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[HOW-TO] Preparing to flash an ND8 (kitkat) rom

Given that the first ND8 rom is out there now, I'd thought it would be a good idea to write up the steps you need to take BEFORE you can proceed to flashing your first ND8 rom.
Steps to take/verify before flashing an ND8 rom
Check your bootloader version. If you are not on the ND8 bootloader, any ND8 rom you flash will brick your device.
You can check your bootloader version by running the following command in a terminal emulator app/shell on your device. Adb shell will work as well if you know how to get that going.
Code:
getprop ro.bootloader
If the version string it returns ends with "ND8" (no quotes of course), you are golden and you can skip to STEP 5. Otherwise continue to step 2.
Oh no. You ARE NOT on the ND8 firmware so you need to flash it before you can safely flash your first ND8 rom. Head over to THIS thread and flash the stock tar using ODIN (or a similar program) ON YOUR PC. Mobile ODIN will not just fail to flash it properly, but may leave you with an inoperable device aka brick. Don't try to take shortcuts. Following the instructions in the stock tar thread for how to flash the tar. NOTE: The restore tar MAY or MAY NOT wipe your internal storage so back up your information as necessary.
After flashing the stock tar, head back here and move on to step 3
Download a custom recovery tar (I highly recommend Philz touch, works for flashing kitkat roms well with the greatest consistency. Grab the latest tar HERE)
Flash the recovery tar with ODIN (or a similar computer program such as jodin, heimdall, etc) the same way you flashed the stock tar.
Now you can flash your rom. Yes, it is slightly tedious the first time, but once you are on the ND8 firmware you needn't repeat these steps the next time you want to flash an ND8 rom :good:
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Devs and others, I encourage you to refer all ND8 flashing questions here to keep things centralized and have one set of info from one person versus multiple from multiple people.
Have fun flashing!

It definitely did wipe my internal data, so be sure to backup to your SD card or off-device. I fortunately had most of it backed up, but I think I lost some pictures.

Is there any way to upgrade to rooted stock ND8 without losing data? I'm rooted stock MK3 and I don't think I've ever installed the Knox boot loader. My boot loader came back as MD4.

troyernet said:
Is there any way to upgrade to rooted stock ND8 without losing data? I'm rooted stock MK3 and I don't think I've ever installed the Knox boot loader. My boot loader came back as MD4.
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The only chance for you is if you're rooted Odexed. You'd have to unroot, flash the stock Knox MK3 bootloader, kernel and recovery, and then accept the OTA.
There is NO way to run TouchWiz 4.4.2 without the Knox ND8 bootloader.
And if you don't know one way or the other, I'd say there's more of a chance you're DeOdexed than Odexed, which won't work at all for the OTA.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with M.O.A.R. v9.0, dkp kernel dated 3/20/2014 and TWRP v2.7.0.0.

I've been itching to move to ND8. I'm currently on MD4, with no knox. With all this talk of knox, is it really that bad to have?
I'm on Ting, so I buy my phones outright and don't have phone insurance. I have my old SGS2 as my insurance. Its my understanding that the main issue with knox is if you downgrade your bootloader, it'll hard brick your device. Otherwise, you can still flash ROMs and what not through custom recovery just like before, regardless if its MD4 based or AOSP. I don't think i'll ever need to send my phone to Sprint/Samsung for warranty/repairs/ect. or downgrade bootloaders (never felt the need to). If I sell my phone, I'll just odin the stock ND8 and be done with it. Are there any other downsides to having a bootloader with knox?

