Root status for Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 - Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2, 10.1, 8.4 Q&A, Help & Trouble

Hi. I'm picking up a Galaxy Pro 12.2 tomorrow after being seriously impressed with the build quality and screen size.
However, after browsing my favourite forum (XDA!) I see that there is little or no development on the 12.2 version.
Couple of questions -
Anybody figured a root method for the 12.2 yet?
I'm assuming that each individual tablet can't use each others ROMs? (e.g 12.2 can't use an 8.4 ROM)
Thanks in advance.
BTW - if anyone wants a fantastic wallpaper and is interested in anything PS4 check out the new Photo Mode screenshot thread on Neogaf. There are some stunning images there. I'm on my tablet just now and don't have access to a link. Sorry!
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Chainfire has an auto root method for the tablet on his website... If your looking for development it's probably not the tablet to go with, these aren't as popular with the modding community. And truthfully with root and mods it's really unneeded IMO.
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His website has root for the Note Pro, not the Tab. Everyone is making this mistake, confusing the SMP-900 with the SMT-900.

Same difference I'm sure. You'll just need someone with balls to try it out.
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I can confirm that the CF Root linked in the article works flawlessly on 12.2 Wifi. Just make sure you use Odin 3.09 and you should be fine.
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ianrobbie said:
I can confirm that the CF Root linked in the article works flawlessly on 12.2 Wifi. Just make sure you use Odin 3.09 and you should be fine.
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Thanks for trying. I might root it now. Do you happen to have a link ?

ianrobbie said:
I can confirm that the CF Root linked in the article works flawlessly on 12.2 Wifi. Just make sure you use Odin 3.09 and you should be fine.
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Then why did this brick mine? Doesn't work!!

which one
ianrobbie said:
I can confirm that the CF Root linked in the article works flawlessly on 12.2 Wifi. Just make sure you use Odin 3.09 and you should be fine.
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http://autoroot.chainfire.eu/ is this the correct one
samsung SM-P900 v1awifixx v1awifi universal5420 exynos5
tx's

Not sure why your's didn't work. I just downloaded Odin and put the Wifi variant of the tar.md5 in the AP field, waited on Odin finding it and clicked "Start".
The only thing I will say is that the reboot after the initial flashing takes longer than normal. You just get a black screen. So long, in fact, that I was just about to unplug the tablet then the screen flashed up, doing it's thing. You have to wait until its completely done before unplugging and rebooting.
The link I followed was the one in the CF Root thread in the Galaxy Note 12.2 forum - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2656551
Looking back, I just realised I've been a total noob and confused the Galaxy Note Pro and Tab Pro. All I can say is that the Wifi variant of the tar.md5 linked in the post above does indeed root the Galaxy Pro Tab 12.2. I'm running Xposed and Wanam fine just now.
Are the two devices so similiar?
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I can confirm this approach worked for me as well to root my Tab Pro 12.2.
I did have a bit of a scare initially with Odin 3.09 where I soft bricked the tablet and had to download a stock rom to flash via Odin to correct the issue.
However it did subsequently work using Odin 3.07 using the Note Pro 12.2 CF Auto root file.

Nope-not happening. Freezes at cache.img, screen goes to colored hash, and it soft bricks. So I guess I'm out of the picture. Wish I never bought the damn thing.
Rich

dorpmuller said:
Nope-not happening. Freezes at cache.img, screen goes to colored hash, and it soft bricks. So I guess I'm out of the picture. Wish I never bought the damn thing.
Rich
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Which Rom are you using? I'm using the BTU firmware after flashing it from a USA version, and have just got the same error. "Knox Void 1 " as well though.

Blartiartfast said:
Which Rom are you using? I'm using the BTU firmware after flashing it from a USA version, and have just got the same error. "Knox Void 1 " as well though.
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Same ROM as you-it's the only one I could find. I just reflashed it again. I don't think root is gonna happen, no matter what anyone says. My situation is identical to what you just described.
Wish Chainfire could jump in with a comment.
I quit, before this thing gets hard bricked (or sledgehammered).
Rich

dorpmuller said:
Same ROM as you-it's the only one I could find. I just reflashed it again. I don't think root is gonna happen, no matter what anyone says. My situation is identical to what you just described.
Wish Chainfire could jump in with a comment.
I quit, before this thing gets hard bricked (or sledgehammered).
Rich
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I did download a later firmware version that what was on the device to undo the soft brick. This is the version I updated to: T900XXUANB6_T900SEKANC1_SEK.
Then I was able to flash the Note 12.2 CF Autoroot successfully.
Not sure if it was the newer firmware version or using Odin 3.07 instead of Odin 3.09 which I used when I soft bricked it, but its definitely rooted now and working well.

The only rom I could find was this: T900XXUANB5_T900OXAANB5_HOME.tar.md5. I couldn't find a U.S. XAR anywhere. If there's one around, I can't find it. I reflashed this rom with Odin 3.07 and it still soft bricked. I think it's headed to greedbay, I give up.
And everyone is still confusing SMP with SMT. Chainfire now has a SMT-905 on his site, but no SMT-900.
Rich

casteral said:
I did download a later firmware version that what was on the device to undo the soft brick. This is the version I updated to: T900XXUANB6_T900SEKANC1_SEK.
Then I was able to flash the Note 12.2 CF Autoroot successfully.
Not sure if it was the newer firmware version or using Odin 3.07 instead of Odin 3.09 which I used when I soft bricked it, but its definitely rooted now and working well.
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Cheers for that. Downloading that now...
dorpmuller. this flash file is definitely on the sammobile site. You need to register first, log in, click firmware.. Scroll down and put t900 in the search box half way down on the left.. First firmware thats listed.. It is for the the Ukraine (CSC) but hopefully will work fine.. I'll let you know in about 2 hours (I'm too tight to pay for a premium downlaod).
Might even upload it to Mega afterwards.
Confirmed working perfect. Downlaoded the above file, then rooted the T900 with the P900 chainfire root file..
A happy bunny.. I'm uploading the file to mega if anyone wants a nippier download.

