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[ODIN][N8013]Stock Kernel and Recovery Images

This post will contain N8013 stock kernel and recovery images. For UEALGB these were dumped from a device that was rooted using the "root injection of /system" approach. For UEALH2, they are simply extracted from the Kies dump at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1847706 so that you can get a stock kernel or recovery without downloading 1GB of files.
If you flash any of these using Odin, they should not trigger your flash counter. Note that for some reason, flashing these in Heimdall will trigger the counter (unlike Heimdall on most other devices).

Pardon for some ignorance. What should be the steps to follow in order to root from an updated to latest OTA update stock Rom on a 32gb USA version? Do I need to flash the kernel, or just recovery should be ok?
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sgndroid1 said:
Pardon for some ignorance. What should be the steps to follow in order to root from an updated to latest OTA update stock Rom on a 32gb USA version? Do I need to flash the kernel, or just recovery should be ok?
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Why don't u ask this in the root thread?
Here is what you should do:
Root Via CWM (method 2 in the root thread)
1. Download and put the superuserzip on your internal memory on your device
2. In odin uncheck auto reboot and load the cwmrecovery tar in the pda slot
3. Start odin
4. Once finished boot directly into clockwork (volume up and power til the samsung screen then let go of power while holding volume up)
5. Use the volume rockers to scroll in clockwork cause its finicky and flash the superuser zip you put on your device.
6. reboot
7. Make sure you have root and touch screen and pen works
8. Download goo manager
9. In goo manager hit menu and hit the install recovery script
10. DONE
Have any problems odin back to a stock image and if things go bad flash entropys triangle away kernel and clear your binary count

Any chance you could update the thread to account for the updated kernel for the N8013, that adds support for exFAT?

NessLookAlike said:
Any chance you could update the thread to account for the updated kernel for the N8013, that adds support for exFAT?
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Um it is here the H2 one

BeerChameleon said:
Um it is here the H2 one
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..now I feel embarassed.. :silly:

I have tried to flash the stock UEALGB recovery tar from Mobil Odin and every time it says partition could not be found in file, any ideas?
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Hey guys,I just picked up a GT-N8010 -Canadian Wifi version - running LG4 firrmware, will any of these stock recoveries work for me or do I need an LG4 recovery?
Looking to root via cwm then restore stock recovery so I can receive OTA's.

Android564 said:
Hey guys,I just picked up a GT-N8010 -Canadian Wifi version - running LG4 firrmware, will any of these stock recoveries work for me or do I need an LG4 recovery?
Looking to root via cwm then restore stock recovery so I can receive OTA's.
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For OTAs - no, these will probably not work.

Ok I downloaded the UEALGB stock recovery tar again and it contains only boot.img. Is the link bad or am I just screwy?
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Thanks Entropy, as much as I want to root now I am going to wait for either a stock LG4 recovery or a root injected LG4.
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Android564 said:
Hey guys,I just picked up a GT-N8010 -Canadian Wifi version - running LG4 firrmware, will any of these stock recoveries work for me or do I need an LG4 recovery?
Looking to root via cwm then restore stock recovery so I can receive OTA's.
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I have the Canadian 8010 model, and installed the prerooted firmware that was provided. It didnt flash right the first time but the second time it did. Everything works great and Im rooted with CWM. The only thing I noticed is that it says I have the 8013 model now which is probably because of the firmware but its not a big deal.

Robert542 said:
Ok I downloaded the UEALGB stock recovery tar again and it contains only boot.img. Is the link bad or am I just screwy?
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Crud, I probably uploaded the wrong thing. Will look into this.

Robert542 said:
Ok I downloaded the UEALGB stock recovery tar again and it contains only boot.img. Is the link bad or am I just screwy?
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It still only has boot.img.
Does anyone have a working UEALGB stock recovery?

Please, update the LGB recovery. I think that's the kernel.
Can I flash the H2 recovery in a LGB rom??
Cheers!

el_charlie said:
Please, update the LGB recovery. I think that's the kernel.
Can I flash the H2 recovery in a LGB rom??
Cheers!
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You can't, but you can flash the entire H2 ODIN image from here (about 1GB):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1847706
and not lose your data. You lose root though (which you can get again through the alternate recovery method)

Can we get a kernel and recovery from UEALI3 please.

Can someone dump latest firmware please and pm me.
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Anybody have stock recovery for N8010?

N8013 UEALI3 Recovery
Can anyone post the UEALI3 stock recovery? I want to root my Note, but want to root my Note with the CWM method, and go back to stock recovery so I can get OTA updates.
Thank you.

Boot up issue.

