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Rooting, some questions: Version, risks, warranty

Hi!


I hope it doesn't matter if I make a thread about rooting,
because I've seen some other threads here but it weren't my
questions in them.

Don't want to bump, and a bit easier, so I hope the thread could still be alive, thanks! :).

Question 1:

Does it matter witch Android version I have?
(I currently have: 4.1.2)

Model: Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-19100.



Question 2:

I have read on another forum that it isn't much
risk that something goes wrong when it's done?/when it's in progress (?).

Are it worth it then?.
(Asks again for to be on the safe side)

Are there any other risks?.



Question 3:

What about the warranty?

I bought it in the end of 2012..
But I could just un-root it if it would happen something?
If it needs to get repaird?, but it's just if the phone came broken or something?..

So I don't think it makes any sense.
Or?..


I thought to go with this guide:


http://www.wiredmash.com/how-to-root-samsung-galaxy-s2-i9100/

Because it's easy to understand etc..
 
Haha :P. Btw does some one has a root for my version? (4.1.2)

Thanks!

Your 3 questions are all answered in the first 3 posts of the Rooting Galaxy S2 - Dummies Guide.

1. See #1.5
:rolleyes:


That will be same Mods who put a lot of work into gathering all those useful thread links, this one included, into the All Things Root Guide sticky, then? :p

Only joking! ;) I'm guessing my chances of getting a guest invite to this years Mods and Guides Christmas party, just got a whole lot smaller. :o
 
:rolleyes:




Only joking! ;) I'm guessing my chances of getting a guest invite to this years Mods and Guides Christmas party, just got a whole lot smaller. :o

I mean a root to download for my version...

I asking because I don't want to Google it (so I won't get a scum version).
 
Haha :P. Btw does some one has a root for my version? (4.1.2)

Thanks!

As per #1.5...

#1.5. The Root Kernel

Kernel. Your choice of Root kernel depends on the Android Version you are running.

Settings > About phone > Android version to determine which firmware you have.

Now, depending on your firmware version, you can download one of the following 3 kernels to root your phone.

(all the following kernels have the, "brick bug", fix where needed)

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#1.8. Android Version 4.1.2, Jelly Bean.

Download the Siyah v6.0beta5 .TAR kernel file and flash via Odin as follows in post #2.)
 
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