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Samsung Galaxy Note/GT-N7000/Linux
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Prerequisites
- a Linux system (I personally use Fedora 16 64bit, but do as you please)
- I only use/describe command line tool
- It might work under Mac OS X, but I don't own one
- You must either be root or have sudo properly configured (for clarity I'll assume you are using a terminal windows with a root shell)
The tool-box
- Heimdall (the Odin alter-ego, fully opensource and multi-platform)
- you can download it from http://www.glassechidna.com.au/products/heimdall/
- Heimdall uses Download mode (VolDown+Home+Power)
- CAVEAT: it will increase the reset-counter when you flash a kernel i.e. the taint-firmware counter by samsung.
- CAVEAT: YOU WILL LOOSE YOU WARRANTY BY SAMSUNG
- Luckily: You can reset counter using several methods (see relevant threads in Development Sub-Forum)
- Android adb
- download latest android sdk (currently android-sdk_r16-linux.tgz)
- extract it
- launch tools/android
- click enough to install platform-tools
- at this point if everything went ok, you should find a platform-tools/adb binary
- the binary is ELF 32 but it works ok provided you have the proper 32bit libs available in your system
Guides
Guide 1: Extracting PIT from my GNote using Linux AND command line tools
- Put phone in Download mode (VolDown+Home+Power)
- TIP: this procedure DOES NOT increase the reset-counter
- TIP: each model depending on its overall sd size (16Gb 32Gb) has a different PIT
- as root in a terminal-window:
#> heimdall download-pit --output MyNotePit
- The result should be identical to the one you find in the Development Forum except for trailing '\0' to pad it to exactly 4Kb
Guide 2: Rooting my GNote using Linux AND command line tools
- Let's assume that the initial firmware version of the GNote is LA6 version (check yours ... and use proper files)
- Put phone in Download mode (VolDown+Home+Power)
- CAVEAT: it will increase the "reset-counter" i.e. the taint-firmware counter by samsung (see above)
- Flash ChainFire Kernel for proper firmware version (in this example: LA6)
- Download CF-Root-SGN_XX_SER_LA6-v5.0-CWM5.rar (see relevant post by ChainFire in Development Sub-forum)
- Extract it somewhere and "cd" there
- you will find a file in zImage/zImage
- as root in a terminal-window:
#> heimdall flash --kernel zImage/zImage
Guide 3: Rooting using NON-tainting method
I haven't tested it, but see this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=154
Guide 4: How to remove yellow triangle on any firmware with JIG View Single Post
From this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=120
I tested it, it worked for me.
In a nut-shell:
- extract file Sbl.bin from 1.tar AND from 2.tar in two different directory
- wherever you should use Odin, substitute with heimdall flash --secondary-boot Sbl.bin
Changelog
- 06 Mar 2012 First Post
- 07 Mar 2012 Added 'Guide 4'