Galaxy S3

TUTO : Rooter son Galaxy S3 (i9300) pour supprimer TouchWiz et les applications inutiles - Cyberfox. Date de dernière mise à jour : le 25 juin 2013 à 13 h 51 min Nous allons voir dans ce tutoriel comment rooter le Samsung Galaxy S3 pour ensuite supprimer TouchWiz et les applications inutiles.

Pourquoi rooter son Samsung Galaxy S3 ? Le root est le déblocage de votre téléphone vous permettant de changer en profondeur votre smartphone en ayant un accès total à celui-ci. À vous les dernières versions d’Android, le desimlockage ou encore la suppression d’applications systèmes ! En plus de rooter votre Samsung Galaxy S3, nous verrons dans ce tutoriel comment supprimer les applications de Samsung dont vous ne vous servez pas.

Attention, le fait de flasher votre smartphone vous fait perdre la garantie constructeur ! [KERNEL][STOCK 4.1.2 / 4.2.2 / 4.3 ] 24-01-2014 AGNi pureSTOCK I9300 ULTRA SMOOTH - xda-developers - Cyberfox. [KERNEL][STOCK 4.1.2 / 4.2.2 / 4.3 ] 13-04-2014 AGNi pureSTOCK I9300 ULTRA SMOOTH AGNi pureSTOCK Android 4.3 AGNi pureSTOCK v3.6 ( NA8+ ) Android 4.2.2 I9300XXUFME7 AGNi pureSTOCK v3.2 Android 4.1.2 AGNi pureSTOCK v2.6 About LZ4 compression/decompression: LZ4 is a very fast lossless compression algorithm, providing compression speed at 300 MB/s per core, scalable with multi-cores CPU.

XDA:DevDB InformationAGNi kernel, a Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S III I9300 Contributorspsndna88Kernel Special Features: Based on STOCK OSRC Sources, upstreamed to 3.0.101 with selected picked mods/patches to be near to stock as possible. Version InformationStatus: Stable Created 2014-01-08Last Updated 2014-04-14 AGNi Kernel I9300, I9305, N7100, N7105, I605, P31xx, P511x DONATE TO ME : send your donation directly by paypal to psndna88@gmail.com. Kernel settings (eng.) - Boeffla-Kernel for Samsung Galaxy S3 and n8010 - Cyberfox. Planète Tactile - Voir le forum - Samsung galaxy S3 - Cyberfox. [2014.01.16][ROOT] Mobile ODIN v4.00 - xda-developers - Cyberfox.

Changelogs 22.03.2013 - v4.10 - Updated: SuperSU v1.93 - Fixed: Data Wipe causing recursive 0 folders in internal storage - Updated: Support for: --- Samsung Galaxy S4 Qualcomm LTE ----- Sprint SPH-L720 - 4.4 (v7) ----- T-Mobile SGH-M919 - 4.4 (v7) ----- US Cellular SCH-R970 - 4.4 (v7) ----- Canadia SGH-I337M - 4.4 (v7) --- Samsung Galaxy Note3 Qualcomm LTE ----- Sprint SM-N900P - 4.4 (v7) ----- T-Mobile SM-N900T - 4.4 (v7) ----- US Cellular SM-N900R4 - 4.4 (v7) ----- Canadia SM-N900W8 - 4.4 (v7)

[Jan 14] [4.4.2] I9300 AOSP NeatROM v2.3 - xda-developers - Cyberfox. [SGS3 I9300] Firmwares, Kernels et Custom ROMs - Cyberfox. [Official Firmwares] I9300XXUGMJ9 (Android 4.3) - Ireland (VDI) [04-11-13] - xda-developers - Cyberfox. Previous Firmwares.

[GUIDE] Recover your IMEI in 9 steps. - xda-developers - Cyberfox. [GUIDE] Recover your IMEI in 9 steps.

If you did not make any backup of your EFS folder, and your IMEI is messed up, this could be your solution to recover your lost IMEI. NOTE THAT AT LEAST YOU MUST HAVE THE SHIPPED ORIGINAL EFS FOLDER ON YOUR PHONE ( even if you didn't make a backup of it yet and even it's messed up ) FOR THIS METHOD TO WORK My history with my IMEI: I flashed my phone with some ROMs, and I didn't backup my EFS folder before, then My SGS2 IMEI was changed to 004999010640000, and we know this is the fake IMEI that is assigned to the phone if the nv_data.bin file is messed up. so I researched. searched all the forums and didn't find anything that could cure my phone's IMEI and set it to the original IMEI number. so I experimented and after some hours, I fixed my IMEI. one thing that led me to the conclusion that " .nv_data " file is the thing that I need to fix the IMEI is that they share a very look alike name, and they have the same 2MB size.