[07.09.2012][CF-Root 5.6] K**,LA-1346,LB1,LC1,LP-1YF89,LQ-23,LR-GIKQ - su+bb+CWM5
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People bricking trough factory data reset on an unrooted phone will probably get a replacement from Samsung
My point was that we can't legally blame them or demand anything (page 3) and they won't support things like xda at fear of being held responsible for user error
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My point was that we can't legally blame them or demand anything (page 3) and they won't support things like xda at fear of being held responsible for user error
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To the people who already flashed the LPF CF-Kernel: Are the wifi problems real?
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Sent from my Galaxy Note running ICS
Hmm! I think that this is true for a normal situation, when the brick is happening rarely, just here and there, for weeks we are out of this scenario. Not blame to samsung (though we should) nor held responsible..., but at least triggering a signal alarm, make it public and puting theme to work for future software release and devices..., Or at least we should try!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.cares
Tell them how you really feel about superbrick. Says for us products only but if they "care" word should spread
Tell them how you really feel about superbrick. Says for us products only but if they "care" word should spread
That is just RP and marketing. I do not know exactly wich one but i am talking about another way. My english is bad in talking or expressing miself (taht is), but not for reading, hearing or understanding. That is why i would like to see people (comunity) to replace that by gathering and find a solution cause here, in my country i do not need this, whenever the situation ask, i can (and i did a lot times) overturn mountains, i am not a coward and i will never be in front of nobody. I can be extremely diplomatic (wich sometimes is some kind of a mistake) but also can take out the sord if the situation ask. Of course, i do not think that this will happen here with samsung but at least i will convince miself for that.
But we know absolutely nothing about how common bricking is for the normal non xda user and if bricking is only common amongst flasaholics there is little to no chance of Samsung even replying to such complaints and the general public could not care less I'm afraid
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All the changes and evolution in this world, of all kind, have come from people wich believed and tried, and only after that they said "Now i know this is not working, and this is working". This is completely out of topic, but think about Gandhi and others like him. This are the people that create it this world. And i am conviced that the same law is all over the universe, it is our nature.
And adressing directly to "SOME" of xda... I am not a contributor, and for a lot time i did not know to use "thanks" button though i should a lot times cause i have been around for some time and i used all kind of knowledge from xda, and many other things... For all of this i had and i still have mi reasons, and for that to change i should not sleep at night wich i am doing right now, and that is bad for long terms... We want to do so many things in one life that we do not have enough years for and for the same reasons do not use facebook, twitter, messenger.............................. This was some kind of appologize for "some" xda.
Not trying to start a war, but since the official ics rom is rolled out in stages and very slowly, perhaps German is a test subject? Meaning, they may be prepared to replace the bricked phone in that country but any bricked phone caused by ics rom in other parts of the world would not be supported.
Take this case for example,
Official ICS rom has not been released in my country and I flash the one from other country. I bricked my phone doing a factory reset. Of course I can't get Samsung to replace the phone. If it is under warranty, I can always try. Other than that, I'll end up paying for the board replacement.
Now, if official ICS rom has been released in my country, and I bricked the phone doing a factory reset, then I am eligible to ask Samsung to replace the board for free. If Samsung deny my right, I'll go to the Consumer Association and through it I will most likely get a full refund or the board replaced for free.
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Just did that flashed the new bootloaders lpf kernel but kept the lpy rom everthing working fine.
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I went back to stock lpf after having the wifi issues with cf kernel and trying what I could think of to fix it (to no avail). Now rooted using the temp cwm-> install busybox/su-> upgrade to supersu in cwm
Skipping this kernel for now but look forward to using future iterations.
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Skipping this kernel for now but look forward to using future iterations.
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ZS OZS LPF posted
Note that this one is untested - as I don't have my Note currently. I also do not know whether this kernel suffers from the flash bricking bug.
Hi Chainfire
This stock kernel to the same crooked, Root on it as a wry running, the system is mounted through the times, bootloader the same just firmware - service leaks, there are always included...
The only thought that su, busybox binary is not suitable, but then why sgs2 it works fine?
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Same problems and same action here.. need further investigation and fix about WIFI not working..
Can someone translate please...
Sorry fo my English:
kernel LPF - the same curve
Bootloader - the same on 2.3.6
The system is mounted on RW is not correctly
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He means he doesn't believe/don't understand Chainfire.
Don't worry, that's in russian DNA - do not value professional, but own opinion.
