Galaxy Note GT-N7000 is able to sport Android 4.3 in an unofficially but effective way thanks to CyanogenMod 10.2 test build. Which is great, since the phone comes with Android 4.1.2 instead.
This tool, though, has a couple of minor bugs, the device may experience some camera problems, boot loop and also a few issues with the way graphics work. To take care of some of these problems, you should flash stock firmware again.
RequirementsThe guide we have in store for today will now show you what requirements to consider before you can begin the update:
- root the handset and get either CWM Recovery or TWRP on it;
- make backups (in case you installed the Note GT-N7000 with a custom recovery, you can use that for the backup);
- turn on USB Debugging;
- flash USB Drivers on your laptop for the smartphone;
- charge its battery.
After settling the pre-requisits part of this tutorial, we present you, below, the way to achieve the update on your Galaxy Note GT-N7000.