you please explain ? I tried running a search but couldn't find anything.
posted link in my first post https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.flashify&hl=en
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and it's in my list sd_shadow's [Collection] of Links for: Kindle Fire
if you haven't updated TWRP yet I modified zip-otter-twrp-2.6.3.0-selinux-recovery.zip
to 2.6.3.1 so it can be install with old TWRP
zip-otter-twrp-2.6.3.1-selinux-recovery(sd_shadow).zip
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fixed link
Hi, sorry for my bad english, I speak french.
I unlocked my bootloader and rooted my phone a long time ago (6-7 months) and it was working fine (I was able to use "root-only" applications).
I decided to install a custom rom, to get better performance, after getting help from many places, I choose CyanogenMod from this link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2653961
I tried to install it using fastboot in windows, but like the last time (when I rooted my phone) fastboot wasn't working.
So I did it in linux (which worked for me before) and I installed a recovery (CWM). Then I did a backup, I copied the backup on my computer, then I rebooted, then I wiped everything (cache, data, dalvik, etc...) and installed CM10. After the installation, I rebooted, but it won't work!
It is stuck on the "boot screen" for at least 15 minutes.
What should I do?
Thanks!
From what you wrote, it seems you're s-on so after flashing any rom, you MUST flash kernel as well. The kernel is probably included in the zip file you downloaded it's usually called boot.img. You have to extract the kernel and put it in the root directory of your sdcard (same place you put the rom in).
So:
1- Wipe everything.
2- Flash rom (.zip).
3- Flash kernel (.img).
4- Reboot.
Let me know what happens.
swhatevers said:
From what you wrote, it seems you're s-on so after flashing any rom, you MUST flash kernel as well. The kernel is probably included in the zip file you downloaded it's usually called boot.img. You have to extract the kernel and put it in the root directory of your sdcard (same place you put the rom in).
So:
1- Wipe everything.
2- Flash rom (.zip).
3- Flash kernel (.img).
4- Reboot.
Let me know what happens.
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It working in the first time.After reboot, it stuck in boot loop and I must flash boot.img manual from pc again.
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Ok, I've resolve this problem because I've not complete flash kernel .So, you should try this way .It follow on below link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1996665
hi. i downloaded last version of android revolution ROM from it's official webpage, copied it on SD card and flash it with TWRP. i reset after flash process was done. but every time i reset my phone it boot on bootloader. i think my phone is broken. please help
1- download Android_Revolution_HD-One_M9_20.0_9a5ad5_2.zip
2- copy zip file to SD Root
3- power off
4- boot on bootloader and then go to recovery mode (TWRP)
5- install / select zip file.
6- reset phone
7- oops
You need to be on Marshmallow firmware. It will not work on anything earlier.
iElvis said:
You need to be on Marshmallow firmware. It will not work on anything earlier.
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thanks. now what could i do?
sjmahmoudi said:
hi. i downloaded last version of android revolution ROM from it's official webpage, copied it on SD card and flash it with TWRP. i reset after flash process was done. but every time i reset my phone it boot on bootloader. i think my phone is broken. please help
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Can't you boot into TWRP from the bootloader, using the volume keys to navigate and the power button to select 'Boot to recovery mode'?
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Assuming you can, it should be no problem to download a non-Marshmallow ROM of your choosing to flash from within TWRP.
computerslayer said:
Can't you boot into TWRP from the bootloader, using the volume keys to navigate and the power button to select 'Boot to recovery mode'?
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Assuming you can, it should be no problem to download a non-Marshmallow ROM of your choosing to flash from within TWRP.
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ok. i will download an android 5 revolution. thanks
Dear all,
I (newbie who trying to root for the first time) have tried to root my Samsung S9 with SuperSu via Odin. My device is now stuck at the S9 loading screen which will not boot up anymore.
Source of learning:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3IppGISkP0
Here's what I have done:
Stage 0 - Download all needed files
1. Odin 3.13.1
2. no-verify-opt-encrypt-6.0-star
3. RMM-state-ByPass_Mesa.zip
4. Samsung-anti-removal.2.4.zip
5. SupserSu-v.2.82.201705271822.zip
Stage 1 (Setup environment)
1. Enable Developer mode - OEM unlock enabled & USB Debugging enabled
2. Turn off my device, enter download mode (volume down button + bixby button + power button)
3. Connect my S9 device to my laptop
4. Launch Odin 3.13.1 on my laptop (S9 device recognized!) - Select AP, choose TWRP 3.3.1.1, press on start. (Device turn off itself)
5. As soon as device begins to boot, I enter recovery mode (volume up button + bixby button + power button)
Stage 2 Managed to entered TWRP
1. Swipe to Allow Modification
2. Tap on Wipe > Format Data > type in YES
3. Back to Menu
4. Tap on Install, (no-verify-opt-encrypt-6.0-star) - success
5. Reboot - Recovery
6. Tap on Install - (RMM-state-ByPass_Mesa.zip) - success
6. Hit back button
7. Tap on (SupserSu-v.2.82.201705271822.zip) - success
8 . Hit back button
9. Tap on (Samsung-anti-removal.2.4.zip) - success
10. Reboot system
11. Device begins reboot (Device stuck at Samsung S9 Screen)
Any advice what should I do now? Am I making any mistakes?
