Root xperia z5c

Hi someone can give MI guide to root my xperia z5c android 5.1.1 E5823 firmware 32.0.a.6.200 please? Tank to the helpers

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Unofficial CM12.1 some root apps work some not

Hello guys, I am running unofficial CM12.1 on my LENOVO A6000 plus. It's running really very good in terms of performance as well as battery backup, but I am facing some problems.. Even though I have allowed root access to 'apps and adb', some root apps are not working while some are. For ex. Greenify is working great as well as root explorer, in there, I can mount system rw temporarily and delete or add something in system folder. But I can't do the same thing with built in CyanogenMod file manager. Rom toolbox is also not working. I have previously used Xperia U, rooted, bootloader unlocked, running CM11 or stock rom and never had such a problem.. Even on A6000 plus, running stock rom gave me full root access. A lot of searching only reveals me that CM12.1 comes pre rooted. Then why root is not working for me? In terminal emulator if I type 'su', $ changes to #, that means I have root access. My thinking says, it might be because my root partition is not mounted as rw by default that's why I am facing these problem.. What you, more experienced guys think?

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Root T715Y

Is anyone know if this ROM could be flash into T715Y?


http://forum.xda-developers.com/tab-...hable-t3286293

Thanks

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Root without paying anything?

Is there a way to root this device without paying anything?
I've an unlocked verizon droid turbo(supports all sim cards )


Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

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Attempted to Root, stuck in bootloop

I followed this thread, but now I am stuck in a bootloop
Easy Steps for Note 4 N910T

Recently upgraded phone to Lollipop as well, 5.0.1 I believe. Is there a stock ROM somewhere I can flash back to?

This is what I posted in that thread:
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Alright... stuck in a boot loop.

0. Samsung drivers, CF-Auto-Root-trltetmo-trltetmo-smn910t, COD6-COG2_SD_Write_Fix_Mod_TEKHD, openrecovery-twrp-2.8.1.1-trltetmo.img.tar, and twrp-2.8.7.0 downloaded
1. Samsung drivers installed
2. Open Odin as admin
3. Phone in download mode (reactivation disabled) > plugged in via USB
4. Selected CF-Auto-Root-trltetmo-trltetmo-smn910t.tar.md5 in Odin, clicked start; phone automatically reboots and continues to reboot--yes, I saw the red android
5. Pull battery for hard-reset; turn back on in download mode
6. Phone put back in to download mode
7. Selected openrecovery-twrp-2.8.1.1-trltetmo.img.tar in Odin, clicked start; phone automatically reboots and continues to reboot
8. Unable to copy the COD6-COG2_SD_Write_Fix_Mod_TEKHD.zip on to internal SD; error on computer pops up and says it cannot be done.

I am able to boot in to recovery mode and see the TWRP menu, but since the write fix.zip isn't on the phone anywhere I can't do anything.

Help?

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Is There A Root For The SM-G530A AT&T Go Phone ?

just picked up an SM-G530A Go Phone and would like to root it but don't
see any threads for this model ?

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List root apps you like

What are some cool apps for root? Or maybe some apps that add features that you'd think might require root.

Here's what I've got:
Pixel Filter - turn off pixels to save battery or to dim the display beyond stock limits.
Swipe Navigation - disable the nav bar to save screen space then swipe instead.
Simple Reboot - stock ROM doesn't include a reboot menu.
Root explorer - edit the build.prop, and awesome file manager in general.

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[Guide][Root] How to root: OJ7/ OL1

As Google and Samsung release android updates, Rooting becomes harder and harder and new methods are constantly need in order to obtain Root. Senior Member @JoeFCaputo113 has found a Root method that should support Lollipop (OJ7, OL1) and up. I just decided to put together a nice little guide to help new and existing users.

* This WILL trip KNOX their I or anyone else mentioned on this thread are responsible for anything that happens to your devices(s)

1) Download Odin (This is the tool used to flash Samsung Firmware)
2) Download the latest TWRP Tar File
3) Download the latest Systemless SuperSU

4) Unzip Odin and open it up, cick the button labeled "AP"/"PDA" and navigate to where you saved the TWRP Tar file and press "Select". You will noticed that the box next to the "AP"/"PDA" button is now checked.
5) Connect the device and allow it to install drivers. Now open the Settings app and scroll down to the bottom of the list and click "About phone" and tap "Build Number" several times until you get a message saying "Developer Options have been enabled". Once you get that message push the back button and click "Developer options" and enable "OEM Unlocking" (To disable FRP (Factory Reset Protection) Lock)
6) Power Off the device and boot into Odin/ Download Mode <How To: (Power on your device by pressing and holding (at the same time) the power, volume down and home buttons. Then release the buttons when download mode is displayed on your S6.
7) In Odin you should see "Device Added" just click the "Options" tab and make sure nothing is checked but "Auto Reboot". Now go back to the first tab and press the "Start" button.