OK, I finally got it-forgetting the most elementary mistake! I was using an aftermarket USB cable. I put the device in dl mode, cleared the cache, restarted into dl again, and used a Samsung USB 2.0 cable that came with one of my other tabs. Rooted in 30 seconds. Boy do I feel like an idiot!!
I did go get the aforementioned B6 rom just in case, but the b5 I had reflashed it with worked fine so I left well alone.
My humble thanks to everybody for puttin' up with me!
Oh, yeah... I used Odin 3.07 BTW
Rich

Now I'm confused. After reading dorpmullers reply, I flashed the tab back to the B5 BTU firmware again.. Bloody thing rooted 1st time.
Any ideas why it wouldn't route the first time round (tried around 10 times). Flashed B6 then back to B5.. Routed 1st time... Grr.
I had tried several firmwares (B5's) prior. Same lead, same laptop, etc.

Figured out proper procedure:
#1 If you're soft bricked flash any full stock recovery image. If you're functional go to next step.
#2 After done rebooting, reboot to stock recovery by holding Power + Volume Up and releasing power upon seeing the Samsung splash screen.
#3 Wipe cache using stock recovery.
#4 Reboot into download mode by holding Power + Volume Down, press Up when told to do so
#5 Use EITHER Odin 3.07 OR 3.09 to flash CF-Auto-Root package for SM-P900, yes, the image for the NOTE PRO will root the TAB PRO
#6 Patiently wait for reboot.
#7 Profit.

TweakerL said:
Figured out proper procedure:
#1 If you're soft bricked flash any full stock recovery image. If you're functional go to next step.
#2 After done rebooting, reboot to stock recovery by holding Power + Volume Up and releasing power upon seeing the Samsung splash screen.
#3 Wipe cache using stock recovery.
#4 Reboot into download mode by holding Power + Volume Down, press Up when told to do so
#5 Use EITHER Odin 3.07 OR 3.09 to flash CF-Auto-Root package for SM-P900, yes, the image for the NOTE PRO will root the TAB PRO
#6 Patiently wait for reboot.
#7 Profit.
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That's exactly how I did it, just as you have it here but with the Samsung cable.
Rich
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Related

[ROM]Official 2.2.1 ROM P1000ZHKC2 Extract from Kies

Use Odlin
PDA=P1000ZHKC2_P1000ZHKC1_P1000ZZHKC1_HOME.tar
no PIT needed
Check "auto reboot" ONLY, others leave un-check
"factory reset" needed when got any FC / error
http://www.multiupload.com/MBP69CPX2S
Password: S1O2N3R486
I have extracted and repackaged the modem for those who are interested in trying it. It flashed with Odin on Overcome 1.4.2 without problems. @alter, this does not excuse you from giving us the full ROM.
Download link: http://www.multiupload.com/KHRGQP8L8Z
whats changed what new,
how does it feel
home screen the same
how do i do this on heimdall? my odin is refusing to show connected download mode, but Heimdall works fine.
Nevermind, got it. Had to reinstal kies drivers to get it to work.
You have to uninstall the drivers for Heimdall and re-install the drivers for Odin - one or the other, cant use both at the same time.
I`m new on this.
So if i will flash this with Odin it will unroot my device ? I have an Euro Galaxy Tab P1000 and now i`m rooted.
How do you root this rom?
I've tried z4root which didn't work. Superoneclick finished rooting but any apps that require root always fail saying root access not aquird.
Any help?
okay this might make me sound stupid, but how do i do that on windows?
NEVERMIND. Just ran this....
SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones(v1.2.910.13142).exe
Click to Download:
http://download762.mediafire.com/ee..._Driver_for_Mobile_Phones(v1.2.910.13142).exe
Hey i just flashed this on odin. And then flashed a recovery image that had clockwork mod 3.0. I also switched the modem back to tmobile. I have superuser use upon reboot.
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As far as i know nothing really changed in this update. But i know some bluetooth stuff needs 2.2.1 and up. So i am sure there are other apps that might like this update. Possibly has some slight fixes in it also.
With some tweaks I am getting constant mid-low 19 linpack scores!
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Looks the tab just needed a reboot. Tab is fully rooted
Upgraded from Overcome1.2.1 to OFW 2.2.1, sweet
and root with super one click
Samfirmware finally have it too now:
(P1000ZTKC1)
http://www.samfirmware.com/WEBPROTECT-p1000.htm
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daniel.weck said:
Samfirmware finally have it too now:
(P1000ZTKC1)
http://www.samfirmware.com/WEBPROTECT-p1000.htm
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Oh yeah, downloaded the P1000ZTKC1 and tried to upgrade my tab but always failed when Odin tries to read boot.bin and bricked my tab. Had to reinstate Tab again. Maybe it is because the firmware is not packed properly or could be I am doing it the wrong way. I had not tried full reset and upgrade yet tho.
e654777 said:
Oh yeah, downloaded the P1000ZTKC1 and tried to upgrade my tab but always failed when Odin tries to read boot.bin and bricked my tab. Had to reinstate Tab again. Maybe it is because the firmware is not packed properly or could be I am doing it the wrong way. I had not tried full reset and upgrade yet tho.
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No Problem in here, after flash go to recovery, factory reset and wipe cache partition
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e654777 said:
Oh yeah, downloaded the P1000ZTKC1 and tried to upgrade my tab but always failed when Odin tries to read boot.bin and bricked my tab. Had to reinstate Tab again. Maybe it is because the firmware is not packed properly or could be I am doing it the wrong way. I had not tried full reset and upgrade yet tho.
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Exactly what i'v experienced....trying 2-3 times still same with the recommended odin setting above, trying with pit and repartition tick still same and I got the pc connection pic on the screen....then revert back to XXJMG via odin
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This rom is rock, very smooth, less battery consumption, and only need 5 sec to lock gps from google maps
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Well, I will wait a while till I have time to do a hard reset then only try upgrade again. At the moment, I'll live with my current 2.2 rom. Or maybe wait for 2.3 to be release before upgrading.
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Can anyone tell me if this rom allows for HID Bluetooth support? Specifically WiiMote. Thanks in advance.
Remember to TAG your post. cdma, gsm...

