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Hi, I succesfully rooted Galaxy Note and flash CWM recovery, but I have problem with all Custom ROM's. After flash from recovery still have black screen. Only Custom ROM functional is Cassies XLR. ClockworkMod Recovery has strange behavior, sometimes lag in wiping or another action. I trying another Recovery - Thor Touch Recovery and has similiar problem, wiping or flashing is not completed (abort or reboot recovery). Why are you doing?
Thank you for answer
Regards Krysoft
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1329360
follow this thread for rooting and flashing.. this would help you..
Well yours is another note fussy about the quality of the rom installed. Lol
When i made lc1 rom i did so with chainfires latest kernel. However after i tries to boot i would get tje blackscreen.
I had to switch to francos kernel before i released the rom as that did not give the blackscreen. Several reports of this in cf thread.
Not sure what rom base you rootes from and which kernel.cwm packaged you installed.
Also are all roms u tried lc1. Can you try a la6 rom and see
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Thank you for answer, but nothing solution is worked. Only possible solution is Chainfire ICS Repack, after flash is now working every AOSP's.
Problem solved, thank you for help.
You can now lock
Regards Krysoft
Hi,
I am using the stock gingerbread rom from CSL running the utterchaos kernel by doomlord & Napster.
I tried changing rom's to CM7 found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1333503
I did everything as described, wiped data/factory reset and then flashed the rom.
It said success but when I rebooted phone it shows
"booting UtterChaos Kernel by Doomlord & Napster" screen and nothing happens further. The screen goes dark and again the same boot screen shows.
I guess its going into bootloop.
How do I fix this?????
Thanks
U should root ur device...flash clockwork mod and then flash rom
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How do you think I flashed the rom in the first place?
Device rooted, latest version of CWM.
innocuous76 said:
Hi,
I am using the stock gingerbread rom from CSL running the utterchaos kernel by doomlord & Napster.
I tried changing rom's to CM7 found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1333503
I did everything as described, wiped data/factory reset and then flashed the rom.
It said success but when I rebooted phone it shows
"booting UtterChaos Kernel by Doomlord & Napster" screen and nothing happens further. The screen goes dark and again the same boot screen shows.
I guess its going into bootloop.
How do I fix this?????
Thanks
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hi
use SUTL and flash stock rom then get the CWM and install the CM7 via CWM it should work
this CM7 is on .35 based kernel and utterchaos kernel is .32 , that is creating the problem .....
So, if you want to try this rom, first install TJ's RC3 rom than install this rom .....
if u dontt want to try this now (as u have bricked ur phone once ) ....
just install stock GB rom via SUT ....
innocuous76 said:
Hi,
I am using the stock gingerbread rom from CSL running the utterchaos kernel by doomlord & Napster.
I tried changing rom's to CM7 found at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1333503
I did everything as described, wiped data/factory reset and then flashed the rom.
It said success but when I rebooted phone it shows
"booting UtterChaos Kernel by Doomlord & Napster" screen and nothing happens further. The screen goes dark and again the same boot screen shows.
I guess its going into bootloop.
How do I fix this?????
Thanks
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dude since edowar's latest cm7 is Based on a new kernel 2.6.35.7, u have to flash stock sharp rom through SUT. then use tj's cwm recovery for latest kernal and flash cm7 27-3-2012
else you can flash UPDATE ROM 31-12 directly it is also good rom
So basically I have to flash 2 roms!
Can't I just flash a .35 kernel instead of the .32 one and then flash the CM7 rom?
innocuous76 said:
So basically I have to flash 2 roms!
Can't I just flash a .35 kernel instead of the .32 one and then flash the CM7 rom?
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No u cant. But if you're from stock GB you could flash older CM7 based on the. 32 kernel instead
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Hi, I'm stuck with installing new rom, so I hope, that you'll help me.
There are steps what I've done:
- followed THIS topic and ROOT the device with ODIN and CF-Root 4.4 file.
