yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software Development] martijn.vanpoorten:
I use the pro version of mobile odin 2.45 on a galaxy tab 2 10.1 GT-P5110 and when starting mobile odin i get the following messages:

Device model not supported (or not detected - check root) !

Generate a dump file that may help this device compatible?

Please note that it may take 30 minutes!

If your device supports external SD cards, please insert one now.

After generating the dump file Mobile Odin stops working and shows this log:

mobileodin.txt
[Android Software Development] Chainfire:
Mobile ODIN v3.00 released !

Mobile ODIN has been updated to v3.00 !

Amongst bug fixes, support has been added for 6 different SGS3 models from the USA to China, and variants of both the original 10" Galaxy Tab as well as the 7" and 10" Galaxy Tab 2's !
[Android Software Development] kyrillos13:
Could you add support for Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 i8160?
[Android Software Development] baliriot:
Thanks for adding support P3100 :D:D:D
[Android Software Development] Mittaa:
Not on Google Play yet!
[Android Software Development] fergie716:
Nope not yet for me either, I keep clearing cache/data to Google Play to check lol!
[Android Software Development] fergie716:
Edit: Just purchased on Google Play. Very excited to test on my Sprint SGSIII! Thanks!
[Android Software Development] iBotPeaches:
Thanks for AT&T SGS3 :)

Buying now.
[Android Software Development] Panos_dm:
Thanks for the support chainfire. Will donate/buy when I get the paycheck! I have a (maybe silly) question. When I flash a (stock) firmware, the tab will be completely stock? I mean will it be unrooted with stock recovery? And something else: I use team win recovery at the moment. Does the app require cwm? Thanks.
[Android Software Development] grifovunque:
I have a galaxy s with stock firmware xxjw4 now i want to install a fresh install of firmware xwjw7 ,tha last one for my drvice, but mobile odin start to flash kernel for a lot of time without any result... Have you some suggestion?
[Android Software Development] knives of ice:
i have the pro version and loaded the new update on my gs3 for sprint today. initially everything worked fine. however, after loading it up again today here in the afternoon i keep getting the message

COULD NOT DETECT DEVICE MODEL

i'm rooted with the newest team epic v.5 CWM method. any idea what the problem is?

edit - ok sorry i figured out the problem for some reason superuser is automatically denying root access to mobile odin even though i have it set to auto allow.
[Android Software Development] fergie716:
I have the same phone and its working fine for me, just flashed the insecure stock kernel

When you first downloaded it and installed did it download an extra package? (mine did)

Maybe Uninstall the app and re install?
[Android Software Development] Dan_Aykroyd:
Great! Does it include the Galaxy Tab P7500?

Also, what does "Fixed: Wipe data/cache issue" exactly means? Something related to the 0x19 brick bug?

Thanks!
[Android Software Development] baliriot:
yes included, please see the 1st & 4th post ;)
[Android Software Development] MacTheRipperr:
Edit
[Android Software Development] MacTheRipperr:
I feel like a Jack ass but I bought this last night. But I can't find any partitions... the download file where I keep my Rom does not show up. I'm new to Odin and have only used it to root. Can someone set me straight?

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Android Software Development] antonyfirst:
Will you include Samsung Captivate Glide with next update?
[Android Software Development] :
Mobile ODIN dump for Samsung Captivate Glide
[Android Software Development] exebreez:
Thanks again for making the amazing thing.
[Android Software Development] dirtyreturn:
@chainfire, in one of your updates you have the samsung galaxy tab 10.1 listed as supported. The app has given the not supported pop up. What do you suggest?
[Android Software Development] Dead Silence:
I have just bought Mobile Odin Pro 3.00 for my Galaxy Tab 10.1, but after starting the program I get the message that my device is not recognized. Do I first have to install a flesh kernel first? Thanks in advance for your help.
[Android Software Development] The Root:
Which model? I had no issue with gt-p7510
[Android Software Development] pakino2004:
Market Identification still not workin

Senor Chainfire here you can see on the pic it is still not workin

saludos de Gran Canaria
[Android Software Development] forgetmyname:
Hi CF,

Small question: I have CM (insanity rom) and CWM 5 installed. The Mobile Odin states that CWM is not installed [and will ask to d/l from market].

