samsung i9300 unlock

[unlockmachine44]

hi team

we need unlock solution for i9300.tel now there are 3 teams who do unlock i9300.

plz add this phone to the unlock list.


thanks for the best team.

[shellbox]

assistance please friends

[sameenshah123]

wait and see............

[shellbox]

any solution for Galaxy i9300 sige no signal even after it ise with SP

[shak360]

Root it and unlock it as i9000 <<< Anyone tested that solution?

[alkim]

This revised edition of CF-Root comes courtesy of active Android community member Chainfire of XDA Developers,
and includes root permission management app SuperSU, ClockWorkMod build 5.5, as well as CWM Manager.
Before we go ahead with the tutorial, there are a couple of things to bear in mind:

Make sure your device is the GT-i9300.
You can do this by navigating through Settings > About device > Model Number on your Samsung Galaxy S III.
If your model number includes a suffix, then the following step-by-step might not work for you,
and if it’s a different model number altogether, it certainly won’t work,
and you’ll be treading through dangerous territory with your brand-new device.
Also, as usual, Redmond Pie will not be held liable should anything go wrong with your device as a result of following this tutorial.
The guide is provided only for purpose of information, so proceed at your own risk.

Step 1: Download ODIN 1.85, which is the tool you’ll need to flash the CF-Root package onto your device.
Step 2: Download the CF-Root-SGS3-v6.0.zip package, and extract.
Step 3: Once you’ve unpacked your CF-Root archive, you should end up with CF-Root-SGS3-v6.0.tar
Step 4: Ensuring your device is not connected to your computer, run ODIN.
Step 5: Click PDA, and select the .tar you extracted back in Step 2.
Step 6: Place your device into Download Mode by turning it off, and holding Volume Down + Home + Power simultaneously. Once that’s done, reconnect your phone to your computer.
Step 7: Ensuring the Repartition option is not checked, click Start, and after ODIN works its magic (should take around thirty seconds), the job is complete, and your Samsung Galaxy S III will have basic root access!
BusyBox is not a standard feature of this root, although Chainfire himself has said he may implement it in the near future, depending on how further testing goes.

http://download.chainfire.eu/185/CF-...-SGS3-v6.0.zip

[yoni93320]

hello z3x support this model i9300
root it and choose i9000on z3X and direct unlock
thats all

[ZoranSD]

Originally Posted by yoni93320

hello z3x support this model i9300
root it and choose i9000on z3X and direct unlock
thats all

Are you 1000% sure it can be done with i9000??
Just on direct unlock?

[Blartiartfast]

Originally Posted by ZoranSD

Are you 1000% sure it can be done with i9000??
Just on direct unlock?

Not quite click and unlock. As mentioned above, you must root it manually 1st.. then unlock

[greatphones]

Originally Posted by alkim

This revised edition of CF-Root comes courtesy of active Android community member Chainfire of XDA Developers,
and includes root permission management app SuperSU, ClockWorkMod build 5.5, as well as CWM Manager.
Before we go ahead with the tutorial, there are a couple of things to bear in mind:

Make sure your device is the GT-i9300.
You can do this by navigating through Settings > About device > Model Number on your Samsung Galaxy S III.
If your model number includes a suffix, then the following step-by-step might not work for you,
and if it’s a different model number altogether, it certainly won’t work,
and you’ll be treading through dangerous territory with your brand-new device.
Also, as usual, Redmond Pie will not be held liable should anything go wrong with your device as a result of following this tutorial.
The guide is provided only for purpose of information, so proceed at your own risk.

Step 1: Download ODIN 1.85, which is the tool you’ll need to flash the CF-Root package onto your device.
Step 2: Download the CF-Root-SGS3-v6.0.zip package, and extract.
Step 3: Once you’ve unpacked your CF-Root archive, you should end up with CF-Root-SGS3-v6.0.tar
Step 4: Ensuring your device is not connected to your computer, run ODIN.
Step 5: Click PDA, and select the .tar you extracted back in Step 2.
Step 6: Place your device into Download Mode by turning it off, and holding Volume Down + Home + Power simultaneously. Once that’s done, reconnect your phone to your computer.
Step 7: Ensuring the Repartition option is not checked, click Start, and after ODIN works its magic (should take around thirty seconds), the job is complete, and your Samsung Galaxy S III will have basic root access!
BusyBox is not a standard feature of this root, although Chainfire himself has said he may implement it in the near future, depending on how further testing goes.

CF-Root Download

how do u install super user

[newmani]

yes, sùr, 10000% ,3 pieces of i9300 unlocked with that method

[jamert_92]

Originally Posted by alkim

This revised edition of CF-Root comes courtesy of active Android community member Chainfire of XDA Developers,
and includes root permission management app SuperSU, ClockWorkMod build 5.5, as well as CWM Manager.
Before we go ahead with the tutorial, there are a couple of things to bear in mind:

Make sure your device is the GT-i9300.
You can do this by navigating through Settings > About device > Model Number on your Samsung Galaxy S III.
If your model number includes a suffix, then the following step-by-step might not work for you,
and if it’s a different model number altogether, it certainly won’t work,
and you’ll be treading through dangerous territory with your brand-new device.
Also, as usual, Redmond Pie will not be held liable should anything go wrong with your device as a result of following this tutorial.
The guide is provided only for purpose of information, so proceed at your own risk.

Step 1: Download ODIN 1.85, which is the tool you’ll need to flash the CF-Root package onto your device.
Step 2: Download the CF-Root-SGS3-v6.0.zip package, and extract.
Step 3: Once you’ve unpacked your CF-Root archive, you should end up with CF-Root-SGS3-v6.0.tar
Step 4: Ensuring your device is not connected to your computer, run ODIN.
Step 5: Click PDA, and select the .tar you extracted back in Step 2.
Step 6: Place your device into Download Mode by turning it off, and holding Volume Down + Home + Power simultaneously. Once that’s done, reconnect your phone to your computer.
Step 7: Ensuring the Repartition option is not checked, click Start, and after ODIN works its magic (should take around thirty seconds), the job is complete, and your Samsung Galaxy S III will have basic root access!
BusyBox is not a standard feature of this root, although Chainfire himself has said he may implement it in the near future, depending on how further testing goes.

CF-Root Download

hi, i have i9300 already rooted by odin, but z3x dont recognoce it, i need special driver ????

thanks

[luckiestaar]

help me please i have downloaded teh CF-Root file but when i extract there is no CF-Root-SGS3-v6.0.tar inside instead there are two files catche and recovery files.please help me as i need to root my s3 on android 4.0.4

[leventc]

ı same problem 4.04 unlock error help me

[javeed_mp]

Count supported models - 319
Android Version: 4.0.4
Model: GT-I9300
Product Code: GT-I9300RWDTMU
Phone Version: I9300BVLE4
PDA Version: I9300BVALE4
CSC Version: I9300TMUALE4
IMEI: Unknown
Checking ROOT... TRUE
Reading Data From Phone... OK
Unlocking... OK
Rebooting Phone... OK
Done with Samsung Tool ver 12.7