Hi guys,
Now I had no problems flashing a custom ROM on my HTC Desire but my Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 is causing me a huge headache
I would like to flash Jelly Bean but I'm struggling.
My Note is rooted and I have purchased Mobile Odin off the Play store, using Mobile Odin has not resulted in a successfull flash, yet. lol
What's even more confusing is that the kernel version on my Note has changed but no visible settings can be seen.
Your help is very much appreciated.
Thanks
Stefan
1. How are you flashing in mobile Odin?
2. What rom are you trying to flash?
3. What exactly happens?
4. Are you sure you have full root (DL an app from play store to check)?
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asf58967 said:
1. How are you flashing in mobile Odin?
2. What rom are you trying to flash?
3. What exactly happens?
4. Are you sure you have full root (DL an app from play store to check)?
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nice one..
what rom are you from.. if you have root then install ClockWorkMod and flash Safe kernel such as Speedmod 3-15 and Hydracore,, after flashing safe kernel go to Advance>reboot recovery and flash Custom Rom.
mistajoe83 said:
what rom are you from.. if you have root then install ClockWorkMod and flash Safe kernel such as Speedmod 3-15 and Hydracore,, after flashing safe kernel go to Advance>reboot recovery and flash Custom Rom.
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Is ClockWorkMod safe with Samsung Note on ICS?
Depends which kernel, you need a non stock kernel to be completely safe.
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What is the difference between a ROM and a Kernel? Sounding like a complete newbie here
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What is the difference between a ROM and a Kernel? Sounding like a complete newbie here
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Rom is the platform itself, Kernel governs all the hardware. Simply put
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Do I need to flash a ROM before flashing a Kernel?
TheWelshOne said:
Do I need to flash a ROM before flashing a Kernel?
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Rom flash usually includes kernel, then flash required kernel after.
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Rom flash usually includes kernel, then flash required kernel after.
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Ok I think I understand.
What ROM would you recommend for tge Samsung Galaxy Note N7000?
Appreciate your help.
You obviously really need to do some reading before flashing anything. Start with the stickies.
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You obviously really need to do some reading before flashing anything. Start with the stickies.
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Have to agree, start with stickies and Dr ketans thread in the stickies more so.
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Rom flash usually includes kernel.
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Usually?
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hi, i notice most files were created for cwm flashing, but i cant find cwm recovery available for downloads, even rom manager not supporting gnote. Mobile odin also removed cwm injection.. after rooting from mobile odin no cwm...how to flash those zip files?
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alanccs said:
hi, i notice most files were created for cwm flashing, but i cant find cwm recovery available for downloads, even rom manager not supporting gnote. Mobile odin also removed cwm injection.. after rooting from mobile odin no cwm...how to flash those zip files?
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What rom u use now??
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i just flash the lastest stock lr5 with stock kernel, previous root n cwm gone...
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alanccs said:
i just flash the lastest stock lr5 with stock kernel, previous root n cwm gone...
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Stock kernel haven't CWM recovery...
Its only have stock recovery...
So u must flash custom kernel in order to get the CWM..
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so sickening no support from cwm ...is this the only way to get cwm? just need to figure out which kernel to use...thanks!
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alanccs said:
so sickening no support from cwm ...is this the only way to get cwm? just need to figure out which kernel to use...thanks!
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Before u flash it...
What kind of cwm u need??
CWM recovery or CWM manager or Both of them.?
CF root LRG include CWM recovery n CWM manager but any superSU issue.
Notecore v.6,goku kernel v.1.5,speedmod K3-9 include cwm recovery but nothing cwm manager,u can install cwm manager as add on..
U should rooted before flashing the kernel..
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fahrie12 said:
Before u flash it...
What kind of cwm u need??
CWM recovery or CWM manager or Both of them.?
CF root LRG include CWM recovery n CWM manager but any superSU issue.
Notecore v.6,goku kernel v.1.5,speedmod K3-9 include cwm recovery but nothing cwm manager,u can install cwm manager as add on..
U should rooted before flashing the kernel..
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hi, whats the diff btw cwm recovery n cwm manager? is there conflict with superSU? can i use the LRK for my LR1? how about notecore compare to cf ? Which is a better choice? raise counter if flash? im SU rooted..
