Please forgive me if this question is one which has been asked a lot; I've searched around but I'm finding a lot of conflicting information.
Exactly how do you safely flash from stock ICS (4.0.0.4; unrooted) to a new rom (for example, I'm looking at going to a CM10 rom)?
Some guides seem to say:
1) Flash a safe kernel using ODIN (I was looking at Hydrocore)
2) Flash back to a pre-rooted gingerbread rom using ODIN (e.g http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1535025)
3) Flash the rom you're interested in using ODIN
Or perhaps I only need to do steps 1 & 3?
Thanks!
You need to do the 1st and 3rd steps.
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Also once you have flashed a safe kernel you can flash the new ROM in recovery.
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can use mobile odin pro to flash back stock by untick everything like ever root,su,mobile odin n untick the 2 wipe?
Thanks to RR11+Notecore.
Just flash a safe kernel and then you can flash any rom u wish
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Hey
I have a Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000 It is running stock ICS and is rooted.
I am just wondering how can i backup everything on my phone. So that i can use the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean via ParanoidAndroid custom ROM.
Do i have to remove the root and flash stock firmware on the phone again?
Thanks for any help :good:
Install a custom kernel like hydracore and backup ur rom using cwm recovery ie a nandroid backup
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nokiamodeln91 said:
Install a custom kernel like hydracore and backup ur rom using cwm recovery ie a nandroid backup
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Im a complete noob to this stuff so could you explain what these do exactly? Also do i just flash stock firmware to remove the root?
How did u root?
What kernel are you on?
Go to settings about phone and check
Yes you can flash the stock firmware thru pc Odin in pda tab and it will remove root.
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But y do u want to remove root
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nokiamodeln91 said:
How did u root?
What kernel are you on?
Go to settings about phone and check
Yes you can flash the stock firmware thru pc Odin in pda tab and it will remove root.
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But y do u want to remove root
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Im not sure if i need the root to got the custom rom paranoid android jelly bean on my phone
i used this to root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26455511&postcount=2475
you will need to be rooted and on a custom kernal like hydracore etc in order to any custom rom on be it paranoid or any aother the custom kernal will help to make wiping and installing safer tho there is always a risk
i had paranoid on all i did was install hydracore kernal then wiped etc and installed paranoid with cwm i did not reinstall a stock rom there is no need
lol backup efs with ktool, save on computer, then flash a tar file kernel, like speedmod or hydra with ktool.
Reboot recovery, do the wipes, format system/data and dalvik cache. Flash jb zip, gapps (see first post rom thread) and done
If you have lots of apps, and want to keep them, do a app2zip (app from playstore) and flash that after
all own risk, and will lose data, but is cleanest way to go
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hi all!
i flashed miui rom on my note and think that it is too fancy for my simple taste. so i wish to go back to stock ics rom. i am thinking to:
1. reboot to recovery
2. wipe data/factory reset
3. wipe dalvik cache
4. restore backup
is this the correct procedure? or would i have to flash the LRT rom again and root and everything? sorry i have to ask because i think for someone not as tech-savvy as most people here, it is better to be safe than sorry. thank you for any help.
PS also anyone know of any mod to join unlimited number of contacts? i can't seem to find anything. found something but then the link it led to was already dead.
IAmShoshi said:
PS also anyone know of any mod to join unlimited number of contacts? i can't seem to find anything. found something but then the link it led to was already dead.
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join unlimited contacts mod
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766906
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nokiamodeln91 said:
join unlimited contacts mod
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1766906
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hi nokiamodeln91! thanks for the reply. that's the thread i meant. the link is dead. the author's signature says that he stopped developing and his links are dead. his site is not accessible anymore.
any chance you know how to go back to stock ics rom from miui?
just make sure u on same kernel.. wen u made the backup ur procedure will work.
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safest is to flash it thru Odin
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do i have to flash LRT rom again using pc odin or just wipe everything then restore the backup i made of the ics rom?
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do i have to flash LRT rom again using pc odin or just wipe everything then restore the backup i made of the ics rom?
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If you have a backup of the stock rom you like to go back to I would recommend flashing Abyss4.2 kernel first which over a long time has been considered as safe with wipes and stable with install/restore (except for some backups made with cwm 6+).
After install of Abyss4.2 and rebooted recovery: perform a full wipe and restore your backup.
If you want a clean stock rom instead you can download one and install with Odin =)
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IAmShoshi said:
do i have to flash LRT rom again using pc odin or just wipe everything then restore the backup i made of the ics rom?
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You don't need to flash LRT again
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opiujn said:
If you have a backup of the stock rom you like to go back to I would recommend flashing Abyss4.2 kernel first which over a long time has been considered as safe with wipes and stable with install/restore (except for some backups made with cwm 6+).
After install of Abyss4.2 and rebooted recovery: perform a full wipe and restore your backup.
If you want a clean stock rom instead you can download one and install with Odin =)
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You don't need to flash LRT again
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thanks a lot opiujn. you and nokiamodeln91 have been very helpful to me. i will do as you recommend. cheers!!!!
I upgraded my phone to version 4.0.3, after that I can not lock my screen and my power button does not give me options when I press the power button my phone off immediately, went searching and found that I need to put a file in the efs using root explorer app, the problem is that I can not find this file named "keyrts" where I find this file? Have a site to download? I'm Brazilian, my english is a little bad, I'm using the google translator, I am awaiting some help, thank you all.
My phone is a Galaxy Note GT-N7000 with 4.0.3!
Just ref lash your ROM from a safe kernel (ie, Hydra core or philz) and do a factory reset while still on a safe kernel
It isn't worth the time troubleshooting for you.
