Wednesday, January 23, 2013

How to Root Samsung Galaxy S II DXLP7 firmware


The DXLP7 is the official firmware for the Samsung Galaxy S II  Before LP7 users used the CF-Root DXLPQ and there are some issue so I will guide you on how to root DXLP7 using CF-Root.
Warning: Perform at your own risk, rooting could possibly brick your device and void your 
warranty.
Prerequisite before rooting are as follows: 
  • Back up your entire system this includes Contact, SMS, Call Logs, Apps, Music, Pictures etc.  You can follow some back up procedure and tools:
  • Check your firmware: Settings > About Phone > Kernel Version e.g 2.6.35.7-I9100DXKL3-CL814816 (DX is the country code)
Rooting Requirements:
  • Download Odin: Here
  • Download CF-Root Kernel DXLP 7 ICS FirmwareHere
  • Samsung USB Driver Here:  Here
  • Samsung USB Cable and your computer (Windows)
  • Read Chain Fire instruction: Here
Let the rooting begin:
  1. Enable USB Debugging: Settings > Application Settings > Development > USB Debugging (checked)
  2. Set your Phone to Download Mode: Power Off > Turn on by ‘Power + Volume Down + Home Key’
  3. Run Odin as AdminstratorRooting-Samsung-Galaxy-S-II
  4. Make sure that Auto-Reboot, F. Reset Time are checked
  5. Push your downloaded ChainFire Kernel to PDA (CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_LPQ-v5.3-CWM5.tar)
  6. Hit – Start
  7. Make sure you have Green Pass.
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Source: ChainFire CF-Root Kernel Threads