Download Samsung Galaxy S4 Theme & Apps for Samsung Galaxy S III Mini Using DMod v6 [ROM][AROMA][DEODEX]

There is good news for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini owners. Some members of xda-forum has made a ROM which is gives us the feels and taste of the Samsung Galaxy S4. The theme and apps are almost the same inside. You can install the ROM on your device and feel the features of Galaxy S4. Just keep in mind that this ROM also gives speed and great battery life for the device, so we have nothing to worry about.

No further talking let's just to the point. Just to know about this ROM, here are the features you can get on your device after installing the ROM

Features:
v6 built up from scratch on XXAMD3 ROM and kernel -- Heavily DEBLOATED and DEODEXED
Pay attention - WIPE ROM
AROMA Installer - you can customize the entire installation process!
Multi CSC package installable separately
Almost FULL S4 Theme!
18 Colors Ink Effect Mod + 4way Reboot with @dolar4ik 's russian translations and fixes
Ice Cream Sandwich animations instead of JB ones - your phone will fly!
Galaxy S4 Icons,Fonts, Sounds, Wallpapers and some Apps! More details below
Ported stuff:
- Galaxy S3 Gallery
- Galaxy S4 flare lockscreen! - disable ripple effect to use it
- Galaxy Note 2 Paper Artist
- Galaxy S4 Theme for some stock apps
- Galaxy Note 2 Popup Browser
- Galaxy S4 latest Samsung Apps
- Galaxy S4 Keyboard
- Galaxy S4 Samsung Link
- Galaxy S4 Themed S-Voice
- Galaxy S4 Group Play
- Torch widget from Note2 (with 3 different light intensities)
Inverted YouTube with screen off playback!! -UPDATED
Re-arranged status bar toggles in a smarter way, removed the useless ones
Tweaked gps.conf
New 4.1.6 Play Store!
New DTweaks in build.prop + init.d scripts & 4cyl turbo scripts by exit_only
New Bravia Engine 3 ported, display looks even sharper!
Ported xLoud and ClearAudio for a great sound experience
DEFINETELY disabled OTA service and removed "Updates" from settings
Added a statusbar icon when NFC is on
Enabled sub-symbols on stock keyboard - Long press to insert symbol
Colorized days in S-Planner
Phone and Contacts MODs:
- In-call vibration for notifications enabled
- Disabled phone number auto-formatting
- Removed contacts joining limit
Email MODs:
- Inverted email app from black to white - much more readable
Messages MODs
- No MMS conversion,no contact limit, real timestamps with sent time instead of received
- Enabled split view in landscape
- Screen on/off toggle, vibration and signature
- Group messaging
- No SMS hour limit
- Enabled Scheduled messages
- Enabled MMS download even with data off
- Enabled folders for messages
Camera MODs:
- Added shutter sound toggle in settings
- Camera is available during a call
Browser MODs:
- Enabled emojis in stock browser
- Added confirmation prompt when exiting from browser
- Home page instead of about:blank when opening a new tab
-Added "Exit" button to browser in menu

Instructions:

1 - Download the ROM
2 - Put the zip file in your internal/ext Sd card
3 - Reboot in recovery (CWM,TWRP)
4 - Flash the ROM
5 - Follow the instructions on the AROMA installer
6 - Wait for the process to finish and reboot

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Downloads:

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How to Add More Fonts in Samsung Galaxy Series Using Fontomizer SP

Are you feel bored with the standard font on your android device ? Here on the article i will show you how to add more fonts in Samsung Galaxy Series using one small program called Fontomizer. This program is user friendly and can be used by anyone. so, just read the rest of this article and follow the steps carefully in order to success changing the font.

Change Samsung Galaxy Font

1. Run FONTOMIZER SP application
2. Download Font that you want to use
3. Install Font
4. Go to settings > font > font style
5. Done

Note:

• Some fonts displays weird, that because of font size.
• Some fonts doesn’t work on your device because of ‘Android Fragmentation’

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How to Update Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 to Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2 XXMF1 Firmware

Samsung Galaxy Ace has been made for a long time ago. It is unique and a middle smartphone equipped with standard specs. But, it gives almost everything we want. On this article i will explain about how to update Samsung Galaxy Ace to Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2 XXMF1 Firmware.