No, just I try include su, busybox superuser.apk in the factoryfs.img a new Thailand rom with a stock kernel...
...and it work not correctly!
I just want say about, stock kernel from Germany ROM, the same in the Thailand ROM...
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Cf dont have his Note right now with him.
Hope he may get soon, then test this kernel himself.
Hope he may get soon, then test this kernel himself.
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THIS IS NOT A ROM - it is only a modified kernel. You need to have the relevant firmware already on your device. You do NOT need to wipe anything for this patch. You DO need to read the instructions. PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE FIRST FEW POSTS!
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Main features
- The kernel is fully stock and taken from the original firmware, with just the following added:
- Root
- Busybox v1.19.2-cm71
- ClockWorkMod Recovery 5
- CWM Manager (see below for more detail)
- Custom boot / init scripts
- Custom boot animations
v5.3 and newer
- SuperSU (replaces Superuser)
- "Fake-secure" (ro.secure=1, but ADB is patched to run as ro.secure=0)
v5.5 and newer
- CWM updated to v5.5
v5.6 and newer
- Possible brickbug fix
Installation instructions
Please see the next post !
Other kernels
Replacing CF-Root with other kernels and vice-versa sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't. I don't have a list.
When going from CF-Root to another kernel, root will usually stay, while CWM will be lost (unless the other kernel also includes it), but there should not be issues. The CWM Manager app may remain, but probably won't do anything useful.
ClockworkMod
CF-Root includes a custom version of CWM5. I always make custom versions, as the originals often do not take some Samsung specific things into account.
CF-Root/CWM5 is NOT compatible with ROM Manager! Manage/perform your backup/restores from CWM directly or using the CWM Manager application included with CF-Root
- Booting into recovery will immediately give you CWM. The standard recovery will only be started if a Samsung package is detected.
- ADB is functional in recovery, however it may take up to a minute for it to start up after booting into recovery.
CWM Manager
Because of incompatibilities with ROM Manager, I wrote and included "CWM Manager". This is a new app (as of March 30, 2011). You can find it under Applications -> CWM. It is much faster to use than manually booting into CWM and selecting these options.
Features:
- Boot to ClockWorkMod Recovery
- Boot to Download mode
- Reboot normally
- Backup firmware
- Restore backups (including partition selection)
- Delete backups
- Install APKs
- Flash CWM3/4/5 update.zip's
- Flash kernels (zImage, zImage in TAR, zImage in ZIP, zImage in TAR in ZIP)
--- without changing warning triangle status or increasing flash counter
- Flash complete firmwares (seperate files as well as .tar and .tar.md5 archives, dump files in /sdcard/external_sd/firmware folder)
--- without changing warning triangle status or increasing flash counter
--- can pre-root new firmwares during flash
Note: If you flash a different kernel, CWM Manager may remain installed. However, functions may not work, because they need kernel compatibility !
Custom boot / init scripts
CF-Root will execute the following scripts if present, in the order listed:
- /system/etc/init.d/* (there can be many files here, no extensions! use #!)
- /system/bin/customboot.sh (busybox sh)
- /system/xbin/customboot.sh (busybox sh)
- /data/local/customboot.sh (busybox sh)
Please make sure you chown / chmod the scripts correctly so they can be executed. Pretty much root:root / 755.
Custom boot animations and binaries
CF-Root also supports custom boot animations:
- /system/media/bootanimation.zip
- /data/local/bootanimation.zip
And custom boot binaries:
- /data/local/bootanimation.bin
Installing busybox over the included version
It is possible to install a custom busybox over CF-Root v3.0 and newer. However, this is not without risk. CF-Root makes heavy use of scripting, and many CF-Root scripts rely on the internal busybox version. If you do install a seperate busybox version (always use "stericson" installer!), install it to /system/xbin. Installing it to /system/bin will mess things up for sure. Even if you do that part right, it may still break CF-Root, so make sure to make a backup before trying.
How ?
I wrote my own toolchain to ease patching of initramfs, and that is what all this is based on. It is now used to make CF-Root for many devices!
Help! Which file do I use ?
Listen closely, for I will say zis only once!