8) You should now be booted into TWRP and you *May* be asked if you want to keep your system "Read Only" just tick the box (To not show again) and then Swipe to allow modifications. Now click the "Mount" button and make your that "Data, System and Cache" are all checked. You should see your device appear in your Windows file manger. Just move the Systemless SuperSU to your device and click the "Install" button. Now navigate to where you saved the file and click on it then just swipe to install it.

9) Once its done flashing click the option to reboot *Please note the first reboot will take a while*

10) You can find custom ROMs on the Android Development Thread and the Original Android Development Thread

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(Help Please) how to root spice xlife 512

I tried many mathods like kingroot,root genius, framroot,towelroot, but no one work witth this phone
Is there other method to root via flash??

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How to Un root Xperia z1 c6903

hi after experimenting I didn't found rooting to be quite attractive, plus rooting (tunning cpu) is not helping in increasing significant battery life so I decided to revert back.
My Android version is 4.4.4
If I simply install update will it unroot my device, if no how will the updated android respond to root?

Sent from my C6903 using XDA Forums Pro.

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Note 4 at&t root finally out?

So, I saw a guy on youtube who has uploaded a video of permanently rooting a Galaxy note 4 at&t variant on Lollipop. I searched the internet and there's no clear way to do it as yet. Take a look at the video. Seems legit but why hasn't he told the world about it and redeemed the bounty for this root?
Also, a very stupid question but, if the at&t software has a locked bootloader, is there any way to install another software like of the N910F or N910G or N910T on the n910A via odin or something so we can root?

Can't post a link to that video since I'm a new member so go on youtube and search n910a root and its a video by a user called : vu ngoc

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[Toolkit] Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit v2.1.4 [Updated 01/16/16]: Nexus Player Thread

Unlocking, rooting, relocking and unrooting simplified! (and much more!)

VERSION 2.1.4 - This program will automatically bring together all the files you need to unlock and root your device in a few clicks, or flash it back to stock and re-lock it. You can also use this program to backup/restore all your important data, flash zips, set file permissions, push and pull files, install apps, generate logcats/bugreports, and much more! With the included file association options, you can perform tasks like flashing zips, installing apps, restoring android backup files, and flashing/booting img files with just a double click! The program includes a full featured interface for automating tasks in TWRP, enhanced restore features, an in-built auto-updater/notification system, ‘any build’ mode, advanced restore features,’NRT- Live Log’ for viewing the adb/fastboot cmds that are run in the background, quick tools utilities, and tools for taking screenshots/screen-recordings. All the latest official Android builds and Nexus devices are supported. The program intelligently and selectively downloads the files it needs for your device and makes sure you are using the latest files available. The program can even auto-detect your device and build. This release brings full Marshmallow root support plus all automated features by utilizing a new system that no longer requires modified boot.imgs. Check out the updated changelog for a more comprehensive breakdown of the feature set and changes in this release.

~ my goal for this project is make the entire process as smooth and simple as possible ~





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Android Pay & Root - sort of working! (LP)

While playing with my phone I was surprised to find out that Android Pay will work on our Z3 Compact with an unlocked bootloader. This means you don't have drm keys, but you can alternate between having root and using Android Pay without too much trouble.

For simplicity's sake, I backed up data and drm keys, then wiped and then went back to stock 5.1.1. using PC Companion (my D5803 received 23.4.A.1.200). Then the phone was unlocked (either through fastboot or flashtool). I installed AdvancedStockKernel which comes with TWRP, but you could also fastboot flash a recovery. SuperSU (I'm using 2.66 beta) and its uninstaller (UPDATE-unSU.zip) are copied to the phone along with any other flashable zips, including xposed. If I understand it correctly, SuperSU 2.66 beta is not systemless on 5.1.1 which should mean more compatibility with root apps.

When you want to use Android Pay, uninstall SuperSU in recovery. Xposed does not have to be uninstalled. My phone, which has too many apps, takes about a minute to boot to a state where Android Pay works. When you're done with Android Pay, go back to recovery and install SuperSU again.

Hope this helps someone. If there's interest I could write a detailed guide.