Please help. Appreciate!
CounteReborn said:
Dear all,
I (newbie who trying to root for the first time) have tried to root my Samsung S9 with SuperSu via Odin. My device is now stuck at the S9 loading screen which will not boot up anymore.
Source of learning:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3IppGISkP0
Here's what I have done:
Stage 0 - Download all needed files
1. Odin 3.13.1
2. no-verify-opt-encrypt-6.0-star
3. RMM-state-ByPass_Mesa.zip
4. Samsung-anti-removal.2.4.zip
5. SupserSu-v.2.82.201705271822.zip
Stage 1 (Setup environment)
1. Enable Developer mode - OEM unlock enabled & USB Debugging enabled
2. Turn off my device, enter download mode (volume down button + bixby button + power button)
3. Connect my S9 device to my laptop
4. Launch Odin 3.13.1 on my laptop (S9 device recognized!) - Select AP, choose TWRP 3.3.1.1, press on start. (Device turn off itself)
5. As soon as device begins to boot, I enter recovery mode (volume up button + bixby button + power button)
Stage 2 Managed to entered TWRP
1. Swipe to Allow Modification
2. Tap on Wipe > Format Data > type in YES
3. Back to Menu
4. Tap on Install, (no-verify-opt-encrypt-6.0-star) - success
5. Reboot - Recovery
6. Tap on Install - (RMM-state-ByPass_Mesa.zip) - success
6. Hit back button
7. Tap on (SupserSu-v.2.82.201705271822.zip) - success
8 . Hit back button
9. Tap on (Samsung-anti-removal.2.4.zip) - success
10. Reboot system
11. Device begins reboot (Device stuck at Samsung S9 Screen)
Any advice what should I do now? Am I making any mistakes?
Please help. Appreciate!
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I believe you need magisk.
Instead of using SuperSU try using Magisk, it's more simple has has more features compared to SuperSU.
Also I think the reason why you stuck at the bootscreen is that after you format your phone, that means your phone got no rom/ system. Maybe you can try installing the ROM from the custom one which you can find in the cross device section in Here (Exynos Only).
And each of them has the instruction on how to install Magisk to root your phone
Edit: The video you refered to I believe is for the android 9 version, if your phone is on android 10 then it's outdated for your phone
TheMadScientist said:
I believe you need magisk.
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I actually tried with Magisk.. but it stays the same. Basically I replace stage 2, step 7 with Magisk instead of Supersu.
Flashing only Magisk does not mean I have any system in place correct?
B1nz said:
Instead of using SuperSU try using Magisk, it's more simple has has more features compared to SuperSU.
Also I think the reason why you stuck at the bootscreen is that after you format your phone, that means your phone got no rom/ system. Maybe you can try installing the ROM from the custom one which you can find in the cross device section in Here (Exynos Only).
And each of them has the instruction on how to install Magisk to root your phone
Edit: The video you refered to I believe is for the android 9 version, if your phone is on android 10 then it's outdated for your phone
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My device was on Android 9 actually.. so I have the exact same version as the video shown. Today I have flashed back my device with Stock ROM on Android 10. Im not sure with the steps Im doing it is right, when should I actually flash a custom rom? Please correct me if im wrong, my stage 1 should be all correct. Stage 2, before step 10 rebooting system, I should actually flash Custom ROM? Because after formatting my device and installing Magisk on Stage 2 step 7, my device still got no rom right?
After flashing back my device with Stock ROM on Android 10, I tried to root my device again with the steps give in video (still failed, device stuck at Samsung Logo again).
Flashing back again with Stock ROM. Tried to enter download mode to start TWRP via Odin.
Then I was given a message "Only official release binaries are allowed to be flashed (RECOVERY)" in Download Mode
Now what? Does that mean I can't go flash anymore? :crying:
CounteReborn said:
My device was on Android 9 actually.. so I have the exact same version as the video shown. Today I have flashed back my device with Stock ROM on Android 10. Im not sure with the steps Im doing it is right, when should I actually flash a custom rom? Please correct me if im wrong, my stage 1 should be all correct. Stage 2, before step 10 rebooting system, I should actually flash Custom ROM? Because after formatting my device and installing Magisk on Stage 2 step 7, my device still got no rom right?
