Hi, I ask that because the "+"volume buttom of my phone was broken, so that my phone can only boot into the Odin mode/download mode.
Also, my phone can't boot normally becase I flash something wrong so it got a bootloop, so how can I get in the cwm if I just have the Odin mode/download mode? Thx!!
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Hi, I ask that because the "+"volume buttom of my phone was broken, so that my phone can only boot into the Odin mode/download mode.
Also, my phone can't boot normally becase I flash something wrong so it got a bootloop, so how can I get in the cwm if I just have the Odin mode/download mode? Thx!!
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You can use the galaxy nexus toolkit to boot it into cwm recovery.
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You can use the galaxy nexus toolkit to boot it into cwm recovery.
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No he cannot.
@OP: There is no way to get to recovery (that I know of) without either a) being able to boot into Android, or b) having access to the bootloader.
EDIT: You can try an Odin flash to flash all the stock images, and then go from there.
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You can try an Odin flash to flash all the stock images, and then go from there.
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Will I lose all my data(even music, photos and my backup) if I flash a stock images?
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Will I lose all my data(even music, photos and my backup) if I flash a stock images?
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You can try removing the userdata image from the odin .tar. Assuming your bootloader is unlocked, flashing the other images should leave you with your data intact. Note that you will need to wipe data from within CWM if you flash a version of Android (without the userdata image) via Odin that is different than what you are currently running, otherwise it will not boot. But at least you will have whatever is on /sdcard.
No guarantees that it will not wipe /sdcard (as I have never tried it), but based on what I know, it shouldn't.
Yes, Odin will wipe everything. I have the sane issue currently with my volume down key, but luckily no software issues.
I'm wondering if this busted volume key thing is a common occurrence, or if you and I just got lemons. Gonna have mine looked at tomorrow.
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Zeinzu said:
Yes, Odin will wipe everything. I have the sane issue currently with my volume down key, but luckily no software issues.
I'm wondering if this busted volume key thing is a common occurrence, or if you and I just got lemons. Gonna have mine looked at tomorrow.
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It should NOT wipe everything IFF: 1) your bootloader is already unlocked, AND 2) you remove the userdata image from the .tar.
So now I download the stock images from google and flash with Odin MODE?
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So now I download the stock images from google and flash with Odin MODE?
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No, the images need to be packed into a .tar so that odin can flash them. What version of Android are you running?
Chainfire has IMM76D images here, and there are some JRO03C images as well somewhere. In order for you to be able to boot without wiping, you need to flash the same version of Android that you are currently on, or add CWM to the package (renamed to recovery.img) so that you can wipe data. Otherwise, you will not be able to boot. Follow the instructions carefully -- make sure you do not have re-partition checked.
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No, the images need to be packed into a .tar so that odin can flash them. What version of Android are you running?
Chainfire has IMM76D images here, and there are some JRO03C images as well somewhere. In order for you to be able to boot without wiping, you need to flash the same version of Android that you are currently on, or add CWM to the package (renamed to recovery.img) so that you can wipe data. Otherwise, you will not be able to boot. Follow the instructions carefully -- make sure you do not have re-partition checked.
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My phone is running android 4.1.1,so which one I should download?
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My phone is running android 4.1.1,so which one I should download?
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You need to make a .tar using the boot and system images from JRO03C. I don't think there is one already pre-made.
1) Download the JRO03C factory image corresponding to the build that you are running (yakju or takju), and extract the system.img and boot.img files.
2) Download CWM 5.5.0.2 and rename it to recovery.img.
You should now have 3 images: system.img, boot.img, and recovery.img. Next is to package them for use with odin. This needs to be done either 1) on a linux box, or 2) on a Windows PC running cywin, or 3) on your phone (I believe).
Code:
tar -H ustar -c system.img boot.img recovery.img > ODIN_JRO03C.tar
md5sum -t ODIN_JRO03C.tar >> ODIN_JRO03C.tar
mv ODIN_JRO03C.tar ODIN_JRO03C.tar.md5
Now you should have one file ODIN_JRO03C.tar.md5 which you can load up and flash with Odin. Follow the instructions in Chainfire's thread that I linked to earlier.
