Thanks for the info. So I went ahead, but stuck with that message:
---- ONE CLICK ROOT GALAXY NOTE -----
glevitan 2012
Welcome to the OneClickRoot Galaxy Note
this app will:
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@@ 1) Check that the device is plug and with usb debugging enabled. @@
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@@ 2) Detect the version of Android to set the rooting method @@
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@@ 3) Guide you through the root process @@
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I would like to thank Dr. Ketan for putting all the methods together and his
quick answers
Chainfire for his files and knowledge
DooMLoRD for his easy root toolkit
XDA-DEVELOPERS
attn1, shad0wf0x, Anthony1s, Burgd, Hyuh, from the AAHK
Support IRC Channel for letting me learn and be part of this great community
many other that I don't remember...=-)
Presione enter para continuar
Checking adb connectivity
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
304D1976D848419E device
Waiting for device
Checking for Device Model
Device model passed
YOUR OS NEEDS TO BE DOWNGRADED IN ORDER TO GAIN ROOT ACCESS
Do you wish to continue[Y/N]?y
You will download the pre rooted firmware
--2012-07-22 23:08:10-- https://dl.dropbox.com/u/30674730/SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1_FACTOR
YFS.tar
Resolving dl.dropbox.com... 107.20.134.222, 184.73.159.129, 23.21.251.228, ...
Connecting to dl.dropbox.com|107.20.134.222|:443... connected.
WARNING: cannot verify dl.dropbox.com's certificate, issued by `/C=US/O=Thawte,
Inc./CN=Thawte SSL CA':
Unable to locally verify the issuer's authority.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 828149760 (790M) [application/x-tar]
Saving to: `SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1_FACTORYFS.tar.2'
100%[======================================>] 828,149,760 1.59M/s in 9m 8s
2012-07-22 23:17:21 (1.44 MB/s) - `SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1_FACTORYFS.tar.2' saved [828149
760/828149760]
check md5sum
md5sum: GalaxyNote-OneClickRoot.zip: No such file or directory
md5sum does not check...try downloading the file again
Press any key to continue . . .yes...I messed it..sorry I changed the file name and didn't update the script so as the file is not found it cannot check the md5sum of the file. Sorry I will fix it just now. 'Thanks for the feedback.
., what combination of buttons, but then I didn't find inside the CWM and option to flash kernel, as zImage is not zip file, so would appreciate your help here. Thanks
Thanks again for the feedback. To get to to CWM you have to press power + volume up + home. Or just enable usb debugging, open a cmd as admin in the PC and type: adb reboot recovery...DO NOT FLASH THE KERNEL IN RECOVERYHi,
Thanks for the update. This is some additional feedback for you, as I am following your script. When firmware was downloaded, SGN booted into download mode but when I unplugged it (according to point 2.), ODIN didn't start, I eventually hit a button and I ended up with congrats ... I am rooted
You should probably make a note after point 2. - if ODIN didn't start, run it manually and follow points up to 9.
Then the last step, firstly it was not sure, whether the zImage is already in the SD card, or where it was downloaded. Then flashing new kernel is where I stuck at the moment, as I don't do that stuff as often as you. Needed to find how to get to CWM recovery
Excellent, I am rooted now. Just one more question, is it safe to flash firmware with CWM, or is it better (safer with ODIN)?Thanks again for the feedback. To get to to CWM you have to press power + volume up + home. Or just enable usb debugging, open a cmd as admin in the PC and type: adb reboot recovery...DO NOT FLASH THE KERNEL IN RECOVERY
to flash the kernel, you need to go to the CWM manager app in the app drawer, then choose to flash kernel there and find where the zImage file is. The best thing to do is to create a folder in the external_sd named firmaware. Hope that helps and will update what u suggested....
That is weird. I have a laptop with 64 bit windows. Maybe you can try to install the commands and .dll's in the files folder directly in the c:\windows folder manually. That is where it should be installed. It worked for me and some other that have tried it so far. The files you need are:
Is safe to wipe in Gingerbread. Never do a full wipe or wipe anything in an ICS kernel. If you want to flash stock firmware you can do it safely with Odin PC or Mobile Odin, but a custom rom must always be flashed from CWM. Remember you have the CWM Manager APP.
Great...I will check How to solve that issue in the script. Thanks for the support...
some progress, its working now, says im rooted but im notGreat...I will check How to solve that issue in the script. Thanks for the support...
hahah well, that is because I put it that way....is just a message. You need to do your homework first....some progress, its working now, says im rooted but im not