[Q] Note 2 help with rooting

Hello XDA,
I am trying to root my new GT-N7100. I have had previous experience with Galaxy S3 and custom roms but with windows. I am trying to root my Note 2 with a mac book pro (heimdall method). I have followed every step carefully and dont seem to go anywhere. I followed steps from this link:
galaxynote2.com
The problem :
After I follow the last step (8 - Pressing UP+HOME+POWER), All I get is the Note 2 splash screen flashing as if there is a graphical glitch. The entire stuff just glitches up and down for a few times like a old TV and eventually the phone goes off, but the haptic feedback is active when I touch the keys besides home button so i am guessing the CWM recovery is working but just that there is nothing to see. Not sure what to do, any help is gladly appreciated.
Oh and another problem is that I get horrible static during any VOIP calls like Skype or Viber. Does anyone know whats the problem?
TIA,
findanish
Use windows only if you are new to android. Try using a friend's, neighbor's, cyber cafe computer. Heimdall needs experience. Or use virtual machine to install Windows trial like windows 8 enterprise evaluation
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findanish said:
Hello XDA,
I am trying to root my new GT-N7100. I have had previous experience with Galaxy S3 and custom roms but with windows. I am trying to root my Note 2 with a mac book pro (heimdall method). I have followed every step carefully and dont seem to go anywhere. I followed steps from this link:
galaxynote2.com
The problem :
After I follow the last step (8 - Pressing UP+HOME+POWER), All I get is the Note 2 splash screen flashing as if there is a graphical glitch. The entire stuff just glitches up and down for a few times like a old TV and eventually the phone goes off, but the haptic feedback is active when I touch the keys besides home button so i am guessing the CWM recovery is working but just that there is nothing to see. Not sure what to do, any help is gladly appreciated.
Oh and another problem is that I get horrible static during any VOIP calls like Skype or Viber. Does anyone know whats the problem?
TIA,
findanish
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You're overcomplicating things. You don't need a Mac or a Windows machine, or ODIN or Heimdall to root your Note II. You don't even need a PC at all. All you need is Exynos Abuse.
Just make sure your handset is in good, working order, (i.e. - No bugs or goofy crap leftover from the failed rooting attempts.) and root using the Exynos Abuse *.apk from Chainfire. Just enable "Unknown Sources" in Settings > Security, and install the *.apk. Once it's installed, open it up and just click to root. It's that easy. All the relevant information, as well as the *.apk, is in the thread linked below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050297
Let me know if this helped. Take care and have a good one!
UtkarshGupta said:
Use windows only if you are new to android. Try using a friend's, neighbor's, cyber cafe computer. Heimdall needs experience. Or use virtual machine to install Windows trial like windows 8 enterprise evaluation
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Again, totally overcomplicating things. The guy just wants to root his SGN2.
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Yeah sorry I forgot abour that
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Thanks for the help guys!
After I rooted the device using ExynosAbuse.apk, it did say the device was rooted but when I go back to recovery to install a custom rom the same issue occurs where the entire screen goes bonkers. I have to shut the device down completely and restart it to get it back to normal state.
On a different note, when i head over to ODIN mode by pressing down+home+power, custom binary download : Yes (3 counts)
Not sure where to head.
Would a video of the problem help?
TIA
Findanish
findanish said:
Thanks for the help guys!
After I rooted the device using ExynosAbuse.apk, it did say the device was rooted but when I go back to recovery to install a custom rom the same issue occurs where the entire screen goes bonkers. I have to shut the device down completely and restart it to get it back to normal state.
On a different note, when i head over to ODIN mode by pressing down+home+power, custom binary download : Yes (3 counts)
Not sure where to head.
Would a video of the problem help?
TIA
Findanish
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It looks like you may need to ODIN-flash back to stock. If you can get on a Windows machine, flash back to stock and then reroot. Once you do that, you can install your preferred custom recovery using MobileODIN. That should take care of you.
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Mister_Mxyzptlk said:
It looks like you may need to ODIN-flash back to stock. If you can get on a Windows machine, flash back to stock and then reroot. Once you do that, you can install your preferred custom recovery using MobileODIN. That should take care of you.
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I sure will try that, but just a few questions.. Is unrooting not possible using a mac? If I use a windows machine, Do I need to download the original stock firmware from samsung-updates.com to begin with?
Will report back if I have any more issues.
TIA
Findanish
Alternatively u may buy mobileodin pro from play store and flash recovery cwm from there. I no longer need to use my pc since. Unless i mess up my partition. Lol enjoy.
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hayabusa08 said:
Alternatively u may buy mobileodin pro from play store and flash recovery cwm from there. I no longer need to use my pc since. Unless i mess up my partition. Lol enjoy.
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That's assuming his recovery is the only thing ****ed up. MobileODIN is great; but it is entirely dependant on a fully functional device. If your device is having issues, using MobileODIN is just an unnecessary risk.
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Well im speaking from what i have been doing since i used the note 2. Once to root which was before the exynos apk was out. Second to repartition my phone. Thats it. May diff with probs i do agree.
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Hello again,
I am back with a bad news unfortunately. After I unrooted and wiped the entire phone to default Official Samsung rom using a windows 7 system (ODIN method). It successfully passed and I even got the stock recovery. But after i rooted it using ODIN with the latest CWM recovery, the same issue occurred. I am really disappointed with the way this phones acting, any help is greatly appreciated!
TIA
Findanish
What official rom ur on? What version of odin ur using? Can u try root via exynos abuse apk rather than odin? Is unknown sources and usb debugging selected? Can u flash philz touch 3.81 cwm? Try doing the recovery flash via mobile odin.
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hayabusa08 said:
What official rom ur on? What version of odin ur using? Can u try root via exynos abuse apk rather than odin? Is unknown sources and usb debugging selected? Can u flash philz touch 3.81 cwm? Try doing the recovery flash via mobile odin.
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I am on baseband : N7100DDALIA and build : JRO03.N7100XXALJ1.
I used Odin v3 1.85, I dont really remember if unknown source or Debugging mode was on when I rerooted the phone. I will have to unroot the phone all over again to try the ExynosAbuse apk.
Thanks for all the help bro!
TIA
Findanish
No probs bro anyway if it matters i used the odin which is included with the toolkit 2.0 and the odin version is 3.07. Get back with yur progress bro. Gd luck
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Hello again,
Its the same issue once again
ExynosAbuse.apk did not help. Everything looks perfectly normal when i go through the rooting process but the moment i try to enter the recovery the screen jumps across and sometimes shows the GT-N7100 splash screen halfway and the phone just goes blank. I have to press and hold the power button a couple of times for the phone to restart.
TIA
Findanish
I suggest u download a copy of firmware from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1915386 they provide stock rooted odexed and deodexed and see how it goes. I got no more ideas lol srry if i cnt help much
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N7105t wont boot

