Request help installing recovery on my Rooted Verizon Note 3

wilspeak

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Hello , I am trying to install your Jasmine 5.0 Rom on my Rooted Verizon Note 3. I downloaded and installed the safestrap 3.75-B04 apk on the device. I granted it (SU) and it says its installed , but it will not reboot into TWRP recovery. How do I fix this issue ? I tried several ways to make safestrap work and none have helped. Can anyone help me fix this issue ? I appreciate any help thank you.
 

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Hello , I am trying to install your Jasmine 5.0 Rom on my Rooted Verizon Note 3. I downloaded and installed the safestrap 3.75-B04 apk on the device. I granted it (SU) and it says its installed , but it will not reboot into TWRP recovery. How do I fix this issue ? I tried several ways to make safestrap work and none have helped. Can anyone help me fix this issue ? I appreciate any help thank you.
I debated not answering this post for two reasons:


(1) I count at least 3 separate identical posts from you in multiple forums and threads. Stop it. That's called spamming or cross-posting. It's unacceptable behavior.

(2) Just about 8 or 10 posts down from this one there is a thread that covers this exact issue, check out what it's title is:

Needing help with Safestrap Recovery, Will not boot to recovery

What you need help with apparently, is searching


Safestrap 3.75 was built for KK (KitKat) ROMs - Android 4.4.x

By your own words, you have Jasmine 5.0 installed, which is based off of OB6 - Lollipop 5.0

SImply put, Safestrap has never worked on Lollipop ROMs and never will. The developer moved on.



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wilspeak

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First off, I was not trying to spam or cross-post or conduct myself with unacceptable behavior. Secondly, I appreciate all the help and advice that I receive . What I don't appreciate is unwarranted criticism. I was only trying to find an answer to my problem, and if I can help someone else , I will do so. Again I appreciate all the help and advice that I receive. I hope that I was NOT spamming or cross-posting or conducting unacceptable behavior. I apologize to all if I was offensive.
 

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First off, I was not trying to spam or cross-post or conduct myself with unacceptable behavior.
And yet you did. See forum rule #5

Secondly, I appreciate all the help and advice that I receive.
OK, you are welcome. I answered your question, did I not?


What I don't appreciate is unwarranted criticism.
Asking you to follow the rules requested by the moderators and followed largely by everyone is not unwarranted criticism. It's asking you to follow the rules.

I was only trying to find an answer to my problem, and if I can help someone else , I will do so.
Posting the identical message multiple times doesn't help anyone. It merely makes the life of other people worse when they actually follow the rules and try searching for something.

Again I appreciate all the help and advice that I receive.
You're welcome.

I hope that I was NOT spamming or cross-posting or conducting unacceptable behavior.
Spamming or Cross-posting have an extremely simple definition: posting exact duplicates of the same message in multiple forums and multiple threads. Hope has nothing to do with it.

I apologize to all if I was offensive.
I can't speak for all; but for me - apology accepted. Go and cross-post no more.


The forum rules are right up there at the top of the list of threads. Here's some excerpts from those rules, which are pretty much the same in almost every forum:

1. Search before posting.

Use one of our search functions before posting or creating a new thread. Whether you have a question or just something new to share, it's very likely that someone has already asked that question or shared that news.

5. Create a thread or post a message only once.

As a large forum, we don't need unnecessary clutter. You're free to edit your message as you like, so if you do not receive an answer, revisit your message and see if you can describe your problem better. Not everyone is online at the same time so it might take a while before you receive an answer.

Imagine what a horrible mess this place would be if everyone posted identical copies of their messages 3 or 4 times in separate places. Most messages would be orphans with no responses, and interesting topics with many responders would be split into 4 unrelated conversations with many people repeating the same information with different chronologies, and largely being unaware of contributions of others. That is why it is frowned upon.
 

wilspeak

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And yet you did. See forum rule #5



OK, you are welcome. I answered your question, did I not?




Asking you to follow the rules requested by the moderators and followed largely by everyone is not unwarranted criticism. It's asking you to follow the rules.



Posting the identical message multiple times doesn't help anyone. It merely makes the life of other people worse when they actually follow the rules and try searching for something.



You're welcome.



Spamming or Cross-posting have an extremely simple definition: posting exact duplicates of the same message in multiple forums and multiple threads. Hope has nothing to do with it.



I can't speak for all; but for me - apology accepted. Go and cross-post no more.


The forum rules are right up there at the top of the list of threads. Here's some excerpts from those rules, which are pretty much the same in almost every forum:




Imagine what a horrible mess this place would be if everyone posted identical copies of their messages 3 or 4 times in separate places. Most messages would be orphans with no responses, and interesting topics with many responders would be split into 4 unrelated conversations with many people repeating the same information with different chronologies, and largely being unaware of contributions of others. That is why it is frowned upon.
Excuse me for not being perfect like everyone is and Yes you did give me some useful information. I have to try to find the firmware for NC2 and downgrade from android 5.0. Thank You and if you can offer any more information please do. Thats what we are here for to help each other not to kick one down . :eek:
 

donc113

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Excuse me for not being perfect like everyone is and Yes you did give me some useful information. I have to try to find the firmware for NC2 and downgrade from android 5.0. Thank You and if you can offer any more information please do. Thats what we are here for to help each other not to kick one down . :eek:
You can NOT downgrade from 5.0 to NC2

You can supposedly downgrade from 5.0 to 4.4.4 which is NC4 I believe



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RaaidR

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Excuse me for not being perfect like everyone is and Yes you did give me some useful information. I have to try to find the firmware for NC2 and downgrade from android 5.0. Thank You and if you can offer any more information please do. Thats what we are here for to help each other not to kick one down . :eek:
Being whiny won't make others jump to pitch in and help you any further with your problem. Nobody is asking you to be perfect, but to read and do a little research and not cross post. The answers to your questions are covered here very thoroughly.