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[Q] being confused: is flashing stock LPF with pc odin safe

after all the gibberish talk about ICS roms, which I don't understand as its too technical, IS IT SAFE to flash stock LPF with pc odin without any cf-kernel

Yes
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What does this mean???

Hi
I downloaded 4.0.4 stock Rom xxlrk using checkfus and flashed it using odin yesterday. I then used Dr. Ketans method for rooting using the temporary cwm touch recovery to install busybox and root. When I then went back to stock recovery I saw an android lying down with is chest open and a red triangle with exclamation mark.
What does this mean??
Have I f****ed up my phone???
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TigerstyleUK said:
Have I f****ed up my phone???
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Nope. You just did something wrong. Probably not flashed all components required.
I'm not a professional with it, but I've seen couple of ROM's had the same effect on my phone.
Just try another ROM or another methods.

TigerstyleUK said:
Hi
I downloaded 4.0.4 stock Rom xxlrk using checkfus and flashed it using odin yesterday. I then used Dr. Ketans method for rooting using the temporary cwm touch recovery to install busybox and root. When I then went back to stock recovery I saw an android lying down with is chest open and a red triangle with exclamation mark.
What does this mean??
Have I f****ed up my phone???
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Nope. most likely just the recovery that ****ed up.
There are 2 possible scenarios:
1. Something messed up the system files for the recovery
2. Some files are interferring with the recovery files.

TigerstyleUK said:
Hi
I downloaded 4.0.4 stock Rom xxlrk using checkfus and flashed it using odin yesterday. I then used Dr. Ketans method for rooting using the temporary cwm touch recovery to install busybox and root. When I then went back to stock recovery I saw an android lying down with is chest open and a red triangle with exclamation mark.
What does this mean??
Have I f****ed up my phone???
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I think what you are talking is normal recovery logo of 4.0.4
you can watch this video, and you are talking about pic shown at 2min12 sec in video, then it is normal
still confirm your flash counter in download mode.

No need to use stock recovery. Use CWM.
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I think this is the standard logo for Stock recovery on this version..

Galaxy note n7000 How to go back custom ROM cm 10 to stock ginger bread

Hi all
I am using cm10 nightly with 4.1.2 gapp
Now I want to go back to stock firmware 2.3.6
Plz guide me how ? Plz mention step by step
Thanks in advance
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Download the gb rom.
put the phone in download mode
open pc odin and connect the phone to pc
put the rom file in the pda tab
flash
once successful
boot in recovery mode
factory reset
boot normally

You can find all stock roms here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997

First of all thank u
Here I am face 1 problem now my PC Odin is not detect USB (I'd:com)
I already rinstall drivers
Plz tell me what I do?
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in the above mentioned thread...
There are drivers in the first post. Try installing that

maqsoodsaifi said:
First of all thank u
Here I am face 1 problem now my PC Odin is not detect USB (I'd:com)
I already rinstall drivers
Plz tell me what I do?
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Your drivers are not installed properly. If you are on cm10 rooted you could always flash stock tar with.mobile odin

guitarplayerone said:
Your drivers are not installed properly. If you are on cm10 rooted you could always flash stock tar with.mobile odin
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Thanks Bro
mobile odin is safe?
if yes then how to flash kindly guide me steb by step .

maqsoodsaifi said:
mobile odin is safe?
if yes then how to flash kindly guide me steb by step .
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Yes mobile odin is safe to flash
Copy the rom into your sdcard
Install mobile odin pro and select "open file" option
Then select the rom,if you need to be rooted,then select "ever root" option
If you were about to flash a gb rom,then select both the wipes and select "flash firmware"
And you are done:good:

null TYPINING PROBLEM FACE AFTER SUCCESS FULLY FLASING VIA MOBILE
null null null?
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Now I succsess fully flash with gingerbread stock firmware but when I officially update for ics its fails
What I do flash with pc odin or what ?
Thanks
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its best to flash with pc odin

maqsoodsaifi said:
Now I succsess fully flash with gingerbread stock firmware but when I officially update for ics its fails
What I do flash with pc odin or what ?
Thanks
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What do you mean it fails?
Are you trying to update it through ota or odin??
And what was the error you got???

[Q]Reverting to Stock ROM for the GT-P7310

Hello.
I need help.
I am running Cyanogenmod 10, the August 4 build on my GT-P7310. I want to return to the stock 3.2 to get the official 4.0 update from Samsung and to get rid of the bugs that is being caused by the ROM. What should I do?
EDIT:
Please add a download link or any direct download link please.

use odin and download the officcial 4.0.4 file, and flash with odin ( WARNING: will delete EVERYTHING ON THE TABLET!!)
but it'd work...

Or you can down load the stock hc Rom. You can get either at sammobile.com. if you use Odin you'll have to extract the .tar.md5 from the zip file. Use 7-zip to extract it.
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jd1639 said:
Or you can down load the stock hc Rom. You can get either at sammobile.com. if you use Odin you'll have to extract the .tar.md5 from the zip file. Use 7-zip to extract it.
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Can I use the recovery instead of ODIN?

I've never done it that way but it should work. Then you can use the zip.
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I'm still running on HC3.2. What would be the easiest way to do a backup, that can be flashed with Odin again.
I would like to try ICS.

The easiest is to have a recovery installed, cwm or twrp. Then do the backup with it. Someone else may know how to do a backup you could flash with Odin.
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shiko80 said:
I'm still running on HC3.2. What would be the easiest way to do a backup, that can be flashed with Odin again.
I would like to try ICS.
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Do a backup on a custom recovery (CWM is good). You could flash it through recovery. I'm not sure with ODIN.

Can someone link a 3.2 honeycomb firmware download? Can not find anywhere, need to flash back from ICS to root.
Never mind sammobile.com is awesome. Not sure why that site never came up in any Google searches over the last few days looking for i957 firmware...
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[Q] Not able to flash any rom..

Im on alliance jb rom and im not able to flash any rom except alliance rom. If i try to flash any rom ,after all wipes and formats its going to recovery automatically. And not even able to flash with mobile odin . Pc odin also not detecting my phone anybody plz help...!! ALL drivers and kies are installed properly. Plz help. Before few days i got yellow triangle and i removed it using triangle away apk.
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try changing the kernel to speedmod or philz and then try to flash the rom again..

I flashed using philz only bro... but when i try to flash stock rom with odin i have got pass message and after dat its showing status 7 error and going to recovery...
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Use a different kernel like cm10 to flash.