Hey guys, new to XDA, I'm in the market for the Oneplus 3 and want to root it when I purchase it. My question is: What version of Windows do I need to be able to root the Oneplus 3? Or can I use a Chromebook? Like I said, I'm new so I dont have much expertise when it comes to this! Thanks.
doesn't matter, just have adb installed and the right drivers.
you can also use linux or or mac.
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A quick guide rooting with Windows 8 Pro
This guide is for Win 8 users that are trying to root thier S4 I9505 T-Mobile
Now most of you know that Rooting with Win 8 is really hard so here a guide
1.Download Odin (ver 3.07 or higer)
2. Get your CF-Root file
3.MAke sure you have the latest Samsung USB drivers installed (I`ts Ver 1.5.27.0)
4.Be sure to use your original S4 USB cable it wont work without it
5.Now here starts the part where you let Win 8 Root your device
5a. Press WINkey + C from there you do the next
5b.Settings-->Change PC settings
5c.General-->Advanced setup-->Restart now
5d.Troubleshoot-->Advanced options-->Startup settings-->Restart
5e. The PC will restart and you will have options with number next to it press the number of the option that says "Disable driver signature enforcement" after The pc will restart you will be able to install the USB drivers easly
6. after you did all this steps you can root like any body else
This guide can be used to any Phone actully Not only S4 i9505 T-Mobile
NOTE: I am not responsible for any damage to your PC or Phone.!!
:laugh:ENJOY YOUR NEW ROOTED PHONE:laugh:
Great bro, really helped me out !
Thanks for this.
I'm running Windows 7, but this is a great reference to have in case I move to Windows 8 :good:
This is not needed, I rooted 3 s4's using the other methods with ease.
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Will this method work with my M919 on Android 4.4.4?
EDIT: Never mind, I saw you added that it can work on any device. Will try this.
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This is not needed, I rooted 3 s4's using the other methods with ease.
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Your comments are not as helpful as your mission statement !!!
You did not provide knowledge.
Pp. ???
Hey XDA,
do any of you know if this is supported yet? If so does anyone know how to install it. I tried to look it up to no avail. I was also thinking about doing the steps on their website to install it but did not want to brick the device and was confused on whether the device is a 32 or 64bit system.
Thanks in advance.
Sorry, it is only for the 2012 Nexus 7, I believe.
Hey guys! I am pretty new to a lot of this rooting and custom ROM installs. I recently picked up an Asus TF300T from a friend at work which i have root(the easy part). The reason why i was looking into this or even a laptop was because i wanted to start tinkering with pen testing with Kali Linux. After a lot of research, trying to retain what information i could, i have found there is an image for Kali for armel. This brings 2 questions to mind that i cannot find the answers to. 1 - Even though the CPU on my Asus tablet is ARMv7 will armel images work? From what i have found, i would want to use an armhf image to flash to the device due to the version of the CPU. And 2 - Is there a distro(i have been unsuccessful finding one) that has the drivers required to make a smoothing working environment? During the course of my research into this issue, i have found there are some distributions of Ubuntu that currently work with my tablet. More specifically Ubuntu Touch(i think?). This got me thinking, since both Kali and Ubuntu are both Debian based distros(i could be wrong, please correct me if i am) could i take the section of the file system from Ubuntu Touch that has the drivers for my tablet that allow it to work correctly and replace it with the section of the file system for the ARM image of Kali? I should mention that i have been able to get Kali to install and run with Linux Deploy. However, i feel it is slower than i was anticipating. And all the tools are there, they just do not open for some reason. Which is a whole different issue that i haven't figured out yet. I was hoping that perhaps one of you may have an idea if the two questions i have posed will work, or could maybe shed some light on how to go about accomplishing what i am trying to do. Or if any of you know of a version of Kali that will work on my tablet or maybe even one someone has already built for this particular model. Any guidance, tips, or knowledge on this subject will be very much appreciated. I understand going out and buying a laptop or a tablet with an image supported on Kalis website would be the ideal and most efficient solution, but i have a bad habit taking the hard way to gain some more information and knowledge haha. Thank you all for taking the time to read this and thanks in advanced for any responses .
Kyle
Hello, guys!
Before everything I want to state that I'm not a developer. It's just an idea, which I came up with.
First of all I couldn't find anything about the zx551ml, only about the ze551ml, so I wanted to create a way to install Win10.
After unlocking the bootloader and root you can use the Linux Deploy (Play Store). With that you can install Ubuntu_x86, which is a x86 based OS (there's also an ARM version, but it won't work, I guess). With that you only need to enable the Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT), after that you just need to install VirtualBox. Please don't kill me for that, I just really want to create a way to install Windows 10 on the Zoom. If it's impossible this way, please tell me what is not possible of that, but again, please don't kill me for it. I haven't got a Zoom yet, but if this works, than I'll get one.
Thanks.
Windows 8 works fine under qemu-kvm, kernel from BORETS_ROM-2017.06.25_2 (include kvm.ko and kvm-intel.ko), you can run same things as on ze551ml.
Found this http://www.alltechfeed.com/install-...d-mobile-tablet-dual-boot-change-my-software/ but i would be carefull could be scam. Virustotal.com has 2 positives but tons of people claim it works (on youtube but could be bots).
Hello everyone,
I am looking to root my Redmi Note 8 however I don't have a Windows computer.
How could I root it on a computer running Manjaro Linux? Has anyone had a similar experience?
Hi there, you could try to take a shot at this
https://www.xiaomitool.com/V2/
Still have to test it, but the developer claims that it works on Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
Lemme know if it works 'cause I'm planning to go on a Manjaro only machine soon