So just to be clear if I follow those 2 steps above I then can flash any ND8 ROM, I got that, but will the phone still be rooted? Why do I ask? Well if you keep reading the ND8 Full Restore thread bilgerryan posted to flash CF Auto Root, then recovery, so I am just a little confused. Here.
Unfortunately the OP in the ND8 thread never updated the initial post to include all of the requests that followed, like listing the MD5 and attaching the root instructions that were posted. I am pretty sure I got the answer to my questions by reading the thread again, but I can see how things get confusing fast. So keeping root is a 3 step flash.

s9amme said:
I've been itching to move to ND8. I'm currently on MD4, with no knox. With all this talk of knox, is it really that bad to have?
Are there any other downsides to having a bootloader with knox?
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No, and no.
Super Dave426 said:
So just to be clear if I follow those 2 steps above I then can flash any ND8 ROM, I got that, but will the phone still be rooted?
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Give me a sec and I'll post some links for you. I'll edit this post with them.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2743971
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2750674
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2741413
Follow the instructions in ANY of those thread's first posts AFTER ODINing ND8 and you'll be rooted.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with M.O.A.R. v9.0, dkp kernel dated 3/20/2014 and TWRP v2.7.0.0.

I may have asked this in another thread, and if so, I apologize (I've been horribly sick) but is there any way to ODIN through WIFI or something? The MicroUSB port on my phone is destroyed and I can't afford a repair. I am rooted, with a custom recovery, on the MD4 bootloader, and would like to move up to an ND8 based KitKat ROM, but obviously the broken port is causing a bit of a problem.

tpike1296 said:
I may have asked this in another thread, and if so, I apologize (I've been horribly sick) but is there any way to ODIN through WIFI or something? The MicroUSB port on my phone is destroyed and I can't afford a repair. I am rooted, with a custom recovery, on the MD4 bootloader, and would like to move up to an ND8 based KitKat ROM, but obviously the broken port is causing a bit of a problem.
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There is absolutely no other way than through hard wire USB?Micro USB. Sorry.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with M.O.A.R. v9.0, dkp kernel dated 3/20/2014 and TWRP v2.7.0.0.

Hi CNexus. I appreciate the guide. I seem to have run into a bit of an issue though.
I was on 4.1.2 (rooted Sprint L710) and decided to flash this update. I used Odin 3.09 and flashed the stock ND8 as per step 2. Everything went fine and it booted up without any problems so I went back into download mode and flashed the custom recovery you have linked in step 3. Odin gave me the big green "PASS" and the phone rebooted. Again no problems so I transferred the rooted stock rom (this one) to my SD card, turned the phone off and went to boot into recovery mode.
Here is where the problem is. When trying to boot into recovery, I get to the screen that says something like "booting recovery..." and then the screen just goes dark. Nothing happens as long as I hold down the buttons. As soon as I let them go the phone boots up like normal. :/
I repeated all of the steps again thinking maybe something (maybe me) messed up the first time. Same issue. Recovery won't load but the system boots just fine.
If you, or anyone else, have any ideas I would greatly appreciate some help. Thanks.

SoldToBears said:
Hi CNexus. I appreciate the guide. I seem to have run into a bit of an issue though.
I was on 4.1.2 (rooted Sprint L710) and decided to flash this update. I used Odin 3.09 and flashed the stock ND8 as per step 2. Everything went fine and it booted up without any problems so I went back into download mode and flashed the custom recovery you have linked in step 3. Odin gave me the big green "PASS" and the phone rebooted. Again no problems so I transferred the rooted stock rom (this one) to my SD card, turned the phone off and went to boot into recovery mode.
Here is where the problem is. When trying to boot into recovery, I get to the screen that says something like "booting recovery..." and then the screen just goes dark. Nothing happens as long as I hold down the buttons. As soon as I let them go the phone boots up like normal. :/
I repeated all of the steps again thinking maybe something (maybe me) messed up the first time. Same issue. Recovery won't load but the system boots just fine.
If you, or anyone else, have any ideas I would greatly appreciate some help. Thanks.
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To boot into recovery u have to let go of the volume up, home button, and power key all at once when the "booting recovery" screen appears. If you're still holding them down when the "booting recovery" screen disappears, you're phone is going to start up like normal.

jwigley24 said:
To boot into recovery u have to let go of the volume up, home button, and power key all at once when the "booting recovery" screen appears. If you're still holding them down when the "booting recovery" screen disappears, you're phone is going to start up like normal.
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Ah! Thank you so much! :highfive: For some reason I thought I had to keep holding them down until recovery loaded. Thanks again. I appreciate it.

