this CyanogenMod 11 ROM for Galaxy S2 i9100 It is now available on the official website of the Custom ROM development team. is based on Android 4.4.2 KitKat and makes it possible to bring all the new features of the whole to the smartphone released in 2011. latest android version and thus compensating for the absence of software support since it was abandoned by its manufacturer.
As usual, the download is done directly on the site dedicated to the terminal. Even though this isn’t the final version every night (Preview)If you decide to install it on your device, you should not face any major problems, at least it is unlikely to interfere with its use.
Install Android 4.4.2 on your Galaxy S2 via CyanogenMod 11
As long as the process described below remains unofficial, Neither Moyens I/O nor the author of this article can be held responsible for any damage done to your device.
The installation procedure is done by three main steps. The first is about basic prerequisites and the second is about installing a personalized Recovery on your smartphone that will take you to the next and final step: installing CyanogenMod 11 (Android 4.4.2 KitKat) on Galaxy S2.
Prerequisites
- Have a rooted Galaxy S2
- perform full backup your data using our tutorial
- Download the latest version of CyanogenMod 11 ROM (top of page) and Google Apps (Google services) to your phone
- Download ClockWordMod Recovery 6.0.4.5 on your PC
- Download the latest version of Odin from this link
Installing ClockworkMod Recovery
- Install and launch Odin on your computer
- Restart your Galaxy S2 in “Download” mode by pressing the keys at the same time Volume Down + Home + Power until the “Warning” message appears
- press the key Volume up
- Connect your smartphone to your computer and wait for the blue signal display in Odin
- Add the downloaded file to the file PDA area
- click Start to start the installation
Installing CyanogenMod 11 Android 4.4.2 on Galaxy Note 2
- Turn it off and then reboot your Galaxy S2 in Recovery mode by pressing the keys at the same time. Power + Home + Volume Up until the third vibration
- choose option “wipe data / factory reset” using the volume control keys and verify
- Then select the option “wipe cache”
- Continue in the same way and select options “Install zip from sd card”
- Then select the option“choose zip from sdcard”
- Select the CyanogenMod 11 ROM zip file and then “Yes” Verify
- do it Same process as Google Apps zip file
- Return to the main menu and then select the option “reboot system now”
The initial reboot of the device will take a few minutes, but once this last step is complete, you will have the latest version of Android on your S2. For more tutorials, head over to our Android forum where you’ll find a whole community ready to share with you!
