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[Android Software Development] denpad2010:
i used to flash U firmware with no pronblem now seems like something changed,i flashed 3 s7 edged from g935V to G935U susceesfully ,but now im trying to revert one to ther V firmaware thats verizon ,caue i need send phone back,but it fails ,i am flashing a verizon firmware newer than the one in the phone so not sure what the problem is,now i know bootloader cant be lower but this time i think is a newer or maybe im wrong???? the one in the phone is 9 the one im trying to flash its A????? is that the problem??????

edit....my bad both are A bootloader but the one im flashing is newer ,to make clear the one in the phone is ACSF1 and the one im trying to flash is ACSF2
[Android Software Development] jwarrior319:
The bootloader version comes before the A. Bootloader is always a number
[Android Software Development] Kaiest:
I need some help, but first a question, I bought a note 10+ F, the one with exynos and double sim, I try to change the csc by updating with the most recent firmware and i used the sammobile odin, everything seems to be OK, but after re starting the scs won't change.

The last time I manually change a scs was on the s7 edge and then it was easy by flashing, but with this phone apparently is not the case, can I use this modded version of odin to change the csc? The original csc of the note is XEF (firmware) and TPA (active) and I want to change it to MXO, PD I bought it from Amazon.

Enviado desde mi SM-N975F mediante Tapatalk
[Android Software Development] denpad2010:
That what i thought but this new version does not have a number jus the model number and the last digit is a number but bootloader is an A this is the long name of the firmware G935VVZWACSF2
[Android Software Development] jwarrior319:
I looked on sammobile. Bootloader version is A. They ran out 9f numbers after V9 so then it goes to letters. Never saw that happen before. ACSF2 is the correct firmware. I would try 9CSC2 or ACSF1. Im thinking its looking for an exact version for some odd reason to go to bootloader vA. Try the bootloader V9 firmware first.

PS: make sure your using a USB 2.0 port not 3.0

Odin dosent like USB 3 for some reason.
[Android Software Development] DESERTDART:
Odin version protocol error

First, thank you for this patched version. Been using it for quite a while and it’s a huge help and you are much appreciated.

I have two unlocked A10e models that were originally Sprint and am unable to flash the unlocked rom to them because I get the “ Odin version protocol” error.

Is there a patched newer version that would take care of this? I searched for patched 3.13.3 with no success.

Thank you
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Glad it was a helpful patch!

Hoping to begin patching the newer version soon.

BBB

Tingling Woes
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Added 3.13.3 3B Patched to the OP. Merry Christmas!

realBBB

Tix Under
[Android Software Development] DESERTDART:
Dude you rock! Thank you and Merry Christmas!
[Android Software Development] GodsNerf:
Cannot access recovery mode after flashing with odin

As my thread here states i cannot access recovery mode after flashing magisk with odin, any help?

https://xdaforums.com/s10-plus/help/odin-s10-boot-recovery-mode-t4023629
[Android Software Development] Coomer91:
did anyone actually succeed in flashing an International G960F firmware on a Korean G960N device?
[Android Software Development] amateur android user:
Hello! I really need someone's help. I accidentally deleted a really important video on my Samsung galaxy s9+ . I was unaware that I deleted it until recently, and when I went to try and recover it I discovered I didn't have my trash bin set up, which means it's virtually unrecoverable unless I root my phone. I spent the past few days researching rooting (that's how I discovered this thread) and have unsuccessfully been able to root my phone. I followed all the steps listed above, but when I get to step 10. and press START, it loads for a minute then eventually says fail. I have a locked carrier phone (At&t) the SM-G965U, and I read in your thread above that it could be a result of having the latest update but not the latest bootloader. I have just a few questions:

Where can I download the latest bootloader for the US version SM-G965U.

And I also read that it's not possible to root a US phone with locked carrier, does this mean I need to unlock my phone and flash the U1 firmware and allow it to wipe all my data. If I allow it to wipe all my phones data that means I wont be able to recover the video, correct?

Please help, I know nothing about this stuff and any and all advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you and happy New Year!
[Android Software Development] jwarrior319:
There is no way to root the US s9 series at this time. The bootloader cant be unlocked. The "Unlocked" model/software is only carrier unlocked. Unless there's a way to create an exact image of the storage on your phone to use on a pc for recovering data, it looks like your sol.
[Android Software Development] pawelnrg:
Hi it work!!!! on S7 herolte phone screen i have blue " Secure Download : Enable " and " RP SWREV: B:6 K:4 S:5 . And heimdall give "permission denied" message when i try load TWRP. With Your Patched Odin it write TWRP it to phone without problem. Than i do sideload and instal new system Thanks! picture https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=81418691&postcount=29
[Android Software Development] Freakyd9984@gmail.com:
Will this work on note 10 plus 5g
[Android Software Development] pawelnrg:
Than You can't flash TWRP via Odin?
[Android Software Development] pawelnrg:
sad You don't make any picture....
[Android Software Development] rmarinella:
***CAUTION***

Not working with Android 10 One UI 2.0. If you accidentally brick your device like me, you will receive the following error:

"An error has occurred while updating the device software use the emergency recovery function in the Smart Switch PC Software."

No need to panic. Despite this error, you are already in download mode and can flash the current CORRECT firmware for your device using stock Odin 3.14.1 without further issue. Until the tool gets updated for Patched Odin 3.14.1, cross flashing Android 10 is deprecated.
[Android Software Development] dv011:
Just further adding to this - hopefully it helps someone out there.

