Thanks. I bet you're talking about root cloak. Tried it but unfortunately it didn't work with my employer's security software.
It's OK though. This is still an awesome phone even without root.
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[ODIN]SM-N900P NAB Bootloaders (Stock & Engineering)(One-Clicks)
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Thanks. I bet you're talking about root cloak. Tried it but unfortunately it didn't work with my employer's security software.
It's OK though. This is still an awesome phone even without root.
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Ummm... It wasn't root "cloak".... It was. .....ohhhhh man......damn my memory is failing me! I'll look it up and post a link and you can check it out! And your right about it being awesome even without root! I just can't imagine not having the ability to run a @JoshBeach rom!
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can't go back to stock bootloader
I'm having a problem flashing the stock bootloader and getting it to stick. It still appears that I have the engineering bootloader.
When I boot up, I still have the long list of information pop up.
I have tried different versions of odin, plus the one click and the .tar
only thing I haven't don't was flash back to stock yet.
Any suggestions? Im just having a problem with going into panic mode when running Antutu Benchmark on my phone with certain frequencies and i'm trying to rule out all possibilities.
I'm having a problem flashing the stock bootloader and getting it to stick. It still appears that I have the engineering bootloader.
When I boot up, I still have the long list of information pop up.
I have tried different versions of odin, plus the one click and the .tar
only thing I haven't don't was flash back to stock yet.
Any suggestions? Im just having a problem with going into panic mode when running Antutu Benchmark on my phone with certain frequencies and i'm trying to rule out all possibilities.
Use Flashify from the play store, here's stock kernel...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ky4m2fwobibh5je/boot.img
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The kernel is a completely separate part of the programming than the Bootloader. Without a working Bootloader, your won't boot at all, but u can boot into recovery or download mode without a Kernel or ROM.
Yeah...
Yeah, I think I'm going blind. I know better than that. Thanks for setting me straight.
However, your issue is that you are completely unable to flash the stock bootloader, correct? And you have tried both the one-click and the tar files?
Hold on a second; let me see what I can find out for you...
Yeah, I think I'm going blind. I know better than that. Thanks for setting me straight.
However, your issue is that you are completely unable to flash the stock bootloader, correct? And you have tried both the one-click and the tar files?
Hold on a second; let me see what I can find out for you...
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Yes, I have tried both. The .tar on Odin 3.09 and the one click. Only thing I haven't done is flash back to stock and see if that works. But But that's a pain lol.
Odd...
Odd, and yeah, the reflashing of the entire stock tar seems the right call, but...are you rooted, and are you running any custom recovery?
Ok @bantzt, I looked at your signature line from my PC...I would hit the K3 thread and ask if anyone on your current setup has trouble switching between bootloaders. I've never had issue doing so, and I tested it on several occasions, but I've been running freeza's DeOdex ROM for a bit, with Beast kernel 1.0, nothing fancy, just a ton of themed apps, and a ton of work to get it the looking the way I want. You also might try updating your kernel, as V1.0 is stable.
Try this...
1. Backup your current setup
2. Flash stock tar
3. Flash recovery
4. Flash stock(ish) DeOdex rom
5. Try switching between stock and engineering bootloaders
6. Flash K3 build
7. Repeat attempting to switch between bootlaoders
8. IF item #7 works, restore data from the backup you made in step 1, assuming you've made no changes to your system files since flashing your version of K3
I hope this helps.
Good luck!
Odd, and yeah, the reflashing of the entire stock tar seems the right call, but...are you rooted, and are you running any custom recovery?
Ok @bantzt, I looked at your signature line from my PC...I would hit the K3 thread and ask if anyone on your current setup has trouble switching between bootloaders. I've never had issue doing so, and I tested it on several occasions, but I've been running freeza's DeOdex ROM for a bit, with Beast kernel 1.0, nothing fancy, just a ton of themed apps, and a ton of work to get it the looking the way I want. You also might try updating your kernel, as V1.0 is stable.
Try this...
1. Backup your current setup
2. Flash stock tar
3. Flash recovery
4. Flash stock(ish) DeOdex rom
5. Try switching between stock and engineering bootloaders
6. Flash K3 build
7. Repeat attempting to switch between bootlaoders
8. IF item #7 works, restore data from the backup you made in step 1, assuming you've made no changes to your system files since flashing your version of K3
I hope this helps.
Good luck!
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13I was asked to make this one-click to help simplify the process of flashing the new NAB Engineering Bootloader for our Note 3 users. A huge thanks to @freeza for posting it the original Bootloader TAR!
For more information on what the Bootloader is and isn't please visit his thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2655674.
I do not own a Note 3 so I have not been able to test this as I would normally prefer to do before releasing. I do however feel comfortable that it should work as designed.
Before proceeding please verify that you are already on either the NAB or NABD builds. If you are, feel free to proceed.
If you are not DO NOT proceed, you will brick your device.
Instructions:
1: Download the NAB Engineering or Stock Bootloader One-Click.
"SM-N900P NAB Engineering Bootloader.exe"
"SM-N900P_NAB_Stock_Bootloader.exe"
2: Start the Odin One-Click.
Navigate to the location where the Bootloader.exe was saved.
Double-click on Bootloader.exe". *On Vista or newer, you may need to right-click on the file and Run as Administrator.
3: Place phone in Download Mode.
- Power phone completely off.
- Press and hold Volume Down, Home and Power buttons, all at the same time.
- Release the buttons only when the ‘Warning!!’ message appears.
- Press [Volume Up] to enter Download mode.
4: Connect USB cable to PC and phone.
Odin should show a yellow COM port in the second column. If you do not see a yellow COM port, you may need to run the Odin One-Click as Administrator and/or unplug/plugin the USB cable after starting Odin One-Click.
5: Start Odin flash process.
Press [Start].
6: Complete - PASS!
Status should change to green PASS! At this point your phone should automatically reboot.
Enjoy!
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[ODIN]SM-N900P NAB Bootloaders (Stock & Engineering)(One-Clicks) , ROM for the Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Contributors
rwilco12
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2015-02-12
Last Updated 2015-02-1274OP updated with a link for the stock NAB bootloader! Thanks to @micmars and @optimummind for testing!3Tested & all is good~!! Thank you again~!!
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Boy this is why I love choices. I prefer the engineering/open bootloader, others prefer stock. Having both is an excellent thing indeed.
Glad we have this, that you requested it, and that Rwilco12 published it.
Everyone benefits.
More cowbell.
I bet a dime.
Triband cubed.
Lol®
Sent from my SM-N900P using Xparent BlueTapatalk 23@rwilco12 Do you think you can also release the official non-engineering edition bootloader tar for us to flash? I'm currently on the engineering edition but all those lines at boot are kind of tripping my OCD.
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Sending you a PM now.