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Be sure you understand about the brick bug before you flash anything....
If you want to install a safe kernel now like philz you can just try factory reset from recovery before flashing anything and see if it helps...
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asf58967 said:
Just ref lash your ROM from a safe kernel (ie, Hydra core or philz) and do a factory reset while still on a safe kernel
It isn't worth the time troubleshooting for you.
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Be sure you understand about the brick bug before you flash anything....
If you want to install a safe kernel now like philz you can just try factory reset from recovery before flashing anything and see if it helps...
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I can install the same ROM over this already installed? It will not give any problem?
If you are on a safe kernel it is OK... I wouldn't do anything without being on a safe kernel
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I can install the same ROM over this already installed? It will not give any problem?
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if you are using PC odin to install the rom. doesnot matter.
if that doesnt work, check one of my threads. The lpy one, it has a link to a fix for your problem. It should bring lockscreen back also
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Hi
I was using jb when it first comes. Today i got repaired my phone and now it has 2.3.5 gingerbread without root... It has been long time that i use it... My question is can i directly install jb from cwm? What should i do to get jb? can you tell me the steps? Thanks
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Hi
I was using jb when it first comes. Today i got repaired my phone and now it has 2.3.5 gingerbread without root... It has been long time that i use it... My question is can i directly install jb from cwm? What should i do to get jb? can you tell me the steps? Thanks
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Hi, hotboy, if im not mistaken you are not newbie at note forum. I think you should familiar with those step.
Or your id similar with others..
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By the way you can use dr.ketan method to root your gb 2.3.5 and use mobile odin to flash safe kernel such as speedmod or notecore.
Then you can boot into recovery and flash your favourite jb rom.
Read op installation method clearfully.
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Yes mate im not newbie but i didnt come to jb directly from 2.3.5 so i need help. Where is the op mate
Now the sammobile has xxlsa firware you can flash even without root using odin. Then use philz kernel for xxlsa to root
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Yes mate im not newbie but i didnt come to jb directly from 2.3.5 so i need help. Where is the op mate
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Normally you can find the installation method from 1st of 2nd post from every custom rom.
Why dont you go sammobile.com and download the complete LSA leaked thru pc odin under download mode?
Then you might avoid a lot of installation method which to be care which rom you from.
You should know how to flash stock rom thru pc odin right?
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lee yun khong said:
Normally you can find the installation method from 1st of 2nd post from every custom rom.
Why dont you go sammobile.com and download the complete LSA leaked thru pc odin under download mode?
Then you might avoid a lot of installation method which to be care which rom you from.
You should know how to flash stock rom thru pc odin right?
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Thank you all mate... I just wanted to know that i can flash 2.3.5 directly to JB
Hi Guys,
Probably typical Noob issue here but i will give you a run down on what my problem is.
Followed Rootmygalaxynote Video.
Downloaded
CWM.zip
CWM-SuperSU-v0.87.zip
franco.Kernel-r5.zip
All seemed ok except
1.Phone will now not find IP address and is always trying to verify.
2.Cannot connect to my computer via usb.
Downloaded Busybox and Rootchecker and it says my device is not rooted.
Question is, is there a way to sort these issues without having to use my cellular data to download something to fix it?
1. Attempted to repair by resetting modem/router
2.Tried to reinstall/update drivers but keeping getting device driver problem notification
All and any help would be appreciated.
What rom are you on? The simplest root method is to download the corresponding PhilZ kernel and flash it through recovery mode.
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What rom are you on? The simplest root method is to download the corresponding PhilZ kernel and flash it through recovery mode.
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I am just on the stock ICS rom. Do you have a link for the PhilZ kernel. Phone still works ok but would like to be able to use wifi around the house.
Yes I'm using philz too
But be aware that it is touch based so you may(only may*)have problem using hardware keys in Philz cwm recovery
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1901191
Here you go
Posted by the mighty philz himself
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Choose the one that is for your kernel(not baseband)
And for rooting I used rootmygalaxynote.com (or something like this)
There was a method that used only one time flashing a zip
Since I did not buy this phone with guaranty I did not read about raising flash counter. But make sure you do
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sepehrthegreat-iran said:
Yes I'm using philz too
But be aware that it is touch based so you may(only may*)have problem using hardware keys in Philz cwm recovery
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1901191
Here you go
Posted by the mighty philz himself
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Choose the one that is for your kernel(not baseband)
And for rooting I used rootmygalaxynote.com (or something like this)
There was a method that used only one time flashing a zip
Since I did not buy this phone with guaranty I did not read about raising flash counter. But make sure you do
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Once again, you don't need to root your device if you flash the PhilZ Kernel because the PhilZ Kernel is already rooted. Just flash it through stock recovery and your phone is rooted.
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altae said:
Once again, you don't need to root your device if you flash the PhilZ Kernel because the PhilZ Kernel is already rooted. Just flash it through stock recovery and your phone is rooted.
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Did I say that I used philz kernel first???!!!
I rooted first then I used philz kernel
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sepehrthegreat-iran said:
Did I say that I used philz kernel first???!!!
I rooted first then I used philz kernel
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You said you used rootmygalaxynote.com to root your phone. That's not necessary. Coming from a stock rom you can simply flash the PhilZ Kernel through stock recovery (volume up, home and power button). That's all you need to root a Note.
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Scarekro said:
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I am just on the stock ICS rom. Do you have a link for the PhilZ kernel. Phone still works ok but would like to be able to use wifi around the house.
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change the kernel and your wifi should work as usual
nokiamodeln91 said:
change the kernel and your wifi should work as usual
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Yep, franco kernel is outdated and should not be used anymore.
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