Hi, new here and new to Android. My mate convinced me to jump ship from iPhone and get a Note II and I love it. The best phone I have ever had. But now I am way above my head here. I gained root with Chainfires CF Auto Root and installed mobile Odin. Installed a version of Aroma Rom found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2093080
I installed everything and worked perfect but I didn't like the moto theme i installed within it so went back to mobile Odin to go through the process again but this time it is stuck at the loading screen. Gets passed the GT-N7105T screen and goes to the ANDROID load screen, but does nothing else.
I initially backed up my EFS but forgot to do the Nandroid. Really need help... Thanks in advance.
Is there any way I can do a restore or anything? I can get to the Vol Up, home, power and vol down, home, power menus. Go to work in about 1 hour so fingers crossed I can get some ideas at the end of my shift.
Try a factory reset/wipe data. See if it helps. Phone will be fresh with no data if it works
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Simplicius ckdorra
hayabusa08 said:
Try a factory reset/wipe data. See if it helps. Phone will be fresh with no data if it works
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Thanks, tried that before but will do it again. ... Ok, so completed factory reset (through recovery mode) and then reboot. Wont go any further than the android load screen.
Is it possible to gain root access with cwm and flash another rom? Can't seem to do it from recovery mode with cf auto root.
There is a thread which have pre rooted stock roms but flashable via odin only. Correct me if im wrong. Try downloadbany of the chefs rom for yur model. Usually it comes rooted. Try n see if that helps. Other than that try repartition yur phone using pit file
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Hi,
My guess is the ROM got stuffed somehow.
If you can get in to cwm recovery, try doing a full wipe and flashing a new ROM.
If u can't get in to cwn, download a stock rom for your model, from WWW.sammobile.com
Install Odin on your PC (it should come in the zip that the ROM came in)
Then boot your phone in to download mode (home button + volume down + power button )
Plug your phone in to PC
Open Odin, you should see a blue box showing your phones connected.
Now depending upon if the ROM is single or 3 file, u will need to do one of the following:
If its single file, select the PDA tab in Odin, and select the ROM u downloaded. Then click start.
If its 3 file, click on the tabs PDA, PHONE, CSC, and select the corresponding files with the same name.
Then click start.
The may also be a pit file in the ROM tar file, don't flash that. As it can cause a hard brick.
If what I said doesn't work, let me know, and the is a few other things u can try.
Cheers
Corey
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Ah thanks so much guys. This is the exact info I have been searching for. I know its all been asked before, but trying to sift through the thousands of threads with thousands of posts is so frustrating when you can't find the answers. I have spent the last week researching and finally flashing a rom, then this happens. I thought my phone was a gonner!
Will give this a shot now. Fingers crossed.
Cant believe i didn't try this earlier. doing a firmware recovery through KIES and seems to be working so far.
Good to hear that. Just do a nandroid back up nxt time u flash anything just incase things like this goes wrong
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Hi just wondering if someone could kindly shed some light on how to make a Full Nandroid backup of Samsung Galaxy Note II (N7105T) using Vodafone Australia Mobile Service. I have already rooted my phone using exynosabuse method from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2032849 and I'm thinking of flashing the #hashcheck# rom from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2093080. Thanks in advance for your response...
To make nandroid backup you First need to flash advanced recovery (cwm/TWRP)
After this you will have option to backup in recovery menu.
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dr.ketan said:
To make nandroid backup you First need to flash advanced recovery (cwm/TWRP)
After this you will have option to backup in recovery menu.
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I am currently reading about how to flash via cwm/TWRP as I am very new to this. Thanks for your response.
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BossMAFIA said:
I am currently reading about how to flash via cwm/TWRP as I am very new to this. Thanks for your response.
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I have just installed ROM Manager v5.5.1.7 but when I try to flash ClockworkMod Recovery it says Unsupported device (Galaxy Note N7105T android base 4.1.1 DVALK3). However there is support for Galaxy Note N7105 but i just don't know whether this will work on my phone model (N7105T). Are there any other alternative methods available or has anyone here been able to backup the above phone model? Thanks in advance for your response
BossMAFIA said:
I am currently reading about how to flash via cwm/TWRP as I am very new to this. Thanks for your response.
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I have just installed ROM Manager v5.5.1.7 but when I try to flash ClockworkMod Recovery it says Unsupported device (Galaxy Note N7105T android base 4.1.1 DVALK3). However there is support for Galaxy Note N7105 but i just don't know whether this will work on my phone model (N7105T). Are there any other alternative methods available or has anyone here been able to backup the above phone model? Thanks in advance for your response
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Hi,
I am pretty sure the n7105t and n7105 are the same, but just have different SARS values (work on different networks and need different rils and modems).
If that is the case, you could just download build prop editor from the android market, or just use a text editor, and change the device ID to n7105.
Then you could flash the recovery from ROM manager.
I used to have a galaxy s2 that was the T variant, and the only difference on that from the standard model was the sar values.
Alternatively you can just download a .tar recovery, and flash it thru Odin.
Cheers
Corey
Cheers
Corey.
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Fishingfon, thanks a lot for your response. I will surely look into the what you've suggested
How did you go BossMafia with loading a custom ROM?