- OKAY, I'm rooted, so let's flash the new ROM
- entered in Clockworkmod Recovery and format EVERYTHING ( /data, /system, /cache, /sdcard etc.... just everything) for clear system
- next I load package with ROM and than INSTALLL
and here is the most important part
- when installed ROM gets something like bootloop but with restart - ROM is loading and after about 40 sec its RESTART
- and the same thing over and over again - restart ->loading->restart.... System never start up correctly to the end
- then when I saw that it does not work, I tried go into the CWM, but there was no CWM (!!!) - it was erased (by installing new ROM maybe???)
- so I must flash (old and stock) ROM via ODIN and again root device with CF-Root (with CWM) - that was only functional rom, what I was able to run, and again did this procedure
I tried this way, perhaps with millions of different ROM and EVERY was stucked (restart) while loading.
I think there are some non-deleted files in device, which should be erased (and which cannot be erased by CWM) for clear start of new installed ROM, what do you think?
Would someone please help me? I don't want old Gingerbread with Kies
Thanks for every responce!
Does it say in the thread that you have to flash a custom kernel?? Give.me the link for the thread so I can make sure that you've done everything right
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there is a link, but in hypertext THIS, i repost it in full text:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=788108
I think, when I've root and CWM, there is no problem and install a new rom will be very least, so not as it seems
Dude this is a kernel not a rom what's the matter with you??:what:
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please read all my topic - i flash this kernel only for clockworkmod recovery
through CWM I can flash any other rom
through ODIN only stock - cant find any ICS or JB rom which I can flash via ODIN (.tar file)
What variant of i9000 do you have? Are you sure that the rom you are trying to flash is made exactly for your variant?
EDIT: Try Darky ROM, they have an ODIN flashable version called "Resurrection Edition" or something.
I mean give me the link for the Rom you are using not kernel
Sent from ma 5assak
Samsung Galaxy S I9000, i'm sure 100%. NOT I9001, NOT Samsung Galaxy S2. Tried many roms from Development section for I9000, tried from get.cm etc... always the same result bootloop with restart
donhashem.dh said:
I mean give me the link for the Rom you are using not kernel
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OK. For example: this rom cm-9.0.0-galaxysmtd and cm-9-20120815-NIGHTLY-galaxysmtd from http://get.cm/?device=galaxysmtd
Or this one last ([ALPHA][ROM][4.1.1] CyanogenMod 10 for Samsung Galaxy S) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1778526 and 20120808 build.
and [ROM][PORT][ANDROID 4.1.1][BETA] TAJB: Jelly Bean port for Galaxy S V7.1 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1747042
and this too [4.0.4][ROM] Dark Knight 5.5 [27/4/2012] http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1510940
and many more....
realy unhappy from this
Nikishek said:
Samsung Galaxy S I9000, i'm sure 100%t
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I meant I9000 or I9000B or I9000M or I9000T there's a difference between them
I9000 only, checked it several times
Ok so you can flash Darky Rom Resurrection Edition through ODIN with no problem. Its GingerBread if i remember correctly, but it should give you a recovery mode and fully operating phone. From this point you can flash whatever you want.
....And there is one more important thing:
When I have a stock kernel and stock rom from Samsung, cant get into recovery mode - VOLUME UP and POWER non functional. Only when I type: "adb reboot recovery" in terminal.
Just after when I flash a new pre-rooted kernel with CWM, VOLUPE UP and POWER is now functional
k4Z3666: OK, I try and give you an echo I think, when I format everything in CWM, there will be no sign of the earlier system and ALL WILL BE CLEAR
Nikishek said:
I9000 only, checked it several times
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ok, flashing ICS, may need to be done twice, as first flash may bootloop, IF you want to return to stock to get out of this mess, since you are not sure as to where you are now, due to flashing many roms, use any kit from My Android Collections, link below to get you to a booting ROM, than add a kernel with CWM (use EZbaze package with kernels)
that's helped me too thank you
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Hi guys I'm new to the N7000 forums, but I am no means new to the android and flashing scene. I'm just a bit confused as to how to safely install ROM's on the note.