Usual disclaimer: I'm not responsible if you mess up your device using the info here...
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After using a toolkit to root my device, i decided to try and do it manually so i can learn more of the rooting process. I used the toolkit to flash the stock images etc, then i reset the phone to factory settings, but the 'Superuser' 'app' was still there. Is this normal, and does this mean my factory reset was unsuccessful?
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After using a toolkit to root my device, i decided to try and do it manually so i can learn more of the rooting process. I used the toolkit to flash the stock images etc, then i reset the phone to factory settings, but the 'Superuser' 'app' was still there. Is this normal, and does this mean my factory reset was unsuccessful?
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If you flashed the stock images, that app will disappear. If you just reset your device, that app will remain because it resides in /system -- when you rest, you just erase /data
I did flash stock recovery (i think), fyi im using the GalaxyNexusToolkit. Superuser still shows up...any suggestions?
Did you restore your Google apps? I'm sure that's dumb but could it have just redownloaded?
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Flashing a stock recovery won't erase SU. Su is in /system so unless you over write or format /system it won't go away. So make sure you downloaded the proper factory image and put in the proper folder for the toolkit to actually flash. As the previous poster said a factory reset doesn't erase/system only /data.
You have to unroot before you flash anything if you want superuser to go away.
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You have to unroot before you flash anything if you want superuser to go away.
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no you dont. you just need to flash the stock system img and SU will not be there.
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You have to unroot before you flash anything if you want superuser to go away.
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That's not entirely true. Flashing a stock system image will make Superuser go away. Wiping the system partition will make Superuser go away...
EDIT: Ninja'd by Zepius...
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That's not entirely true. Flashing a stock system image will make Superuser go away. Wiping the system partition will make Superuser go away...
EDIT: Ninja'd by Zepius...
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i r faster
Zepius said:
no you dont. you just need to flash the stock system img and SU will not be there.
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He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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That's what he said, but it would seem that he only flashed the stock recovery image, not all the images. Flashing the stock system image will certainly get rid of the superuser app.
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He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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Obviously he didn't really do that or it failed, since if he really did flash stock images properly, SU will be gone.
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joshnichols189 said:
He said in the OP he flashed stock images..
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no, he said he used the toolkit to flash the images. it clearly did not flash the system image and over-write everything in the /system folder.
another reason toolkits are just bad if you dont know what you're doing.
This is a tutorial about updating from Koush's JRN84D repack/jb-takju.zip to Google's JRO03C OTA for yakju users.
Although this kind of method isn't recommended as wiping is important when upgrading, it might help n00bs or guys who hate using TB (like me) a lot.
Prepare adb, IMM76I factory image and the OTA file (Galaxy Nexus Toolkit can be also used instead of adb).
Backup your phone with Nandroid.
Open the factory image with 7-zip, open the tar file inside, navigate to yakju-imm76i and open image-yakju-imm76i.zip.
Extract the boot.img and system.img
Flash the boot.img and system.img with adb/Galaxy Nexus Toolkit.
Go to Recovery Mode and push the OTA file to /sdcard/.
Flash the OTA file.
Reboot you phone. If your see something like a bootloop, pull out the battery and boot again.
After boot into system, you'll see Setup Wizard. Set language, GPS and personal info.
Finished. Welcome to 4.1.1!
You don't need to do all that... just boot a temporary CWM and flash the 4.1.1 update.zip .
martonikaj said:
You don't need to do all that... just boot a temporary CWM and flash the 4.1.1 update.zip .
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Yup. This is what I did and haven't had any issues yet.
Me 2.
Although I forgot to flash the Superuser zip afterwards and I had to use the toolkit to root again.
The only "issue" I have is that Google ears and other apps freeze themselves after a reboot.
I have to use titanium backup to defrost them after a reboot.
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martonikaj said:
You don't need to do all that... just boot a temporary CWM and flash the 4.1.1 update.zip .
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Sorry, guys, but how do I boot a temporary CWM?
Thanks
egrueda said:
Sorry, guys, but how do I boot a temporary CWM?
