Will this work for AT&T? I don't see 900A so I'm assuming not. Hoping 900 is the same model.
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Yes the latest version it does.I've been carefully following this thread and I'm still wondering:
[Q] Does the nandroid restore work yet on SM-N9005?
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Yes, some people have tested it.I've been carefully following this thread and I'm still wondering:
[Q] Does the nandroid restore work yet on SM-N9005?
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Yes, pls use lastest version, support old backup files to restore.Hello Chenglu,
Does Restore works on SM-N900 ?
Please confirm...
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+1Hi Guys is CWM 6.0.4.4 now safe for N900T?No More BootLoops
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Look under general/security+1
Also I don't have the option for the Reacivation Lock. What do we do if we don't have it since the OP says: "Must let Reactivation Lock off first(Settings--General--security)."
that isnt exactly a new thing and it isnt a "issue".. its been like that on almost every Sammy phone i have used.. if you are on the stock rom and flash a custom recovery after a reboot the recovery will be reverted to stock.. you have to delete/rename 2 files to make sure that the custom recovery stick
/system/recovery-from-boot.p*
/system/etc/install-recovery.sh
PS- btw if anyone is still worried restoring backups works fine on the latest recovery
Go to menu System settings then in the search field write reactivation and the phone find it for you(it is disabled by default). you can do that with any setting you are looking for, it is like windows 7 search.Hi,
I need to disable the Reactivation lock feature but I cant find it under Settings - General - Security . Ive tried looking everywhere and just cant find it..! I know its enabled because when I goto recovery mode it shows that its enabled. Its stopping me from flashing the CWM rom.. !
Thanks for any help..!
I don't have it I guess. I did that, and it says "No results found", so I went ahead and installed 6.0.4.4, booted into recovery, did a back up, and when I went to reboot I still get the fix root message. I mean when you select Reboot system, and then the next screen shows, and there are about six rows of "NO", then one "YES - Fix Root su/system/ux/bin" or something like that, and then two more "NO"s. Should I select to fix root? I selected "NO", and then I ran Root checker after it rebooted, and it passed with correct root access.Go to menu System settings then in the search field write reactivation and the phone find it for you(it is disabled by default). you can do that with any setting you are looking for, it is like windows 7 search.
I'm wanting to try this but do I need to Odin tar file first to find reactivation cause its no where found at all or is the n900-t different from others can some please give me a little insightGo to menu System settings then in the search field write reactivation and the phone find it for you(it is disabled by default). you can do that with any setting you are looking for, it is like windows 7 search.
I'm thinking the 900T is different. I didn't have it before I started with a completely stock phone, and I still don't have it after ODIN and installing SU. I guess that's OK since lonelyw said it's off by default, and the OP says to make sure it's off before starting. My only worry is the "YES - Fix root" thing when I'm in recovery. Should I fix it or not?I'm wanting to try this but do I need to Odin tar file first to find reactivation cause its no where found at all or is the n900-t different from others can some please give me a little insight
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Yea same here don't really know if I do it I should select yes or noI'm thinking the 900T is different. I didn't have it before I started with a completely stock phone, and I still don't have it after ODIN and installing SU. I guess that's OK since lonelyw said it's off by default, and the OP says to make sure it's off before starting. My only worry is the "YES - Fix root" thing when I'm in recovery. Should I fix it or not?![]()
Look on the Web to really get an idea of what it is and check it out http://sammyhub.com/2013/10/10/galaxy-note-3-reactivation-lock/I'm thinking the 900T is different. I didn't have it before I started with a completely stock phone, and I still don't have it after ODIN and installing SU. I guess that's OK since lonelyw said it's off by default, and the OP says to make sure it's off before starting. My only worry is the "YES - Fix root" thing when I'm in recovery. Should I fix it or not?![]()