Let's take a look the whole assembly inside the Google Pixel 10 as IFixit once again showed us the step by step teardown guide. You'll be surprised of how the layout of the main board, battery and camera being neatly stack. It begins with dismounting the battery assembly, down to the camera, then the main board, down to the screen display. Disassembling the Google Pixel 10 only need an anti-clamp a few picks, and a screw driver, making any future repair effortless. . Why do we need a teardown guide? We'll here's how IFixit answers: The Pixel 10 is powered by Google’s smartest chip yet, it’s packed with AI that can translate calls in real time, coach your photography, and even write emails for you. But here’s the thing: no AI feature in the world is going to help when your battery dies. That’s where we come in, so let’s open it up and see how repair-friendly this “AI-first” phone really is. Chapters 00:00 Intro to the Pixel 10 Teardown 00:20 Heatless back panel re...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 SGH-I317M in Canada just received the official 4.1.2 Jelly Bean OTA update with build number I317MVLBMA3. For users who wants to root this 4.1.2 VLBMA3 update and also for those who already lost root if it was rooted before the update - "4.1.1 I317MVLALJ2" can now simply root using the pre-rooted or root injected stock image I317MVLBMA3 which developed by an Elite Recognized Contributor MrRobinson from +xda-developers
This is a suitable rooting method for beginners who only needs root on their Galaxy Note 2 devices, and just only wants to perform an installation with any variety of apps from +Google Play that requires root.
One best thing about using the root injected stock image is that "it doesn't trip the binary flash counter of the Galaxy Note 2. If you doesn't know about what the heck this flash counter is. It's works just like a security system that has been installed in the device, this counter will trip and counts from zero to any numbers during an installation or flashing any system images that is not officially provided by Samsung, like root kernels, custom ROMs and custom recoveries. Once the counter being tripped, it was told that it voids the warranty of the device.
Although, it can be easily reset back to zero. But if you aren't that much a tech-savvy this will ease you from further tweaking. This is also a good root method for advance users who wants to install custom ROMs or recoveries like CWM or TWRP right after installation.
Rogers - root66_RWC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Bell - root66_BMC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Telus - root66_TLS_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Sasktel - root66_BWA_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Virgin - root66_VMC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
2. Run Odin on your PC desktop
3. Boot the Galaxy Note 2 into download mode screen for Odin.
Turn it off, once completely shut down hold down the 'HOME' + 'VOLUME DOWN' buttons and press the 'POWER' button for about 2 seconds until a WARNING! Screen appears. Press the 'VOLUME UP' button to continue or to enter in Download Mode.
4. Connect the phone to your computer using the USB cable. Then make sure you can see as phone "Added" in Odin's message box once the device is detected,
5. In Odin window, DO NOT tick the 'RE-Partition' only Tick 'Auto Reboot' and 'F. Reset Time' and nothing else.
6. Now load the rooted stock system image "root66_XXX_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5" on the PDA field. Click the PDA button then browse and select to the extracted file.
For example, I used Bell's image on this guide so I have the root66_BMC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Odin screenshot:
7. Click the "Start" button to flash the stock ROM with root system image.
8. Wait until the flashing finishes and the phone completely reboots. Then remove the device from PC connection.
9. That's it! You may then check if your device is already rooted.
Additional info after root:
Virgin Mobile- I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_VMC.zip
Bell - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_BMC.zip
Sasktel - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_BWA.zip
Telus - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_TLS.zip
Rogers - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_RWC.zip
Just simply flash it through Odin, same flashing process as above.
If perhaps you might have something to add to improve this guide, just let us know. If you have any questions about the root images, I suggest you may directly ask for it to the developer himself MrRobinson from his XDA's original thread (link above) for an accurate answers.
This rooting method has been developed by MrRobinson XDA-Developer's highly recognize contributor. All credits must go to him.
This is a suitable rooting method for beginners who only needs root on their Galaxy Note 2 devices, and just only wants to perform an installation with any variety of apps from +Google Play that requires root.