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hi, whats the diff btw cwm recovery n cwm manager? is there conflict with superSU? can i use the LRK for my LR1? how about notecore compare to cf ? Which is a better choice? raise counter if flash? im SU rooted..
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Cwm recovery is cwm in recovery mode..
Cwm manager is cwm in ur desktop..
LRG kernel have conflict with superSU..
yes, u can use LRK for ur LR1..
Notecore had been erase emmc bug n had been patched..
CF just stock kernel which has given root access..
Notecore V.10.2 is recommended choice..
No counter or yellow triangle if u flash it from mobile odin or cwm recovery..
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Thank you so much for your advices:thumbup:will do some research with your advice in mind b4 making a final choice..
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alanccs said:
Thank you so much for your advices:thumbup:will do some research with your advice in mind b4 making a final choice..
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Ur wellcome bro.
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alanccs said:
Thank you so much for your advices:thumbup:will do some research with your advice in mind b4 making a final choice..
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There is speedmod ICS kernel 3-12 as additional choice...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1673072
Berlino said:
There is speedmod ICS kernel 3-12 as additional choice...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1673072
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thanks bro, im reading too..tough decision to make a choice..
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im not ready to do a custom rom yet...but m looking forward for cm10 to be fully functional..so whats the best combi?
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alanccs said:
im not ready to do a custom rom yet...but m looking forward for cm10 to be fully functional..so whats the best combi?
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By flashing a safe kernel like Goku, Speedmod or Notecore for your stock TW ICS you'll get a safe cwm...it is up to you which one you prefer, just try them out...
As I know Speedmod is very stable (no oc/uv but battery friendly), Goku is undervolted/not oc'ed (don't know the voltage table) with a 100MHz frequency, but it makes no sence 'cause 100MHz use the same voltage as 200MHz...and finally there is Notecore with an eye more on performance than battery life (but it is good as well regarding battery)...if you decide for Notecore, flash the STD-version first (not every Note can handle the oc'ed version).
To switch from TW ROM to CM9/CM10 it is recommended to go back to GB via PC Odin to do a fullwipe from there to safely switch over to CM9/CM10. Other's only flash Abyss (a GB-kernel) without going back to GB to do the full wipe, but I read something about that there COULD be some problems at the end...you'd NEVER flash CM9/CM10 directly from TW ICS stock or custom ROM!!!
Ok, so happy flashing for you :laugh:
thanks for your rich info advices bro, a few questions.
1. custom kernel will render from official ota updates?
2. will mess up my current app, data? like notecore will reverse sd n ext sd
3. needs to restore backup after flashing?
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thanks for your rich info advices bro, a few questions.
1. custom kernel will render from official ota updates?
2. will mess up my current app, data? like notecore will reverse sd n ext sd
3. needs to restore backup after flashing?
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1.-> I don't think that OTA is possible for rooted devices, but via Kies (yes, this buggy software) you'll get official updates if rooted I've read...I always flash my FW via Mobile Odin. You can get the stock FW's on sammobile f.e.!
2.-> No, Notecore overwrites only the stock kernel...your apps'n'data should be safe! The built-in CWM of Notecore kernel shows the correct paths for internal and external sd!
3.-> Before flashing anything you'd allways backup your apps with TB f.e.! And before flashing the kernel, you'd wipe cache/dalvik cache (not DATA!) or use the jbroid kernel cleaning script (this wipes cache, dalvik and fragments of old kernel for a clean flash)! After a kernel flash there is no need for a restore backup if all went as it should.
When on Speedmod, Goku or Notecore you can also do a nandroid backup before flashing any other kernel (I allways do).
And just to clear things before you'll try to flash...You have a rooted device already???
ok thank you :thumbup:that clears my doubts, yes im already rooted with mobile odin but no cwm injected well m ready to try out..
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alanccs said:
ok thank you :thumbup:that clears my doubts, yes im already rooted with mobile odin but no cwm injected well m ready to try out..
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Okay, here we go...:fingers-crossed:
If you stick with Notecore ( I think so, 'cause this kernel is amazing), you have to flash often 'cause Gavin (g.lewarne) allways is cooking a new creation of his outstanding kernel.:laugh:
Hey guys, Recently my dad got a Galaxy Note (N7000) and he has been complaining about The Note 2 getting jelly bean and stuff.