[Q&A] How To: Custom Recovery and Root

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You might want to make it more obvious that this is only for the Developer Edition.
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Developer Edition ONLY
Or best would be in the title.
Just to help avoid confusion.
Thanks.
This might sound silly! But in the OP in the instructions step 6 has two options of TWRP tar file. I'm on Verizon developer edition. When I click on Verizon version the second option.. It takes me to a page and there are 3 different files to download. I don't mean to sound like a total noob but I would hate to brick my phone over something small like this....Which file do I download?I'm pretty sure its openrecovery-twrp-2.8.1.1-trltevzw.img.tar just making sure?
Thanks in advance
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shpotik said:
This might sound silly! But in the OP in the instructions step 6 has two options of TWRP tar file. I'm on Verizon developer edition. When I click on Verizon version the second option.. It takes me to a page and there are 3 different files to download. I don't mean to sound like a total noob but I would hate to brick my phone over something small like this....Which file do I download?I'm pretty sure its openrecovery-twrp-2.8.1.1-trltevzw.img.tar just making sure?
Thanks in advance
Sent from my SM-N910V using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=57052225
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shpotik said:
This might sound silly! But in the OP in the instructions step 6 has two options of TWRP tar file. I'm on Verizon developer edition. When I click on Verizon version the second option.. It takes me to a page and there are 3 different files to download. I don't mean to sound like a total noob but I would hate to brick my phone over something small like this....Which file do I download?I'm pretty sure its openrecovery-twrp-2.8.1.1-trltevzw.img.tar just making sure?
Thanks in advance
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For the initial installation of TWRP (custom recovery) on your Note 4 DE you need the .tar md5 file. Download that file to your computer (not phone) and flash that file using ODIN. The .zip file is the same TWRP recovery that can be placed on your internal or external sd card to be used after your initial installation of TWRP using ODIN. The .zip file can be flashed from your phone in TWRP recovery mode. Again, for initial installation of TWRP you need the .tar md5 file.
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how can this be accomplished without access to a windows machine?
zedzzz said:
how can this be accomplished without access to a windows machine?
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There is a Mac version of ODIN but I'm not sure what the name is, but I think it is JODIN.
dev edition odin <ID:0/006> Complete(Write) operation failed.
Hi - seems like I'm the only one who has not been able to push twrp via odin. Fresh dev note 4 out of the box with
<ID:0/006> Complete(Write) operation failed.
... wondering is anyone else has experienced this issue?
Is it possible they sent me a consumer edition, not a dev edition? I bought it directly from samsung, and the invoice says "dev edition".
Thanks
Thanks for putting everything in a pretty package.
I HAVE A ROOTED Note 2 but it’s been a while since I rooted it. Got my phone today, made my two backups, rooted and stuck my Verizon SIM card in. Everything is working great so far. Root checker passed.
CrazyCram said:
Hi - seems like I'm the only one who has not been able to push twrp via odin. Fresh dev note 4 out of the box with
<ID:0/006> Complete(Write) operation failed.
... wondering is anyone else has experienced this issue?
Is it possible they sent me a consumer edition, not a dev edition? I bought it directly from samsung, and the invoice says "dev edition".
Thanks
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Are you still having problems? Here's a quick check list that may help you if you're still having problems"
-Make sure you have activated Developer Options and the phone is in debugging mode
-Make sure you have the most recent drivers for the Note 4
-I would download the .tar md5 Verizon version of TWRP again
-After putting your phone in Download mode and connected to your PC, make sure ODIN recognizes your phone
-Make sure the "AP" box is check in ODIN
-Designate the newly downloaded Verizon TWRP tar file
-Select Start and wait until you get a PASS or FAIL indication in ODIN (just above the ID:COM box on the ODIN screen) before you disconnect your phone. The whole process can take several minutes.
Good to go now
jpcalhoun said:
Are you still having problems? Here's a quick check list that may help you if you're still having problems"
-Make sure you have activated Developer Options and the phone is in debugging mode
-Make sure you have the most recent drivers for the Note 4
-I would download the .tar md5 Verizon version of TWRP again
-After putting your phone in Download mode and connected to your PC, make sure ODIN recognizes your phone
-Make sure the "AP" box is check in ODIN
-Designate the newly downloaded Verizon TWRP tar file
-Select Start and wait until you get a PASS or FAIL indication in ODIN (just above the ID:COM box on the ODIN screen) before you disconnect your phone. The whole process can take several minutes.
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Turns out that even thought ODIN said FAIL, TWRP was in-fact installed. FYI: I'm running Windows 7 x32 from an iMac running Mavericks and vmware fusion - never had a problem like this with my S3 or Note 2 - but this may have been a factor. Anyway, flashed SuperSU in TWRP as instructed an voila!!
Thanks very much for your quick response!
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Turns out that even thought ODIN said FAIL, TWRP was in-fact installed. FYI: I'm running Windows 7 x32 from an iMac running Mavericks and vmware fusion - never had a problem like this with my S3 or Note 2 - but this may have been a factor. Anyway, flashed SuperSU in TWRP as instructed an voila!!
Thanks very much for your quick response!
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Yeah, its a different world when you are using a Mac with ODIN and an older version of Windows. Anyway, glad everything worked out for you.
Did I make a mistake that's unfixable?
Hello,
