Rooting SM-T860 OneUi-3.1 and installing TWRP (UPDATE: Updating to latest version without losing data) - Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Guides, News, & Discussion

(EDIT)
OneUI 4.1 has finally arrived, if you haven't got your Tab s6 rooted, you can just follow the instructions below. This new part is for the people who followed the guide to root their Tab s6 and now want to update to the new firmware version without losing their data. This guide is inspired in https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...te-rooted-device-whilst-keeping-data.4245989/. But for simplicity of search I have decided to place it here
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I ran into some problems and took some time to figure out how to install TWRP and root the tablet. The normal procedure by which you flash TWRP and then flash Magisk doesn't work as the download mode won't accept non-official files.
Then, once I got my tablet rooted by the patching method of Magisk, I installed TWRP with their app and got stuck in the logo due to not formatting the data.
After some research and quite a lot of time, I managed to get around that and be able to do everything.
Here is a step by step detailed guide of how to do so.
ATTENTION: These modifications void your warranty and may brick your device. I am in no way responsible for any damage you may cause. Follow this guide at your own risk
Requirements:
-> Latest version of the firmware of your model (I used this site which had the latest version and decent download speeds https://galaxyfirmware.com/model/SM-T860)
(To find which version to download, go into the Phone app, and type *#1234#)
-> Latest Magisk.apk file (https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases)
-> Disbale_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt zip file (https://zackptg5.com/android.php#disverfe)
-> Latest TWRP img (https://eu.dl.twrp.me/gts6l (europe) or https://dl.twrp.me/gts6l (americas))
-> Official TWRP tool (Play Store)
-> Samsung drivers (https://developer.samsung.com/android-usb-driver)
-> Latest Version of Odin (https://odindownload.com/SamsungOdin)
-> SD Card or Minimal ADB and Fastboot (https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/tool-minimal-adb-and-fastboot-2-9-18.2317790)
(If SD card)
Copy Magisk, AP file from the firmware zip, Disable_dm zip and TWRP img into the SD card, else, you will have to use adb sideload
0. Create a backup of all your data (we are going to wipe the data of the tablet)
(Tablet)
1. Activate developer settings (go to Settings->About Tablet->Software information, and tap 5 times on build number).
2. Go into developer settings and activate OEM unlocking and USB debugging.
3. Turn off the tablet and turn it back on pressing Power + Vol. Down buttons to enter Device Unlock Mode.
4. Press and hold Vol. Up and in the next menu, press Vol. Up to unlock the bootloader (attention, this will erase all of your data)
5. Run through the setup, but be sure to activate the internet (this will prevent the tablet from relocking).
6. Activate developer settings again, and go into it to check that OEM unlocking is greyed out.
7. Install Magisk
(PC)
8. (No SD) Copy the AP file to the Tablet.
(Tablet)
9. Go into Magisk, press Install->Patch a file->Recovery mode (on)->Select file (The AP file).
10. Copy the patched file back into your computer.
11. Shut down the tablet.
12. Press Vol. Up + Vol. Down and connect the tablet to your computer with a USB to enter download mode.
(PC)
13. Open Odin, it should show that your device is connected.
14. Go to the settings tab and uncheck the Auto-Reboot option.
15. Flash all the files of the latest firmware, using CSC (not HOME_CSC) but substituting the AP file with the patched one. (With the WiFi version, you might not have a CP file, don't worry)
CRITICAL STEP (if not followed correctly, may lead to bootloop)
(Tablet)
16. Once the flashing is complete, press Vol. Down + Power during 7 seconds to restart the tablet. As soon as the screen blacks out, swap to Vol. Up + Power (and keep pressing even though it asks to press power) to enter the recovery.
17. In the recovery, navigate to Wipe data/factory reset with the volume buttons and press power button to select. Confirm and reboot.
18. While rebooting, you need to press Vol. Up + Power during 3 seconds (Until the press power to continue appears). This is due to Magisk being installed in the recovery partition.
19. Run through the setup again, but this time you need to login into your google account to enter the Play Store.
20. You should have the Magisk app installed. Open it and it will configure itself.
21. When it reboots, press again Vol. Up + Power for 3 sec.
22. Download the Official TWRP app.
(PC)
23. (No SD) Copy the latest TWRP image previously downloaded into the tablet.
(Tablet)
24. Go into the TWRP app and give it root permissions.
25. Enter TWRP flash and select the latest TWRP img
26. Go into the reboot menu and select reboot recovery.
27. The phone will reboot into TWRP.
28. Tick don't show this message again and slide to allow modifications.
29. Wipe -> Wipe data, Cache and Dalvik and Format data.
30. Reboot -> Recovery.
31. (SD) Flash Disable_DM-Verity zip, and then flash Magisk zip.
32. (No SD) enter the advanced menu and open adb sideload. Connect to the PC, open Minimal adb and fastboot and adb sideload the zip files.
33. Reboot system
Congrats, you have a rooted Samsung Galaxy tab S6 with TWRP installed!
