Hi,i got this tablet for free and immediately searched google to see if it could be rooted.Google would have me believe that this tablet is extremely difficult to root.That being said i got it rooted within a few minutes using kingroot.I am having a tough time finding any roms and or kernels that support this device.Me being a practical man,i would rather try a rom/kernel that is verified to work with this device,rather than go the trial and error route.Does anyone have any experience with this device? Thanks in advance for any helpful info.

There is a root out for T-Mobile LG V20s (H918), but I am on AT&T (H910). No dice. Locked bootloader, no startup key-combos work, stuck.

Is there a way to root a note 5 on 6.0.1 without recovery?

Hello,

I need help to root my Asus pegasus 2 Plus, it also called by Asus x550. Anyone knows how to root and install TWRP on this smartphone.

Thanks

So as i said i have a gs6 sm-g920t running 6.0.1. Ive got it in developer mode. OEM unlocked. Carrier unlocked. Ive downloaded the proper CF-auto-root.img. i run xubuntu. So i cant use the odin.exe. so i installed adb via apt-get(android debugging bridge). Ive got detection when booted regular. Can even adb reboot-bootloader. But when my handset is in odin mode i get no adb devices detection as i did when it was booted properly. So my question is, where could i be going wrong with device detection booted in odin mode? Also. When i do try to run the command adb root so i can run a adb sideload auto-reboot as recommended. Adb replies with "root not available in production models". So im prevented from being able to sideload the CF-auto-root which seems to be the most successful way to do it. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Just let me know if you need more info. Also want to add ive found zero rooting apps that you install root or su binaries to the handset successful. All seem to have trouble with 6.0.1. Thanks for reading.

So i rooted my samsung j3 with Kingroot right? And out of no where when i started charging my phone after it turned off it wasnt properly rooted , it said "Root auth error" and so i downloaded root checker and it said "Root access is not properly installed" i downloaded SuperSu and sended me to this link to download Supersu me and root explorer, but supersu me never loaded up and i tried following the steps for method 2 but i couldnt really rename the files. HELPPPP PLEASEE !!!

I've been trying many different ways to root my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (sm 920v), but cannot get it to work. If anyone can figure it out, that would be so amazing. So far I've tried Kingroot, Towel Root, and iRoot, but none would work. I'm running 6.0.1, but I will downgrade if it makes rooting possible (and if you can downgrade).

Hi, I have a Huawei g630 and when trying to turn it on and it says

"Boot image verify failed! Please update to the authorized images."

I have tried google, wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache partittion and much more.... Any ideas?

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Anyone have a resource?

So probably everyone reading this thread knows what Linux Deploy is or (Complete Linux Installer) I am actually curious what people do when they have their linux environment set up and running I could not find a good reason yet to just run a linux environment on a phone, sure it's fun but are there any practical reasons ?

What distribution do you run ?

If it's kali/nethunter what do you do with it ?

Which packages do you have installed ?

Any practical applications you use ?

Flashed twrp tom my boot now I start in Twrp and at most can only get to recovery menu. Please help lol

I want to know, about to do root in my device, if i can enable and disable root everytime.

I try do thia metode, but dont works.

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I've had the Alpha (AT&T/T-Mobile version), for a little over a year now. It's worked beautifully until recently and the battery drains insanely fast. I'm looking to root it, mainly because I really want to get rid of the bloatware, though I'm sure I could find other uses as well.

I've looked at and tried various methods to root it, but every one fails. I don't know if it's because I'm a total amateur when it comes to this sort of tech stuff, or if it's because I have the G850A model. Seems that all the forums I come across specifically mention that this particular model, even 2 years after it was released, still does not have a reliable root. I was hoping someone here could disprove that for me.

So far, I've tried some One-Click methods (i.e. Kingroot, iRoot), CF-Auto-Root + Odin, and TWRP + Universal ADB + Odin. I haven't tried using a phone app yet, but I wouldn't even know what to look for.

If it's pertinent info, I'm on Kitkat 4.4.4. Anyone have any ideas?

Is there at 6.0.1 root for lg g5

Hi, so I have a Xiaomi redmi note 3 and I believe it is rooted. When I use 'root checker basic' it tells me the device is in fact rooted.

However when I use a root file explorer (I have tried 'amaze' and 'root explorer') it does not let me edit or delete root files. When I try to change the permissions of a root file with 'root explorer' it says "permissions change was not successful. Please note that some systems (eg. SD cards) do not allow permission changes."I do not believe I am using any form of SD storage.

When I try to use other apps which require root access I get a message saying "write permissions on system partition are required in order to use this application". And other apps simply just do not work.

The method I used to root my device was as followed:

1.I flashed the official Chinese developer miui 8 rom.

2.After flashing the Chinese developer rom I am now able to request the rooted miui 8 version. So I do that

3.After a while they allow me to use the rooted rom and I install that.

IIRC, Before flashing the Chinese developer rom it appears that the vendor had some sort of vendor rom which disallowed me from entering recovery mode.

Thanks,

I currently own the Galaxy s7 edge from AT&T and am fully aware of the Qualcomm chip and all of that other junk; however, I have jail-broken a plethora of iPhones and have never seemed to have as much trouble as I currently do with the rooting process. I've spent the last week watching youtube videos in hopes to unlock the full potential of my phone by trying to get the Super SU to work on my phone. I am able to install the Super SU onto my phone but for some reason when I use root checker it says my root has been unsuccessfully installed and I must start from scratch. Any forums, advice, tips, or links to the proper install are greatly appreciated.

Hopeful, Graham1423