I've attached a screenshot of my "about phone" so you guys can tell me what kernel I should flash before installing different ROMs
The ROM(s) I'm interested in flashing are Jellybam, Sweet ROM (JB version) and Ultimate jellybean. Can these roms work with any safe kernel? i.e. once iv'e flashed philz or franco kernel I can let the flashing begin.
Also do I need to flash a safe kernel in order to install cyanogenmod or other, not based on stock roms?
Forgot to mention that I am rooted. Any help at all would be appreciated, if I am wrong about anything so far, feel free to set me straight.
Thanks to all who responded, if anyone else wants to reply feel free but i'm going to mark this as resolved so their won't be any confusion.
amd-dude said:
Hi guys I'm new to the N7000 forums, but I am no means new to the android and flashing scene. I'm just a bit confused as to how to safely install ROM's on the note.
I've attached a screenshot of my "about phone" so you guys can tell me what kernel I should flash before installing different ROMs
The ROM(s) I'm interested in flashing are Jellybam, Sweet ROM (JB version) and Ultimate jellybean. Can these roms work with any safe kernel? i.e. once iv'e flashed philz or franco kernel I can let the flashing begin.
Also do I need to flash a safe kernel in order to install cyanogenmod or other, not based on stock roms?
Forgot to mention that I am rooted. Any help at all would be appreciated, if I am wrong about anything so far, feel free to set me straight.
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if you are on stock kernel then download Philz kernel for LP7, flash that in recovery, should give you root again aswell. then you can flash away to any of the ROMs you listed above. just every time you flash a ROM or think of factory reset or data wiping make SURE you're on a SAFE kernel. that's all
as you are rooted, just install any safe kernel like hydracore or philz. thats all. then you can try out any rom. Just make sure you follow the instruction to flash the rom in the OP
I saw that the Philz kernel has a lot of different versions, which one do I choose, am I right in saying the UBLPC one, as that is my build number? Or any one can work, I also read that you should not flash with the temp CWM, I will admit though I used the temp CWM to flash the root files and i'm still ok but I don't want to take any chances, how do I flash with the stock recovery?
amd-dude said:
I saw that the Philz kernel has a lot of different versions, which one do I choose, am I right in saying the UBLPC one, as that is my build number? Or any one can work, I also read that you should not flash with the temp CWM, I will admit though I used the temp CWM to flash the root files and i'm still ok but I don't want to take any chances, how do I flash with the stock recovery?
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this is the one you use - PhilZ-cwm6-UBLPC-UUB-2.7
http://www.mediafire.com/file/35d4kd...2.7-signed.zip
the zip file mentioned above can be flashed using stock recovery. Put the file on ext SD card > boot into recovery > apply update from external storage > thats it
nokiamodeln91 said:
the zip file mentioned above can be flashed using stock recovery. Put the file on ext SD card > boot into recovery > apply update from external storage > thats it
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First, forget about the franco kernel. The franco kernel for the Note is outdated and thus useless. Second, if you plan to flash a JB leak the only kernel you should use is PhilZ. And especially important with the JB leaks is to stick exactly to the instructions how to flash. Otherwise your phone won't even boot.
Have fun with your device! The Note is still an outstanding phone.
Sent from my revived Galaxy Note
Thanks guys for the quick replies, i'm gonna flash the philz kernel now and give the leaked version of JB a try.
make nandroid backup 1st..
Hi everyone,
I'm new here and this is my first post. First of all I would like to thanks pawitp and kasper_h for giving new life for our old device SGS i9000. I just wanted to share my experience installing Mackay ROM and wanted to know why my device freeze upon boot after flashing this ROM.