FAQ:
1) Ok, I f* up, I am now stuck in the Samsung logo, what do I do?
Press Power and Vol. Down for 7 seconds, this will auto reboot your tablet. Then, as soon as the screen goes off, try to press Vol. Down + Vol. Up and connect through USB to the PC. With some luck, you manage to get into download mode. If you don't, repeat.
Flash the files with the Magisk modified AP, reboot into recovery and factory reset (follow the next instructions if you want to install TWRP), or else flash the stock rom.
2) I am seeing some screens with some warning messages, is that Ok?
Yes, it is normal, Samsung does that to scare people off from installing modifications on their devices. Can I take them off? Yes, but it is not a simple process. If you really want to, follow this guide, but adapting to the device (https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...sage-on-samsung-a30-after-root-device.3954589). Another important thing is, when you want to enter recovery, you need to keep pressing Vol. Up + Power, even when the tablet displays the message that asks to press the power button.
3) Don't know... You ask

Works perfectly, thank you!

I have a question: to decrypt the internal memory which files can I flash?

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Samsung SM-J105F root

can somebody with a recovery that I can mode to run on my phone help? I am tired of using 360root.apk I want to use SuperSU and not these apps with Chinese interface
Here are the steps I followed after some extensive reading of other peoples methods and trying every possible app that would not work:
How to install TWRP and root the Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini (SM-J105F)
The device is powered by a Spreadtrum chipsets and Android 5.1.1
Basically what you need to do to root your Samsung, is to install/flash a custom recovery such as TWRP, which other than the limited functions of the OEM recovery, has all the features you need to flash a custom rom. You then boot into this TWRP recovery and use the touch menu to install/flash the SuperSu xx.zip file to give you root. It seems that other methods to root do not work on this specific phone.
Here is an Odin3 flashable *.tar md5 TWRP file that will also make it possible to root your Samsung Galaxy J1 SM-J105F, unfortunately it has to be paid for. Find it here: http://www.saroms.co.za/product/samsung-galaxy-j1-mini-j105f-root-file/ - and follow the bellow steps to flash the TWRP custom recovery and after rooting your J105F Samsung Galaxy J1 Mini.
Note: Odin3 only flashes with xxxx.tar or xxxx.tar.md5 files. TWRP can also flash xxxx.zip files.
To get into Odin mode or Download mode on the phone, switch off phone and unplug any cable to your PC or charger. Now hold in the Home button, the lower part of the volume button (V-) and the power button simultaneously. The phone will boot into a recovery screen and if you push the top part of the volume button (V+) you will switch to the Download screen. Only now can you plug your phone into the PC and run Odin3
Once TWRP recovery has been loaded, do the following to boot into TWRP recovery: Disconnect any cables to charger or PC. Switch off the phone. Now hold in the Home button, the upper part of the volume button (V+) and the power button simultaneously. The phone will boot showing the Teamwin screen and then the menu buttons which work from the touchscreen.
If you do not want to pay for the correct TWRP recovery for your specific device, then use Google to search for the file: TWRP SM-J105H_F_M_Y 5.1.1.tar
1. Download the following files:
(i) OEM Samsung firmware for your phone in case you have to fall back and reinstall the firmware i.e.
XFV-J105FXXU0AQA3-20170329071250.zip
(ii) TWRP SM-J105H_F_M_Y 5.1.1.tar or any other custom TWRP recovery file for your model phone.
(iii) UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.79-20161211114519.zip
2. Go to Settings > About device > Software Info > and tap on Build number a few times until you are a developer.
3. You should now see and tap on 'Developer options' if you go back to Settings.
4. In Developer options. turn on 'OEM Unlock' by moving the slider to the right, Enable. Never set that setting to off once you have loaded a custom firmware or TWRP custom recovery! You phone will brick and only show *“Custom binary blocked by FRP lock” after the next reboot!! (FRP = Factory Reset Protection)
* If so install OEM firmware with Odin3 and start again.
5. Copy the UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.79-20161211114519.zip file to the root of your internal storage SD card (not external). This will be installed by using TWRP recovery. Use your PC to do this.
6. Turn the device off and boot into "Download Mode” (V- and Home and Power ... and then V+)
7. Run the Odin3 application on your PC and load the recovery *.md5 file under 'AP' or load the file: TWRP SM-J105H_F_M_Y 5.1.1.tar.
8. Connect the MS-J105f to your PC and let Odin3 connect and ID:COM will go blue and show i.e. 0 : (COM4) > then click Start.
9. The SM-J105F will power on when done. Disconnect cable and power it off again.
10. Boot into recovery (V+ and Home and Power) will now boot into TWRP.
11. You will now see the TWRP menu touch screen.
12. Tap Install > scroll to the "UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.79-20161211114519.zip" file you downloaded and copied to the phone memory tap it.