Pit for mapping
Hey guys I downloaded the ND8 tar and I am trying to flash with Odin but it just sits at Get PIT for mapping ..... what should I do here? I have looked around for a solution but am unable to find one. Thanks in advance! (using Odin 3.07 and 3.09)
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Saafir said:
Hey guys I downloaded the ND8 tar and I am trying to flash with Odin but it just sits at Get PIT for mapping ..... what should I do here? I have looked around for a solution but am unable to find one. Thanks in advance! (using Odin 3.07 and 3.09)
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Cancel the help request gang. Apparently my Micro USB cord must be faulty. Flashing now

A couple days ago i flashed Philz 6.00.8 d2spr for rooting my virgin mobile s3 4.3 version with odin. Today I upgraded with 4.4 kit Kat stock tar, then flashed philz 6.008 again through odin, rooted ,debloated ect. My question is can I upgrade/flash philz 6.00.8 d2spr to the newst philz recovery through recovery? Or do I need to odin a recovery again. Also i originally tried to odin the d2lte version but odin said it was invalid so I used the d2spr.
Sent from my SPH-L710

Can I just take the ota since it has already downloaded and then flash the rest later this evening? I now have two update notifications living comfortably on my notification bar.
Sent from my SPH-L710 using Tapatalk

ghostyroasty said:
Can I just take the ota since it has already downloaded and then flash the rest later this evening? I now have two update notifications living comfortably on my notification bar.
Sent from my SPH-L710 using Tapatalk
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Only if you are on 100% stock rom with stock recovery

n00b-xda-disciple said:
A couple days ago i flashed Philz 6.00.8 d2spr for rooting my virgin mobile s3 4.3 version with odin. Today I upgraded with 4.4 kit Kat stock tar, then flashed philz 6.008 again through odin, rooted ,debloated ect. My question is can I upgrade/flash philz 6.00.8 d2spr to the newst philz recovery through recovery? Or do I need to odin a recovery again. Also i originally tried to odin the d2lte version but odin said it was invalid so I used the d2spr.
Sent from my SPH-L710
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You can flash any recovery from your custom recovery. The first one is just Odined because you can't flash that from stock recovery.
Old Philz had separate SPR and LTE builds. The SPR ones aren't built anymore and you can flash the latest LTE one just fine, that's what I use.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with M.O.A.R. v9.0, dkp kernel dated 3/20/2014 and TWRP v2.7.0.0.

n00b-xda-disciple said:
A couple days ago i flashed Philz 6.00.8 d2spr for rooting my virgin mobile s3 4.3 version with odin. Today I upgraded with 4.4 kit Kat stock tar, then flashed philz 6.008 again through odin, rooted ,debloated ect. My question is can I upgrade/flash philz 6.00.8 d2spr to the newst philz recovery through recovery? Or do I need to odin a recovery again. Also i originally tried to odin the d2lte version but odin said it was invalid so I used the d2spr.
Sent from my SPH-L710
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You may try philz touch 6.26.6 d2lte.

Nd8 sd permission fix.zip and nd8 tether mod.zip works for my virgin phone by the way.
Sent from my SPH-L710 VM ND8 (Sprint Rooted Modded Stock 4.4.2 Kit Kat Rom)

Thank you CNexus for all your genius work. Had to pop my cherry to thank you. You and other devs have help me unbricked my hard bricked phone. Now Im as good as new with KitKat running. Now to a flash this Wicked Rom. :laugh:

[Q] soft brick mj4

Im running stock mk6 rooted with mj4 but every rom or kernel I flash I get to samsung screen then it goes black and I have to pull the battery and nandroid restore. What do I need to install 4.4.2 or other 4.3 roms?
dont care about knox.

thanks for the replies. i figured it out, was twrp 2.7.0.1 it sucks. i went back to philz and everything flashes fine.