Thanks
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Fastboot boot cmw_recovery.img or simply use the toolkit that does that for you.
You need an unlocked bootloader though.
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martonikaj said:
You don't need to do all that... just boot a temporary CWM and flash the 4.1.1 update.zip .
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Is the 4.1.1 update.zip the OTA file that OP linked to? (f946a4120eb1.signed-yakju-JRO03C-from-IMM76I.f946a412.zip)
el_charlie said:
Fastboot boot cmw_recovery.img or simply use the toolkit that does that for you.
You need an unlocked bootloader though.
Cheers!
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This will allow you to boot to cwm recovery without writing over stock recovery? Could I use this to install su and gain root while never overwriting the stock recovery?
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dmarmstr said:
This will allow you to boot to cwm recovery without writing over stock recovery? Could I use this to install su and gain root while never overwriting the stock recovery?
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Exactly.
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Hey my samsung galaxy s3 was bricked when I tried installing a kernal for a jb rom and I restored it to stock in odin.
Right now its just stuck on the Samsung Boot logo and the blue led is shown but it wont boot up. What do i do?
Reflash. By chance, can you get into recovery?
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No, not at all. When i hold volume up + power + home it vibrates twice and turns off and does the same thing when I hold it which makes it turn on. I can get to download mode though
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Use the ota in this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1895100
It's lg1 then just accept the ota after you do it to get to lh9.
Sounds like you just flashed a bad ota.
smokin1337 said:
Use the ota in this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1895100
It's lg1 then just accept the ota after you do it to get to lh9.
Sounds like you just flashed a bad ota.
Ok i have an AT&T galaxy s3 so i just download the Calg1 and then download a Bell image and follow the instructions?
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Ok so ive finished the installation of the CALH1 on odin but my phone is still on the boot logo. What do i do now?
Not lh1 here:
Flash this in odin: http://d-h.st/u2B <<< AT&T lg1
Thats the image i used to get back to stock with root. After that flashes the system will boot and say there is an update if you want the latest os then install rootkeeper from play store and run it that will preserve root. Once you run rootkeeper accept the update and that will get you to lh9 the latest os.
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Not lh1 here:
Flash this in odin: (had to remove the link to post) <<< AT&T lg1
Thats the image i used to get back to stock with root. After that flashes the system will boot and say there is an update if you want the latest os then install rootkeeper from play store and run it that will preserve root. Once you run rootkeeper accept the update and that will get you to lh9 the latest os.
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The install finished and my phone is still on the samsung boot logo after it rebooted from flashing the image the. I've been waiting for it to come to the home screen but it hasn't done anything but glow. Any other options..?
Did you try to flash the stock rooted kernel for your phone?
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Did you try to flash the stock rooted kernel for your phone?
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No, not yet i cant really get into clockwork recovery at all if you read my post above. I got into this whole mess by flashing a kernal on a jb rom whe i was rooted and i probably shouldnt have because it bricked my phone. But ive done almost everthing above and now im willing to do anything to get my phone back up and running. Will flashing the kernal for it fix it?
Yes, if you can find a way to enter download mode flash a stock rooted kernel and a stock ROM. You may need a jig to enter download mode
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liltitiz said:
Yes, if you can find a way to enter download mode flash a stock rooted kernel and a stock ROM. You may need a jig to enter download mode
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I can enter download mode without a problem all i need is the kernal you said which would possibly fix my phone.
The lg1 update i gave you has the boot.img (kernel) with it. It is everything, boot.img, system, modem, etc. Sounds bad but are you sure you are using odin correctly ?
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The lg1 update i gave you has the boot.img (kernel) with it. It is everything, boot.img, system, modem, etc. Sounds bad but are you sure you are using odin correctly ?
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Yes I think so, i run odin with administator tick auto reboot and F. Reset time click PDA and located the root69.stock_ATT_I747UCALG1.tar (the old boot img you gave me) and connect my phone while it is in downloading mode and press start. Is that right?