One best thing about using the root injected stock image is that "it doesn't trip the binary flash counter of the Galaxy Note 2. If you doesn't know about what the heck this flash counter is. It's works just like a security system that has been installed in the device, this counter will trip and counts from zero to any numbers during an installation or flashing any system images that is not officially provided by Samsung, like root kernels, custom ROMs and custom recoveries. Once the counter being tripped, it was told that it voids the warranty of the device.
Although, it can be easily reset back to zero. But if you aren't that much a tech-savvy this will ease you from further tweaking. This is also a good root method for advance users who wants to install custom ROMs or recoveries like CWM or TWRP right after installation.
Disclaimer: Use of this rooting guide is solely at your own risk. We shall not be held responsible if any undesired outcomes may happen to your device.
Root I317MVLBMA3 OTA 4.1.2 Quick Guide
- Odin flasher - Odin3_v3.07
- USB Driver - Download then install it
- Grab the root66_XXX_I317MVLBMA3.7z from MrRobinson's XDA original thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2004650 (Choose the correct file according to your Galaxy Note 2 carrier provider)
- Bell - root66_BMC_I317MVLBMA3.7z
Telus - root66_TLS_I317MVLBMA3.7z
Rogers - root66_RWC_I317MVLBMA3.7z
Sasktel - root66_BWA_I317MVLBMA3.7z
Virgin - root66_VMC_I317MVLBMA3.7z - Use PC with Windows OS (Odin will not work on Mac and Linux OSX)
- Make sure to fully recharge your phablet's battery
- Use the original supplied USB cable for your Galaxy Note2
- You don't need to back-up the files from your phone for this will not wipe data during installation. But just in-case for safety precautions - just make a back-up copy of your important files stored from the device.
Disclaimer: Use of this root method is solely at your own risk! Please proceed with precautions.1. Extract or "unzip" the downloaded file. Use Winzip, 7zip, Winrar or whatever decompressing tool you have in your computer or laptop. You cannot flash the file in Odin in .zip format, it should be ending with .tar.md5.
Rogers - root66_RWC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Bell - root66_BMC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Telus - root66_TLS_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Sasktel - root66_BWA_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Virgin - root66_VMC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
2. Run Odin on your PC desktop
3. Boot the Galaxy Note 2 into download mode screen for Odin.
Turn it off, once completely shut down hold down the 'HOME' + 'VOLUME DOWN' buttons and press the 'POWER' button for about 2 seconds until a WARNING! Screen appears. Press the 'VOLUME UP' button to continue or to enter in Download Mode.
4. Connect the phone to your computer using the USB cable. Then make sure you can see as phone "Added" in Odin's message box once the device is detected,
5. In Odin window, DO NOT tick the 'RE-Partition' only Tick 'Auto Reboot' and 'F. Reset Time' and nothing else.
6. Now load the rooted stock system image "root66_XXX_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5" on the PDA field. Click the PDA button then browse and select to the extracted file.
For example, I used Bell's image on this guide so I have the root66_BMC_I317MVLBMA3.tar.md5
Odin screenshot:
7. Click the "Start" button to flash the stock ROM with root system image.
8. Wait until the flashing finishes and the phone completely reboots. Then remove the device from PC connection.
9. That's it! You may then check if your device is already rooted.
Additional info after root:
How to save root when OTA update notification arrives.
If you receive a notification for an OTA update, it has been confirmed that you can use OTA RootKeeper to retain root through the update process.But if the Rootkeeper fails saving the root, you may need to root again either using this same rooting technique.How can I unroot my Galaxy Note 2 if I ever want to.
You can easily un-root or undo everything anytime you want. All you need to have is the original, unrooted or unmodified stock firmware I317MVLBMA3, you can grab it on the links below.Virgin Mobile- I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_VMC.zip
Bell - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_BMC.zip
Sasktel - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_BWA.zip
Telus - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_TLS.zip
Rogers - I317MVLBMA3_I317MOYABMA3_RWC.zip
Just simply flash it through Odin, same flashing process as above.
If perhaps you might have something to add to improve this guide, just let us know. If you have any questions about the root images, I suggest you may directly ask for it to the developer himself MrRobinson from his XDA's original thread (link above) for an accurate answers.
This rooting method has been developed by MrRobinson XDA-Developer's highly recognize contributor. All credits must go to him.
The Rogers Rom is actually for the Bell Rom.
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