[Q] Questions About Rooting/Flashing On Build L710VPUDND8, Please Help.

I want to start off by saying that, over the past week, I have looked all over XDA forums for the following information but to no avail. I apologize if this is in the wrong thread or if I am breaking any forum rules.
I recently updated my Sprint version Galaxy S3 to Android 4.4.2 just as many people have. I actually skipped the 4.3 update and went straight to 4.4.2 from 4.1.2 due to all the bugs I heard about. My root access was broken while updating through Samsung Kies, naturally, and I want to get re-rooted. My questions are as follows:
1. Is the CF-auto-root method safe with this new bootloader that came with the 4.4.2 and(or) 4.3 updates?
2. After rooting, will flashing a custom recovery like clockworkmod brick my device due to the Knox software and bootloader?
3. Will Triangle Away work with resetting any tripped counters due to rooting on 4.4.2?
4. And, if Triangle Away doesn't work, will flashing the original stock 4.4.2 firmware via Odin reset Knox's bootloader counter just as doing so has in the past? (versions 4.1.2 and lower)
5. Will flashing an older build firmware like 4.1.2 or any roms based on an older build brick my device?
I apologize if I am asking questions already asked in these forums, as you can see they mostly center around my lack of knowledge in flashing/rooting with the Knox technology. I couldn't for the life of me find the answers to the specific questions I have to alleviate my paranoia in bricking my device. Thanks in advance for the assist.

MooreAJr said:
1. Is the CF-auto-root method safe with this new bootloader that came with the 4.4.2 and(or) 4.3 updates?
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Safe but won't necessarily work. Works for some, for others it doesn't. IMHO the most reliable and easy way of getting root on ND8 is to Odin the latest Philz Recovery, and when you tell recovery to reboot it'll offer to re-root your phone.
2. After rooting, will flashing a custom recovery like clockworkmod brick my device due to the Knox software and bootloader?
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No. AFAIK, the only things that will brick you that's Knox related are trying to downgrade either your bootloader or modem.
3. Will Triangle Away work with resetting any tripped counters due to rooting on 4.4.2?
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The flash counter, yes, the warranty (Knox) counter, no. It's an e-fuse, nothing can reverse it.
4. And, if Triangle Away doesn't work, will flashing the original stock 4.4.2 firmware via Odin reset Knox's bootloader counter just as doing so has in the past? (versions 4.1.2 and lower)
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I don't think anything has ever reset the Knox counter; only the flash counter.
5. Will flashing an older build firmware like 4.1.2 or any roms based on an older build brick my device?
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Firmware, yes absolutely. ROM, no it won't. Firmware being bootloader and modem. Once you Odin ND8, never ever Odin anything other than ND8 or a custom recovery. ODINing an older ROM will permanently brick your phone.
You can nandroid backup and restore, and flash custom old and new ROMs using your custom recovery as always, though.
This thread answers some of your questions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2743554
Also, please post threads with questions in the Q&A section.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with M.O.A.R. v9.0, dkp kernel dated 3/20/2014 and TWRP v2.7.0.0.

roirraW "edor" ehT said:
Safe but won't necessarily work. Works for some, for others it doesn't. IMHO the most reliable and easy way if getting root on ND8 is to Odin the latest Philz Recovery, and when you tell recovery to reboot it'll offer to re-root your phone.
No. AFAIK, the only things that will brick you that's Knox related are trying to downgrade either your bootloader or modem.
The flash counter, yes, the warranty (Knox) counter, no. It's an e-fuse, nothing can reverse it.
I don't think anything has ever reset the Knox counter; only the flash counter.
Firmware, yes absolutely. ROM, no it won't. Firmware being bootloader and modem. Once you Odin ND8, never ever Odin anything other than ND8 or a custom recovery. ODINing an older ROM will permanently brick your phone.
You can nandroid backup and restore, and flash custom old and new ROMs using your custom recovery as always, though.
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Thanks a lot for the information. I need to get better at navigating and finding the answers to my questions on the forums. Im going to do a search on the latest Philz Recovery and see if I can my device rooted again.

