Install /e/OS on a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 LTE (N9008V) - “hltechn”
The instructions in this guide will assist you to install /e/OS on your hltechn. Please read through the instructions at least once before actually following them, so as to avoid any problems later.
It is important that you know that downgrading Smartphones on OS versions greater than the /e/OS OS version you plan to install, can cause instability or at worst brick some devices. We recommend that you check your current OS version, before attempting the installation.
It is advisable to flash your device only if you know what you are doing and are ok taking the associated risk. All /e/OS builds are provided as best effort, without any guarantee. The /e/OS project and its project members deny any and all responsibility about the consequences of using /e/OS software and or /e/OS services.
Requirements
- If required take a backup of all important data from your phone on an external storage device before proceeding.
- Do not take a backup on the same device as some of these actions will format the device and delete the backup.
- Ensure your phone is charged more than 50%
- Check that
adb
is enabled on your PC. If not you can find the setup instructions here - Download all the files and images mentioned in the download section below before starting the installation
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Make sure you have a working data cable to connect your device to the PC. There are cables which are only for charging and do not transfer data.
- Enable USB debugging on your device. You can find the instructions here
- Make sure that your model is listed in the Smartphone Selector. Check the model supported. Where available, information on the model supported should show as a pop-up when you hover the cursor on the Device name. The model number supported should be the exact same.
- Boot your device with the stock OS at least once and check every functionality.
Please share your experience , suggest tips or changes to this install guide documentation by visiting the Galaxy Note 3 LTE (N9008V) specific topic on our community forum.
To report issues in /e/OS please refer this guide
Downloads for hltechn
-
/e/OS build : R community
To understand the difference between /e/OS builds check this guide
Important Information
Samsung devices come with a unique boot mode called “Download mode”, which is very similar to “Fastboot mode” on some devices with unlocked bootloaders. Odin is a Samsung-made tool for interfacing with Download mode on Samsung devices. The preferred method of installing a custom recovery is through Download Mode – rooting the stock firmware is neither necessary nor required.
Installing a custom recovery using Odin
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Download a custom recovery - you can download . Download the latest recovery file, mentioned in the
Downloads for hltechn
section above -
Rename the downloaded image to “recovery.img”, Open a Command Prompt in the folder where the file was downloaded, and TAR the file by running
tar --format=ustar -cvf recovery.tar recovery.img
Tip: The path may vary depending on where you download the recovery image. - Power off the device, and boot it into download mode:
- hold Volume Down + Home + Power
- Now, click the button that the onscreen instructions coorelate to “Continue”, and insert the USB cable into the device.
- Download and install the necessary drivers.
- Download the newest Samsung drivers from here. You will need to create a Samsung account and login to download them.
- Install
SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones.exe
.
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Download this version of Odin.
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Extract “Odin_3.13.1.zip”.
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Run
Odin3 v3.13.1
found in the newly extracted “Odin_3.13.1” folder. -
Check in the top left of the Odin window that you see a valid device, it will show up as something like
COM0
.Tip: TheCOM
port, or the number succeedingCOM
, may be any valid number. -
In the left side of the Odin window, you will see an “Options” tab, click it, and then un-check the “Auto Reboot” option.
- Check the box labeled next to the button labeled “AP”, and then click the “AP” button.
- In the menu that pops up, select the newly downloaded custom recovery
.tar
or.tar.md5
.
Tip: The filename may very depending on your device, and the version of your custom recovery. - In the menu that pops up, select the newly downloaded custom recovery
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A blue transfer bar will appear on the device showing the recovery image being flashed.
Tip: The device will continue to displayDownloading... Do not turn off target!!
even after the process is complete. When the status message in the top left of the devices’s display reports that the process is complete, you may proceed. -
Unplug the USB cable from your device.
- Manually reboot into recovery, this may require pulling the device’s battery out and putting it back in, or if you have a non-removable battery, press the Volume Down + Power buttons for 8~10 seconds until the screen turns black & release the buttons immediately when it does, then boot to recovery:
- Lorsque l’appareil est hors tension, hold Volume Up + Home + Power. When the blue text appears, release the buttons.
Steps to install /e/OS from recovery
Advanced
» Enable adb
Format the device
On /e/OS Recovery main screen:
- Select
Factory reset
- Select
Format data / Factory reset
option - Next screen will display a warning that this action cannot be undone
- Select
Format data
to proceed orCancel
if you want to go back -
If you selected
Format data
, the format process will completeTip: You will see text in small font on the lower left side of the screen mentioning format progressThe small font text would be similar to this
Wiping data Formatting/data Formatting/cache Data wipe complete
- Display will now return to the Factory Reset screen
Install /e/OS
In /e/OS recovery main screen:
- Select
Apply Update
and in next screenApply update from adb
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In the next screen, the device is now in sideload mode
Note at this point the Cancel option is highlighted that does not mean you have canceled the action. The device is in adb sideload mode.
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On your PC type begin adb sideload. Type the below command in a console
adb sideload downloaded_file_name.zip
Replace downloaded_file_name.zip with the name of the /e/OS file you downloaded in the previous section
- Press
enter
key on the keyboard to start the sideloading The screen will show the progress percentage…This might pause at 47% - Give it some time
- The PC console will now display
Total xfer: 1.00x
- The phone screen will now display some text with a message similar to
Script succeeded result was [1.000000]
This means that the install was successful.
Reboot the device
In /e/OS recovery main screen:
- Select
Reboot system now
The reboot process may take 5 - 10 minutes
To find some troubleshooting tips… click here
adb
- Getting a
Total xFer ':' 0.01x
message - Try to upload the /e/OS to internal storage and retry to install adb ':' sideload connection failed ':' insufficient permissions for device
error - Try to execute the commandsadb kill-server
andadb start-server
and retry- Running
adb shell twrp install /sdcard/</e/OS zip package>
raise non-existent directory error - Try to check solution here - Getting an
insufficient permissions
error - Try the solution given here - When running "adb devices" in bash a device is shown as "unauthorized" - Try the solution given here
TWRP
- Errors while running TWRP version 3.4.x.x or above - Try downloading and using a previous TWRP version.. below 3.4.x.x
- In TWRP if this error shows up
failed to mount /preload
- Try in TWRPwipe
screen in advanced menu selectpreload
andswipe to wipe
/cache/recovery/xxx -> no such file or directory
error while flashing a ROM - On PC runadb shell
in the console now create a folder called recovery for e.g. here the devicecode name is violet "violet :/cache# mkdir recovery"
Connectivity
- Trying to troubleshoot mobile connectivity issues - Read this guide
Please share your experience , suggest tips or changes to this install guide documentation by visiting the Galaxy Note 3 LTE (N9008V) specific topic on our community forum.
To report issues in /e/OS please refer this guide
Cette documentation est dérivée de “install LineageOS on hltechn” du Projet LineageOS, grâce à la license CC BY.