Steps done:
1. Coming from SlimBean (4.3), flashed CM 10.2
2. Do a factory data reset, wipe system/data/dalvik/cache
3. Flash Mackay ROM and GApps
4. Upon restart; freeze on Samsung device logo, waited for a long time but did not continue to kernel/boot/anim.
5. Tried to boot recovery, but still just freeze on Samsung device logo
6. Boot into Download Mode and flash Semaphore kernel from Cyanogen using heimdal tool
7. Flash Mackay ROM then Mackay Kernel then GApps
8. Successful boot!
I've been following Mackay ROM development and very satisfied with it, but every time I will flash/update Mackay ROM, I must remember to flash also the corresponding Mackay Kernel over it, otherwise I'll have to go through steps 4 to 7 above to fix the boot freeze.
Now, my question is, why my device freeze on boot? Isn't Mackay ROM already include the kernel?
I wanted to help in development even by just testing the ROM, but newbies are not allowed to post on development tread...
c-droid said:
Hi everyone,
I'm new here and this is my first post. First of all I would like to thanks pawitp and kasper_h for giving new life for our old device SGS i9000. I just wanted to share my experience installing Mackay ROM and wanted to know why my device freeze upon boot after flashing this ROM.
Steps done:
1. Coming from SlimBean (4.3), flashed CM 10.2
2. Do a factory data reset, wipe system/data/dalvik/cache
3. Flash Mackay ROM and GApps
4. Upon restart; freeze on Samsung device logo, waited for a long time but did not continue to kernel/boot/anim.
5. Tried to boot recovery, but still just freeze on Samsung device logo
6. Boot into Download Mode and flash Semaphore kernel from Cyanogen using heimdal tool
7. Flash Mackay ROM then Mackay Kernel then GApps
8. Successful boot!
I've been following Mackay ROM development and very satisfied with it, but every time I will flash/update Mackay ROM, I must remember to flash also the corresponding Mackay Kernel over it, otherwise I'll have to go through steps 4 to 7 above to fix the boot freeze.
Now, my question is, why my device freeze on boot? Isn't Mackay ROM already include the kernel?
I wanted to help in development even by just testing the ROM, but newbies are not allowed to post on development tread...
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Hi, im new too
Which Mackay ROM are you taling about? Because i had the same problem flashing Mackay rom 3.99-the last one and i couldnt had flashed it unless i did a dirty flash but even then i had many problems. So i dont know. Currently im using OMNI Mackay -the latest build-and im very satisfied with it, there are only few issues... but in the end its way fastest rom for me before it i had been using Gamerzrom 4.0 for half a year and it was way the best for android 4.2.2
lulek01 said:
Hi, im new too
Which Mackay ROM are you taling about? Because i had the same problem flashing Mackay rom 3.99-the last one and i couldnt had flashed it unless i did a dirty flash but even then i had many problems. So i dont know. Currently im using OMNI Mackay -the latest build-and im very satisfied with it, there are only few issues... but in the end its way fastest rom for me before it i had been using Gamerzrom 4.0 for half a year and it was way the best for android 4.2.2
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I'm using this Mackay ROM 4.1.7
I also wanted to try the OMNI build, but there's no separate kernel for it yet.
I've only successfully using Mackay ROM 4.1.7 by flashing the ROM then before I reboot I also flash the corresponding Mackay kernel 0.605, if I don't flash the separate kernel then when I restart, my phone freeze on Samsung device boot logo, which I'm wondering since as far as I know Mackay ROM package is already complete, I'm also sure that the ZIP file I downloaded is not corrupted cause I already downloaded it twice and tested it on WinRAR.
c-droid said:
I'm using this Mackay ROM 4.1.7
I also wanted to try the OMNI build, but there's no separate kernel for it yet.