13. Swipe at the bottom slider to confirm install.
14. Tap Reboot to system when done and you should be rooted.
15. Install and run SuperSU from the app store and run.
16. Install and run Root Checker Basic.
To reinstall the OEM firmware, download the proper xxxx.zip from the Samsung website.
You must the extract the xxx.tar.MD5 file from the download
If you can get into the Download screen on your SM-J105F then use Odin3 as above, just under PA select the OEM file xxxx.tar.MD5 (it takes a short while to select properly as it a very large 2 gb file after extracting)
Hope this helps someone else. Thanks to all whose posts and contributions helped me.

[GUIDE] Installing XPOSED on Galaxy S4 SGH-1337M (2017) (WITH PICTURES)

THIS GUIDE IS ONLY FOR GALAXY S4 SGH-1337M
Guide made on 2017-03-12
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE YOU DO TO YOUR PHONE!
PERFORMING THIS WILL MAKE YOUR WARRANTY GO AWAY!
LEAVE A THANKS IF IT WORKS
This guide is split up into four parts meaning that if you just want to root your phone or just want to restore to stock then you can YOU CAN NOT INSTALL XPOSED WITHOUT ROOTING AND GETTING STOCK FIRST!
Welcome to my guide on how to install XPOSED on the Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-1337M) this guide is strictly for the SGH-1337M the reason I made this was because I spent a lot of hours trying to put parts of threads together since no one had specifically made a guide that was simple and noob friendly for installing XPOSED. Another reason is some people feel uncomfortable following guides made for the SGH-1337 mainly because it is different from the SGH-1337M. Another reason was I found no updated 2016/2017 guides for it. Follow every part step by step or you may risk losing your phone.
Also make sure you backup anything that isn't synced with Google that you want to keep, photos, music, contacts. This will delete all data on the phone.
This guide will be split up into four parts:
-Stock
-Root
-ROM that is needed
-Installing XPOSED
Requirements:
-A PC
-Internet
-Samsung Galaxy S4 SGH-1337M
-USB Cable
-SD Card with at least three free GB on it.
Stock Firmware
BEFORE YOU BEGIN (IMPORTANT)
1. Power off device
2. Boot into the stock recovery by holding Power Button+Home Button+Volume Up Button when you see the Galaxy S4 logo then let go of Power Button but keep holding Home and Volume Up
3. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
4. Wipe Cache Partition
5. Power Down
Now you may begin
1. Download the latest stock firmware from sammobile for your device from make sure it is for 5.0.1:
-https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SGH-I337M/
2. Extract the .zip after you finish downloading
3. Download ODIN v.3.12.3
-Attachment at bottom of thread.
4. Extract the .zip to get the ODIN program.
5. Turn your device off.
6. Boot into download mode by holding Power Button+Volume Down Button
7. When it gives warning press the Volume Up Button
8. Connect device to PC using USB cable.
9. Run ODIN as administrator
10. Your ODIN screen should look like this now:
-http://prntscr.com/ej6hrl
Note: Where it says [0:COM8] The 8 can be any number.
11. Click AP and find the .md5 file you extracted from the stock firmware .zip from earlier.
Note: It is normal for ODIN to freeze while checking the file don't panic and don't close out.
12. On the left hand side where it says options copy down these settings
-http://prntscr.com/ej6ivi
13. When you are done all that it should look like this:
-http://prntscr.com/ej6jmz
Note: My .md5 file or binary size won't look exactly like yours don't panic.
14. Click start
15. It will take a while just be patient and wait, mine took about 10-15 minutes yours might take longer. It should look like this when done and it should reboot automatically:
-http://prntscr.com/ej6nq9
Note: First boot may take a while be patient.
16. Quickly go through setup it doesn't matter what you choose because this isn't the final product.
17. As soon as you finish setup head over to Settings.
18.Go to "More" and click Security
19. Check Unknown Sources
20. Go back to "More"
21. Go to About Device
22. Tap the Build Number until it says developer options enabled.
23. Go back to "More"
24. Go to Developer options
25. Check USB Debugging
26. Turn phone off.
Rooting The Device
1. Download CF-Auto-Root.zip
-http://download.chainfire.eu/327/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-jfltecan-jfltevl-sghi337m.zip
2. Extract the .zip
3. Boot into Download Mode.
4. Connect Device to PC
5. Run ODIN as administrator
6. Your ODIN screen should look like this now:
-http://prntscr.com/ej6hrl
Note: Where it says [0:COM8] The 8 can be any number.
7. Click AP and click the CF-Auto-Root .md5 file that you downloaded
8. On the left hand side where it says options copy down these settings
-http://prntscr.com/ej6ivi
9. When you are done all that it should look like this:
-http://prntscr.com/ej779o
10. Click Start
11. It should look like this when done and it should reboot automatically:
-http://prntscr.com/ej77ok
Note: First boot may take a while be patient.
12. When it starts go to Play Store sign in and download Root Checker by joeykrim
13. Open the app and make sure the phone is rooted
Note: When you click "Check for root" it will ask for SuperUser permission you have 15 seconds to click grant otheriwse it will show wrong results.