1) Do you how it detects CWM installed?

2) I don't / won't have access to the Android Market. Where else can I download the extra add on from?

3) Is there another way of buying Mobile Odin from some where other than the market via paypal? e.g directly to you.

Cheers.
[Android Software Development] Thialala:
Hi ChainFire,

You should be bored to read how awesome you're :-) . However, I don't care and I'll say it: "YOU ARE VERY AMAZING" :-) . I bought the pro version, tested and all worked great. Thank you once again for this great app.
[Android Software Development] skodaslx:
Make this app the SGS kernel flasher useless?
[Android Software Development] walda:
Hi Chainfire!

Can you imagine the following:

Display if the firmware, which is going to be flashed, is a wipe version with the option to abort?

I think you know better than me, when it is a wipe version. I think additional it depends on the same csc. Different=wipe.

... tapat*lked
[Android Software Development] marcedli:
i would not say useless, but yes, this app can flash kernel only as well ( btw I uninstalled the kernel flasher because of modin :) )
[Android Software Development] ngherappa:
hi CF, can i used mobile odin to flash siyah kernel (.tar) ?

ps i have gb stock on gs2
[Android Software Development] vampire949:
thnQ man ..

But what about .Pit file ??
[Android Software Development] TecQuality:
Definitely yes! I've flashed it today twice.

Delivered directly from my GT-I9100 using xda premium
[Android Software Development] INeFFeCTiVE:
t959 CM7 nightly build 181

eugenes streamlined kernel 11/13/2011

DUMP attached.

Thanks!
[Android Software Development] Se7eN43:
Tmobile Vibrant t959 dump

this is a dump of vibrantMTD. let me know if there is anything else needed to make mobile odin support the t959.

the usb connection stopped working, besides being able to charge. it is not recognized by any computer, especially in download mode, and will not mount sd. i have tried everything to fix this issue. i hope this is not a problem if you need testing done. i am needing to warrenty exchange this phone because of this issue.

thank you Chainfire for giving us, with the usb issue, hope to get back to stock.

Recovery: ClockWorkMod v5.0.2.7

ROM: CM7 nightly 180 build GWK74

Kernel: 2.6.35.14-g3cd707d-dirty EB-Streamline #155

Modem: KB5

Android: 2.3.7

link to a CM7 streamlined kernel:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1324212

download link to stock froyo jk2 tar within the zip

http://www.mediafire.com/?dc2ngbbgsjgpc00
[Android Software Development] lopez37:
I bought Mobile Odin Pro 1.1 from Market.

I have a problem with MIUI 1.11.11 and CM7.1 (I tested both)

I read the 14 pages of this thread but my english are bad so i can't understand everything what you say.

I detail my case with MIUI 1.11.11 for SGS I9000:

ROM: MIUI 1.11.11.0 MIUIEs (Miui España) I9000

CWM: CWM-based recovery v5.0.2.7

Kernel: 2.6.35.12-gdf10700 (Original miui kernel)

Modem: JVS (2.3.5)

Android version: 2.3.7

I downloaded JVT Stock Rom from Sammobile.com

-Open Mobile Odin. Everything is OK.

-Open file... and select:

CODE_I9000XXJVT... (PDA). The following partitions have been set:

Kernel

System

DBData

Cache

Param

GT-I9000-CSC-MULTI... (CSC). The following partitions have been set:

DBData

Cache

MODEM_I9000XXJVT_REV... (MODEM). The following partitions have been set:

Modem

-SGS restarts on recovery and shows flashing in screen.

-When flashing finish, SGS restarts and BootScreen shows CM image.

-CWM recovery appears.

-I push reboot now.

-Finally, SGS restarts again and MIUI continues like before flashing

Somebody can give me a solution?

Thanks for your attention and I hope you can understand me.
[Android Software Development] Chainfire:
Both of you thanks, will look at it.

However, this is another MTD/yaffs2 device. I am not sure how to handle these yet. I need people to test some things with me for those devices, preferably jump on IRC. (#xda-devs on irc.freenode.net)

Also, if a .PIT or .OPS file is available, please attach.

Try installing this:

https://market.android.com/details?id=eu.chainfire.mobileodin.flashkernel.i9000

Then, force close Mobile ODIN (through task manager or whatever), restart it, try flashing again. It may help.