Note:

• The instructions in this guide are intended for use with Samsung Galaxy Ace. Applying these instructions on another device or model may produce undesired outcomes.
• The information in this guide is provided for instructional and educational purposes only. There is no guarantee that these instructions will work under your specific and unique circumstances.
• Use these instructions at your own risk. We shall not hold any responsibility or liability for whatever happens to you or your device arising from your use of the info in this guide.
• Read and understand the whole guide first before actually performing the instructions.

What you need to prepare:

• A rooted Samsung Galaxy Ace and a PC
• Backup all personal data on your phone to make sure you have a copy of your personal data (e.g., contacts, SMS, MMS, Internet settings, Wi-Fi passwords, and the like) in case the procedure in this guide erases such data. You may skip this step.
• On both devices computer and handset uninstall or temporarily deactivate the antivirus protection, or any other security protection.
• Enable USB debugging option on your device or else you will not be able to properly connect your phone with the computer.
• Make sure your device has at least 80% of phone battery charge.

Follow the steps below:

1. You can download the update file on your computer by using the link from here. 
2. Unzip the downloaded firmware on desktop.
3. Then, take care of Odin: download the tool, unzip it and install the program on your computer.
4. Finally, run Odin.
5. If you your PC you don’t have the Ace 2 drivers installed, do flash them before going any further; you can use Samsung KIES for installing the drivers.
6. Take your phone and turn it off (for good).
7. Then, wait a few seconds and press the Power, Volume Down and Home buttons at the same time – the download mode will be reached.
8. With the handset booted into download mode and with Odin running on the computer, connect your device with the PC via USB cable.
9. Once the connection establish, on Odin the “added” message will be displayed. Furthermore, the ID:COM section will be either yellow or blue.
10. If not, you shouldn’t complete the rest of the steps. Resolve the issues by unplugging the USB cable, closing Odin, reinstalling the drivers on the computer and repeating the steps from above.
11. If everything if going as planned from Odin you should select “PDA”.
12. Then, you should pick the update file from desktop.
13. On Odin the re-partition option shouldn’t be checked; the same is applying for the f. reset time option.
14. Now, click on “start”.
15. The update process will begin; wait while the installation operation is running.
16. You will know when it’s done as the “pass” message will be displayed on Odin and the ID:COM section will now be green.
17. Disconnect your Ace 2 from the computer and reboot your smartphone.
18. As mentioned, if your phone gets stuck in a boot loop you will have to reboot into recovery and select “wipe data factory reset” and “wipe cache partition”. You can enter recovery mode by pressing and holding the Power, Volume Up and Home buttons for a few seconds.

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[Tutorial] How to Update Samsung Galaxy S3 I535 to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean Custom ROM Firmware

Hi guys, just like we know already Samsung Galaxy S3 is one of the best smartphones on his time. The device is such a beautiful creature made by Samsung. After success from the Galaxy S2, Samsung made another galaxy S series and definitely it succeed. On this article i will now talk about the device nor give a review. But, on this article i will show you about how to update the device into Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.

The custom ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S3 has been made for the owners. It gives something different and good to try. So, just read the rest of the article and follow carefully.

Note:

• The instructions in this guide are intended for use with Samsung Galaxy S3 I535. Applying these instructions on another device or model may produce undesired outcomes.
• The information in this guide is provided for instructional and educational purposes only. There is no guarantee that these instructions will work under your specific and unique circumstances.
• Use these instructions at your own risk. We shall not hold any responsibility or liability for whatever happens to you or your device arising from your use of the info in this guide.
• Read and understand the whole guide first before actually performing the instructions.