14. If it isn't repeat this process again
15. Turn phone off.
Custom ROM that is needed.
General Information:
-Basically XPOSED requires a deodexed firmware and when I wanted to get it I didn't know how to deodex my firmware so instead I found a custom ROM which is very popular and extremely good that has a deodexed firmware.
We can do this two ways, but first we must do this.
1. Power off device
2. Boot into the stock recovery by holding Power Button+Home Button+Volume Up Button when you see the Galaxy S4 logo then let go of Power Button but keep holding Home and Volume Up
3. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
4. Wipe Cache Partition
5. Power Down
Method 1 Downloading ROM using PC then transferring to SD Card
1. Download the GoldenEye ROM from here
-https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23991606952595353
2. Do not extract the .zip
3. Transfer .zip onto SD Card
4. Put SD card into phone
5. Boot phone and go through setup
6. Go to Google Play Store sign in and download ClockworkMod Rom Manager
7. Run the ROM Manager
8. Click Recovery Setup
9. Click ClockwordMod Recovery
10. Click your device.
11. Click "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery"
12. Give Superuser permissions
13. Reboot into Recovery from the ROM Manager
14. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
15. Wipe Cache Partition
16. Go to advanced
17. Wipe dalvik cache
18. Go back
19. install zip
20. Find the GoldenEye ROM from your SD card and install
21. It will start the Aroma installer click 1337M at device selection after you agree to terms.
22. Select GoldenEye Full
23. Go through the rest of the installer choosing your options that you prefer
24. It will take quite a while to install
Note: After it installs it will take a long time to boot do not panic for me it took around 15-20 minutes it might take longer for you.
Method 2 Downloading ROM using Device then transferring to SD Card
1. Boot Phone
2. Go through setup
3. Download the GoldenEye ROM from here using any browser from the Play Store
-https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23991606952595353
4. Do not extract the .zip
5. Move .zip onto sd card using any file manager found on Play Store
6. Go to Google Play Store sign in and download ClockworkMod Rom Manager
7. Run the ROM Manager
8. Click Recovery Setup
9. Click ClockwordMod Recovery
10. Click your device.
11. Click "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery"
12. Give Superuser permissions
13. Reboot into Recovery from the ROM Manager
14. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
15. Wipe Cache Partition
16. Go to advanced
17. Wipe dalvik cache
18. Go back
19. install zip
20. Find the GoldenEye ROM from your SD card and install
21. It will start the Aroma installer click 1337M at device selection after you agree to terms.
22. Select GoldenEye Full
23. Go through the rest of the installer choosing your options that you prefer
24. It will take quite a while to install
Note: After it installs it will take a long time to boot do not panic for me it took around 15-20 minutes it might take longer for you.
Installing XPOSED
We can do this two ways, but first we must do this.
1. Power off device
2. Boot into the stock recovery or CWM recovery by holding Power Button+Home Button+Volume Up Button when you see the Galaxy S4 logo then let go of Power Button but keep holding Home and Volume Up
3. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
4. Wipe Cache Partition
5. Power Down
Method 1 Downloading XPOSED using PC then transferring to SD Card
1. Download the XPOSED Framework and .apk installer from here
XPOSED Framework
-https://www.dropbox.com/s/taywsnvw994uvha/xposed-v86.2-samsung-5.0.x-sdk21-by-dkcldark-arm.zip?dl=1
XPOSED Installer
-Attached at bottom of thread
2. Do not extract the .zip
3. Transfer .zip and .apk onto SD Card
4. Put SD card into phone
5. Boot phone and go through setup
6. Go to Google Play Store sign in and download ClockworkMod Rom Manager
7. Run the ROM Manager
8. Click Recovery Setup
9. Click ClockwordMod Recovery
10. Click your device.
11. Click "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery"
12. Give Superuser permissions
13. Reboot into Recovery from the ROM Manager
14. Wipe Data/Factory Reset
15. Wipe Cache Partition
16. Go to advanced
17. Wipe dalvik cache
18. Go back
19. install zip
20. Find the XPOSED Framwork from your SD card and install
21. It will start the installing
24. It will take quite a while to install
Note: After it installs it will take a long time to boot do not panic.
25. Go through setup process and then install the .apk from the SD card by clicking it using any file manager.
26. It will install
Final
We have finally finished installing XPOSED it was a long process but it was worth it.
Going to be doing some major updates to the steps stay tuned.

(ROOT) How to root your galaxy A20/A20e using Magisk

THIS WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY OR MAY BRICK YOUR PHONE IF NOT DONE CORRECTLY.
I made this because i wanted to play AR games on an unsupported phone, so i want to help other people.
Follow this tutorial CLOSELY, or you'll mess up your phone
WARNING: THIS POST IS DIVIDED IN TO PARTS, IF YOU'RE HERE FOR THE A20e ROOT GUIDE, PLEASE CLICK (Coming soon)
1.0: Preparing.