Also be sure to wipe data :)

EDIT: On SGS1, there seems to be a partition difference between CM, MIUI and Stock ROMs, this may cause flashing to fail.
[Android Software Development] jnr21:
If i'm on cm7 or miui, can i flash any samsung rom without computer?
[Android Software Development] Chainfire:
You should be, however MIUI and CM use a different partition layout than Samsung stock. As Mobile ODIN does not repartition, flashing between those different ROMs may fail.
[Android Software Development] mandraghen:
Ty man ! :D
[Android Software Development] yken:
So mobile odin is not for people flashing between cm, miui, stock roms.

Will it have repartition option future?
[Android Software Development] Chainfire:
Not on the SGS1... shouldn't be a problem on SGS2 and such. It may work between some ROMs, not others.

I'm not sure yet if I will build in repartition feature (I am not sure how it works internally)
[Android Software Development] Se7eN43:
t959 vibrant froyo pit file

here's the pit file you asked for chainfire.

anyone with a cm7 t959 vibrant with access to odin care to help? would be very appreciative getting mobile odin to support this model. my usb has crapped out. so no odin or adb access. thanks
[Android Software Development] lopez37:
@Chainfire, Have you thought to include in upcoming releases repartition?

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[Android Software Development] dirtyreturn:
SGH-T859 is the listed device in about settings. On another app my tab is listed as P7500. It's a t-mobile 10.1 wifi/4g.
[Android Software Development] dirtyreturn:
I guess we both have the same thing going on.
[Android Software Development] Dead Silence:
I have a P7510 indeed. And rooted using method with cwm 4.0.0.4 in it and updated to cwm5.8.3.1
[Android Software Development] Chainfire:
If you're device isn't recognized, make sure you are rooted properly and the app really does get root.

Also, figure out what these two properties are:

ro.product.device

ro.product.model

you can use "getprop ro.product.device" from an on-device terminal or "adb shell getprop ro.product.device" from a computer prompt.
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
I bought it from play also. It is to support the dev, which when they are doing this for nothing, using their time and resources, for people like you and me to use. A donation helps them to progress and hopefully carry on. You comment is just pure ignorance.
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
Mobile Odin is not coming up with any of the Rom,kernels or anything else flashable on my sd or extsd.

I have put maybe 3 or 4 roms, 5 kernels in to various parts and files but it just does not see them. It does say there are files or folders but when I click on the nothing. Can anyone advise. Thanks

I am on foxhound 0.9. Was on foxhound 0.8 with same result.
[Android Software Development] donalgodon:
Maybe I missed this, but is there any way to use Mobile Odin to flash a Stock ROM and CF-Root Kernel at the same time?

I tried it by selecting CF-Root in the Kernel section, but it didn't work. Is this even possible? It sure would be nice to have custom recovery every time. Is there any way that Mobile Odin can add custom recovery to a Stock Kernel as part of the flashing process?
[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Normally you can, if I remember well it worked for me

You point everything to your ROM, but you point kernel placeholder to CF_Root

It will work, but do not enable ever root option, I am not sure of the mixing result if it was predicted or not
[Android Software Development] cammel:
@chainfire hi, I bought mobile Odin pro a long time ago, but today is the first time that some app asks me for busybox in order to work...

I always use the enable everoot option in mobile Odin when flashing a new rom, so I always have root, but I want to ask you why mobile Odin pro doesn't install busybox, and how do you recommend me to install it after flashing a new firmware using Mobile Odin pro on my galaxy s2. I know there is a lot of busybox installers on Google play but I really trust you so that's why I ask which one do you recommend...

Thanks a lot in advance for the help!

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[Android Software Development] Chainfire:
I have stopped recommending any busybox installers.

You should only need to install busybox if YOU want to use it over ADB.

Any app that requires busybox should come with it's own - local to that app - version of busybox.

There are lots of different versions of busybox out there in lots of different flavors, apps that rely on a global copy are accidents waiting to happen.

