So, I was on the journey to rooting my S5, and I seem to have run into a block in the road.
The issue: My phone gets stuck at the 'Samsung Galaxy S5' screen when being rebooted/turned on. After sitting there for a while, it goes into recovery mode.
The cause: In order to root my phone using Towelroot, I was told that I would have to flash my OS back to 4.4.2 (it is currently up-to-date). When I tried flashing it back using Odin, the transition was a failure. I was then told that I would need to switch my kernel to the ncg version, which I proceeded to do by following a guide on these forums, also using Odin. Odin said that the transition was a success, but now my phone won't turn on and I am being faced with the aforementioned issue.
Am I screwed? I'm assuming that I'm not, seeing as my phone definitely isn't hard-bricked. How can I fix this?
Thanks in advance for responses!
The issue: My phone gets stuck at the 'Samsung Galaxy S5' screen when being rebooted/turned on. After sitting there for a while, it goes into recovery mode.
The cause: In order to root my phone using Towelroot, I was told that I would have to flash my OS back to 4.4.2 (it is currently up-to-date). When I tried flashing it back using Odin, the transition was a failure. I was then told that I would need to switch my kernel to the ncg version, which I proceeded to do by following a guide on these forums, also using Odin. Odin said that the transition was a success, but now my phone won't turn on and I am being faced with the aforementioned issue.
Am I screwed? I'm assuming that I'm not, seeing as my phone definitely isn't hard-bricked. How can I fix this?
Thanks in advance for responses!