1. Get your firmware from Sammobile or other sites
Get the NEWEST firmware that is from YOUR COUNTRY.
2. Download and install samsung mobile drivers.
3. Download ODIN Flash tool.
1.1: Unlocking your bootloader.
From this point on, you are taking a risk. You will void your warranty if you continue, i cant stress this enough.
1. Open the settings app, and navigate to: Device Info>Software Information and press Build number 7 times in a row. You will now have access to the developer settings.
2. Navigate back to settings, scroll down and press on "Developer settings"
3. Now, you should see a button called "OEM Unlock". PRESSING THIS WILL WIPE ALL OF YOUR DATA. (Which is normal.)
4. Go through the inital setup, and dont enter your data YET. Dont turn on wifi aswell, since youre going to wipe your data again later.
5. Now, turn off your phone.
6. When your phone is turned off, hold the Volume UP and DOWN button, and plug in your USB-Type C cable.
7. Now, hold the volume UP button for 8 seconds, until the screen changes. Press the volume UP button afterwards. Your data will get wiped again.
8. Go through the initial setup AGAIN, connect to wifi, but DONT enter your google/samsung account data just yet.
You have now unlocked your bootloader.
1.2: Unpacking your boot image.
1. Once you have the firmware, extract it using 7-Zip (Or any other extraction program).
2. You should now have a file called "boot.img.lz4"
3. Download the LZ4 Program on Github.
4. -Extract the zip in any EMPTY folder.
-Put the "boot.img.lz4" into the folder.
-Open CMD. Navigate to the folder you extracted LZ4 into.
- use this command to extract it: "lz4.exe -d boot.img.lz4 boot.img
- Done, now put the "boot.img" to your phone storage.
1.3: Patching the boot image.
1. After you copied the "boot.img" to your phone storage, open magisk manager.
2. Now, select the Install button on the TOP. Press "Patch an image"
3. Select the "boot.img" file you copied from your PC.
4. Wait.
5. Done. Copy the "magisk_patched.img" file to your computer.
6. Convert the ".img" file into a ".tar" file.
2.0: Rooting: Flashing the .tar to your phone.
Follow closely.
1. Turn off your phone, and hold the volume UP and Power button at the same time. After you booted into the recovery, select "reboot into bootloader".
2. Open odin, and firstly go to "options" and untick "Auto reboot". Then, press the "AP" Slot, and select the "magisk_patched.tar" file.
3. Connect your USB Cable, and press "start".
4. it should now say "PASS"
2.1: Rooting
1. hold the volume DOWN and Power button for 7 seconds.
2. QUICKLY hold the volume UP and Power button
3. Select "Wipe data". Press yes.
3. Now, go through the initial setup. You can now enter your data, since we arent wiping our phone anymore.
3. Final Touches
1. Download Magisk Manager again. Open it, and it will install a zip. It will automatically restart.
2. Open magisk manager. If there is a GREEN tick on the top, Well done! You've made it!
You are done with rooting your phone! you can now leave, or continue if you want to play AR games.
Other: AR Compatibility
1. Open magisk manager, press the 3 lines on the top left, and select "downloads"
2. Search "ARCore"
3. Install it, and reset your phone.
4. Now, go to the play store and install "ARCore"
5. You have AR access! Download games like "FNaF AR" or anything else.
This guide will get updated every week.
anyone can confirm this'll work?
Chiryn said:
anyone can confirm this'll work?
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I tried it, but it didn't work. I think I downloaded a bad firmware tho. I am going to try it now. Btw. if you want an easy firm download I highly recomend Frija v.1.3.0. - only easy, fast and WORKING (at least for me) firmware downloader.
I am stuck at odin saying NAND Write Start!!.
Could anyone help me?

[ROOT GUIDE] T860 root no TWRP method

This is an advanced guidance.
I will explain exact procedure presuming other things are already known for those who are know what are they doing.
Therefore, if anything goes wrong I don't feel responsible for whatever you do.
1. Unlock bootloader
2. Device will, format itself. Do initial setup without setting anything because you will need it to format again.
3. Boot device and turn on OEM unlock and USB debugging in to developer options in system settings.
4. Reboot device again.
5. Download stock firmware (you can use FRIJA or SAMFIRM tool from XDA.)
6. Unpack firmware zip
7. Connect tablet to your PC
8. From folder of unpacked firmware COPY AP file to your tablet SDCard/Documents folder.
9. Download and install latest Magisk Manager.apk on tablet.
10. Open Magisk Manager you will see "Magisk is NOT installed" in red letters but no problem.Set it EXACTLY like on picture 1.
11.Click "install" and you will see screen on picture 2.