I have stock Indian JB ROM, rooted
When ever i reboot or turn on, it says android is upgrading.
Is it normal in rooted JB?
How to get rid of it??
Somebody help me please
Sorry for my bad English
and thanks in advance
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If you have odexed FW with some mods that is the results.
Deodex and this upgrading appear only at first boot.
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Download this deodexed zip for the DDULP8 firmware, flash it via CWM.
http://d-h.st/GxG
Thanks to @Agadoo :good:

areeb47 said:
Download this deodexed zip for the DDULP8 firmware, flash it via CWM.
http://d-h.st/GxG
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a doubt: i can't flash this via twrp, can i? or if u have a link for twrp flashable zip, it would be really helpful. i like twrp better...

harith.unnikrishnan said:
a doubt: i can't flash this via twrp, can i? or if u have a link for twrp flashable zip, it would be really helpful. i like twrp better...
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Sorry no idea about that, I have never used TWRP in my whole life, been using CWM since the beginning of times.
Well you can try it using TWRP, backup first and then try, might work.

harith.unnikrishnan said:
a doubt: i can't flash this via twrp, can i? or if u have a link for twrp flashable zip, it would be really helpful. i like twrp better...
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CWM & TWRP flashable every deodexed roms.

[Q] How to install new recovery?

Well i currently have CWM, and want to install philz touch, do i need to go back to stock rom, and root and unlock bootloader again, i don't want to loose all my data

You could use a tool to do it or flash it if it's flashable. There is no need to to anything else but what I mentioned before. At least, that's what I've done in past experience
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chococomaxim said:
You could use a tool to do it or flash it if it's flashable. There is no need to to anything else but what I mentioned before. At least, that's what I've done in past experience
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+1. Just download the flashble zip, copy it to sd card, flash it from your existing custom recovery.

Backup recovery without root

Hi,
I just installed the OTA, so I'm currently running the stock recovery and I didn't gained root.
How can I make a backup of the current recovery prior to installing a custom recovery (like TWRP) in order to get root? I would like to have a copy of my stock recovery so that I could restore that in order to install future OTA updates.
Is there any way to create such a backup? Maybe using fastboot?
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dabrain42 said:
Hi,
I just installed the OTA, so I'm currently running the stock recovery and I didn't gained root.
How can I make a backup of the current recovery prior to installing a custom recovery (like TWRP) in order to get root? I would like to have a copy of my stock recovery so that I could restore that in order to install future OTA updates.
Is there any way to create such a backup? Maybe using fastboot?
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You don't need a backup of the Stock recovery. There is a thread which has the entire collection of Stock recoveries, which you can flash if necessary.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2545227

dabrain42 said:
Hi,
I just installed the OTA, so I'm currently running the stock recovery and I didn't gained root.
How can I make a backup of the current recovery prior to installing a custom recovery (like TWRP) in order to get root? I would like to have a copy of my stock recovery so that I could restore that in order to install future OTA updates.
Is there any way to create such a backup? Maybe using fastboot?
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If you kept a copy of the OTA you can extract from the zip

mb_guy said:
If you kept a copy of the OTA you can extract from the zip
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That sounds interessing ... where would I find the OTA on my phone?

dabrain42 said:
That sounds interessing ... where would I find the OTA on my phone?
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You need to do this once it's downloaded but before install as it's deleted at install

mb_guy said:
You need to do this once it's downloaded but before install as it's deleted at install
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ok, I see ... that's too late now, since I already installed the update.

Can I install Xposed using Odin?

Hai! I'm new here so if this isn't the place to put it so sorry!
Anyways so I've always wanted to install Xposed, but there are always things getting in my way, until I saw a Xposed file that would work for me perfectly! But I don't have an recovery, the tutorial I took just made me use Odin, but I am rooted with busybox. (if that's important.) Anyways so I saw how to install an custom recovery, then I saw you had to unlock your bootloader, I had to google how to check if it was unlocked and it wasn't, so I then googled how to unlock bootloader and saw you had to delete your files. Now even if I get to backup and restore, I don't like factory resetting things. Until I remembered Odin, I googled it and saw it could flash. So i'm wondering...
Can I installed Xposed using Odin? Or atleast flash an custom recovery to it using Odin without unlocking my bootloader?
Here is my tablet's stats.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A Lollipop 5.0.2 Rooted (Busybox Installed.) Stock Rom Touchwiz SM-T350

No, you can't flash with Odin. Only cwm or twrp

joluke said:
No, you can't flash with Odin. Only cwm or twrp
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Can I use FlashFire then?

Jacklack3 said:
Can I use FlashFire then?
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You should install the framework zip via custom recovery only.

1) Flash TWRP (or CWM or Philz or whatever is available for your device) in Odin
2) Reboot into recovery mode and you will be in this new custom recovery you just put on
3) Flash the xposed framework
4) ?????????
5) Profit!

sachin n said:
You should install the framework zip via custom recovery only.
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This is wrong, you can use FlashFire for it, I've done it myself a number of times.
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Rakuu said:
This is wrong, you can use FlashFire for it, I've done it myself a number of times.
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Ahh, ok.
didnt knew this earlier.