MooreAJr said:
Thanks a lot for the information. I need to get better at navigating and finding the answers to my questions on the forums. Im going to do a search on the latest Philz Recovery and see if I can my device rooted again.
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One suggestion for searching. I find it simpler to Google search XDA than to use XDA's own search. Just put xda (space) then whatever you're searching for.
For example, Google:
xda SPH-L710 philz
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with M.O.A.R. v9.0, dkp kernel dated 3/20/2014 and TWRP v2.7.0.0.

roirraW "edor" ehT said:
One suggestion for searching. I find it simpler to Google search XDA than to use XDA's own search. Just put xda (space) then whatever you're searching for.
For example, Google:
xda SPH-L710 philz
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with M.O.A.R. v9.0, dkp kernel dated 3/20/2014 and TWRP v2.7.0.0.
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I did just that and found the appropriate zip & .md5 files for SPHL710 and im going to give it a try later today when I get a chance. Thanks again for the assistance with this

MooreAJr said:
I did just that and found the appropriate zip & .md5 files for SPHL710 and im going to give it a try later today when I get a chance. Thanks again for the assistance with this
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You're welcome. Just to be clear, you'll need the tar version of Philz to Odin it after the ND8 tar. The whole file extension is .tar.md5.
The .zip and the .md5 for the zip will only be of use once you're already in a custom recovery.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.

roirraW "edor" ehT said:
You're welcome. Just to be clear, you'll need the tar version of Philz to Odin it after the ND8 tar. The whole file extension is .tar.md5.
The .zip and the .md5 for the zip will only be of use once you're already in a custom recovery.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.
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Hmm, I see. In the past I've only had to use two file types: tar.md5 for the recovery & .zip to root from recovery.
Guess I wasn't paying attention while downloading files, I just noticed there are 3 files types per version release.

After I updated to 4.4, I used this method to root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2596697
It worked like a charm!

Philz recovery will offer to root your phone for you automatically if you go to reboot from it and it detects you're not rooted.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.

roirraW "edor" ehT said:
Philz recovery will offer to root your phone for you automatically if you go to reboot from it and it detects you're not rooted.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.
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I used the Philz recovery method to root. I did notice a weird lag and stutter after booting up. Tempted to do a factory reset but everything looks good so far. I do like the Philz Recovery interface as well

It takes any new ROM time to settle in. Hours or days depending on how you use it.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.

I'm trying to help a freind root his L710, and I'm confused, at least on my S2 (D710) Philz is only for AOSP/Some AOKP roms but doesn't work for TW, Is it different here? Can someone give me the link to the exact recovery? I think I got it but I want to be extra careful because it's not my device.
Thanks!

Yes it'll work on any ROM.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45632230 provides the download link.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII on TouchWiz 4.4.2 with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.

roirraW "edor" ehT said:
It takes any new ROM time to settle in. Hours or days depending on how you use it.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.
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Its really not that bad I guess. I'm thinking because its been a while since I have been able to move apps to the sd natively. Last device I had that was able to do so was the Evo 4G(wimax)... takes a few for them to load from the card I suppose

Need help with ROM(s)

Hello XDA, so, i have went through just about 10 ROMs. 2 of them worked but didn't give me signal(MOAR and Wicked Sensation) i have tried to change the baseband but everytime i did it, it just changed back to unknown.(really great roms btw. was playing around with them a lot when i had just wi-fi). Some other ones i have tried were;
Wicked X
Cyanogen
Resurrection Remix
Slimkat
and a few more.
Only one that works and is fully functional is the Stock ND8 ROM. Tried flashing to 4.3 or 4.1 always failed. I have checked the md5 if i had clean downloads for all of them and USB is fully functional and tried on 2 computers and different USB cables. Thanks for the help if there is any.