You need to find a way to wipe
Data and cache and dalvik
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liltitiz said:
You need to find a way to wipe
Data and cache and dalvik
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Can you even do that on a bricked phone? Is there a program I can do it through? I can't load my clockwork recovery at all.
Did you try the toolkit?
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Hope this helps. I had a similar issue once where the phone gets stuck at the Samsung logo. What I did was booted into stock recovery and did a wipe cache and wipe data. The phone booted up successfully after that.
U can also flash CMW through ODIN and do all the wipes (dalvik,cache and data) and I'm pretty sure ur phone will boot up.
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Did you try the toolkit?
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A toolkit for the phone? Im still a little new to the android terms but could you link me to the toolkit?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28175077
Here you go
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Hi everyone. I am on the stock rom UVALH2, rooted, with a custom kernel. Can someone please help me flash back the proper kernel so I can update to JB?!
I will be in debt to you forever..
I just tried the OTA update to the newest kernel which failed and brought me to CWM. What do I need to do here?
You must be UVALJ4 to use the ota.
I suggest using odin w/ the fw I have in my fw/ota thread.
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Chicago281 said:
Hi everyone. I am on the stock rom UVALH2, rooted, with a custom kernel. Can someone please help me flash back the proper kernel so I can update to JB?!
I will be in debt to you forever..
I just tried the OTA update to the newest kernel which failed and brought me to CWM. What do I need to do here?
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Just Odin to the rooted JB. TMO T999UVDLJA. Make sure you do factory wipe after install!!!!
You can get it here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1771687
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Just Odin to the rooted JB. TMO T999UVDLJA. Make sure you do factory wipe after install!!!!
You can get it here
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I've never used ODIN before. Can you give me the newbie play by play book? Download Odin, flash the TMO T999UVDLJA 4.1.1 image?
Chicago281 said:
I've never used ODIN before. Can you give me the newbie play by play book? Download Odin, flash the TMO T999UVDLJA 4.1.1 image?
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My FW thread has step by step instruction.
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I'll have to try that. I flashed my old UVALH2 kernel back and then went to update. Downloaded the 335mb file but the signature verification failed and it booted to CWM. Is it because I am rooted or not on the latest UVAXXX?
Just go to Samsung updates download the whole Odin tar and just Odin it.. That's the best way
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Faster to download it from my thread. Plus root66 is out too!
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Found the FW thread. Need help extracting the .tar from the .7z file I downloaded. I also have Odin ready to go as well.
I'm a little confused here guys. I'm on Doc's Firmware thread and I've downloaded Odin. I also have downloaded root66_TMO_T999UVDLJA.7z . However I'm stuck on how I extract the .tar file from that?
Www.7zip.org
Download and install 7zip and use it to extract.
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Okay doing that now. Now it seems when my phone is in CWM odin doesn't pickup/recognize the phone. However when the phone is on normally odin detects it.
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Going to do a full rundown so anyone can help me here. When I originally rooted the phone I used some type of tooklit (Looked like a green version of MS-DOS). I've always had the stock rom. I've always used CWM to flash different kernels. Right now in About Phone I'm on baseband T999UVLH2 with kernel version [email protected] #1
I'm trying to get Jelly Bean 4.1 as a clean install. Not worried about keeping root at the moment either. I have root66_TMO_T999UVDLJA.tar.md5 downloaded which I am trying to push through Odin. However when I reboot my phone into CWM and connect the USB cable Odin doesn't recognize my phone. I'm willing to try anything at this point as this is frustrating me beyond belief.
You need download mode not recovery.
Same procedure but vol down instead.
Hold volume down, home and power to boot into download mode. Press vol up when prompted. Then odin will work.
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I feel so stupid.. Thank you for that as well! (Can I buy you a beer?) Okay I did that Odin is now pushing root66_TMO_T999UVDLJA.tar.md5. After this is done will Jelly Bean be on the phone? Should I wipe anything to get rid of the old firmware/files?
Success! Android 4.1.1 is now running with what appears to be the most updated kernel/baseband! Now should I do any type of wipe to get rid of any old files that could slow the phone down? What happens to the old firmware stuff?
