Rooting Guide for Samsung Note II CDMA – Step-by-Step

Learn how to root your Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA with our detailed 2025 guide. Unlock full control with Magisk, TWRP, and DigitalNerds.

Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA

How to Root Samsung Note II CDMA

This guide provides step-by-step instructions to root your Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA using Magisk, Odin, and TWRP. Unlock custom ROMs, rooted apps, and more with DigitalNerds.

1. Prerequisites for Rooting Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA

A Windows PC
A USB cable
At least 60% battery
Samsung USB Drivers installed (Download)
Odin Flash Tool (Download)
Magisk APK (Download)
TWRP Recovery for Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA (Download)
Firmware for Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA (Download)

2. Enable Developer Options, OEM Unlock, and USB Debugging

Go to Settings > About phone > Software information
Tap "Build number" 7 times until you see "You are now a developer!"
Go to Settings > Developer options
Enable "OEM unlocking"
Enable "USB debugging"

3. Unlock the Bootloader on Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA

⚠️ This will wipe your data. Backup everything important.

Turn OFF your phone.
Press and hold VOLUME UP + VOLUME DOWN together.
While holding both buttons, connect your phone to PC via USB.
You will see a WARNING screen.
Press Volume UP to enter Bootloader Unlock mode.
Press and hold Volume UP again to confirm.
Device will reset and reboot.

After reboot, re-enable USB debugging and OEM unlocking if needed.

4. Download and Extract Firmware for Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA

Download the latest firmware for Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA: Download
Extract the zip file. You will get:
- AP_xxx.tar.md5
- BL_xxx.tar.md5
- CP_xxx.tar.md5
- CSC_xxx.tar.md5 or HOME_CSC_xxx.tar.md5

5. Patch AP File with Magisk for Samsung Note II CDMA

Install Magisk APK on your phone.
Open Magisk > Install > Select and Patch a File
Select the AP_xxx.tar.md5 file from the extracted firmware.
Magisk will generate a patched file: magisk_patched.tar
Transfer this file to your PC.

6. Flash Patched Firmware via Odin

Reboot device to Download Mode again (same as bootloader unlock steps).
Open Odin on PC.
In Odin:
- AP: magisk_patched.tar
- BL: BL_xxx.tar.md5
- CP: CP_xxx.tar.md5
- CSC: HOME_CSC_xxx.tar.md5 (use CSC_xxx.tar.md5 only if you want to wipe data)
Uncheck "Auto Reboot" in Odin options.
Click "Start" to flash.

7. Boot into Recovery and Reboot to System

After flashing, boot into TWRP recovery manually:
- Press and hold Power + Volume Up while phone is off.
In TWRP:
- (Optional) Wipe data if needed.
- Reboot to system.

8. Verify Root Access for Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA

Open Magisk app.
It should show "Installed" and "Rooted".

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Alternatively, find pre-patched root files for Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA on:
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(Note: Verify compatibility with your Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA firmware version.)

FAQs About Rooting Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA

What is rooting Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA?

Rooting your Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA grants superuser access, allowing you to install custom ROMs, use rooted apps, and customize your device with tools like Magisk or TWRP.

Is rooting Samsung Note II CDMA safe?

Rooting Samsung Note II CDMA is safe if you follow our guide carefully. Backup data, use verified tools like Magisk, and avoid unofficial firmware to prevent issues.

Can I unroot Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA?

Yes, you can unroot Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA by flashing stock firmware via Odin. Visit DigitalNerds for an unrooting guide.

Troubleshooting Rooting Issues for Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA

Fix Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA Bootloop After Rooting

If your Samsung Note II CDMA is stuck in a bootloop, boot into TWRP recovery and wipe cache/data. Reflash the Magisk-patched firmware using Odin.

Magisk Not Installed on Samsung Note II CDMA

Ensure you’ve flashed the correct magisk_patched.tar file in Odin. Check compatibility with your Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA firmware version.

You’re All Set!

You've successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy Note II CDMA! Enjoy custom ROMs, rooted apps, and full control with DigitalNerds.

⚠️ Rooting your device may void the warranty and can potentially brick your phone if not done correctly. Proceed only if you understand the risks.

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