What you need to prepare:

• A rooted Samsung Galaxy S3 I535 and a PC
• Backup all personal data on your phone to make sure you have a copy of your personal data (e.g., contacts, SMS, MMS, Internet settings, Wi-Fi passwords, and the like) in case the procedure in this guide erases such data. You may skip this step.
• On both devices computer and handset uninstall or temporarily deactivate the antivirus protection, or any other security protection.
• Enable USB debugging option on your device or else you will not be able to properly connect your phone with the computer. By going to “Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB debugging” and check the last option.
• Make sure your device has at least 80% of phone battery charge.

Follow the steps below:

1. First you need to get the CM10.2 update package on your computer. 
2. Download the software from here.
3. Don’t unzip the package just place it on desktop.
4. Then, connect your Galaxy S3 with the computer by using the official USB cable.
5. Select the update file from desktop and copy-paste it or drag and drop the firmware from your computer to your phone’s SD card.
6. Disconnect the devices and turn off your phone.
7. Wait a few seconds.
8. Then, press at the same time and for a few seconds the power, volume up and home buttons.
9. By doing that the Galaxy S3 will be rebooted into recovery mode.
10. Use the recovery mode menu and select “wipe data factory reset”, “wipe cache partition” and “wipe dalvick cache” – remember to backup the data first.
11. Return to the main menu of recovery.
12. Then select “install zip from SD card” followed by “choose zip from SD card”.
13. Pick the firmware file from the SD card and start the flashing operation.
14. When the installation procedure stops, select “+++go back+++” and “reboot system now”.
15. If your phone gets stuck in a boot loop return to recovery mode and select “wipe data factory reset” and “wipe cache partition”; this should resolve the problems.
16. Also, for resolving any other issues use our dedicated step by step guide.

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[Tutorial] How to Update Samsung Galaxy S4 I9505 to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean custom ROM firmware

Samsung Galaxy S4 might be the best android smatrphone for the moment. It has amazing features as well as fast performance. For those who are already have samsung Galaxy S4 on hand, we try to give something new for you. On this article i will explain about updating the device to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. This is for the one who want to try something different for the device. The Nightly build of CM10.2 custom ROM has been made by the members of a forum.

Note:

• The instructions in this guide are intended for use with Samsung Galaxy S4 I9505. Applying these instructions on another device or model may produce undesired outcomes.
• The information in this guide is provided for instructional and educational purposes only. There is no guarantee that these instructions will work under your specific and unique circumstances.
• Use these instructions at your own risk. We shall not hold any responsibility or liability for whatever happens to you or your device arising from your use of the info in this guide.
• Read and understand the whole guide first before actually performing the instructions.

What you need to prepare:

1. A rooted Samsung Galaxy S4 I9505 and a PC
2. Backup all personal data on your phone to make sure you have a copy of your personal data (e.g., contacts, SMS, MMS, Internet settings, Wi-Fi passwords, and the like) in case the procedure in this guide erases such data. You may skip this step.
3. On both devices computer and handset uninstall or temporarily deactivate the antivirus protection, or any other security protection.
4. Enable USB debugging option on your device or else you will not be able to properly connect your phone with the computer. By going to “Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB debugging” and check the last option.
5. Make sure your device has at least 80% of phone battery charge.

Follow the steps below:

1. Use the link from here and download the CM10.2 package for the SGS4 I9505 on your computer. 
2. Save the update on desktop and don’t unzip the package.
3. Then, place the downloaded file on your phone’s SD card.
4. In order to transfer the firmware, first connect your device with the computer via USB cable.
5. Then, just drag and drop the update from desktop to your phone’s SD card.
6. Disconnect the devices by unplugging the USB cord.
7. Turn off your S4.
8. Reboot in recovery mode -> press and hold volume up, home and power buttons at the same time until your device enters in recovery.
9. Wipe the system: select “wipe data factory reset”, “wipe cache partition” and “wipe dalvick cache”.
10. Return: select “+++go back+++”.
11. And select the update file by choosing: “install zip from SD card” and “choose zip from SD card”.
12. Pick the CM10.2 file and flash the same on your phone.
13. Finally, return to main menu of recovery and select “reboot system now”.
14. Note: in case your SGS4 gets stuck in a boot loop, try to reach recovery once more and from there this time select “wipe data factory reset” and “wipe cache partition”. Then reboot the handset into Android as everything should be working as expected.
15. Note 2: if the first boot takes longer than usual, don’t panic as there is nothing wrong with your smartphone.

