After finishing my work on porting CM10 to our beloved device, I started playing around some files and compiling to see if we can get our sweet i317 rolling android 4.2.
I present to you the file I currently have, flash using the following steps:
Make sure you're using TWRP 2.3.2 or higher. (Earlier versions don't support 4.2)
1. download the file.
2. download gapps (search google. Hint: gapps-jb-20121212).
3. put them both on your sdcard.
4. reboot into recovery.
5. wipe "system" and factory reset.
6. flash the downloaded file, then the 4.2 gapps that you downloaded and reboot.
What works:
-Audio in speaker, headphones.
-Camera?
-GPS?
-Radio works with LTE speeds.
What doesn't work:
-In call audio.
This rom is tested and should work on these similar devices:
1. AT&T Note 2
2. T-MOBILE Note 2
3. International LTE Note 2
IMPORTANT:
If you want to revert back to a jellybean 4.1.x rom. You'll find that all of your internal sdcard content is moved to a subfolder called 0. This is due to Android's new implementation of multi-user accounts. To get your files back to how they used to be, I created a little cwm file that you need to flash after restoring an old backup or flashing a 4.1 rom. Remember, you flash this file AFTER you restore or flash a 4.1 ROM. The file you need is attached.
Download
Dec 14: http://www.mediafire.com/?rzb9uipj801v1cp
I present to you the file I currently have, flash using the following steps:
Make sure you're using TWRP 2.3.2 or higher. (Earlier versions don't support 4.2)
1. download the file.
2. download gapps (search google. Hint: gapps-jb-20121212).
3. put them both on your sdcard.
4. reboot into recovery.
5. wipe "system" and factory reset.
6. flash the downloaded file, then the 4.2 gapps that you downloaded and reboot.
What works:
-Audio in speaker, headphones.
-Camera?
-GPS?
-Radio works with LTE speeds.
What doesn't work:
-In call audio.
This rom is tested and should work on these similar devices:
1. AT&T Note 2
2. T-MOBILE Note 2
3. International LTE Note 2
IMPORTANT:
If you want to revert back to a jellybean 4.1.x rom. You'll find that all of your internal sdcard content is moved to a subfolder called 0. This is due to Android's new implementation of multi-user accounts. To get your files back to how they used to be, I created a little cwm file that you need to flash after restoring an old backup or flashing a 4.1 rom. Remember, you flash this file AFTER you restore or flash a 4.1 ROM. The file you need is attached.
Download
Dec 14: http://www.mediafire.com/?rzb9uipj801v1cp
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