It doesn't work anymore on newer 4.3 Firmwares (MJ9 with Changelist:1986587 and newer)
Hello friends,
I found a solution how to have stock permissive kernel without having warranty bit label at boot. In my approach I will explain you how it works.
→ IT WILL WORK ONLY WITH STOCK KERNEL
-> flash newest 4.3 firmware
-> root your S4 using CF-Auto-Root
-> install ES File Explorer or another root file explorer you like
-> remove Samsung KNOX manually ! (see my DE-SAMSUNGNIZER Script which apk's or folders you must delete)
-> install Universal Init.d Support and start the app (Click me)
-> enable init.d [if have problems by enabling init.d, you must have BusyBox before using the app]
-> download this script and copy it to system/etc/init.d using a file explorer
-> set the permissions to 777 (rwxrwxrwx)
-> reboot and enjoy your permissive stock kernel without having any labels at boot :good:
→ Video demonstration ←
Thanks to:
@Chainfire for CF-Auto-Root and SuperSU
@Ryuinferno for his great App
@everyone who motivated me :good:
Hello friends,
I found a solution how to have stock permissive kernel without having warranty bit label at boot. In my approach I will explain you how it works.
→ IT WILL WORK ONLY WITH STOCK KERNEL
-> flash newest 4.3 firmware
-> root your S4 using CF-Auto-Root
-> install ES File Explorer or another root file explorer you like
-> remove Samsung KNOX manually ! (see my DE-SAMSUNGNIZER Script which apk's or folders you must delete)
-> install Universal Init.d Support and start the app (Click me)
-> enable init.d [if have problems by enabling init.d, you must have BusyBox before using the app]
-> download this script and copy it to system/etc/init.d using a file explorer
-> set the permissions to 777 (rwxrwxrwx)
-> reboot and enjoy your permissive stock kernel without having any labels at boot :good:
→ Video demonstration ←
Thanks to:
@Chainfire for CF-Auto-Root and SuperSU
@Ryuinferno for his great App
@everyone who motivated me :good:
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