Thanks for letting us know :good:beans has done it again http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2726558
I've updated the first page to redirect everyone to Beans thread.
Thanks for letting us know :good:beans has done it again http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2726558
Is this essentially what was done by beans & crew?It's possible to get a pre-rooted system.img with SS, install it, immediately reboot into download mode, install boot.img (kernel and ramdisk), modem, bootloader images, etc... then reboot. S4 guys did it. It's completely feasible for us. I can provide instructions for you to do this, but it may be somewhat verbose.
If we as a community are interested in seeing further leaks, I'd advise against uploading any mirrors of these files. The uploader has requested exclusivity. This seems like a fair trade-off to me.
YupIs this essentially what was done by beans & crew?
That's EXACTLY what beans and crew did. Wouldn't be a bad idea to pop over there and say thanks if you found it useful!Is this essentially what was done by beans & crew?
I don't have the Dev Edition, but don't you just apply the update. Reboot into TWRP/CWM Recovery, Flash SuperSU and then Enjoy! The leak may lose Root,but I don't think it locks the BootLoader, should work.
this is what i thought and scared of. we need somebody to pull them out and make zip for deI'm about 80% sure you don't want to flash this to dev because it'll have the bootloader files in it. If you flash it you might lock your boatloader and end up with a retail device. It'll need files pulled out of it like beans did with the 4.3 files.
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Beans has instructions for dev devices in his thread. You flash his rom in recovery and the flash a kitkat kernel from a t-mobile note 3.this is what i thought and scared of. we need somebody to pull them out and make zip for de
i dont see that. his latest tar for de is mje 4.3Beans has instructions for dev devices in his thread. You flash his rom in recovery and the flash a kitkat kernel from a t-mobile note 3.
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Correct no need for the modem, just the tar and pit.Has anyone made a howto to go from the leaked version back to MJE?
I am guessing wipe phone, download mode, install MJE tar and the HLTE_USA_VZW_32G.Pit in odin.
what about the modem file?
What do you mean loadable Kernel Modules? Are you saying a possibility of CM11? Because I know we need their kernel to run it and the locked bootloader was stopping us from changing the general right? or do I have this all wrong lolThis build is very stable. It was also rooted, and now I discovered that loadable kernel modules are enabled... This build is everything we could ever want. For that I am very thankful.
Try looking at his 4.4.2 rom post in the dev section. It has normal instructions then dev instructions. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52088473i dont see that. his latest tar for de is mje 4.3
In theory, yes, but I don't want to get everyone's hopes up. I'm sure the right people are working on it. Kernel modules pretty much let us interact with the kernel/hardware resources, and typically are EXTREMELY useful for exploits. In theory, using kexec to dump the kernel and re-init with a new kernel/ramdisk is possible. AOSP/Custom roms would be open to us then. Much work to be done, but this is much more realistic than unlocking the bootloader. Really, all I wanted is custom kernels, I'd be okay without unlocked bootloader if I had that. It would breath new life in the Note 3 VZW development scene (even though the devs there are already fantastic.)What do you mean loadable Kernel Modules? Are you saying a possibility of CM11? Because I know we need their kernel to run it and the locked bootloader was stopping us from changing the general right? or do I have this all wrong lol
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Probably not, but with this leak, you don't want to.Read through this and can't find the answer. If one loads this, will they be able to load further OTAs?