The Samsung Galaxy S5 is an old device now, being out there two years ago, has been overshadowed by its predecessor, the Galaxy S6 and S7 Galaxy. But this does not mean that users will leave the phone for a new device, not if the phone is running on the latest version of Android has root access and TWRP custom recovery.
All variants of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Snapdragon has been updated to Android 6.0.1 marshmallow and now you can add the root and install TWRP, a custom recovery that can be used for custom ROM flashing and other files.
The process is fairly simple. You need to Odin, the tool automatically Flashing Flashing popular CF root and later the .img file the TWRP, both files are available for download from the download links below.
How to root and install TWRP 6.0.1 on Galaxy S5 marshmallow
Before continuing with the tutorial we suggest you consult the list of compatible devices. Most Galaxy S5 phones with Snapdragon chipset will work, but prevention is better than cure.
Supported phones and download links (Auto root CF)
Galaxy S5 G900F (Link)
Galaxy S5 G900i (Link)
Galaxy S5 G900K (Link)
Galaxy S5 G900L (Link)
Galaxy S5 G900M (Link)
Galaxy S5 G900P (Link)
Galaxy S5 G900W8 (Link)
G900S Galaxy S5 (Link)
Before starting the roots of your phone, you need to download the other two. Odin is necessary to flash the file and the TWRP .img.
Odin 3.10.7 (Link)
TWRP (Link)
Root process
Odin download to your computer and open it.
Download the CF Auto root package and extract it. Inside, the tar.md5 file to install.
Pick up the phone, turn it off and go into download mode. To do this, press the volume keys of the house and power simultaneously.
Once in download mode, connect your phone to your PC and go to Odin. Click AP tar.md5 and select the extracted file.
Click Start and wait for the phone restarts. This root your phone.
Install TWRP
Do the same again. Enter the download mode and connect the phone to your PC.
This time in Odin, click AP, but select the image file TWRP img.tar.
Press start and wait.
That's all. You have successfully rooted install TWRP in the performance of Samsung Galaxy S5 on Android 6.0.1 marshmallow.
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