I already rooted it for him with Superuser.
I want to install a custom rom for him but I read a lot of topics saying that theres a very high chance on bricking your device using CWM and stuff.
If anyone could post a step by step guide, That would be super-appreciated, Thank you in advance.
Phone info
-Android 4.0.4
Baseband - N7000DXLR1
Kernel - 3.0.15-N7000DXLR5-CL968032
Build Number - IMM76D.DXLR5
Hello, here's a link to a step by step. Follow it perfeclty, and u will not brick ur fone.
http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-gt-n7000-root-android-4-0-4-ics-xxlrg-102122/
Search for liquidsmooth rom and flash it. It's a great rom and very smooth as it's name.
{Helpful, thank me}
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Hello, here's a link to a step by step. Follow it perfeclty, and u will not brick ur fone.
http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-gt-n7000-root-android-4-0-4-ics-xxlrg-102122/
Search for liquidsmooth rom and flash it. It's a great rom and very smooth as it's name.
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Thanks for the quick reply, question. Whats XXLRG firmware?
Xxlrg is related to german and liquidsmooth is based on dat firmware
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Hello, here's a link to a step by step. Follow it perfeclty, and u will not brick ur fone.
http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-note-gt-n7000-root-android-4-0-4-ics-xxlrg-102122/
Search for liquidsmooth rom and flash it. It's a great rom and very smooth as it's name.
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He's already rooted and on stock kernel, if he tries to flash a ROM using above CWM.zip or does factory reset on it, he will brick his device.
Best advice is to go Here, download PhilZ-cwm6-DXLR5-OLB-2.7-signed.zip (that's the one that is compatible with his ROM) and put it on external SD card. From there, boot into recovery mode, and flash Philz kernel from external storage. (It's the only one that can be flashed from stock recovery). Then phone will be fully rooted with safe stock kernel and safe CWM recovery. Only then should any attempt be made to flash ROMs from recovery.
Re: CWM.zip READ THIS
Easiest for me is to flash ICS of your choice using Odin. Then flash speedmod-kernel-n7000-ics-k3-13-Odin.tar using Odin. Select PDA in Odin to use this file. Google it up. Double check that the file you get is for ICS N7000 and that it is the Odin version.
The end result will be a rooted ICS that you can safely wipe. It also has Clockworkmod installed. This allows you to flash custom JB roms. You may get a yellow triangle upon reboot. Just buy Triangle Away on Google Play store. Reset the counter using the app.
But flashing philz from stock doesn't result in triangle, raised counter and need for triangle away. Surely easier
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If he has to ask what is xxLRG, thr i wont even advice him to flash custom roms.
Sell the Note and get your father a Note2. Chances are, he will complain of so many things "not normal" once in custom rom, etc.
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If he has to ask what is xxLRG, thr i wont even advice him to flash custom roms....
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Yeah you're right - Noob Alert!
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+1 bro
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Deathsongx3 said:
Hey guys, Recently my dad got a Galaxy Note (N7000) and he has been complaining about The Note 2 getting jelly bean and stuff.
I already rooted it for him with Superuser.
I want to install a custom rom for him but I read a lot of topics saying that theres a very high chance on bricking your device using CWM and stuff.
If anyone could post a step by step guide, That would be super-appreciated, Thank you in advance.
Phone info
-Android 4.0.4
Baseband - N7000DXLR1
Kernel - 3.0.15-N7000DXLR5-CL968032
Build Number - IMM76D.DXLR5
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you read the stickies in forum section, search for dr ketans guide. All your info is already available
btw you cant root with super user alone....
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Hi together!
I am totally new to Galaxy Note and I like to root my device.
Since from what I have red, it can be dangerous to flash CWM on a certain ICS firmware, kernel related.
Now I would like to know if there is a safe way of rooting, no matter what firmware I am on.
Please correct me if I am wrong:
If I flash some old GB firmware from Samware with ODIN, I would not have this "unsafe" Kernel from ICS.
Is this even possible?
If so, I can root my device and can use CWM without any risk.
So far, is this working or do I have thinking mistake in it.
Please advice me!
