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I tried flashing CM11 (Android 4.4 Kit Kat) on my aging Samsung galaxy s2 GT-I9100G and along the line I encountered a bootloop. A bootloop occurs when the device is powered up and tries to load up the OS, shows the Samsung screen and then restarts repeatedly. The fix is simple and has been well documented on many websites – Flash a new Samsung Firmware using ODIN. In this post, I’ll detail a couple of issues that complicated the otherwise straight forward process.

I also include other issues and fixes while flashing CM11. Before You Start. • Pay attention to Compatibility issues before following any tutorial.

Especially on device model. GT-I9100 is NOT the same as GT-I9100G. If your device is the samsung galaxy GT-I9100, please leave this tutorial immediately. • Charge the device FULLY. Charge using a wall outlet (NOT USB) and give it a few hours to get FULLY charged before you begin any of the processes. At this point (battery full), the bootloop should STOP occurring and should just be a static screen showing the Samsung startup screen. • Use an appropriate Cable. If possible, use the cable that came with your Samsung device or a samsung table.

I was using a Kindle cable at some point during the process and that made some steps to fail FIRST, Flash Stock Android OS on your S2 The best way to unbrick a bootlooped S2 is to restore it back to factory condition using a custom samsung image. The best tutorial I found for that can be read The solution outlined handles both a soft brick and a hard brick (NAND) corruption. Remember to wipe factory/reset, and wipe cache after stock android installation. Cakewalk kinetic 2 review.

Flashing CM11 on Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100G The Cynanogenmod wiki for GT-I9100G provides a decent set of steps but a few errors still occur. They are highlighted in red.

Now that your device works normally, you may first load up the CM11 ROMfiles to your sdcard, install clockwordRecovery and then flash the rom files to your device. Brooktree bt360 mediastream controller driver win7. Copy the CM11 Files to Your device • Download the prebuilt of CyanogenMod you wish to install. (Or if you’ve built CM yourself, look in the $OUT directory for the.zip.) • Optional: Download any supplemental 3rd-party applications packages for the device you wish to use.

• • Place the CyanogenMod rom.zip file on the root of the SD card using: • • Transfer your file(s): adb push YOURROMZIP.zip /sdcard/ • If you boot directly to recovery and have an internal sdcard, you may need to run adb shell mount /sdcard or mount data through the recovery menu before transferring. • If you see “error: device not found” there is likely a driver issue on the PC. • If you see “error: insufficient permissions for device”, try “adb kill-server” and then run “adb devices” to see if the device is attached. • On some devices, the zip file can be copied to the device using standard USB Mass Storage or MTP support. Boot the device normally and transfer the file to it.

• Optional: Place any supplemental packages (e.g. Or kernel).zip file(s) on the root of the SD card. Install ClockWordRecovery Samsung devices come with a unique boot mode called which is very similar to on some devices with unlocked bootloaders. Is a cross-platform, open source tool for interfacing with Download Mode on Samsung devices. The preferred method of installing a custom recovery is through this boot mode.