Originally Posted by nihal1983

see if you can reboot cwm and reflash

I can reboot in cmw, but again the installation stops at installing package....

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thanks for the reply....same issue here. only 4 bars both wifi and signal

Originally Posted by 05GT

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1677245

Not fixed. Only shows four bars.. so that empty 5th bar is missing all together lol.

Originally Posted by totolita

That's it, I couldn't paste the file using root explorer. What should I do now? And thanks for the help!

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There are several method to flash back the KD 2.0.

Method 1:
1. flash the cf rooted kernel ZSLPF though PC-Odin to get back the root & cwm recovery,
you will have the yellow triangle after this
2. flash the latest DAFUQ via clockworkmod (or can just flash the zImage under Mobile Odin)
3. install triangleaway and run to remove the yellow triangle
4. go into clockworkmod, flash the abyssnote kernel 4.2 gingerbread kernel
5. advance -> reboot recovery
6. wipe data / factory reset
7. wipe cache
8. advance > wipe dalvik cache
9. mounts and storage
10. format /system (I suspect insufficient storage is the main reason of losing full root)
11. install KingDroid 2.0
12. reboot system now
13. after system has stable down go into clockworkmod recovery again
14. flash the KingDroid S3 Mod


Method 2:
1. Flash a rooted stock gingerbread (rooted but without cwm recovery)
2. Install Mobile Odin and flash the "zImage" extracted from AbyssNote Kernel 4.2 CWTouch or Redpill Touch Gingerbread kernel, you can search the forum on how to use Mobile Odin to flash zImage if not sure.
3. You are now in Gingerbread with the AbyssNote Kernel just go into clockworkmod recovery and follows the step 6 to 14 of Method 1 to flash to KingDroid 2.0 + S3 Mod


Method 3:
1. Install a stock non-rooted official ICS firmware
2. Use the method as illustrated here to root your official ICS firmware.
** I myself have not tried to flash the AbyssNote or Franco r3, or the SpeedMod K3-3 using the temp CWM, you may want to try and let me know **
3. Using the temp CWM method, instead of choosing the SU-busybox installer, select the AbyssNote Kernel 4.2 zip file and flash.
4. Advance > Reboot Recovery
5. follows the step 6 to 14 of Method 1 to flash to KingDroid 2.0 + S3 Mod


If you've read through all the thread thorough enough, you can think of a few more variants of how to flash from GB to ICS, ICS to ICS etc, at this moment, it is not yet confirm safe to full wipe in TouchWiz based ICS kernel, be it Franco or SpeedMod, so never wipe when in ICS kernel, unless you're brave enough to try. Just take note of the following when doing any flashing:

- Any flashing (be it GB or ICS) can be last one if don't follow the steps closely.
- Only perform wipe in AbyssNote Kernel 4.2
- Use only original Samsung USB cable when flashing though PC Odin
- Use direct USB connection, don't go through a USB Hub
- Use a better grade micro sd card, if you experience random disconnection copying even just a few hundreds Mb size of file from PC to your sd card, don't use it for your CWM flashing.

If you're not clear of anything of the above, please feel free to ask.

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Originally Posted by totolita

I can reboot in cmw, but again the installation stops at installing package....

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I don't think you can flash anything in CWM with partial root, or else your installation of the s3 mod won't have failed.

agreed

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Originally Posted by ycneosg

There are several method to flash back the KD 2.0.

Method 1:
1. flash the cf rooted kernel ZSLPF though PC-Odin to get back the root & cwm recovery,
you will have the yellow triangle after this
2. flash the latest DAFUQ via clockworkmod (or can just flash the zImage under Mobile Odin)
3. install triangleaway and run to remove the yellow triangle
4. go into clockworkmod, flash the abyssnote kernel 4.2 gingerbread kernel
5. advance -> reboot recovery
6. wipe data / factory reset
7. wipe cache
8. advance > wipe dalvik cache
9. mounts and storage
10. format /system (I suspect insufficient storage is the main reason of losing full root)
11. install KingDroid 2.0
12. reboot system now
13. after system has stable down go into clockworkmod recovery again
14. flash the KingDroid S3 Mod


Method 2:
1. Flash a rooted stock gingerbread (rooted but without cwm recovery)
2. Install Mobile Odin and flash the "zImage" extracted from AbyssNote Kernel 4.2 CWTouch or Redpill Touch Gingerbread kernel, you can search the forum on how to use Mobile Odin to flash zImage if not sure.
3. You are now in Gingerbread with the AbyssNote Kernel just go into clockworkmod recovery and follows the step 6 to 14 of Method 1 to flash to KingDroid 2.0 + S3 Mod


Method 3:
1. Install a stock non-rooted official ICS firmware
2. Use the method as illustrated here to root your official ICS firmware.
** I myself have not tried to flash the AbyssNote or Franco r3, or the SpeedMod K3-3 using the temp CWM, you may want to try and let me know **
3. Using the temp CWM method, instead of choosing the SU-busybox installer, select the AbyssNote Kernel 4.2 zip file and flash.
4. Advance > Reboot Recovery
5. follows the step 6 to 14 of Method 1 to flash to KingDroid 2.0 + S3 Mod


If you've read through all the thread thorough enough, you can think of a few more variants of how to flash from GB to ICS, ICS to ICS etc, at this moment, it is not yet confirm safe to full wipe in TouchWiz based ICS kernel, be it Franco or SpeedMod, so never wipe when in ICS kernel, unless you're brave enough to try. Just take note of the following when doing any flashing:

- Any flashing (be it GB or ICS) can be last one if don't follow the steps closely.
- Only perform wipe in AbyssNote Kernel 4.2
- Use only original Samsung USB cable when flashing though PC Odin
- Use direct USB connection, don't go through a USB Hub
- Use a better grade micro sd card, if you experience random disconnection copying even just a few hundreds Mb size of file from PC to your sd card, don't use it for your CWM flashing.

