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digitalsidheFor my own future reference:
After accepting the latest Sprint update, which sets my firmware to L720VPUEMJA, the instructions I need for re-rooting are these on "Honai of Android".
In case that goes away: It's the standard Odin/ChainFire method, using Odin v.3.07 and CF-Auto-Root-jfltespr-jfltespr-sphl720.zip. You may need to update your Samsung USB Drivers first.
In fact, you want to download from those links, not the ones in the article, because that will send you through adf.ly, which is annoying.
Edited to Add: Or maybe this isn't the best way to do things, as it left me with a phone that won't activate wifi. When I try, the wifi flashes to "on" for maybe a quarter-second, then slams back to "off", and I get a notification that says "The device has detected an application attempting to perform actions that are not permitted. These actions have been blocked." Still looking for a solution. >:-(
Later Edit: It seems all I had to do was reflash it back to the stock VPUEMK2 ROM/release, and then re-root it. It's all good now.
After accepting the latest Sprint update, which sets my firmware to L720VPUEMJA, the instructions I need for re-rooting are these on "Honai of Android".
In case that goes away: It's the standard Odin/ChainFire method, using Odin v.3.07 and CF-Auto-Root-jfltespr-jfltespr-sphl720.zip. You may need to update your Samsung USB Drivers first.
In fact, you want to download from those links, not the ones in the article, because that will send you through adf.ly, which is annoying.
Edited to Add: Or maybe this isn't the best way to do things, as it left me with a phone that won't activate wifi. When I try, the wifi flashes to "on" for maybe a quarter-second, then slams back to "off", and I get a notification that says "The device has detected an application attempting to perform actions that are not permitted. These actions have been blocked." Still looking for a solution. >:-(
Later Edit: It seems all I had to do was reflash it back to the stock VPUEMK2 ROM/release, and then re-root it. It's all good now.
