[Q] Root Note 3 without tripping KNOX counter?

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XX_Fallen_XX

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So I wanted to install the volume mod on my T-Mobile Note 3. I was looking into rooting it but if I trip the KNOX counter my warranty will be void and with the research I've done there is no way to reset the Note 3 KNOX counter. But I found this video on YouTube. I can't post the link to the video due to he fact that I'm a new member, but I have it. So.if someone would like to investigate I'm willing to give it out.
Please let me know what you guys think cause I don't wanna void my warranty. Thanks so much! Amazing site by the way!
 
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DataHawg

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If you are talking about the DeLaVega method, yes that will root without tripping Knox. To flash the volume mod though, you need a custom recovery like TWRP. Flashing TWRP will trip the Knox counter
 

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DataHawg

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Not true, you can modify the audio on the system with file explorer root or download app

I assumed he meant flashing Jovy23's volume mod which is a flashable zip file. It's a waste of everyone's time to read your post unless you post info so the OP can do what you suggest and solve his low volume problem without root.
 

shotgun1976

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So I wanted to install the volume mod on my T-Mobile Note 3. I was looking into rooting it but if I trip the KNOX counter my warranty will be void and with the research I've done there is no way to reset the Note 3 KNOX counter. But I found this video on YouTube. I can't post the link to the video due to he fact that I'm a new member, but I have it. So.if someone would like to investigate I'm willing to give it out.
Please let me know what you guys think cause I don't wanna void my warranty. Thanks so much! Amazing site by the way!

please email me the link to missing_shotgun@hotmail.com. cheers
 

dongarritas

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So I wanted to install the volume mod on my T-Mobile Note 3. I was looking into rooting it but if I trip the KNOX counter my warranty will be void and with the research I've done there is no way to reset the Note 3 KNOX counter. But I found this video on YouTube. I can't post the link to the video due to he fact that I'm a new member, but I have it. So.if someone would like to investigate I'm willing to give it out.
Please let me know what you guys think cause I don't wanna void my warranty. Thanks so much! Amazing site by the way!

I have been using Poweramp for over a year, and it works flawlessly. It doesn't require root, and you can not only use EQ, pre-amp(db +/-), bass, treble, stereox, but you can also create custom settings for earphones, bluetooth, phone speaker,etc. I highly recommend, as it is only $4.99 for lif, and you can transfer to as many devices as you wish:D
 

smaisonville

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I have been using Poweramp for over a year, and it works flawlessly. It doesn't require root, and you can not only use EQ, pre-amp(db +/-), bass, treble, stereox, but you can also create custom settings for earphones, bluetooth, phone speaker,etc. I highly recommend, as it is only $4.99 for lif, and you can transfer to as many devices as you wish:D

I agree Power Amp works greats.

Sent from my rooted Note 3 (N900T) using XDA Premium
 

Pajar0913

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Power Amp best music out there in my opinion. . Well worth the price

Sent from my SM-N900T using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

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Power Amp best music app out there in my opinion. . Well worth the price

Sent from my SM-N900T using XDA Premium 4 mobile app



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MENACE_69

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This isn't a worry for us N900T users, as we have yet to receive an update. In other words, If you have the Tmobile variant, you don't have a patched bootloader (for now).

Sent from my SM-N900T using Tapatalk

Wait a minute, correct me if im wrong but did you just say people running m17 firmware on there note 3 don't have a patched bootloader?

So does this mean I could flash a custom recovery, rom, kernel, mods and knox won't be tripped?

(Sorry if this is a bit off topic just want some reassuring clarification )

Appreciate it, thanks in advance



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Towle

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Wait a minute, correct me if im wrong but did you just say people running m17 firmware on there note 3 don't have a patched bootloader?

So does this mean I could flash a custom recovery, rom, kernel, mods and knox won't be tripped?

(Sorry if this is a bit off topic just want some reassuring clarification )

Appreciate it, thanks in advance



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No. You could never flash a custom recovery without tripping knox. But you can still root without tripping knox, if you're still on m17. By "patched" they meant that Samsung patched the hole that allowed people to root without tripping knox.
 

droidkevlar

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No. You could never flash a custom recovery without tripping knox. But you can still root without tripping knox, if you're still on m17. By "patched" they meant that Samsung patched the hole that allowed people to root without tripping knox.

So does that mean then that until another exploit is found, if we want KK with root and KNOX 0x0, we wont be able to?
 

kitsunisan

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Bummer. Have to wait a few months then before going XDA on my new N9005. Normally devices that didn't fail in the first 3 mths won't have manufacturer defects. Personal experience.

I'm guessing no one has successfully been able to protect root through an OTA update? I know it's been done for minor updates before, but I'd assume going to Kitkat is quite a bit more than that.
 

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    Also keep in mind according to this Root De La Vega thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46818366



    So confirm your firmware version before proceeding.

    This isn't a worry for us N900T users, as we have yet to receive an update. In other words, If you have the Tmobile variant, you don't have a patched bootloader (for now).

    Sent from my SM-N900T using Tapatalk
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    So I wanted to install the volume mod on my T-Mobile Note 3. I was looking into rooting it but if I trip the KNOX counter my warranty will be void and with the research I've done there is no way to reset the Note 3 KNOX counter. But I found this video on YouTube. I can't post the link to the video due to he fact that I'm a new member, but I have it. So.if someone would like to investigate I'm willing to give it out.
    Please let me know what you guys think cause I don't wanna void my warranty. Thanks so much! Amazing site by the way!

    I have been using Poweramp for over a year, and it works flawlessly. It doesn't require root, and you can not only use EQ, pre-amp(db +/-), bass, treble, stereox, but you can also create custom settings for earphones, bluetooth, phone speaker,etc. I highly recommend, as it is only $4.99 for lif, and you can transfer to as many devices as you wish:D
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    So does that mean then that until another exploit is found, if we want KK with root and KNOX 0x0, we wont be able to?

    There is no method that will root KK and keep knox 0x0 on XDA as of right now.