I recently received my Verizon Note 4 DE. I was following the video posted on Youtube by XDA and I followed it exactly the way that the video was presented. So by doing that, I ran the CF Auto-root before anything else. After my phone was rooted, I then installed TWRP and backed up everything. Looking at the forums though, it was highly suggested that I install TWRP first and do a backup of my phone BEFORE I had root. Then proceed to root the phone and back it up yet again. Is it possible to go into SuperSU app and do the Full unroot option so that I can make a backup of my phone without root being done? Or is it pretty much a lost cause since I have already done it to begin with so it wouldn't be an original image regardless at this point. I guess more or less do I need to be concerned about it potentially in the future? I don't ever plan on running the phone without root access which was the reason why I bought the DE in the first place not to mention that I still have my Unlimited Data. I upgraded from a Retail Galaxy S3 that I unlocked and rooted previously but didn't really keep up on the developments after it went to a universal rom update for Cyanogenmod for that particular phone. Any help or recommendations would be much appreciated.
Hellacious1789 said:
Hello,
I recently received my Verizon Note 4 DE. I was following the video posted on Youtube by XDA and I followed it exactly the way that the video was presented. So by doing that, I ran the CF Auto-root before anything else. After my phone was rooted, I then installed TWRP and backed up everything. Looking at the forums though, it was highly suggested that I install TWRP first and do a backup of my phone BEFORE I had root. Then proceed to root the phone and back it up yet again. Is it possible to go into SuperSU app and do the Full unroot option so that I can make a backup of my phone without root being done? Or is it pretty much a lost cause since I have already done it to begin with so it wouldn't be an original image regardless at this point. I guess more or less do I need to be concerned about it potentially in the future? I don't ever plan on running the phone without root access which was the reason why I bought the DE in the first place not to mention that I still have my Unlimited Data. I upgraded from a Retail Galaxy S3 that I unlocked and rooted previously but didn't really keep up on the developments after it went to a universal rom update for Cyanogenmod for that particular phone. Any help or recommendations would be much appreciated.
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Sir, are you in the right forum. This forum is for the Verizon Note 4. The method of rooting that you explain will not work on the Verizon S4 that I am aware of.
Yes, I have a Verizon Note 4. Chain fire released a version for that phone as well.
Hellacious1789 said:
Yes, I have a Verizon Note 4. Chain fire released a version for that phone as well.
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Ok, well that is in need news...the new root method for the Note 4 Developer Edition. But to answer your question about uninstalling SuperSU and then making a backup, I don't know of any reason why you couldn't do that. I am curious about the new root method though. I have to check this out. Thanks.
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Hellacious1789 said:
Yes, I have a Verizon Note 4. Chain fire released a version for that phone as well.
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Can you send me the YouTube link because I can't find it in YouTube, not for the Verizon model anyway.
jpcalhoun said:
Ok, well that is in need news...the new root method for the Note 4 Developer Edition. But to answer your question about uninstalling SuperSU and then making a backup, I don't know of any reason why you couldn't do that. I am curious about the new root method though. I have to check this out. Thanks.
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Can you send me the YouTube link because I can't find it in YouTube, not for the Verizon model anyway.
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Hello.
Sorry I was at work when I replied to the initial message and didn't have the links or anything on me. I actually did utilize the T-Mobile Youtube Video link by XDA. The process is exactly the same as shown in that video except with a different CF-Auto-Root tar file built for the Verizon Note 4 Developer's Edition.
On Chainfire's website autoroot. chainfire .eu - Sorry too new to post actual links currently.
You will look for this particular line for the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Developer's Edition. The File is around 27-28 megs in size. Filename will be CF-Auto-Root-trltevzw-trltevzw-smn910v.zip
samsung SM-N910V trltevzw trltevzw APQ8084 apq8084 KTU84P.N910VVRU1ANI1 4.4.4 28 632 736 Download 07a77f8ab23d3c2366a33020fce6afec 6 670
Inside of the zip is your typical CF set-up with the latest version of Odin and the proper CF-Auto-Root tar file for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Developer's Edition. You still need to download TWRP 2.8.1.1 separately.
I hope that gives you enough information and thanks for the response on being able to unroot my device and make an original back-up as well.
Thank You.
Hellacious1789 said:
Hello.
Sorry I was at work when I replied to the initial message and didn't have the links or anything on me. I actually did utilize the T-Mobile Youtube Video link by XDA. The process is exactly the same as shown in that video except with a different CF-Auto-Root tar file built for the Verizon Note 4 Developer's Edition.
On Chainfire's website autoroot. chainfire .eu - Sorry too new to post actual links currently.
You will look for this particular line for the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Developer's Edition. The File is around 27-28 megs in size. Filename will be CF-Auto-Root-trltevzw-trltevzw-smn910v.zip
samsung SM-N910V trltevzw trltevzw APQ8084 apq8084 KTU84P.N910VVRU1ANI1 4.4.4 28 632 736 Download 07a77f8ab23d3c2366a33020fce6afec 6 670
Inside of the zip is your typical CF set-up with the latest version of Odin and the proper CF-Auto-Root tar file for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Developer's Edition. You still need to download TWRP 2.8.1.1 separately.
I hope that gives you enough information and thanks for the response on being able to unroot my device and make an original back-up as well.
Thank You.
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Thanks for your response, I'll check it out.
CF-AUTOROOT for the DE is not new....was around for the first rollout of DEs.....
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manbat said:
CF-AUTOROOT for the DE is not new....was around for the first rollout of DEs.....
Sent from my SM-N910V / VZW Note 4 DE / Factory Bootloader Unlocked / Rooted / TWRP 2.8.1.1 trltevzw
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manbat, does it work as stated?

