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How To Root Galaxy Note N7000 Android 4.0.3 on XXLQ2 Firmware

Hello android lovers. today i will share about how to root galaxy note. if you want to install many games, cool apps and widget you need to have super user acces. because now there are only few apps and games you can install on your device if you doesn't have root acces. So now let me give you the tutorial
yesterday i have posted about how to update galaxy note to ICS XXLQ2 firmware. on those page you will able to update your galaxy note with the latest Ice Cream Sandwich firmware update that released by samsung.

how to root galaxy note

After you root you galaxy note N700 you will also can install the custom Rom firmwares as well as other apps which need the root access. And please notice This rooting process only can be applied to the Galaxy Note N7000 that installed by XXLQ2 ICS Android 4.0.3 Firmware and to no other devices as it may even brick the device. To check your firmware version in your device go to “Settings > About Phone”. on that section will appear your firmware version.

READ FIRST

Do with your Own Risk. We not responsible if you brick your device. becaues i have do this tutorial and everything is works good. so please read the instuction carfully.
And by root your note will also remove your warranty. to revoke the root acces you can do by install the official XXLQ2 firmware that i have mentioned above.

Now please prepare the file and requirements below.

before you start the root process of your galaxy note please backup all your important data on phone, such as : sms, contacts, etc using your favorite backup apps, to back up your APN and MMS Settings – Note down from the path “Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names”.
Then you must enable your USB debugging mode from “Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging”. and please look at your battery state, your battery state should be at least 60%. this to make sure your phone doesn’t get turned Off in the middle of firmware update process.

How to Root Galaxy Note N7000

  1. Download Odin and XXLQ2 Rooting Package and save it to your computer. Then extract the file
  2. Open Odin on your PC/laptop.
  3. turn off your device, so that your device can enter to the the download mode. to enter download mode by pressing Volume Down + OK button, and holding both simultaneously press the Power Button. then a message will be appear when you need to press Volume Up key to continue enter to the the Download Mode.
  4. Connect your device to computer via USB data cable. After connecting, the ID : COM square in odin will turn Yellow. it means that all the drivers have been successfully installed.
    Note: If on section ID : COM doesn’t turn to Yellow color, you must to disconnect your device then go to the “Settings > Wireless & Network > USB Settings” and ensure that “Samsung KIES” option is checked before connecting the phone to the computer.
  5. Then connect your device again and click on “PDA” to select “CF-Root-SGN_XX_XEU_LQ2-v5.6-CWM5.tar” then click the “Start” button to start the rooting process. wait for a couple of minutes
  6. after your device succesfully rooted, your device will be restarted and after you see language preferences setting, then disconnect your galaxy note.


Finish. that is for tutorial root Galaxy Note N7000 on XXLQ2 ICS 4.0.3 firmware. please comment if you need any further assistant.

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