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I currently have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 2. I have been told about custom firmware but i'm not too confident. Any advice and or preferences?

you mean custom ROMs?

 

Before you flash any ROMs, be sure to understand any risks involved, such as the possibility of bricking your phone and ending up with a Samsung Galaxy Paperweight.

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I currently have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 2. I have been told about custom roms but i'm not too confident. Any advice and or preferences?

 

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I currently have a rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 2. I have been told about custom firmware but i'm not too confident. Any advice and or preferences?

you mean custom ROMs?

 

Before you flash any ROMs, be sure to understand any risks involved, such as the possibility of bricking your phone and ending up with a Samsung Galaxy Paperweight.

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you mean custom ROMs?

XDAdevelopers has a huge community of Android enthusiasts who would love to help.

 

Before you flash any ROMs, be sure to understand any risks involved, such as the possibility of bricking your phone and ending up with a Samsung Galaxy Paperweight.

Yeah, Roms is what i meant, Ill edit that. 

 

Thanks for the reference and ill be sure to check it out aswell as the risks.

 

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I would recommend cyanogenmod. It's a well known custom firmware that is very well documented and typically not too difficult to install.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Devices#searchable=%22note%202%22

 

alternatively you could use their new 'installer' if you are really uncomfortable about doing it yourself.

http://beta.download.cyanogenmod.org/install

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