12. Select "SELECT AND PATCH A FILE" and select that AP firmware file you previously copied from your PC
13. Magisk will start to patch a file. When patching is done...
14. Close Magisk Manager and open your SDCard/Documents folder on tablet. You will find there "MAGISK_PATCHED.TAR" file.
15. Copy that file from tablet to PC
FLASHING
Turn off tablet and put it in download mode
1. Open on PC patched ODIN 13.3 or 13.4 and UNTICK "reboot automaticly" on ODIN settings
2. Select files for flashing BL to BL, CP to CP, CSC to HOME_CSC....
BUT EXCEPT ORIGINAL AP FILE SELECT "MAGISK_PATCHED.TAR" FILE !
3. Flash all files to your tablet and disconnect from PC when ODIN finished
4. Reboot tablet into recovery and format data and cachee ! Restart tablet and wait few minutes to load
5. Set up tablet as usually.
6. Install Magisk Manager.apk and open it...It will do some patching updates then reboot itself.
7. Open Magisk Manager again and install Magisk zip from manager. Manager will root and reboot device itself.
8. You have a root without TWRP
.
To keep this guide short, same video procedure I found here...It is for S10+ but applicable for this tablet as well.
ROOT WITH MAGISK
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Thank for that clarity .. i just get an Tab s6 and i needed i simple and recent tutorial.
This guide worked perfectly. The one with twrp didn't.
Thank you.
This didn't work for me.
3. Flash all files to your tablet and disconnect from PC when ODIN finished
4. Reboot tablet into recovery and format data and cachee ! Restart tablet and wait few minutes to load
I can't get into Recovery Mode to format. It freezes on the boot logo, I'll hold Volume Down + Side Key to power off, Volume Up + Side Key to boot into Recovery Mode but it just tried to boot normally and freezes on the boot logo.
Is it better to root first or flash TWRP.
EDIT: Duh!!
tin2404 said:
This is an advanced guidance.
I will explain exact procedure presuming other things are already known for those who are know what are they doing.
Therefore, if anything goes wrong I don't feel responsible for whatever you do.
1. Unlock bootloader
2. Device will, format itself. Do initial setup without setting anything because you will need it to format again.
3. Boot device and turn on OEM unlock and USB debugging in to developer options in system settings.
4. Reboot device again.
5. Download stock firmware (you can use FRIJA or SAMFIRM tool from XDA.)
6. Unpack firmware zip
7. Connect tablet to your PC
8. From folder of unpacked firmware COPY AP file to your tablet SDCard/Documents folder.
9. Download and install latest Magisk Manager.apk on tablet.
10. Open Magisk Manager you will see "Magisk is NOT installed" in red letters but no problem.Set it EXACTLY like on picture 1.
11.Click "install" and you will see screen on picture 2.
12. Select "SELECT AND PATCH A FILE" and select that AP firmware file you previously copied from your PC
13. Magisk will start to patch a file. When patching is done...
14. Close Magisk Manager and open your SDCard/Documents folder on tablet. You will find there "MAGISK_PATCHED.TAR" file.
15. Copy that file from tablet to PC
FLASHING
Turn off tablet and put it in download mode
1. Open on PC patched ODIN 13.3 or 13.4 and UNTICK "reboot automaticly" on ODIN settings
2. Select files for flashing BL to BL, CP to CP, CSC to HOME_CSC....
BUT EXCEPT ORIGINAL AP FILE SELECT "MAGISK_PATCHED.TAR" FILE !
3. Flash all files to your tablet and disconnect from PC when ODIN finished
4. Reboot tablet into recovery and format data and cachee ! Restart tablet and wait few minutes to load
5. Set up tablet as usually.
6. Install Magisk Manager.apk and open it...It will do some patching updates then reboot itself.
7. Open Magisk Manager again and install Magisk zip from manager. Manager will root and reboot device itself.
8. You have a root without TWRP
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To keep this guide short, same video procedure I found here...It is for S10+ but applicable for this tablet as well.
ROOT WITH MAGISK
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Before step 10 ensure that you have a Wi-Fi connection. I think Magisk requires it. Magisk would not produce the drop-down till I connected to the internet. Then everything worked fine.
Good man, thanks so much!
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I wish this worked for the TMobile version
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This didn't work for me.
3. Flash all files to your tablet and disconnect from PC when ODIN finished
4. Reboot tablet into recovery and format data and cachee ! Restart tablet and wait few minutes to load
I can't get into Recovery Mode to format. It freezes on the boot logo, I'll hold Volume Down + Side Key to power off, Volume Up + Side Key to boot into Recovery Mode but it just tried to boot normally and freezes on the boot logo.
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You need to restart tab after flashing BUT again in DOWNLOAD MODE...not in recovery ! Then flash TWRP and restart in twrp recovery.You need to untick AUTO REBOOT in Odin before flashing TWRP.
Not able to shutdown
After rooted with Magisk,my Tab S6 is not able to shutdown,no matter which methode I use,it just restart itself.
Does anyone have this issue?
worked perfect on oneui 3.1 aswell thank you
I rooted my Galaxy Tab S6 using the Magisk-only method after updating to Android 11. I had trouble with the post-Odin step (pressing power and volume up right after screen turns off) so I had to do the flash a couple more times before I got that right, and everything shows as rooted now.
