Since when was it discovered that Sprint plugged the Towelroot hole. I've been rooted and ROM flashed for a couple months now, no trip, unsupported or nothing?
I'm a fairly new Linux Mint 17 user migrating from Xp but couldn't for the life of me Root my device in Linux. . .
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I got an update a week ago and just recently tried to root via towelroot and it tells me my phone is not suppport or doesn't recognize my phone.
Yes, I did try the codes to, 3 in fact, same results all three times.
This is with v3 of towelroot too.
Phone info via the settings says the following:
Model #: SPH-L720T
Baseband: L720TVPUBNG5
Kernel is dated July 31st
Build #: KOT49H.L720TVPUBNG5
So I can confirm towelroot does not work.
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If you are using a custom recovery you used other than towelroot, and you said Knox was not tripped? That's odd then because as far as I know if you use a custom recovery it always trips Knox. If you say your using a custom rom then you are indeed using a custom recovery, unless you did it via Odin, if so I'd like to know how you flashed via Odin and use a ROM without Knox being tripped because that's exactly what I want to do.
Check to make sure Knox in recovery is not set to 1 or 0x1 and confirm. If it's 0 or 0x0 then I need to learn how you flashed

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I just want a simple root nothing more, without tripping Knox. I won't be flashing any ROMs at all