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[Tutorial] How to Backup and Restore Android Devices Using ClockWorkMod Recovery

As we already now, each time we decide to perform operations on our Android powered device the data saved on its storage memory or even on its SD card might be wiped out. Furthermore, if you want to do things more complicated like flashing a custom ROM, install unofficial updates, or beta firmware, you can wreck (brick) the phone’s system. But, there is a way in which you can avoid all these unfortunate aspects. You can make a full backup before starting the main process; and I’m not referring to any backup as you should save your current ROM first.

This is exactly what we will be checking during the present step by step guide: how to backup and restore your Android device before installing custom ROMs, or applying unofficial updates. And the perfect way to do it is by using the ClockWorkMod Recovery custom recovery image. With this you can backup the current ROM that is running on your phone, so in case if something goes wrong while trying to flash a new ROM into the system you will be able to revert and use the old software. This is the perfect method to use for avoiding bricking your smartphone.

As you know, the warranty is void each time you want to complete one of the up mentioned operations, so backing up the software is no longer an option for you. Anyway, you need to get ClockWorkMod Recovery first. If you don’t know CWM is a custom recovery designed to work on the Android platform and offer different capabilities to the users like: making backups, test custom ROMs, perform maintenance operations and so on.

Now let’s head to the proper guide. Make sure you read all the lines for understanding the concept and for completing a full and safe backup of your ROM. Also you will learn how to install and use CWM, so don’t skip sections of the tutorial.

Follow these steps:

1. First, you should root your device as you cannot install ClockWorkMod Recovery on an un-rooted handset. Check our previous posts as you can find a how to root guide suitable for your device.
2. Then you should know that not all the smartphones are being able to support the tool. So, before starting to do something, check here and see if your phone is on the list.
3. Then, after checking the compatibility and rooting the handset you must go on Google Play and search for the ROM Manager app.
4. Install the same.
5. Then open the tool.
6. Select the “flash ClockWorkMod Recovery” option.
7. Then, just select “Backup Current ROM” and follow the prompts.
8. The backup will be completed once you reboot the smartphone.
9. Now, if you decide to install a custom ROM into the system and something wrong happens just restore the backed up firmware by opening the app again and choosing “Manage and Restore Backup” and then “Restore”.
10. You will have the old OS as soon as you reboot the device.

So, there you have it; that’s how you can backup the current ROM before flashing a custom ROM, or update your Android device with an unofficial firmware, and this by using the ClockWorkMod Recovery tool. If you want to backup the rest of the files from your handset too, you can use other apps, or methods. In this way you can save your personal info whether it is about messages, contacts, calendar saves, Market apps and who knows what else.

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[Tutorial] How to Install Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 UVUAMDL Firmware to T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S4

Since we are talking about an official update and since we will flash the UVUAMDL firmware on a Samsung branded handset, for completing this tutorial we will use Odin. Therefore, you don’t have to worry as there won’t be used complex and risky apps or programs. Odin, is a dedicated tool used on update and root operations; the program is designed and offered by Samsung, so you have nothing to worry about.

Follow the steps below:

• Remember to install the proper drivers on your computer.
• Then, download Odin and unzip the file on your computer.
• Install the tool and run Odin.
• On desktop, download the update file and unzip the same.
• You can download the update package from here.
• Turn off you phone.
• Reboot in download mode -> press and hold Power, Volume Down and Home buttons.
• Connect your S4 with the computer.
• Check Odin: the “added” message should be there and the ID:COM should be yellow or blue.
• If not, you must reinstall the drivers; then repeat the steps from above.
• From Odin you need to select “PDA”.
• Then you have to pick the firmware file from the desktop.
• Don’t check the re-partition option from Odin, also don’t make any other changes on the program.
• Just click on “start” and flash the ROM.
• In the end, you will see the “pass” message displayed.
• Unplug the USB cord and reboot your device.