Go to Settings -> About phone -> Kernel Version. Note the string present there:
2.6.35.7-N7000XXKJ4-CL641703
What matters most (KJ4) in this case, is in bold. Try to find the matching file under downloads:
CF-Root-SGN_XX_XEN_KJ4-v5.0-CWM4.zip
The XX and XEN identifiers are not that important. Usually a "KJ4" kernel is a "KJ4" kernel, and that is that. Sometimes (pretty rare) it happens there will be multiple different kernels with the same name in different firmwares, that are actually different. If this happens, they are usually only very minor changes and you should expect them to still be fully compatible. I include the "XX" and "XEN" identifiers so the very advanced users can deduce from which full firmware I have taken the kernel file.
Don't worry too much, just find the matching download and use it. What if there is no matching download ? You can ask me to make one, but I can tell you right now, I very very rarely make CF-Root's for kernels on request, unless it is the very latest kernel that has been released by Samsung. In the latter case, be sure to let me know. If there's no match and I'm not making one, try finding the closest match. You should treat "KJ4" as a number, but instead of 1-9, we have 1-9, A-Z (where A would be 10, and Z would be 35). "KJ3" is really close to "KJ4", "KF1" is not close to "KG4" at all. I hope that makes sense.
@Developers: I have noticed that doing a NANDROID RESTORE while connected to your computer AND Eclipse is running may cause the restore to fail. Eclipse automatically starts logcatting in the background, which will prevent /system from being properly restored.
Download
These are general-purpose downloads. See the posts following this one for the kernels.188Installation intructions
The Samsung Galaxy Note keeps track of the kind of kernel you are running (stock or custom) and how often you have flashed kernels. This is probably for warranty purposes. There is currently no known way to reset this counter on the SGN.
So, what we want to do is get root, busybox, and CWM, all without getting that ugly yellow triangle or updating the flash counter on our device. Luckily, CF-Root allows for all these things. The new CWM Manager even allows you to flash new firmwares and apply root to them while flashing.
We need to get rid of ODIN pretty much completely, and we can! The difficult part is getting root the first time, after that, it should be happy camping forever.
--- Chapter 1: Initial application of root ---
DO NOT USE ODIN TO FLASH THE KERNEL !
This is the annoying part. There are three different methods:
1.1. If you are already rooted
- Download the attached "InitialRootFlasher.zip" and extract it somewhere
- Download one of the CF-Root kernels, and extract it (repeat) until you end up with a zImage file
- Place the zImage file from the CF-Root kernel in the zImage folder from InitialRootFlasher
- Start "already-rooted.bat" and follow the instructions
For those needing to do this manually (Linux boxes and such), this is the important command. Place the zImage file on your phone (example: /data/local/zImage) and execute this command in a rooted shell:
dd if=/data/local/zImage of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 bs=4096
1.2. If you are not rooted yet: Using the zergRush exploit This method no longer works on KL* and newer firmwares!
(while it still works on our firmwares, this exploit will probably be fixed soon! Known to work on KJ1 and KJ4 firmwares)
- Download the attached "InitialRootFlasher.zip" and extract it somewhere
- Download one of the CF-Root kernels, and extract it (repeat) until you end up with a zImage file
- Place the zImage file from the CF-Root kernel in the zImage folder from InitialRootFlasher
- Start "not-rooted-yet.bat" and follow the instructions
1.3. If you are not rooted yet: Flash a modified FACTORYFS
I am providing this method just this once, for the KJ1 firmware. This is the /system part of the KJ1 firmware, modified so at first boot it will flash the KJ1 CF-Root and reboot, without getting you the yellow triangle or increasing the flash counter.
Using a newer firmware? Do this operation first, then flash the newer firmware back using CWM Manager. This is explained in Chapter 3 below.
Download: http://www.multiupload.com/YB9EL8D8O3
- Optional: flash the full KJ1 firmware first
- Unzip the file, you should get "SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1_FACTORYFS.tar"
- Make sure your SGN is NOT connected to your computer
- Reboot your SGN into "download mode" (see below)
- Start ODIN
- Click the PDA button, and select the "SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1_FACTORYFS.tar" file
- Connect the SGN to your computer
- Make sure "repartition" is NOT checked
- Click the START button
- Wait for the phone to reboot TWICE
- Done
If you do not know how to get into download mode:
- Turn off the device
- Count to 10
- Hold the "home" (the big physical button in the middle) and "volume down" buttons
- Press and release the power button (keep holding "home" and "volume down" !) to turn the device on
- You should get a download mode screen
- If it tells you to press a button to continue, do so
--- Chapter 2: Getting rid of ODIN ---
This is easy. Find ODIN, and delete it. In the future you should only need it to flash bootloaders, which probably will only really be needed one time: when upgrading from Gingerbread to Ice Cream Sandwich.