However, my 256GB internal storage is only showing up as 32GB! Is that a firmware thing, or a partitioning thing? How can I fix it?
Used ther same method on my rooted tab with the May update (T865XXU4CUE1_T865OXM4CUE1_DBT) - magisk-patch AP, flash all files in Odin, after reboot the device is rooted.
BUT after another reboot (or rather shutdown and boot), root access is lost and cannot be restored in any way until I re-flash the device with the same firmware again.
Any solution to this?
6. Install Magisk Manager.apk and open it...It will do some patching updates then reboot itself.
7. Open Magisk Manager again and install Magisk zip from manager. Manager will root and reboot device itself.
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This never happens. I even uninstalled Magisk Manager after patching, flashed the firmware, reinstalled the latest Canary Manager, still no patching or reboot happening.
Edit: just rebooted and shutdown a few times, root sticks. Before, I held VolUp as described in many guides until the "secured by Knox" logo appears, now didn't touch any button except Power.
Oh well...

[Guide] [Root] Samsung Galaxy a7 2018 (a750fn) Root Guide + Working Secure Folder & Samsung Health

How to Root Samsung Galaxy A7 2018 (a750fn) + Working Secure Folder & Samsung Health
Hello, this is a guide on how to root Samsung galaxy A7 2018 (a750fn). I've tried to simplify the guide as much as I can but I still suggest to root your phone only if you know what you are doing! Also if you have any questions or problems, just ask.
Note: Sorry for any grammatical or spelling mistakes. English is not my native language.
!Disclaimer!
- You do this at your own risk! I am NOT responsible for bricked devices, stuck on bootloop etc.!
- Backup your device before proceeding forward!
- This guide WILL trip Knox so your warranty will be void!
- The Knox-dependent applications like Secret Folder and Samsung Health will stop working but in this guide, there are two other miniguides that will explain how to enable them even after tripped Knox. - All of these steps have been tested on my phone - Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) (a750fn) where they worked without problems.
Required Software/Resources:
- Odin (for flashing) - Download
- Samsung USB Drivers - Download
- 7zip (for archives) - Download
- Firmware with the last security patch from 2020 (for me, the patch was from November 2020) - Download
- TWRP Recovery - Download
- Magisk (for root) - Download
- DM-VERITY, FORCED ENCRYPTION, AND DISC QUOTA DISABLER (Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt.zip) - Download
- A MicroSD card
Setup the Software/Resources:
1. Install 7zip
2. Install the Samsung USB Drivers
3. Extract Odin to a folder and put it on the Desktop
4. Extract the firmware to a folder and put it on the Desktop
In the firmware there'll be 5 files:
- BL_FIRMWAREVERSION
- AP_FIRMWAREVERSION
- CP_FIRMWAREVERSION
- CSC_OMC_OXM_FIRMWAREVERSION
- HOME_CSC_OMC_OXM_FIRMWAREVERSION (delete this one)
Delete the files starting with HOME_CSC.
5. Change the Magisk extension from .apk to .zip (Ex. Magisk_ver.apk --> Magisk_ver.zip)
6. Put the Magisk_ver.zip in the MicroSD card
7. Put the Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt.zip in the MicroSD card as well
8. Insert the MicroSD card in the phone
Steps to Root:
NOTE: BEFORE PROCEEDING FORWARD, BACKUP YOUR DEVICE!
1. Enable Developer Options (by clicking 7 times the build number of your phone)
2. Open Developer Options and find the option OEM Unlock
3. Enable OEM Unlock (this will factory reset the phone)
- After the factory reset the OEM Unlock option will be enabled and this will allow
flashing custom recoveries and etc. to the phone.
4. After the factory reset, when the phone boots up, turn it off
5. Connect the phone to you PC/Laptop via USB cable
6. While the phone is completely turned off, hold the buttons Volume UP + Volume DOWN until Download mode shows up
7. Press Volume UP again to confirm that you'll be modifying your device
8. On your PC/Laptop open Odin
9. On the left side in Odin there are 3 tabs: Log, Options and Pit
10. Open Options and remove the checkmark on the Auto Reboot option, then go back to Log
11. In the middle of the program there are 5 slots:
- BL (Bootloader)
- AP (Application Processor)
- CP (Modem)
- CSC (Consumer Software Customization)
- USERDATA
12. Click the first slot and navigate to the location where you extracted the firmware
- The start of the names of each firmware file corresponds to the names of the slots in Odin
13. Place each firmware file in the correct Odin slot that corresponds to their names
(Ex. BL_FIRMWAREVERSION is inside the BL slot)
14. With your phone connected, press the Start button to flash the firmware
- After the firmware has been flashed successfully, your phone will be downgraded to the last security patch from 2020 which fixes possible bootloops or other issues when rooting/disabling forced encryption.
- The firmware is successfully flashed when the top left bar is green and above says PASS!
