Although still lacking a little over a week at the exit of the new Samsung Galaxy S3 , Chainfire, a community of programmers XDA managed to get root permissions terminal though the firmware is still in beta, and the developer has not physically smartphone.
Chainfire states that it was very easy to obtain the release, and everything that had to do was recompile the kernel with commands sent via adb and then install it manually with SuperUser because Samsung has chosen to use the standard format of the kernel, boot . img.
However, the developer points out that within the bootloader will be a counter that detects any changes to the kernel, but it seems that currently does not affect the procedures for the release of the firmware to use it.
For now the modified kernel was not released for fear of being identified but since the firmware is still at a stage of release candidate before the final release things could also change and release no longer work properly, then expect the its release to confirm whether this method will be still valid. Also having done all that is remotely without the smartphone, but only with evidence from your PC, the release will be made only when specific tests are performed. May information to this address .
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