--- Chapter 3: Upgrading your firmware ---
My CWM Manager application has a full-fledged firmware flasher built in. Using the flasher from CWM Manager does NOT give you the yellow triangle or increase the flash counter.
3.1. Flashing a new kernel
This is easy. CWM Manager can flash zImage files (on any rooted kernel), zImage files inside a .tar file (only on a CF-Root kernel), and zImage files inside a .tar.zip (only on a CF-Root kernel). Note that zImage must be the ONLY file in an archive, if is is inside a tar or zipped tar.
- Put the zImage (or tar, or zip) file on your SD card
- Open the CWM Manager app
- Select "Flash kernel"
- Select the file you just put on your device
- CWM Manager will flash the kernel and reboot
If you flash a non-CF-Root kernel, you will lose a lot of functionality from CWM Manager. However, the app will (likely) still allow you to flash kernels.
3.2. Flashing a new firmware
Important: This works ONLY on a CF-Root kernel !
CWM Manager has the ability to flash firmware parts either from separate files (zImage, factoryfs.img, etc) or from .tar / .tar.md5 files that they usually come packaged in.
- Download the firmware you want to flash
- If you have a ZIP or RAR file, extract it until you have seperate files, or .tar / .tar.md5 files
- Create a folder named 'firmware' on your external SD card
- Copy the files you want to flash to this folder ( /sdcard/external_sd/firmware ). factoryfs ("system") is mandatory part at the moment.
- TIP: If you are flashing a new firmware that already has a CF-Root kernel available, put it in the 'firmware' folder as well in zImage or .tar form (NOT .zip). Select it when asked which kernel to use, then use the "Flash normally" option later on.
- Open the CWM Manager app
- Select "Flash stock firmware"
- At this point, CWM Manager will tell you about the firmware parts it has found, and which ones it will flash. It will also give you warnings about bootloaders and PIT files if those were found. If some firmware parts are present multiple times, it will ask you which file to use as source.
- If what you are flashing includes both kernel and system parts, CWM Manager will warn you about this as you are about to lose root. It will provide you with three options:
1: Keep CF-Root kernel
Keeps the current CF-Root kernel, only flash the other parts. You will not lose root or CWM Recovery. You can flash a newer CF-Root kernel later (or maybe you have already done so), see 3.1 above.
2: Pre-root system
Flashes both kernel and system parts, but roots system during the flash. You will lose CWM Recovery, but you will keep root (if all goes well). The CWM Manager application will also remain, and allow you to flash the correct CF-Root kernel at a different time (if you have not done so before), see 3.1 above.
3: Flash normally
Doesn't do anything specific. If the kernel you are flashing is not a CF-Root (or similar) kernel, you will lose root, and CWM Recovery.
- CWM Manager will reboot into CWM Recovery, and will flash the firmware, rebooting afterwards.150ALL THE KERNELS IN THIS POST ARE OUTDATED AND/OR DANGEROUS, GO TO THE NEXT POST !
CF-Root-I9220_ZC_OZH_LP1-v5.2-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LPY-v5.3-CWM5.zip *read before flashing LPY: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25966147&postcount=1322* *old*
CF-Root-SGN_ZS_OZS_LPF-v5.3-CWM5.zip *old*
CF-Root v5.5:
CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LPY-v5.5-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_ZS_OZS_LPF-v5.5-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_DD_ODD_LP8-v5.5-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_DX_OLB_LP9-v5.5-CWM5.zip
Be warned that *all* of the above kernels may be suffering from the superbrick bug ( http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25966147&postcount=1322 ) !140PLEASE READ THIS POST BEFORE FLASHING !
CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LPY-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_ZS_OZS_LPF-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_DD_ODD_LP8-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_DX_OLB_LP9-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_XEU_LQ2-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_SEB_LQ3-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_DBT_LRG-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXX_LRI-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_DBT_LRK-v5.6-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_DBT_LRQ-v5.6-CWM5.zip135Downloads
See the second post of the thread for flashing instructions. If you're thinking about using ODIN to do it, you should probably read that post.
CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1-v5.0-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_XEN_KJ4-v5.0-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_ZS_MUL_KJ6-v5.0-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_ZS_MUL_KK1-v5.0-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_DBT_KK9-v5.0-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_AUT_KKA-v5.0-CWM5.zip
CF-Root-SGN_XX_ODD_KL3-v5.0-CWM5.zip