I've only successfully using Mackay ROM 4.1.7 by flashing the ROM then before I reboot I also flash the corresponding Mackay kernel 0.605, if I don't flash the separate kernel then when I restart, my phone freeze on Samsung device boot logo, which I'm wondering since as far as I know Mackay ROM package is already complete, I'm also sure that the ZIP file I downloaded is not corrupted cause I already downloaded it twice and tested it on WinRAR.
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Have you tried going back to stock android 2.3.6? Maybe that would work for you
@c-droid
@lulek01
Guys, which was your last stock ROM installed before using custom ROMs?
Froyo or Gingerbread?
As I've said on my OP, step no.1 I came from SlimBean, then since its recommended on Mackay ROM development thread I flashed CM 10.2 first before finally going to Mackay ROM.
Even now that I'm on Mackay ROM, when updating to new version using Mackay's TWRP, I still have to flash the separate Mackay kernel after Mackay ROM before restarting, otherwise my phone will freeze on Samsung device logo upon boot.
tetakpatak said:
@c-droid
@lulek01
Guys, which was your last stock ROM installed before using custom ROMs?
Froyo or Gingerbread?
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My last stock ROM was GB
lulek01 said:
My last stock ROM was GB
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OK, then we know at least that your phone has a proper bootloader.
For people who upgrade directly from Froyo is very important to flash a GB bootloader, as all newer custom ROMs suppose that GB bootloader was already installed.
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c-droid said:
As I've said on my OP, step no.1 I came from SlimBean, then since its recommended on Mackay ROM development thread I flashed CM 10.2 first before finally going to Mackay ROM.
Even now that I'm on Mackay ROM, when updating to new version using Mackay's TWRP, I still have to flash the separate Mackay kernel after Mackay ROM before restarting, otherwise my phone will freeze on Samsung device logo upon boot.
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You didn't get it mate.... I meant: which was your last stock ROM.... Froyo or Gingerbread?
Oh... sorry...
so... before I've flash the custom ROM SlimBean...
damn... I've already forgot, all I remember was I've waited for the phone's warranty to end before trying out custom ROMs, but I knew I've downloaded and installed all the OTAs before, just forgot the last version I've received...
Anyway, do you know how can I update ONLY the bootloader? without doing a factory data reset / wiping system/data...
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Oh... sorry...
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no problem
so... before I've flash the custom ROM SlimBean...
I knew I've downloaded and installed all the OTAs before, just forgot the last version I've received...
Anyway, do you know how can I update ONLY the bootloader? without doing a factory data reset / wiping system/data...
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Yep, probably you do have a Gingerbread bootloader then (2.3.x), after all the updates.
Froyo firmweres were 2.2.x
If not sure, here you can see it in my i9000 thread (also with video) how to flash only a bootloader and there you can download all the files.
Make sure to read whole the step-by-step guide for flashing with Odin under section 2 as flashing a bootloader shouldn't go wrong.
Thanks tetakpatak,
I've read your thread, specially the warning regarding flashing bootloader that one mistake could hard brick the phone.
So, I wanted to clarify some things before I proceed on flashing the bootloader...
1. The baseband of the bootloader attached on your thread is XWJVU while my phone is XXJVK, should I search for bootloader the same as mine or the one on your thread is fine?
2. On your thread, the text guide says to choose the bootloader file under "PDA", but on the video, you choose it under "BOOTLOADER", I assume the video is correct as I can see the phone successfully boots...
3. I couldn't see clearly on the video and also not specifically stated on your text guide if I have to choose on Odin the "i9000Boot_XWJVU.zip" file or I have to extract first the "i9000Boot_XWJVU.tar" inside it and choose that one...
Sorry if I asked too much, not that I'm skeptical with your giude, just following your warning...
I was about to try tetakpatak guide on flashing only the bootloader, but I don't know why my phone was not detected by Odin?
I run Odin as administrator, choose the bootloader file, tick the "Phone Bootloader Update" and uncheck "Auto Reboot", then turn-on the phone to download mode, connect to PC, Windows detected the phone as "Gadget Serial device", but did not appear on Odin...