Ideally, it would be best to have a locked bootloader (for drm), root and Android Pay, but it'll take someone much cleverer than me. :)

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How too root Blu Studio Energy

Hi Guys good day to all Can anyone share how to go about root my Blue studio Energy phone or share a link to a video .
Thanks

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Pure Opinion = Keeping Root or Giving Up?

Howdy folks! I'd like to ask all of you SGS6 Edge users for your opinions regarding the "worthiness" of retaining root vs updating. For the TLDR please go to the bottom! :good:

I used to be super active on here, making small tweaks/apps for people all starting around the Droid Bionic ... so lets just say I'm not stranger to the world of root/customization.

With that being said, since the peak of my crack-flashing habit during the days of the Galaxy S3 I have slowed down quite a bit. Part of that is my own life (I'm older, have way more responsibility at home)...but I believe a much larger factor has been locked phones and a quieter development scene (at least with Samsung devices).

I've had my Edge rooted since the root became available - and I suppose I mostly use it to access the file system, remove bloat, and run the occasional "root only" app.

In the time that I've been rooted on OE2 (running CleanROM 1.5) there have been a few rather large updates to the phone's software both aimed at fixing issues and adding features. As I'm sure I don't need to remind anyone, root hasn't been attained for these new releases .. and I'm somewhat skeptical that it ever will as this device becomes "older".

SO the TLDR here is:

How many of you who HAD their Edge rooted decided to give up root to update their device? Was it worth it to you? Would you do it again if you had the chance, or would you have just kept root?

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Android root security considerations

hello,
sorry if this isn't the right place to ask this question, and please redirect me, this is a fairly huge site.

I know this question has been asked many times, but I didn't see a clear answer to it from security experts, or it is from several years ago and things might have changed.

My question is double:

first of all, nowadays, how does the process of rooting an android phone work (please detail if there are various alternatives) ? Does it rely on a security hole, or is it a kind of attack (such as physical access to the device) that is not part of the security perimeter of android ? In the first case, why is it that it's not fixed, as there are open bounties for the android system ? Note that I'm just talking about the android system itself (such as a Nexus Phone), with the latest patches.

Second related question: What would be the security risk of rooting an android phone ? If I am not mistaken, these could be grouped in at least two issues: the rooting process itself, and the aftermath.

a. Regarding the rooting process, is there any open source procedure (or at least closely reviewed) to root a nexus phone that could guarantee that there's no malware installed in the process ? (see also first question)

b. From what I understand, having a rooted android is no different than having a linux OS with a root account. Are there any (free, open source?) apps that can monitor (what commands have been launched, etc) and prevent apps from getting access to the root account without my agreement ? (so that it is linux OS where any account that requires root privileges must go through 'sudo' and ask the user to enter their password).

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Is it possible to root ??

Hey .. I have just bought a android head unit wondering if it can be rooted and how easy it would be to do thanks ! It is a xtrons td630AS

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Root G900TUVS1FOJ4 (5.1.1) t-mobile S5 white - Help

Hello

I cannot get a clear answer whether this model is rootable, or there is a flashable rom with stock root built into it. I have seen many dead links, removed pages, and 5.0 and 4.4.2 root methods.

is the new s5 G900TUVS1FOJ4 (5.1.1) rootable?

why is there no method described in the all things root section for the s5 (dead links)

What method is best for me to root my phone, and change the ugly white theme to dark everything and have wifi calling .

I did try to look these things up before I posted, some wisdom from the community would be appreciated.

Thank you

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Android Pay stopped working (Systemless Root)

Anyone else having an issue with Android Pay. I am rooted (systemless) and finally decided to add a card to Android Pay. I've been able to get into Android Pay and tap the plus button to add the card just to test that it would work. I'm just now getting around to setting it up now. This time however tapping the plus button, I get the error message when you are rooted the traditional way. I didn't install any new apps that weren't directly from the Play store or that use root in any way.

I checked and noticed Android Pay was updated though. I went ahead and rebooted and was now able to add a card. But in the middle of adding another card I got the same error message. I dismissed it and was able to add another card. For some reason I could not add my Bank of America Visa though. So I haven't used it yet at a terminal. Anybody seen this issue?

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Marshmallow and root?

Hi I just ordered my moto x 2014 and it should arrive in few days. I want to unlock the bootloader, install stock marshmallow, root marshmallow and install twrp recovery. How do I do all this? I have read some threads about rooting marshmallow moto x but I dont know what methods work surely and what dont. And I have seen several TWRP recoveries for this what one should I use and how do I install it? Thanks in advance :D

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