re-root SM-T900 after reflashing to stock with Kies

Long story short, I managed to loose root on my SM-T900 after removing superSU without replacing it with another SU product. So I tried flashing CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 to get root back, and it soft bricked my tablet. So I decided to reimage it using Kies after entering my model number which worked but now I was back at a vanilla, unrooted tablet.
I have been trying to reroot ever since using every method I could find in about 20 different forums and nothing works. Here are the methods I have tried so far.
1. Flash CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 via odin after enabling debug mode. runs for a long time and fails and soft bricks.
2. Flash P900XXUANB3-RecoveryImg.tar via odin and then CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 via odin. Screen becomes completely garbled and odin eventually says "failed"
3. I tried using
I have tried several different versions of CFAuto Root including CF-Auto-Root-v1awifi-v1awifixx-smp900.tar.md5 and CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 all with similar results listed above although others have said they managed to get root it has yet to work for me.
I do have a TWRP backup which I ultimately want to restore but I don't think a TWRP backup can be restored unless the device has root first so that TWRP can be installed.
Is there some other root app that would work?
I've been at this for two days and I just can't seem to find the correct combination of SM-T900 wifi ROM and Chain fire autoroot that work together.
JCDinPGH said:
Long story short, I managed to loose root on my SM-T900 after removing superSU without replacing it with another SU product. So I tried flashing CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 to get root back, and it soft bricked my tablet. So I decided to reimage it using Kies after entering my model number which worked but now I was back at a vanilla, unrooted tablet.
I have been trying to reroot ever since using every method I could find in about 20 different forums and nothing works. Here are the methods I have tried so far.
1. Flash CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 via odin after enabling debug mode. runs for a long time and fails and soft bricks.
2. Flash P900XXUANB3-RecoveryImg.tar via odin and then CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 via odin. Screen becomes completely garbled and odin eventually says "failed"
3. I tried using
I have tried several different versions of CFAuto Root including CF-Auto-Root-v1awifi-v1awifixx-smp900.tar.md5 and CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 all with similar results listed above although others have said they managed to get root it has yet to work for me.
I do have a TWRP backup which I ultimately want to restore but I don't think a TWRP backup can be restored unless the device has root first so that TWRP can be installed.
Is there some other root app that would work?
I've been at this for two days and I just can't seem to find the correct combination of SM-T900 wifi ROM and Chain fire autoroot that work together.
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Had the same issue. Easy fix. Use the CF AUTO ROOT file for the SM-P900 (Note pro 12.2 version) it works on the NK1 build for the tab pro 12.2
Re-installing TWRP was a p a in too. In the TWRP thread in this forum there is a beta version linked on the last or second to last page for 2.8.6 for the tab pro 12.2. If you flash it using Flashify it will work.
Just went through this same process myself.
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Ok. Just so I am understanding you correctly, this is what I should do.
Flash T900UEUANK1_T900XARANK1_XAR.zip via odin.
boot up and enable debug mode.
boot into download mode and install CF-Auto-Root-v1awifi-v1awifixx-smp900.tar.md5 via odin and I should have root.
Install twrp-2.8.6.0-v2wifixx.img via Flashify and then I should be able to boot into recovery and restore my TWRP image backup.
ShrekOpher said:
Had the same issue. Easy fix. Use the CF AUTO ROOT file for the SM-P900 (Note pro 12.2 version) it works on the NK1 build for the tab pro 12.2
Re-installing TWRP was a p a in too. In the TWRP thread in this forum there is a beta version linked on the last or second to last page for 2.8.6 for the tab pro 12.2. If you flash it using Flashify it will work.
Just went through this same process myself.
Sent from my SM-N910T using XDA Free mobile app
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JCDinPGH said:
Ok. Just so I am understanding you correctly, this is what I should do.
Flash T900UEUANK1_T900XARANK1_XAR.zip via odin.