Don't install any apps that don't come with their own busybox (if they need it)
[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Curious for the answer too

I hate Play installers and only use binaries

Meanwhile, take a look at the Busybox installer here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746794

The attached file is CWM_Root_Busybox_1.20.2_Only-Update1.zip and installs the binary only, and it is 1.20.2

I do not symlink, but working perfect for all rooted applications I tested

Edit:

Chainfire was faster, but, there are really many "good" root apps that do not come with their busybox and refuse to work if not installed
[Android Software Development] donalgodon:
I think that was my mistake. I had left ever root checked. That probably screwed it up. Thanks.

Maybe Chainfire can tell us...

Would it even possible to have Mobile Odin add a custom recovery (and the CWM app) to any stock kernel during the flashing process, basically making into a CF-Root equivalent each time a new ROM is flashed?
[Android Software Development] cammel:
Damn! That was really fast!! :D

OK, I get it now... Thanks a lot for your great explanation!!

The app that asked me for busybox was solid explorer that I just installed today, and the thing is that it linked me to a busybox app on the play store and I installed it cause I don't ask you before doing that :banghead: so my fault..

Now the thing is, how can I safely remove it? If I install a new firmware (obviously using Mobile Odin pro) and choosing the wipe data option, will it remove the busybox I just installed or it will remain there anyway?

Thanks a lot for your help!! You're really great!!! :thumbup:

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[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Wipe data will not make it, busybox is in system

I always used to delete the busybox binary from /system/xbin or /bin

The problem is with all the commands shortcuts installed and the eventual symlinks... I am not sure they are removed

I searched so much and many say only a wipe /system is the solution...

---------- Post added at 02:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:54 AM ----------

For your info,

Here's one of the posts, on official Busybox.net blog

http://lists.busybox.net/pipermail/busybox/2010-August/073106.html
[Android Software Development] cammel:
Thanks a lot for your help!!!

but this is maybe too hard for me to understand. .. Now what I really want is to have my phone the way I had it before, so you're saying that formatting /system on cwm recovery will work? I don't have any kind of problem on doing that and losing all of my data because I was about to move to another rom before messing up with this stupid busybox thing...

So...

if I reboot into recovery and wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache and dalvik cache, then format /system, /data, and /cache and then install a new rom will it be everything ok?

Hope it is because I don't know what else can I do...

Thanks a lot for your time! :thumbup:

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[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Yes, this will do it, but take care if you are on a kernel with the brick bug. Wipe commands on data from CWM are risky on such kernels if your phone has the brick bug

Personally, when I start clean, I always format /system as many root applications put their mess there

However, if it is only for busybox, I would not bother, just delete the busybox binary

After that, you can run this command in terminal

su
ls /system/xbin | grep busybox
ls /system/bin | grep busybox

If it does not report any command, I think it is ok, but not really sure if ls command is really enough as I never symlink when I put busybox, so I cannot check if it works
[Android Software Development] cammel:
Awesome man!! Thanks a lot for all your help!!

I'm on UHLPS unbranded 4.0.3 Sammy rom, so there is no risk with the brick bug on this kernel as far as I know.

I know it is present on latest 4.0.4 ics releases using cwm, so what I think I'm gonna do is to install cm9 from my actual Sammy firmware, and then using cm9 kernel and cwm recovery installed by cm9 rom, perform the format /system to delete all the busybox crap and then install mobile Odin pro on cm9 and try out another Sammy firmware I was going to install later today..

Do you think this is correct? What do you think?

Thanks a lot once again for the help! :D

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[Android Software Development] Panos_dm:
Bump!!!

Sent from my amazing 10.1 galaxy tab :)
[Android Software Development] baliriot:
Sorry in advance if im not the right person to answer your question :o

Yes, your firmware will be complete stock & unrooted if you flashed without checked the everroot tickbox, after complete boot, just open mobile odin again open files then select your .tar recovery of your choice again, the app itself will help you actually... thats what i did on my P3100 :)
[Android Software Development] Dead Silence:
As stated before, I rooted my Tab 10.1 (P7510) applying this method: http://galaxytabhacks.com/galaxy-ta...oot-galaxy-tab-10-1-the-easy-way/#comment-575 and afterwards I updated CWM to v5.8.3.1 using Odin v1.85 via my computer.

