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Default [GUIDE] Installing CWM, Making Backup and Rooting on Galaxy R I9103

Installing CWM, Making a Backup and Rooting on the Galaxy R I9103:

All you need is:
ODIN
CWM
Superuser

Completely Switch off your Galaxy R I9103 (wait for vibration to confirm switch off)
Switch on in Download mode by pressing Vol Down + Home Button + Power button simultaneously
You will see a warning for installing custom firmware, just confirm it by pressing Vol Up and enter in download mode.
Start ODIN software on your PC
Connect your Galaxy R I9103 to your PC via USB cable
Now you should see "Added" in ODIN message box, if not please check and install Samsung USB drivers again.
Click on PDA tab and browse to the ".tar" inside the CWM file
Don`t change any other option in Odin, make sure Re-Partition is not checked
Press start button and you will be done within 2 minutes and Odin will show as Pass.
Now your mobile will reboot automatically
CWM Recovery is installed.

* NOW MAKE A CWM BACKUP OF YOUR DEVICE! *
Completely Switch off your Galaxy R I9103 (wait for vibration to confirm switch off)
Switch on in CWM recovery mode by pressing Power button, waiting for "Galaxy R" splash screen, and then pressing Vol Up + Home Button simultaneously
Make a Backup (Use Vol keys to scroll)

Now its time to root your device by installing Superuser
Completely Switch off your Galaxy R I9103 (wait for vibration to confirm switch off)
Switch on in CWM recovery mode by pressing Power button, waiting for "Galaxy R" splash screen, and then pressing Vol Up + Home Button simultaneously
Click on to “install zip from SD card” (Use Vol keys to scroll)
Select Zip from SD card >> select the superuser ZIP file
After the ZIP is installed, reboot the device by going to main menu
Now your Samsung Galaxy R I9103 is rooted, without yellow triangle.
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Where have you been before?!
My phone have a yellow triangle on a screen, is there any way to remove that? This is my first android phone and i did not backup and i was complete noob about all this
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Where have you been before?!
My phone have a yellow triangle on a screen, is there any way to remove that? This is my first android phone and i did not backup and i was complete noob about all this
You can remove the yellow triangle by

1) Flashing back to the original Kernel

2) resetting the binary counter using USB Jig (Check Ebay for "USB Jig Samsung Galaxy S2" and Youtube for instructions)

The yellow triangle is just a warning that you have flashed insecure kernel and i see no danger in that.
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Thanks for the reply
as i sad before, i didn't made a backup of stock kernel... where can i find a stock kernel for europe model? i kind a need it... i'll may be returning my phone for service check
 
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Can use CheckFUS to download the European firmware. See this thread.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1408610
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Can use CheckFUS to download the European firmware. See this thread.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1408610
Dude you are a genius
I found my firmware on it...downloading now
...but what should i do with it? use odin and pda option?
 
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Dude you are a genius
I found my firmware on it...downloading now
...but what should i do with it? use odin and pda option?
Yes..Use the ODIN and PDA option to flash the firmware..

You mentioned you will sent phone to service.
Your binary counter will not be reset even though you flash the original firmware.

See if you can buy a USB jig. It might be handy for you always to unbrick you device, in case u brick/semi-brick it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1068522

You can also home make USB jig from a spare micro USB cable. See instructions here. But be careful of the terminals. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdn5GoRjhn0
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Yes..Use the ODIN and PDA option to flash the firmware..

You mentioned you will sent phone to service.
Your binary counter will not be reset even though you flash the original firmware.

See if you can buy a USB jig. It might be handy for you always to unbrick you device, in case u brick/semi-brick it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1068522

You can also home make USB jig from a spare micro USB cable. See instructions here. But be careful of the terminals. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdn5GoRjhn0
Thank you so much
...will look into the usb jig thing
Thanks again
 
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You can remove the yellow triangle by

The yellow triangle is just a warning that you have flashed insecure kernel and i see no danger in that.
The main function of the Yellow Triangle, is to show to Samsung Service that you did something that violates the warranty.

So Samsung Service can tell you:
"You have to pay to repair this device, you have violated the warranty."

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