To Install Jelly Bean 4.2.2 ROM on your galaxy Y S5360, you’ll need to have root access and a custom
recovery such as TWRP or CWM installed on your galaxy Y – if you’re new to this, then no worries. We have provided guides to install Jellynoid ROM on Galaxy Y via both CWM and TWRP. Moreover, you must make sure that you have at least 85% Battery charge to avoid your galaxy Y turning off during the installation. If you’re all ready to install Jelly Bean 4.2.2 on your galaxy Y with Jellynoid ROM, then let’s start with some things to remember.You Might Be Interested In: LG Nexus 5 Giveaway – Win a Nexus 5 for Free
Things to Keep in Mind
- The Jelly Bean 4.2.2 ROM you are about to install on your Galaxy Y will void its warranty, however you can always get it back by flashing an official firmware by Samsung KIES
- Jellynoid ROM for Galaxy Y is only to be installed on Galaxy S3 S5360 variant, do not curse us if you flash it on another device and brick it.
- To install this Jelly Bean 4.2.2 Jellynoid ROM on Galaxy Y, you will be performing a data wipeout – therefore, we recommend that you back up all the following important stuff to avoid losing it
Backups Required
- Perform a NanDroid backup of your current ROM/Firmware. This can be done by selecting the back up/restore option on your recovery
- Backup your messages
- Backup your call logs
- Backup your contacts
- Backup your apps
- Note down your APN settings somewhere on a notepad
Preparations
- Make sure you have the original USB cable that came with your galaxy Y
- it is also important that you enable USB debugging on your Samsung Galaxy Y by going to Settings > Developer options > USB Debugging
- You must have all the drivers installed on your computer to support your Samsung Galaxy Y
- You’ll be making data wipeouts, so it’s important that you make some recommended backups
Backups to Be Made
- Backup your Messages
- Backup your Call Logs
- Backup your Contacts
- Backup your APN Settings
- Backup your Apps
- Backup your songs, images and other files
Downloads
- Download Jelly Bean 4.2.2 based Jellynoid ROM zip file to your desktop (but do not unzip it)
- Download Google Apps package zip file (do not unzip this either)
Steps to Install Jelly Bean 4.2.2 based Jellynoid ROM on Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 (TWRP)
Step 1 - After you’ve downloaded the zip files listed above in the downloads section, connect your galaxy Y to the computer via USB cable and move both these zip files to your Galaxy Y’s root storage in plain sight (not in any folder). Disconnect after moving the files.
Step 2 - Now boot your galaxy Y into recovery mode by pressing Volume up + Home button + Power button. you are now in recovery mode.
Step 3 - Now select clear cache to clear system cache, and dalvik cache under Advanced. Now go back to recovery menu and select Wipeout to wipe the data
Step 4 - Next, select Install and choose the Jelly Bean 4.2.2 Jellynoid ROM zip file that you moved earlier – install it. After that completes, do the same for the Google Apps package zip file and install it.
Step 5 - After you’ve flashed both zip files, go back to the recovery menu and select Reboot.
Steps to Install Jelly Bean 4.2.2 based Jellynoid ROM on Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 (CWM)
Step 1 - After you’ve downloaded the zip files listed above in the downloads section, connect your galaxy Y to the computer via USB cable and move both these zip files to your Galaxy Y’s root storage in plain sight (not in any folder). Disconnect after moving the files.
Step 2 - Now boot your galaxy Y into recovery mode by pressing Volume up + Home button + Power button. you are now in recovery mode.
Step 3 - Now select clear cache to clear system cache, and dalvik cache under Advanced. Now go back to recovery menu and select Wipeout data / factory reset to wipe the data.
Step 4 - Next, select Install Zip from SD card and choose the Jelly Bean 4.2.2 Jellynoid ROM zip file that you moved earlier – install it. After that completes, do the same for the Google Apps package zip file and install it.
Step 5 - After you’ve flashed both zip files select the ++++Go Back++++ option to go back to the recovery menu and select Reboot system now
NOTE: IF YOUR DEVICE DOES NOT BOOT, TAKE OUT THE BATTERY AND PUT IT IN AGAIN. ONCE DONE; REPEAT THE STEPS ABOVE.
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