Root not working after jellybean update AT&T

[kingjavs]

I rooted my phone, I did the update jellybean 4.1.1, after that I dont have root access, I tried using titanium pro, and it said I dont have root access, I also tried using sixaxis and it told me the same thing. I have the superuser app on my applist, but it doesnt seem to be working.

How can I make superuser to work again.
Do I have to downgrade to IC? ( if I do, how do I do that?)
How can I root my phone on jellybean?

Ive looked online for hours and I cant find the answer ha

 

[winmod21]

I would suggest going over to the XDA Developers Forum, and checking-out the Developers threads for your specific carrier.

. . .also, you might ask a Mod to move this thread into the "Rooting, ROMs, and Hacks" sub-forum for whichever carrier you're with.

 

[MobileMadness002]

The root is removed after the update. The SuperUser app remains, but the device needs to be rooted again.

 

[kingjavs]

I did the root again, but it didnt work, I tried doing it 2 or 3 times and failed at it.

 

[sledge007]

Try using Odin. Find the thread at XDA and get the firmware for 4.1.1.

 

[kingjavs]

Try using Odin. Find the thread at XDA and get the firmware for 4.1.1.

Are you talking about root66?

 

[Almeuit]

Did you use a root for the new att JB update? Just curious. xda would know for sure though.

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[sledge007]

Are you talking about root66?

Yes that's the one I used.... for Bell Mobility.

 

[Srambo217]

Taking any OTA removes root access. Unless someone has figured out a way to root JB for AT&T devices you'll have to wait or return to rooted ICS and flash a stock based JB ROM.

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[bigjerm7]

I used root66, worked awesome

 

[Card3ll]

I rooted my galaxy s3 then unrooted and cannot get jellybean update. Can you tell me why and how I may be able to get around it?