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How to install Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 ROM (CM 10.1 Nightly) for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000

The CM10.1 ROM is based on the original Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which is designed to deliver superior performance and stability than stock Android. IBTimes UK brings you a step-by-step guide to install Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean on Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000 via latest CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightly ROM, courtesy of Droid Firmwares.

The Galaxy Note 10.1 inch N8000 tablet is now supported by CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightlies. You can use this tutorial to learn how to successfully update your rooted device using the custom Recovery mode and the CM 10.1 Nightlies zip file. Read this entire guide and you should be able to complete the installation in under 10 minutes.
CM 10.1 Nightlies is one of the most popular Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean custom ROMs out there, it is based on AOSP and in order to correctly install it on your device read the guidelines below:

Note: 

• use this guide only for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 model number N8000.
• don’t try to use the files you find here with any other Android device, as you will end up bricking it.
• your tablet has to be rooted and running a custom Recovery image such as CWM Recovery or TWRP Recovery. I have used the CWM version for this guide, but the TWRP one should work just as well.
• use the custom Recovery mode to create a full NANDROID backup of your currently installed ROM, so that you’ll have a restore point set for your tablet just in case something goes wrong and the new ROM doesn’t boot.
• backup all the data that is currently stored on your tablet.
• the tutorial will ask you to factory reset the device and this means that all installed apps and all the other data that’s stored on the system partition will be deleted in the process.
• enable USB Debugging from the Developer Options menu.
• make sure that there is enough power left in your tablet’s battery before starting the installation of CM 10.1 Nightly ROM.
• this is a tutorial for advanced Android users and it is not recommended for you to use this guide in case you don’t know what you’re doing.
• we cannot be held responsible in case you lose any important data in the process.
• read the entire post and make sure that you don’t skip any steps that I have listed below.
• NOTE: In case you’re already running a previous build of the CyanogenMod 10.1 ROM, then you can skip the ‘factory reset’ step and simply overwrite the previous build with the one I’ve listed in this post.

Now that you know all of the above, I think that you can continue to the next part of this article and learn how to properly install a custom ROM for your device.

Follow the steps below:

1. Download the latest CM 10.1 Nightlies build from HERE.
2. save the file on computer and don’t unzip its contents.
3. Download Gapps for Android 4.2.2 / CM 10.1 custom ROMs from HERE.
4. don’t unzip the file.
5. Connect the tablet with your PC and move both files onto its internal SDcard. When the files are copied to your tablet, disconnect it from your computer.
6. Power off the Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000 device completely.
7. Boot it into CWM / TWRP Recovery mode.
8. I’ve used the CWM Recovery for this guide, but you can use TWRP, too. The instructions are very similar.
9. When in CWM Recovery Mode, select ‘backup and restore’ and create a full NANDROID backup of your current ROM. After that you can continue to the next step.
10. Next, select ‘wipe data/ factory reset’ option and confirm the process.
11. if your device is already running on a previous build of CM 1o.1, then you can skip this step. However, if the device doesn’t boot with the new ROM, then you will need to return to this step and apply it.
12. Now, select ‘install zip from sdcard’ option from the main Recovery screen. Then you need to select ‘choose zip from sdcard’.
13. Find the CM 10.1 Nightly zip and confirm that you want to install it.
14. The ROM will install in a few minutes and after that you have to select once again ‘choose zip from sdcard’ option. Find the Gapps zip and install it too.
15. After all files have been successfully flashed, return to the first Recovery menu and select ‘reboot system now’.
16. Wait for the tablet to boot into normal CM 10.1 / Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean home screen and take control over all of its functions by entering your Google Account info.

These were all the steps that you had to take in order to successfully flash a CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightly build for your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 model number N8000. I hope that you’ve managed to successfully update the device and that it works flawlessly.

If the tablet takes too long to complete the first boot process with the new OS, then you should power it off completely. After that you will need to repeat the entire tutorial once again and, this time, make sure to apply the ‘factory reset’ step, as that might be the cause for the failed CM10.1 ROM installation attempt.