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Yes, the steps that I did on my own by coming from stock ROM:
1. Flash TWRP from odin, disable the automatic reboot
2. If success, then manually reboot to TWRP
3. Then I formated my phone
4. Follow the custom ROM installation steps
5. Done!
note:
- Steps 1 & 2 is basically the same as what you've done.
- If you still want to running the stock ROM, you have to flash the modified one or you'll stuck on the boot screen.
My suggestion is using the Alexis ROM, which is more updated (already on oneUI 2.1), more light, has alot of features (which you can choose in the aroma installer), and built in Magisk. so you don't have to install magisk manually
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CounteReborn said:
After flashing back my device with Stock ROM on Android 10, I tried to root my device again with the steps give in video (still failed, device stuck at Samsung Logo again).
Flashing back again with Stock ROM. Tried to enter download mode to start TWRP via Odin.
Then I was given a message "Only official release binaries are allowed to be flashed (RECOVERY)" in Download Mode
Now what? Does that mean I can't go flash anymore? :crying:
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is it written "Prenormal"?
there's this stage called prenormal where you failed to modified your phone for the firstime, basically you have to wait like 7 days until you can modify your phone again.
and if still failing, it will back to the prenormal stage.
so far that's what i know, correct me if i'm wrong
if not then you can try to flash TWRP to see if it works
Also the thing i realize is that to be able to flash TWRP in Odin you have to finished doing the first time setup on the ROM, idk why but that's what i'm facing back then
Are you on Android 10? If yes, i followed this video.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=HSqam9CYNGU
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CounteReborn said:
After flashing back my device with Stock ROM on Android 10, I tried to root my device again with the steps give in video (still failed, device stuck at Samsung Logo again).
Flashing back again with Stock ROM. Tried to enter download mode to start TWRP via Odin.
Then I was given a message "Only official release binaries are allowed to be flashed (RECOVERY)" in Download Mode
Now what? Does that mean I can't go flash anymore? :crying:
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Because you flashed the stock firmware, you might forgot to enable oem bootloader unlock?
B1nz said:
Yes, the steps that I did on my own by coming from stock ROM:
1. Flash TWRP from odin, disable the automatic reboot
2. If success, then manually reboot to TWRP
3. Then I formated my phone
4. Follow the custom ROM installation steps
5. Done!
note:
- Steps 1 & 2 is basically the same as what you've done.
- If you still want to running the stock ROM, you have to flash the modified one or you'll stuck on the boot screen.
My suggestion is using the Alexis ROM, which is more updated (already on oneUI 2.1), more light, has alot of features (which you can choose in the aroma installer), and built in Magisk. so you don't have to install magisk manually
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is it written "Prenormal"?
there's this stage called prenormal where you failed to modified your phone for the firstime, basically you have to wait like 7 days until you can modify your phone again.
and if still failing, it will back to the prenormal stage.
so far that's what i know, correct me if i'm wrong
if not then you can try to flash TWRP to see if it works
Also the thing i realize is that to be able to flash TWRP in Odin you have to finished doing the first time setup on the ROM, idk why but that's what i'm facing back then
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Not sure what actually happened, but the message is now gone after restart.
Anyway, Do you know this website (https://desktop.firmware.mobi/) instead, can I just use the ROM here to flash my device?
Not sure if I could just do the same, downlaod the recovery and boot img, then flash via Odin?
mkl.xda said:
Are you on Android 10? If yes, i followed this video.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=HSqam9CYNGU
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Because you flashed the stock firmware, you might forgot to enable oem bootloader unlock?
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Not sure what I did again, but the message "Only official release binaries are allowed to be flashed (RECOVERY)" is now removed. I just recall I did a restart I think. I tried your video, it didn't work. I end up in the same screen which I now think this is expected case? Because once we completely wipe the phone, the device has no more ROM. So in the video, we only flash back Magisk and Disable Verify.
Do you know this website (https://desktop.firmware.mobi/) instead, can I just use the ROM here to flash my device?
Not sure if I could just do the same, downlaod the recovery and boot img, then flash via Odin?
CounteReborn said:
Not sure what actually happened, but the message is now gone after restart.
Anyway, Do you know this website (https://desktop.firmware.mobi/) instead, can I just use the ROM here to flash my device?
Not sure if I could just do the same, downlaod the recovery and boot img, then flash via Odin?
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Never knew that before tho, but if you want to download the official one I would recomend you downlaod from the SamMobile, which I highly recommend and is already trusted by alot of users here, just choose the right model number and country and you're done!, or if you want a faster download then I recommend you to use either Frija or SamFirm which is the same, and both are tools to download firmware from SamMobile.
It will download a zip of firmware, you just have to extract it and flash it by using Odin, also for the CSC file choose the HOME_CSC don't choose the normal CSC,
if you able to get into the normal rom, then you can do the instruction that i give before
hope it works