In this, article you will find how to unlock the bootloader in Verizon Galaxy Tab 2.7.0 LTE.
Please make a note that before start to follow the given below tutorial it is necessary to check whether your Verizon Galaxy Tab 2.7.0 is rooted or not. If not so then you need to root your device without rooting you cannot implement this procedure in your device.
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Instructions:
1. First download the insecure aboot.img to the root of your SD card insecure aboot.img.
2. Then make sure the MD5 of the above image matches this f4fbc4c5056f62498b378873bf8e3dca.
3. Turn on USB debugging : Settings > Developer options > USB Debugging (checked)
4. From Terminal Emulator or ADB do the following:
From ADB:
Code:
adb shell
su
dd if=/sdcard/aboot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5
reboot download
From Terminal:
Code:
su
dd if=/sdcard/aboot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5
reboot download
Congratulations! You now have an insecure bootloader.
Note : #1 way you can tell your bootloader is unlocked is that you can dump your stock recovery.img, repackage into ODIN Flashable tar (unsigned tar) and flash it with Odin. #2 way you can tell your bootloader is unlocked is that the initial Samsung splash screen display time is reduced to less than 1 second.
If you want to return to Stock Bootloader follow the same procedure above, except flash this aboot instead of the insecure aboot. Secure aboot.img (stock). Match MD5 to this : 80f702bbdbd9928532e864d5cc441a29.
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