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All GB related roms are totally safe.and for ics stock you can flash phillz kernel from recovery.
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All GB related roms are totally safe.and for ics stock you can flash phillz kernel from recovery.
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Phillz kernel.
Have you got a link for it?
I have red about it. How do I flash it and what is the correct order? First kernel and then root?
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Phillz kernel.
Have you got a link for it?
I have red about it. How do I flash it and what is the correct order? First kernel and then root?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1901191
Flash the kernel and root is gained automatically.Instruction are there in the link above.just read it completely...
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I just rooted and installed cm10 on my note and now I'm wondering how to get back to complete stock so I can get OTAs and updates over kies... Anyone know?
thanks
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theres the guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
Just flash stock rom with pc Odin, simples.
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Will that unroot it too? Or do I not need to unroot to get OTAs and Kies compatibility?
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Will that unroot it too? Or do I not need to unroot to get OTAs and Kies compatibility?
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If you flash stock rom, it will unroot and remove cwm also.
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If you flash stock rom, it will unroot and remove cwm also.
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Hmm, and I can use Odin to flash a stock ROM over cm10? I've never used Odin before, why cant I just flash the stock ROM over cwm?
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because stock roms doesn't come in the form of cwm installable zips.
Thanks for the advice so far guys, just a few more things:
do I need to go back to a GB rom before flashing a stock ICS ROM via Odin?
I saw in this thread that says it's optional: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
And just to make sure, if I do flash back to a stock ICS ROM via Odin, it will overwrite my current kernal/root right?
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Thanks for the advice so far guys, just a few more things:
do I need to go back to a GB rom before flashing a stock ICS ROM via Odin?
I saw in this thread that says it's optional: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1424997
And just to make sure, if I do flash back to a stock ICS ROM via Odin, it will overwrite my current kernal/root right?
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You can flash straight to ics but remember you'll then be on unsafe kernel. Do wipes before flashing.
Yes, flashing stock will overwrite kernel.
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I have stock ICS 4.0.4 rom and I want to root
my Note and flash to Cyanogen ROM or paranoid rom.
1 question: Will I be able to flash using Philz Cwm6 Kernel, or should I use other Kernel?
2. Does a stock ICS rom is a peoblem flashing to Jelly Bean Cyanogen or is the kernel which is important for flashing?
P.S Sorry if I wrote something because I'm still noob on phone modding.
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just go to install a safe kernal here for ur ICS4.0.4 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1901191
my advise is do a backup using the safe kernal b4 flashing any roms it might help u in case something when wrong.
if u really don't know how to flash CM u can go find a rom manager it might be the easiest way for noob.
Flashing cm requires first flashing a cm 10 or 10.1 kernel, have a look in chasmodo's kernel repository in the stickies somewhere for cm based kernels.
Doesn't matter what rom you're on, you're right it's the kernel that's the important part.
Also if flashing cm base, make sure you perform full wipes before and after flash for best stability.
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Thanks for imformation
That really helped
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Thanks for imformation
That really helped
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Use the thanks button.
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If I flash Hydracore Kernel then will i be able to flash CM?
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If I flash Hydracore Kernel then will i be able to flash CM?
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No, you need a specific cm kernel. Otherwise you'll face boot loops.
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No, you need a specific cm kernel. Otherwise you'll face boot loops.
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I just don't understand one thing. Now I'm sitting on Philz 3.99 safe Kernel and stock ICS 4.0.4 rom . If I flash CM9 Kernel from chasmodo Kernel repository then should I flash to CM ?
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No, you need a specific cm kernel. Otherwise you'll face boot loops.
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If i flash using CM9 Kernel but on stock ICS 4.0.4 ROM, will it work?
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If i flash using CM9 Kernel but on stock ICS 4.0.4 ROM, will it work?
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You won't be able to boot into ics, but once you've flashed cm kernel, then reboot into recovery and flash CM rom and then gapps, then do 3 wipes before boot.
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If i flash using CM9 Kernel but on stock ICS 4.0.4 ROM, will it work?
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Philz has fixed th error 7 on the 3.99 release. So you can go ahead and do the formats and flash the cm rom. There is actually no need to flash the th cm kernel first.
I have done it myself a couple of days ago