Chainfire stated that possibly my Tab is not rooted properly. How can I check this or do I first have to install Chainfire supplied flash kernel (http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1187107&d=1341848145) for my P7510 to be sure that root is done properly?
[Android Software Development] avyrez:
waiting for samsung galaxy ace support ;)

thx
[Android Software Development] baliriot:
Hi, maybe you could try install root checker from google play to check whether your device properly rooted, and also try check whether busybox already installed (i dont know if it necessary, probably worth to check :confused:) ? :)
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
Can anyone fill me in as to why mobile Odin is not Seeing any of my flashable files, no matter where I put them:confused:
[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Yes, that way you are very very safe:D

No, Mobile odin does not wipe /system and does not flash bootloader. For a pure stock like the original new phone, you need to flash with odin a full ROM and a format of data, cache and system partitions before the flash
[Android Software Development] jrinco11:
I just updated to the latest stock N7000 (int'l galaxy note) rom that was released today using mobile odin (to keep root), and then I did a full wipe, but then I was presented with the null null keyboard issue. Sounds like it's a CSC issue and a reflash should fix it, however when opening up mobile odin again I am presented with the "mobile odin requires an add-on to be able to flash firmwares on this device", and when I allow it to download, it just sits at the download screen at 0% - any suggestions?

EDIT: even though I was on WiFi, I updated my APN settings to work with data, tried again (while still connected to wifi) and it downloaded fine.
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
Bump!!!?
[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Try to give more details, your phone,

ROM version, kernel, you are rooted or not (mobile odin requires root), exact steps + screen shots...
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
I have tried it on omega 8. Foxhound 0.8 and 0.9 using various kernels, siyah Franco, stock. I have moved files around on sd and extsd I have made folder up in them for kernel and ROM and put files in there but still nothing. It shows that there are files in them folders but when you click to open them..... Nothing. I will put screen shots up if I can
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
As you can see it says there are files and folders but then you click and nothing:confused:
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
I have put the files in downloads, roms, kernels and also Justin to sd no matter where I put em it does not see them
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
If I go on Ed explorer they are there and same when connect to PC.
[Android Software Development] sniper:
You should really talk to your doctor about your ED, we are not trained medical professionals.

Are you sure the files are the right type for mobile odin? (.tar, .tar.md5, .bin, etc) not .zip files for cwm

Click here for custom mods for your E4GT
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
Lol that should have been es explorer. Yeah they are ROMS and kernels and all the correct files.
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
These are the files that are in the folders. Download and kernels.
[Android Software Development] sniper:
Mobile odin doesn't use those kinds of files(.zip). Those are for flashing with cwm recovery.

Click here for custom mods for your E4GT
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
well where do I get the right kind. And what's the difference
[Android Software Development] sniper:
If you have a custom recovery you can flash those zip files fine through it. As for where to find files to flash with mobile odin, probably look at the stickies in your devices forum. It seems that for what you're wanting to flash cwm is what you want to use, because mobile odin isn't going to flash those custom roms and mods/addons. It will, however, flash kernels like you wanted so long as you find the tar.md5 versions of them.

Click here for custom mods for your E4GT
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
That's what was confusing me because I knew the kernels would flash with mobile, (didn't realize the file format mattered. I thought maybe the roms would not flash. Thanks sn1per.
[Android Software Development] sniper:
No problem. And cwm will flash kernels too, so long as they're zips like what you have now.

Click here for custom mods for your E4GT
[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Yes, with the screen shots is easier to help

I will add to what is said before: mobile odin will flash files meant to be used by odin. The ones you get from Kies, Checkfus or Intratech thread

Also, it accepts single files extracted from those files, which is a big advantage over odin pc version

It will not accept zip files
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
I was just about to ask if I could extract files from the zip files I have, so it is possible to just extract files I want out of these ones?
[Android Software Development] Phil3759:
Do not do that unless the zip contains tar.md5 files

Otherwise, you have to keep zip as it is to flash in cwm
[Android Software Development] gavmac:
Yes I was referring to mobile Odin flashable files in the zip.
[Android Software Development] coldbeermt:
Samsung Galaxy R GT-i9103

:good:Attached

:good:Attached

Probably this one is valid enough (mine actually), even it has just CWM4 and I installed later CWM5. It's ardatdat_9103_kernel_v1.8.1_1G.

I'm ready to do whatever you like (referred to my smartphone exclusively) :cowboy: