GT-N7000 1 country
Samsung Galaxy Note N7000JKLS6 Firmware
Samsung Galaxy Note N7000JKLS6 is an Android firmware for Israel (ILO). It is the same firmware configured per region and carrier (CSC). Find your country below, verify the file and download for free. Compared with the previous build N7000DXLSE: bootloader binary raised from D (13) to J (19), so after installing it there is no way back to older builds. A newer build for GT-N7000 is available: N7000ZSLR1.
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OS Version
2013-07-27
Build Date
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Security patch
1
Countries
1
CSC codes
J (19)
Bootloader binary
Bootloader binary J (19). Flashing firmware with a lower binary is usually blocked by Samsung anti-rollback.
Newer builds of Samsung Galaxy Note use bootloader binary Z (35) (latest: N7000ZSLR1). If your device already runs binary Z (35), this build cannot be flashed.
All regional downloads
Pick your region (CSC) to download the matching firmware package.
Paste your current build number from Settings > About phone (About tablet) > Software information, or the output of *#1234#.
MODEM/CP Version: N7000JKLS1
How to flash N7000JKLS6
- Install Samsung USB Drivers:Download Official Drivers
- Download Odin Flash Tool:
- N7000JKLS6 has bootloader binary J (19). Your device must run binary J (19) or lower: it is the 5th character from the end of your current build number.
- CSC: Use CSC for a clean install, to change the region (CSC code), to downgrade or to repair a device that does not boot.
- HOME_CSC: Use HOME_CSC to update the same model and region while keeping your data. Back up anyway: a failed update can still require a reset.
- The Download Mode key combo depends on the model: see all combos.
Beware: Manually flashing firmwares may brick your device. Use it at your own risk and follow our tutorial steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. A newer build for GT-N7000 is available: N7000ZSLR1. Install it instead of N7000JKLS6 unless you need this exact version. The previous build was N7000DXLSE.
Download the package for your region (CSC) and unzip it. In Odin, load each file into the slot with the same name: BL, AP, CP (if the package has one) and CSC, or HOME_CSC to keep your data. Odin checks the built-in checksum of every .tar.md5 file before flashing. The Samsung Galaxy Note must be on bootloader binary J (19) or lower.
This build uses bootloader binary J (19). It can be flashed on a Samsung Galaxy Note running binary J (19) or lower; if the device already has a higher binary, Odin stops with "SW REV CHECK FAIL". 3 other builds of this model use the same binary, so you can switch between them in both directions.