After flashing the firmware DON'T boot in Android yet!
15. After flashing, hold the Volume DOWN + Power button for around 7 seconds, immediately when the screen goes black switch to holding Volume UP + Volume DOWN
- You will enter back in Download mode
16. In Odin, press the Reset button and again uncheck Auto Restart in Options
17. In the AP slot, select the TWRP Recovery (which is in .tar archive)
18. With your phone connected to your PC/Laptop in Download mode, press Start on Odin
- This will flash the custom recovery to the phone
19. You can now disconnect the phone from your PC/Laptop
Again, after flashing the recovery, do NOT boot into Android yet!
20. After flashing the custom recovery, hold the Volume DOWN + Power button for around 7 seconds, immediately when the screen goes black switch to holding Volume UP + Power button
- This will boot the phone into the custom recovery (TWRP in this case)
22. Inside TWRP Recovery, go to Wipe, select Format Data and type 'yes' to confirm
23. After the format, go to Install, select the MicroSD card and find where you've put the Magisk_ver.zip file, select it and install it
- This will root to the device!
24. After you have installed Magisk, go back to Install, select the MicroSD card and find where you've put Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt.zip and install it
- This will disable the forced encryption!
- If there's an error when installing the zip that says 'Failed to mount '/odm' (no such file or directory)", simply ignore it and proceed forward.
25. Go to Reboot, select System and wait around 5-10 minutes till Android fully loads
- After Android has loaded, proceed through the setup process.
26. Go to all apps and find the application called Magisk
- When you open it, it'll ask you to complete the installation of the Magisk app.
- It may also ask to reboot, to fully complete the installation.
27. After the application has been fully installed, your device will be Rooted and with disabled forced encryption!
Fix Secure Folder & Samsung Health
Note: TWRP Backup is recommended in case something fails
Samsung Health:
Required Software:
- A build.prop editor like this
Steps:
1. Install a build.prop editor from the play store
2. Give the build.prop editor root access
3. Open the editor and search for the line - ro.config.tima=1
4. Change the 1 to 0
(Ex. ro.config.tima=1 --> ro.config.tima=0)
5. Save and Reboot the device
6. After the reboot Samsung Health should work as expected
Secure Folder:
Required Software:
- Smali Patcher - Download
Steps:
2. Extract Smali Patcher.zip into a folder
3. Run as administrator
- Wait until it says 'idle..' at the bottom left of the program
4. Uncheck everything checked (like Mock locations, Mock providers, High volume warning etc.)
5. Check Samsung Knox
6. Enable USB Debugging on your phone
7. Connect your phone to your PC/Laptop
8. Press the ADB PATCH button
- A prompt will appear on your phone that asks if you allow your pc to do debugging mode operations on your phone.
9. Press allow on the prompt on your phone
- Wait until Smali Patcher is done.
- After Smali Patcher is done there should be a Magisk module inside it's folder.
10. Copy the Magisk module created by Smali Patcher to your phone
11. Open Magisk and go to Modules (the puzzle piece icon)
12. Tap on the button saying 'Install from storage'
13. Find the location where you've copied the module
14. Install the module
15. Restart your phone
16. If all done correctly, you should be able to set up and use Secure Folder
everything worked, thank you for the nice explanation and your help (A750F)
beytullahgol said:
everything worked, thank you for the nice explanation and your help (A750F)
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Glad I could help
this one works! thx
Ive no idea which firmware link ot try
*EDIT* Im just waiting for first boot now. So far so good. IIRC first boot takes a while after all this so hopefully job done.
Thanks for guide
Ah ****e, magisk isnt working, says NO for ramdisk.
Root works though so I dunno what the craic is.
Works perfect, thanks!
Thanks, everything works perfectly.
Hello,
I have problem with:
26. Go to all apps and find the application called Magisk
Where I can find it, maybe I'm looking wrong, I can't find it. I didn't have error during install Magisk by TWRP, I don't have root device, what's going on, any can help me?
I installed the same firmware (the patch was from November 2020).
Tubeczka said:
Hello,
I have problem with:
26. Go to all apps and find the application called Magisk
Where I can find it, maybe I'm looking wrong, I can't find it. I didn't have error during install Magisk by TWRP, I don't have root device, what's going on, any can help me?
I installed the same firmware (the patch was from November 2020).
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Did you flash Magisk v21.4 via TWRP?
Zanci19 said:
Did you flash Magisk v21.4 via TWRP?
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Yes, I had to restart phone (or I have to longer waiting after configure and first start system)
Maybe someone will have a similar problem
5. Change the Magisk extension from .apk to .zip (Ex. Magisk_ver.apk --> Magisk_ver.zip)
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I have to change on android (win10 I have a problem)
17. In the AP slot, select the TWRP Recovery (which is in .tar archive)
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I selected ZIP file, not .tar
how to knw which firmware download its 2022
thanks for this guide! work well after 2 tried, also to answer the comment above me, you have to download the firmware from november 2020.
Спасибо!

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