How to Root Samsung Galaxy S II DXLP7 firmware

The DXLP7 is the official firmware for the Samsung Galaxy S II in the Philippines and many are asking on how on to gain root access for this firmware and the good news is that Chainfire released the CF-Root DXLP7.  Before LP7 users used the CF-Root DXLPQ and there are some issue so I will guide you on how to root DXLP7 using CF-Root.

Warning: Perform at your own risk, rooting could possibly brick your device and void your 
warranty.

Prerequisite before rooting are as follows: 

  • Back up your entire system this includes Contact, SMS, Call Logs, Apps, Music, Pictures etc.  You can follow some back up procedure and tools, Here:
  • Check your firmware: Settings > About Phone > Kernel Version e.g 2.6.35.7-I9100DXKL3-CL814816 (DX is the country code)

Rooting Requirements:

  • Download Odin: Here
  • Download CF-Root Kernel DXLP 7 ICS FirmwareHere
  • Samsung USB Driver Here:  Here
  • Samsung USB Cable and your computer (Windows)
  • Read Chain Fire instruction: Here

Let the rooting begin:

  1. Enable USB Debugging: Settings > Application Settings > Development > USB Debugging (checked)
  2. Set your Phone to Download Mode: Power Off > Turn on by ‘Power + Volume Down + Home Key’
  3. Run Odin as AdminstratorRooting-Samsung-Galaxy-S-II
  4. Make sure that Auto-Reboot, F. Reset Time are checked
  5. Push your downloaded ChainFire Kernel to PDA (CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_LPQ-v5.3-CWM5.tar)
  6. Hit – Start
  7. Make sure you have Green Pass.

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Source: ChainFire CF-Root Kernel Threads

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  • http://twitter.com/francis820 francis820

    You may wanna install “Triangle Away” by ChainFire… resets your binary counter and as its title suggests, removes the triangle in your start up UI. Costs around P83 in the Play Store but free at XDA. Pang-beer lang daw ni ChainFire sabi nya kaya may charge sa Play Store… hehe..

    Mind you though, he only guaranteed it to work on ICS-running i9100 and some other devices.

  • redrum

    Hi guys I downloading CF-Root Kernel DXLP 7 ICS Firmware but after extracting the file CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_LPQ-v5.3-CWM5.tar didnt came out…..

    • http://twitter.com/unwiredtech Patrick Sarmiento

      corrupted download

  • IamFrancis

    Hi, newbie in android OS here. Question, what is rooting? and what is it for? I’m using SG@twitter-57422472:disqus 
    Thanks!

  • IamFrancis

    Hi, newbie in android OS here. Question, what is rooting? what is it for? I’m using SGS2 running on GB 2.3.5 right now and i want to update to ICS. Do I have to do this “rooting” thing?

    Thanks!

    • http://twitter.com/francis820 francis820

      If it’s strictly for updating purposes then no, rooting is not required. Rooting is basically hacking, or for the Apple users, “jailbraking” your phone to remove restrictions and gain admin rights. Once rooted, you can install custom ROMs, kernels, apps, etc. that will help you control and manage your phone, from backing up your apps to controlling your phone’s voltage settings like under and overclocking.

      Though this sounds good, this actually voids your phone’s warranty. Also, there’s a risk of endless reboots and fried motherboards.

    • http://twitter.com/unwiredtech Patrick Sarmiento
  • Joke_flores10

    it wont open after rooting

    • http://twitter.com/unwiredtech Patrick Sarmiento

      you downloaded the required files? 

      Another, you can boot to recovery and reflash. But dont forget to enable USB Debugging Mode on your phone.
      #fb

  • jan gonzales

    procedures followed, still my sg2 not rooted. 4.0.3 dxlp7

  • Francis

    download the zip file from here: http://download.chainfire.eu/154/CF-Root/SGS2/CF-Root-SGS2_DX_XTC_LP7-v5.4-CWM5.zip?retrieve_file=1

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