If you don’t like how this new custom OS works with your Galaxy Note 10.1 GSM model, then you should use the ROM backup file you created in step 6 and restore it to its previous state. I think that these were all the instructions that I had for you, for any other questions use the comments field below.

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How to Update Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 N5110 to XXBMF1 Jelly Bean 4.1.2 OTA

The similarities between the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 and Note II go even further than the S-pen, as both devices feature the same chipset and processor speed, Android build, and very similar display resolutions. Here's a quick look at what's going on under the hood of the Galaxy Note 8.0

XXBMF1 Jelly Bean 4.1.2 OTA Update has been pushed out for the Galaxy Note 8.0 N5110 tablet. Use this tutorial to learn how to manually install it easily in under 10 minutes without bricking the device

This update file has been pushed out for UK region, but you can use it for any other International model of this particular tablet. In order to install it, you will first have to read the guidelines below. Here’s what you need to know:

Note:

• use this guide only for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 model number N5110. Check the model version of your tablet by opening Settings and then About device menu.
• don’t try to use this guide with any other Android devices.
• if you have a rooted tablet, then this update will revoke root access and restore Warranty.
• your tablet has to be unlcoked.
• enable the USB Debugging option from the Developer Options section. If this menu isn’t shown in Settings, then you have to open About Device menu and scroll down to Build Number. Tap 7 times the ‘build number’ text and the Developer Options will be enabled.
• disable Samsung KIES and any antivirus program that might be running on your computer. Such tools will interfere with the updating tool that we’re going to use in order to flash the latest Jelly Bean firmware.
• make sure that the tablet’s battery has at least 50% power left before completely discharging. If the tablet powers off while you’re updating it, then it might get bricked.
• this update might delete all contents from the tablet’s internal storage, which is why you have to backup all the data before starting the update.
• note that we cannot be blamed in case you brick the device or you lose any important data in the process.
• if you cannot complete the update, then you can ask for extra help in comments.

Follow these instructions:

1. Download the N5110XXBMF Jelly Bean 4.1.2 zip from HERE. (extract the contents of this zip and you will get a ‘N5110XXBMF1_N5110OXABME5_BTU’ file with the .tar.md5 extension)
2. Download Odin3 v3.07 from HERE. (extract its contents and save the file on your PC)
3. Power off your tablet now.
4. Boot it into Download Mode and then continue to the next step.
5. Launch ODIN exe on your PC.
6. Next, connect the tablet with your PC via USB cable. Wait for Odin to recognize the tablet and only then you can continue to the next step. (if the tablet is not recognized, then you switch between USB ports or thry to re-install the Samsung USB Drivers – download link here)
7. Click the ‘PDA’ button in Odin.
8. Now you need to browse your computer for the .tar.md5 file of the N5110XXBMF1 OTA Update. Load it into Odin.
9. Make sure that the ‘Re-partition’ option is not enabled in Odin.
10. Don’t edit any other default settings.
11. When everything is set, click the START button to begin the updating process.
12. After the update is complete, the Galaxy Note 8.0 N5110 will reboot and Odin will confirm that the process has been passed.
13. When the device shows the ‘Samsung boot animation’, unplug it from computer. Now wait for all files to be loaded and the home screen to appear.
14. Enter your Google Account details and take control over your tablet’s functions once again.
15. Check the ‘About device’ menu to verify that the firmware version is now listed as XXBMF1, which confirm that the update has been completed successfully.

If everything went according to plan, then the update should’ve been a success and you can close this tutorial. If you had problems, then you should read the notes listed below.

NOTE 1: if ODIN froze or the phone blocked, then you should disconnect the devices and then close Odin. Restart Odin and boot the tablet into normal mode once again and repeat the entire tutorial once again. Make sure not to skip any steps.

NOTE 2: if Odin says ‘PASS’ but the Galaxy Note 8.0 N5110 is unable to go past the Samsung boot animation or it enters into a bootloop, then you will have to ‘factory reset’ the device. Unplug the phone from PC and then power it off completely. Boot into Recovery Mode and apply the ‘wipe data/ factory reset’ option. Confirm and then ‘reboot system’ into normal mode. This should force the tablet to boot into normal mode.

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