root baby!!

[meanmini1]

just picked up my note. rooted with chainfire...flawless. downloaded sprint galaxy tools note 4 for the hotspot...flawless. an currently writing this on hotspot. happy day!!

 

[Jerry-rigged]

Is there a knox counter? did it get tripped? Bootloader unlocked?

 

[meanmini1]

Is there a knox counter? did it get tripped? Bootloader unlocked?

from what i've read, everybody's knox gets tripped, regardless. when updating the su binary, it asks if u want su to disable knox. I said yes but i don't think it did. i'll just freeze it with titanium. sprint's phone are unlocked. i think t mobile isnt. not sure tho. ive had sprint for 3 years now.

 

[DroidTesh]

hi! I am a former iPhone user and advocate and finally switched to Note 4... how do I root my SM N 910A? Please help

 

[meanmini1]

Go to xda developers and search for chainfire note 4 in the forums section and follow the directions

 

[DroidTesh]

locked bootloader for att and verizon... I have att, thus its not looking good at the moment FML!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[cobra46]

hi! I am a former iPhone user and advocate and finally switched to Note 4... how do I root my SM N 910A? Please help

The term Root has different meanings in the iOS world versus Android. To root an iOS device merely gives the user the ability to install apps from places other than the Apple App Store. This feature is available on an Android device by simply unselecting Unknown Sources in the Security area of Settings.

Rooting an Android device gives the user Root level access to the OS which allows installing apps that require root as well as other things. This is analogous to administrator access versus limited user access on a PC.