Hi there,
I recently tried to boot my Samsung S5 as per "forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2696537" and then watching a tutorial so I'd have an idea of what things should look like (youtube.com/watch?v=N14tL0_VOrU).
Everything seemed to work fine, I downloaded the Autoroot for my Model, the SM-G900F, and then selected the appropriate .md5 file after extracting and flashed it via Odin, and it seemed okay. Then when I put it into restart mode (Vol + (+) power button (+) Home button) it said something along the line of command not found and I wasn't given the same screen as per the Youtube tutorial. As this didn't look right I just left it as is and rebooted. Phone still worked 100% fine, all same icons, wallpaper etc. Put it into restart mode again, same thing happened. I clicked an option that said apply update from ADB or something, but then as I realised this wasn't correct, I just restarted the phone, and it was still 100% fine, same apps/wallpaper etc.
So thinking it didn't flash properly, I did the process again, went into download mode, into odin, flashed it with the same file. This time however upon going into restart mode it was mostly the same except for the a larger android logo on the screen for a bit then went to the previous menu which didn't look right. Thinking I'm now in over my head I decided I'd give up, and rebooted the phone....except now it doesn't work.
So now when I turn it on all I get is a series of messages saying " unfortunately 'X' has stopped working" and then after all the messages it's essentially just a black screen. I don't understand why after flashing it the first time it was fine after the reboot, but after the second it's gone into this. Is it possible to still recover everything and use my phone with the current contacts/apps etc?
I cleared the cache partition and now from what I've read the best thing to do is to flash it with the stock firmware, however the sammobile site doesn't have any listed for Australia, so not 100% sure which it is or if they have it. I don't know my exact model details but I read several threads before starting anything including one on here entitled "How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S5" and although I didnt write them down they were very similar to these (Baseband Version - G900FXXU1POEC Build Number - LRX21T.G900FXXU1POEC) just slightly different at the end.
Kinda freaking out, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
I recently tried to boot my Samsung S5 as per "forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2696537" and then watching a tutorial so I'd have an idea of what things should look like (youtube.com/watch?v=N14tL0_VOrU).
Everything seemed to work fine, I downloaded the Autoroot for my Model, the SM-G900F, and then selected the appropriate .md5 file after extracting and flashed it via Odin, and it seemed okay. Then when I put it into restart mode (Vol + (+) power button (+) Home button) it said something along the line of command not found and I wasn't given the same screen as per the Youtube tutorial. As this didn't look right I just left it as is and rebooted. Phone still worked 100% fine, all same icons, wallpaper etc. Put it into restart mode again, same thing happened. I clicked an option that said apply update from ADB or something, but then as I realised this wasn't correct, I just restarted the phone, and it was still 100% fine, same apps/wallpaper etc.
So thinking it didn't flash properly, I did the process again, went into download mode, into odin, flashed it with the same file. This time however upon going into restart mode it was mostly the same except for the a larger android logo on the screen for a bit then went to the previous menu which didn't look right. Thinking I'm now in over my head I decided I'd give up, and rebooted the phone....except now it doesn't work.
So now when I turn it on all I get is a series of messages saying " unfortunately 'X' has stopped working" and then after all the messages it's essentially just a black screen. I don't understand why after flashing it the first time it was fine after the reboot, but after the second it's gone into this. Is it possible to still recover everything and use my phone with the current contacts/apps etc?
I cleared the cache partition and now from what I've read the best thing to do is to flash it with the stock firmware, however the sammobile site doesn't have any listed for Australia, so not 100% sure which it is or if they have it. I don't know my exact model details but I read several threads before starting anything including one on here entitled "How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S5" and although I didnt write them down they were very similar to these (Baseband Version - G900FXXU1POEC Build Number - LRX21T.G900FXXU1POEC) just slightly different at the end.
Kinda freaking out, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
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