Since the launch of Android 4.4 Kitkat a question round the head of all Android device owners: when will it be available for my smartphone or my tablet? The latest version of this operating system appeared exclusively with Nexus 5, and, little by little, it will be coming to other devices already has the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 , also Google , and other brands take a little longer, but as they get to know more details in some cases . If you do not want to wait, you have an alternative. Sofwtare Some independent developers have already launched their own unofficial adaptations of Kitkat very popular for various models such as Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 .
insist that this is unofficial updates , which have n o one type support and you will lose your warranty smartphone. In addition, Android 4.4 ROMs Kitkat are very early versions, which have not yet been really tested. May not behave very stable or that after install, miss some function of the device. For example, in the case of Galaxy Note 2 , installing OnmiROM are failures (or, directly, not working) camera, WiFI network and storage SD
Here’s how to update your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 with the mod developed by OmniROM based on Android 4.4 Kitkat , in a simple steps.
1) Remember that these instructions are for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 . If you are unsure, check the phone model Settings > Phone Info > Model Number , which should be shown to be the N7100 .
2) You have to have the smartphone rooteado and also have installed a recovery tool and ROMs management as Clockwork Mod, you can find in Google Play .
3) Ask a backup of all data on your phone. You never know what can happen.
4) Make sure you have installed on your PC drivers of the smartphone. The best way to be sure is to use Samsung Kies . Start it and connect your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 to the PC with a USB cable. After a while you install the latest version of the drivers from the phone. 5) Enable USB debugging mode on the phone Settings > Developer Options > , USB Debugging . If you do not find the options for development, repeat step 1 and hit seven times on the Build number.6) smarpthone battery should be more than half of its load. We recommend that, rather, is as high as possible, above the 80% load . This prevents the device turns off suddenly after running out of battery in the middle of the process.
7) Now you have to download three files: the latest version of the ROM OmniROM, Google apps this one and superuser file in this link .8) Connect your N7100 to your computer with the USB cable, making sure Samsung Kies is closed , and copy the three files you downloaded in the previous step, without decompressing, the root directory of the SD card phablet. When finished, disconnect it.
9) Turn off completely phablet. Wait about 10 seconds to be sure before starting it again. Now turn it ClockworkMod Recovery Mode . To do this, press Volume buttons simultaneously + , Home and Power . Keep them well for a few seconds, and drop at a time when you see the logo of Android . 10) Now you will delete all personal information from the phone. Navigate using the buttons Volume + and Volume – to put yourself at the entrance Wipe data / Factory reset and select it by pressing the Power . Click Yes on the next screen to confirm. 11) Repeat the above process with the inputs Wipe Cache Partition and Wipe Dalvik Cache .12) menu Return to Go Back and select, consecutively, tickets Install zip from sdcard and Choose zip from sdcard . Scroll down the screen to the file omni-4.4-20131112-N7100-HOMEMADE.zip and Select it. Then reconfirms Yes .
13) When finished installing the ROM , repeat the previous step with the remaining two files pa_gapps-full-4.4-20131114-signed and -SuperSU-v1.65 UPDATE .14) Finally, return to the main menu Go Back and select Reboot system now . The phone will restart with the custom ROM based on Android 4.4 Kitkat . Do not be alarmed if it takes a little first boot with the new ROM will take a few minutes . Do not interrupt the process.
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