If you're not clear of anything of the above, please feel free to ask.

---------- Post added at 03:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:44 AM ----------



I don't think you can flash anything in CWM with partial root, or else your installation of the s3 mod won't have failed.

this is tedious but the right way to go

Originally Posted by ycneosg

There are several method to flash back the KD 2.0.

Method 1:
1. flash the cf rooted kernel ZSLPF though PC-Odin to get back the root & cwm recovery,
you will have the yellow triangle after this
2. flash the latest DAFUQ via clockworkmod (or can just flash the zImage under Mobile Odin)
3. install triangleaway and run to remove the yellow triangle
4. go into clockworkmod, flash the abyssnote kernel 4.2 gingerbread kernel
5. advance -> reboot recovery
6. wipe data / factory reset
7. wipe cache
8. advance > wipe dalvik cache
9. mounts and storage
10. format /system (I suspect insufficient storage is the main reason of losing full root)
11. install KingDroid 2.0
12. reboot system now
13. after system has stable down go into clockworkmod recovery again
14. flash the KingDroid S3 Mod


Method 2:
1. Flash a rooted stock gingerbread (rooted but without cwm recovery)
2. Install Mobile Odin and flash the "zImage" extracted from AbyssNote Kernel 4.2 CWTouch or Redpill Touch Gingerbread kernel, you can search the forum on how to use Mobile Odin to flash zImage if not sure.
3. You are now in Gingerbread with the AbyssNote Kernel just go into clockworkmod recovery and follows the step 6 to 14 of Method 1 to flash to KingDroid 2.0 + S3 Mod


Method 3:
1. Install a stock non-rooted official ICS firmware
2. Use the method as illustrated here to root your official ICS firmware.
** I myself have not tried to flash the AbyssNote or Franco r3, or the SpeedMod K3-3 using the temp CWM, you may want to try and let me know **
3. Using the temp CWM method, instead of choosing the SU-busybox installer, select the AbyssNote Kernel 4.2 zip file and flash.
4. Advance > Reboot Recovery
5. follows the step 6 to 14 of Method 1 to flash to KingDroid 2.0 + S3 Mod


If you've read through all the thread thorough enough, you can think of a few more variants of how to flash from GB to ICS, ICS to ICS etc, at this moment, it is not yet confirm safe to full wipe in TouchWiz based ICS kernel, be it Franco or SpeedMod, so never wipe when in ICS kernel, unless you're brave enough to try. Just take note of the following when doing any flashing:

- Any flashing (be it GB or ICS) can be last one if don't follow the steps closely.
- Only perform wipe in AbyssNote Kernel 4.2
- Use only original Samsung USB cable when flashing though PC Odin
- Use direct USB connection, don't go through a USB Hub
- Use a better grade micro sd card, if you experience random disconnection copying even just a few hundreds Mb size of file from PC to your sd card, don't use it for your CWM flashing.

If you're not clear of anything of the above, please feel free to ask.

---------- Post added at 03:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:44 AM ----------



I don't think you can flash anything in CWM with partial root, or else your installation of the s3 mod won't have failed.

Ok, I'll give it a try tonight and let you know later....don't understand what happened, I did the exact same procedure with my husbands note and everything went smooth...

Anyway, back to step 0...
Thanks for the detailed answer!
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Originally Posted by totolita

Ok, I'll give it a try tonight and let you know later....don't understand what happened, I did the exact same procedure with my husbands note and everything went smooth...

Anyway, back to step 0...
Thanks for the detailed answer!
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I don't know anything about the installation script or the process, but I guess, if you flash rom quite frequently, and has been using non-wipe version, your /system partition will end up one day with no enough space for the installation script on file copying, maybe some critical file like superuser binary, hence causes the partial root.
Solution: flash a wipe version of the ROM, or format /system.

Originally Posted by ycneosg

I don't know anything about the installation script or the process, but I guess, if you flash rom quite frequently, and has been using non-wipe version, your /system partition will end up one day with no enough space for the installation script on file copying, maybe some critical file like superuser binary, hence causes the partial root.
Solution: flash a wipe version of the ROM, or format /system.

Actually my note is new, I barely had a couple of apps installed, and this was the second flash, first one was the rooted GB ROM. I have flashed a lot of ROMs in my sgs2 and sgs, but this is the first time this happens to me...there is always a first time, I guess!

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Originally Posted by harrisfayyaz

how do i flash speedmod kernel over franco r3 , where do i find speedmod?

Download it from development thread and open Mobil Odin select kernel and browse file on sd card (internal or external), select flash firmware and reboot by itself, go to settings and confirm in about telephone new speed mod kernel.

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very nice rom. upon initial boot i got some lag, overheating, but once i let the rom and kernel settle in for at least a day all problems and issues are gone and now this rom is flying

also made a youtube video of its general features:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1CUWCUWp3A

nice video Ryan.....do you also have max 4 bars on wifi and signal?

Originally Posted by ryan562

very nice rom. upon initial boot i got some lag, overheating, but once i let the rom and kernel settle in for at least a day all problems and issues are gone and now this rom is flying

also made a youtube video of its general features:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1CUWCUWp3A