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I feel so stupid.. Thank you for that as well! (Can I buy you a beer?) Okay I did that Odin is now pushing root66_TMO_T999UVDLJA.tar.md5. After this is done will Jelly Bean be on the phone? Should I wipe anything to get rid of the old firmware/files?
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factory wipe after install, then u should be good to go.
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factory wipe after install, then u should be good to go.
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Factory wipe under CWM? Will it make me lose my apps/contact info? I suppose I could always do a titanium backup.
Factory reset wiil wipe apps and user data. Not necessary but I do recommend it when updating android. Just makes for reduced potential for problems.
Reset in cwm or twrp does not wipe internal sd. Stock recovery will though.
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If you downloaded the root66 zip file you just use winrar and choose extract. It will or at least should unzip to its own folder. After that just follow the directions to use Odin.
My brother has a At&t gs3 that needs to be sent for warranty. He still has stock firmware except that it's rooted and has a custom recovery. I assume all he has to do is flash the stock kernal to get rid of root and recovery, right? I Downloaded DLK3 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1968625. The packed contents show 2 .img files, boot.img and recovery.img. Can these be flashed in odin, and is the boot.img the kernal and the recovery.img the recovery? I know that at least from the previous galaxy s models that the kernal was around 5.3 mb. But I may have mistakenly though that the recovery was part of the kernal.
Start with looking here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1725839
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Start with looking here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1725839
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Thank you for your reply. There is a guide to flash the complete package using odin. However, I am not trying to do that. Because where he is currently at, he does not have the bandwidth to download the 730+mb package, thus I am trying to just get him access to the kernal/recovery, so that he can flash that using Odin.
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My brother has a At&t gs3 that needs to be sent for warranty. He still has stock firmware except that it's rooted and has a custom recovery. I assume all he has to do is flash the stock kernal to get rid of root and recovery, right? I Downloaded DLK3 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1968625. The packed contents show 2 .img files, boot.img and recovery.img. Can these be flashed in odin, and is the boot.img the kernal and the recovery.img the recovery? I know that at least from the previous galaxy s models that the kernal was around 5.3 mb. But I may have mistakenly though that the recovery was part of the kernal.
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You will be flashing a .tar file in odin. Look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33570269#post33570269
Re: Which file is kernal, how to to flash in Odin?
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You will be flashing a .tar file in odin. Look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33570269#post33570269
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Yes. I am able to download that file, but he is not. It's too big. Is there a way to flash just the kernel/recovery, pulled from this archive?
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Yes. I am able to download that file, but he is not. It's too big. Is there a way to flash just the kernel/recovery, pulled from this archive?
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A different recovery can be flashed with the .img file through a terminal emulator on the phone. I am unsure about flashing anything else.
Okay, i found a couple tutorials on making odin flashable files, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1484304 and http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=155. I'm just not sure which of the files in the stockfirmware package is the kernel. I'm used to zImage, but don't see that in the list. There is a boot.img whish is 5.48mb, so i assume this is it, but not sure.
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Okay, i found a couple tutorials on making odin flashable files, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1484304 and http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=155. I'm just not sure which of the files in the stockfirmware package is the kernel. I'm used to zImage, but don't see that in the list. There is a boot.img whish is 5.48mb, so i assume this is it, but not sure.
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The boot.img is separate from the kernel. DO NOT mess with that.. you will definitely brick the phone.. Im no expert on any of this, but really the best way to go about this is with Odin. There is a mobile version of Odin in the play store. Mobile ODIN
Not sure if this is useful to you guys.
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The plan is a odin flash. Just trying make a odin flashable file of just stock dlk3 kernel and recovery.
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The plan is a odin flash. Just trying make a odin flashable file of just stock dlk3 kernel and recovery.
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Just make sure you know exactly what you're flashing before you do it.
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Just make sure you know exactly what you're flashing before you do it.
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Thank you. That's what I'm trying to figure out. I'm pretty sure boot.img is the kernel. Just not sure.
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Here is a copy of the stock recovery.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x2ct7aqkmivt6fv/ATT_recovery_I747UCDLK3.tar.md5
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