boot up and enable debug mode.
boot into download mode and install CF-Auto-Root-v1awifi-v1awifixx-smp900.tar.md5 via odin and I should have root.
Install twrp-2.8.6.0-v2wifixx.img via Flashify and then I should be able to boot into recovery and restore my TWRP image backup.
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yes that is the process i used.
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In case anyone else comes across this and has similar issues, it works perfectly. Thanks ShrekOpher!
ShrekOpher said:
yes that is the process i used.
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JCDinPGH said:
In case anyone else comes across this and has similar issues, it works perfectly. Thanks ShrekOpher!
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np.
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ShrekOpher said:
Had the same issue. Easy fix. Use the CF AUTO ROOT file for the SM-P900 (Note pro 12.2 version) it works on the NK1 build for the tab pro 12.2
Re-installing TWRP was a p a in too. In the TWRP thread in this forum there is a beta version linked on the last or second to last page for 2.8.6 for the tab pro 12.2. If you flash it using Flashify it will work.
Just went through this same process myself.
Sent from my SM-N910T using XDA Free mobile app
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Just FINALLY (and VERY PAINFULLY, BTW) got root on my Tab Pro 12.2 SMT-900 with NK1 build using CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5. If I Flashify the beta TWRP 2.8.6.0 you mention above using Flashify's "Recovery Image" Button and navigating to the TWRP 2.8.6.0 image file -- is that all I need to do? Does it "stick" and can I then make a Nandroid Backup -- that it will find if/when I need to recovery it? (I've read lots of posts saying the backup files disappear, etc)
I have not had any issues with backups so far. It is the only recovery I have been able to get to stick on the NK1 build. Have not tried to do a recovery though. I'm running CM 12 now because it is way more stable than the stock TW ROM.
If I navigate to the TWRP backup folder my backup of the stock TW ROM is there and intact.
Sent from my SM-T900 using XDA Free mobile app
ShrekOpher said:
I have not had any issues with backups so far. It is the only recovery I have been able to get to stick on the NK1 build. Have not tried to do a recovery though. I'm running CM 12 now because it is way more stable than the stock TW ROM.
If I navigate to the TWRP backup folder my backup of the stock TW ROM is there and intact.
Sent from my SM-T900 using XDA Free mobile app
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THANK YOU, ShrekOpher . . .
Has anyone had bad experiences with running the Recovery using TWRP 2.8.6.0? -- You might say I'm a little "gun shy" right now with trying to install TWRP and want to be sure I don't lose any more brain cells . . .
ShrekOpher said:
Had the same issue. Easy fix. Use the CF AUTO ROOT file for the SM-P900 (Note pro 12.2 version) it works on the NK1 build for the tab pro 12.2
Re-installing TWRP was a p a in too. In the TWRP thread in this forum there is a beta version linked on the last or second to last page for 2.8.6 for the tab pro 12.2. If you flash it using Flashify it will work.
Just went through this same process myself.
Sent from my SM-N910T using XDA Free mobile app
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Thank you! I recently purchased a gtp12.2 with the intent of immediately rooting it. Just like OP, I tried several times to root without any success (two softbricks, though). I would never have thought to use the SM-P900 cfAutoRoot.
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JCDinPGH said:
Long story short, I managed to loose root on my SM-T900 after removing superSU without replacing it with another SU product. So I tried flashing CF-Auto-Root-v2wifi-v2wifixx-smt900.tar.md5 to get root back, and it soft bricked my tablet. So I decided to reimage it using Kies after entering my model number which worked but now I was back at a vanilla, unrooted tablet.
I have been trying to reroot ever since using every method I could find in about 20 different forums and nothing works. Here are the methods I have tried so far.
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I've been at this for two days and I just can't seem to find the correct combination of SM-T900 wifi ROM and Chain fire autoroot that work together.
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Thanks for posting this question. I know you were trying to solve your own problem, but I'm glad I stumbled upon your post b/c I had the same exact problem.

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