Okay, just to make sure you don't try changing the baseband again, that's very dangerous once you've been on ND8.
You absolutely cannot downgrade the modem or bootloader once you've Odined the stock ND8 tar.
People have hard bricked their phones trying that.
You need to Odin the stock ND8 tar again to get your modem back.
What recovery have you been using? Philz Recovery is the only recovery that's been confirmed working 100% once you've been on ND8.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy SIII on TouchWiz 4.4.2 with Wicked X v6.5, Ktoonsez' latest kernel and the latest Philz Touch Recovery.

galaxy s3 L710 freezes when I move app icons around or try to move to delete

galaxy s3 L710 freezes when I move app icons around or try to move to delete
Hey everyone,
So I got a Galaxy s3 L710
I was on stock 4.4.4.2 rom and I had problems with freezing when I tried to move app icons to the main screen or delete them. I figured if I used a custom rom it wiould fix the problem.
So I had the latest liquid smooth 3.2 rom put on with the latest google apps. I think it is liquid smooth 3.2 build date 10-9-2014 with the 4.4.4.4 google apps
I am still having the same problem moving icons around or trying to delete them?
Does anyone know what the problem is? I have to hit the power button to unfreeze the phone every time I try to move app icons around!

Not sure what "4.4.4.2" is, but i would go back to complete stock before trying to fix the provlem with a custom rom.
I would flash the nd8 stock tar through Odin and see if that works. Verify ur download's md5 before flashing...
Sent from my SPH-L710, using Tapatalk 2 Cyan. ND8. Rooted and rom'd with WICKED-X (HELLS YA!)

g_money said:
Not sure what "4.4.4.2" is, but i would go back to complete stock before trying to fix the provlem with a custom rom.
I would flash the nd8 stock tar through Odin and see if that works. Verify ur download's md5 before flashing...
Sent from my SPH-L710, using Tapatalk 2 Cyan. ND8. Rooted and rom'd with WICKED-X (HELLS YA!)
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do you have a link for the nd8 stock tar
the 4.4.4.2 or maybe it was 4.4.2.2 was the android kitkat version on the phone info page
When I got my htc evo 3d the stock rom wouldn't connect to my bluetooth right but after I put a custom rom negraliteblurom on and then it worked perfect. That's why I just tried a custom rom on the L710 g3.

givemeroms said:
do you have a link for the nd8 stock tar
the 4.4.4.2 or maybe it was 4.4.2.2 was the android kitkat version on the phone info page
When I got my HTC evo 3d the stock rom wouldn't connect to my Bluetooth right but after I put a custom rom negra lite blue rom on and then it worked perfect. That's why I just tried a custom rom on the L710 S3.
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there is no 4.4.4.2 or 4.4.2.2 but there is 4.2, 4.3, 4.4.2, 4.4.4 and now 5.0 ..... you need to flash the ND8 stock tar with Odin but make sure it's a good download and most of the time that will fix any issue you have and if that doesn't work flash a custom TouchWiz rom or AOSP rom in the custom recovery of your choice and see if those fix it ....

6th_Hokage said:
there is no 4.4.4.2 or 4.4.2.2 but there is 4.2, 4.3, 4.4.2, 4.4.4 and now 5.0 ..... you need to flash the ND8 stock tar with Odin but make sure it's a good download and most of the time that will fix any issue you have and if that doesn't work flash a custom TouchWiz rom or AOSP rom in the custom recovery of your choice and see if those fix it ....
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must be 4.4.2 then
where do i download these touchwize rom and nd8 stock tar? I dont know where to get them? I only know about highonandroid galaxys3root and xdadeveloper site

givemeroms said:
must be 4.4.2 then
where do i download these touchwize rom and nd8 stock tar? I dont know where to get them? I only know about highonandroid galaxys3root and xdadeveloper site
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Go to the development section of this thread and search for "Odin ND8 Stock Tar"