... just some quick tips to help folks new to flashing ROMs on the mighty Notepro. Please feel 100% free to add your tips and tricks; with some luck this might be a good link reference for developers to add to their ROM postings to avoid having to rehash the same questions over and over again. I'm not shooting for 100% of info about every aspect of the flashing process, just a simple Q+A sort of thing that hopefully will help new flashers jump in and experience some success. This guide assumes you already have successfully rooted and flashed TWRP.
Q: How do I flash a ROM?
The most important thing to do is to read the posts and instructions given to you by the developers in the ROM threads. Do this first, you'll thank yourself later. Some ROMS require specific versions of TWRP or other recovery packages, or have slightly different load procedures, so it's really worth taking the time to read first.
After that, here's the general procedure for flashing a ROM under TWRP.
Download the ROM ( and optionally gapps ) from the posting, save it to your external SD card.
Reboot into recovery... with the power off, press and hold these buttons on the tablet ...
Volume Down + Power - this is Download mode ... this is typically used with ODIN or with tools that connect your tablet to a PC.
Volume Up + Power - this is Recovery mode
Q: Okay, I'm in recovery... now what?
you'll need to prepare your tablet for the new ROM, which usually means wiping some partitions . Here's the general idea once you're in the TWRP interface.
Wipe -> Advanced Wipe -> select dalvik cache, cache, system, data, internal storage (remember, your ROM and gapps should be on external-sd card).
After it - go to Install -> choose ext-sd card. First install your ROM, then (if needed) gapps.
Then reboot - first run will typically be longer ( sometimes a lot longer ) than you it normally would be.
Q: It didn't seem to work... what now?
Head back to the ROM posting, or to the Q+A for your ROM in this section and search/read. Most of the time you won't be the first person to have the problem you're having, and an answer will be out there. The Search function is a good place to begin to find your help, as is reading the ROM thread to see if others have had the same concerns.
Q: How do I flash a ROM?
The most important thing to do is to read the posts and instructions given to you by the developers in the ROM threads. Do this first, you'll thank yourself later. Some ROMS require specific versions of TWRP or other recovery packages, or have slightly different load procedures, so it's really worth taking the time to read first.
After that, here's the general procedure for flashing a ROM under TWRP.
Download the ROM ( and optionally gapps ) from the posting, save it to your external SD card.
Reboot into recovery... with the power off, press and hold these buttons on the tablet ...
Volume Down + Power - this is Download mode ... this is typically used with ODIN or with tools that connect your tablet to a PC.
Volume Up + Power - this is Recovery mode
Q: Okay, I'm in recovery... now what?
you'll need to prepare your tablet for the new ROM, which usually means wiping some partitions . Here's the general idea once you're in the TWRP interface.
Wipe -> Advanced Wipe -> select dalvik cache, cache, system, data, internal storage (remember, your ROM and gapps should be on external-sd card).
After it - go to Install -> choose ext-sd card. First install your ROM, then (if needed) gapps.
Then reboot - first run will typically be longer ( sometimes a lot longer ) than you it normally would be.
Q: It didn't seem to work... what now?
Head back to the ROM posting, or to the Q+A for your ROM in this section and search/read. Most of the time you won't be the first person to have the problem you're having, and an answer will be out there. The Search function is a good place to begin to find your help, as is reading the ROM thread to see if others have had the same concerns.
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