Background:

- I have an unbranded (meaning directly bought from Samsung) Note9 model: SM-N960U1 (CSC code: XAA)

- I was on Android 9 and was impatient to get Android 10

- I downloaded a carrier branded Android 10 (CSC code: CCT, which I read is either Xfinity / Comcast branded firmware). It was meant for the carrier branded Note9 model: SM-N960U

- I flashed it with Odin 3.14.1 (not patched), and it allowed the flash to go through despite my phone being the SM-N960U1 model

- A week later, Android 10 was released for my unbranded Note9, so I tried to flash to that firmware (SM-N960U1 , CSC code: XAA) using Odin 3.14.1

- Got the stupid SHA-256 error

Solution:

- Downloaded 3 Note9 firmwares from: https://samfw.com/

-- Latest Android 9 release for SM-N960U , CSC: CCT

-- Latest Android 9 release for SM-N960U1 , CSC: XAA

-- Latest Android 10 release for SM-N960U1 , CSC: XAA

- Downloaded 2 Odin versions:

-- Odin 3.14.1 (not patched) - https://odindownload.club/odin-3-14-1-samsung-odin3-download/

-- Odin 3.13.3 (3B PatcheD) - from the 1st page of this thread https://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4899843&d=1576128761

(Note: in my experience, Odin 3.13.3 (3B PatcheD) didn't have issues cross-flashing firmwares (to change CSC) as long as they're not Android 10, so it's fine with Android 9 and below)

- Flashed in this order:

1. Used Odin to 3.14.1 to flash:

-- Latest Android 9 release for SM-N960U , CSC: CCT --- to downgrade my Note9 from branded Android 10 down to branded Android 9

2. Used Odin 3.13.3 (3B PatcheD) to flash:

-- Latest Android 9 release for SM-N960U1 , CSC: XAA --- to convert my Note9 back to the unbranded Android 9 firmware that it's supposed to run (basically changing the CSC code here)

3. Used Odin to 3.14.1 to flash:

-- Latest Android 10 release for SM-N960U1 , CSC: XAA --- to upgrade my Note9 to the unbranded Android 10 firmware

It's now back to the way it's supposed to be and I'm pretty damn happy it worked.
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Fantastic! Great work around!

I am working on patching 3.14.1, after you will not need to go back and forth between versions.

BBB

U Me C
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
PatcheD/ModdeD v3.14.1 has been posted in the OP HERE.

A new check method for a carrier flash halt has been removed!

Support for Android 10 (android Q)

When you donate, and this work was helpful to you; do consider donating with the odin embedded link or DONATE HERE link.

Thanks for all your support!

¡RealBBB!

Digging the Ground
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
For those that do not want the multi language popup warning when odin starts.. edit the odin3.ini and replace as desired.

popup

Warning=1

no popup

Warning=0

realBBB

Stiff Rain
[Android Software Development] kelemvor33:
I apparently need to flash my 965U to 965U1 to use my GS9+ on Visible. I see there are 6 different Odin versions listed in the OP. Should I just go for the latest one or do I need to use a specific version for my specific phone?

Thanks.
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Use the latest PatcheD version posted to the OP (3.14.1 PatcheD). It will support current and older firmwares/phones.

BBB

Shallow Peet
[Android Software Development] purplerose1414:
Thank you so much! May I ask what exactly the carrier requested halt flash protection that was removed was? Like what was the intended purpose of the protection? Also is the factory pit check able to be patched? I take it that since even very old versions of Odin wont flash factory roms anymore it's more of a firmware/device protection than an Odin one?
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Internally it is defined as "FAIL! Blocked carrier". I have not run across this error myself, but disabled it anyway. A carrier should not stop us from a flash. ;)

What error are you getting from odin during the flashing of the factory pit?

realBBB

Deep Dirt
[Android Software Development] purplerose1414:
"Please get permission to use factory pit" when trying to flash a combination ROM..

Not that I need it anymore really, thanks to your patched Odin I was able to flash T727R4 firmware to my T727V and get the bootloader toggle to show up, I'm just really curious about where the check is at this point :D
[Android Software Development] Skolar72:
Hi guys I have a T-Mobile Galaxy S10e which I want to flash the unlocked firmware on. Every time I plug in my phone Odin says setup connection. I have the drivers installed & Odin does recognize the phone. Im using Odin v.3.14.1 3B PatcheD/ModdeD. Any insight on what Im doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
[Android Software Development] retrol:
Did you rebooted your phone to download mode?
[Android Software Development] Skolar72:
Yes I rebooted my phone to download mode. This is what I'm getting
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Try another USB port.

I have heard other issues could be USB port drivers, Samsung switch software, or Samsung phone drivers. Solve by installation of specific USB port drivers, uninstalling Samsung switch, or installation of latest phone drivers, respectively. If nothing works, try another computer.

BBB

Brittle Cartoon
[Android Software Development] retrol:
To my understanding that means Odin is waiting for your phone to communicate back and start the process.

Make sure:

- On android USB Debugging is enabled.

- That Kies/Smart Switch if installed isn't running in the PC while using Odin.

- Try a different USB port or USB cable.

- Run Odin as administrator (personally I've no issues running it normaly).

At last resort remove Kies/Smart Switch if installed, reinstall the latest Samsung Mobile drivers & restart PC. Remove SIM card, SD card or even try another PC.

Understand the cons of unlocked firmware regarding some specific carrier features not working or weakened signals. Also, if planning to switch carriers, SIM unlock it first.

Good luck!
[Android Software Development] pc boy:
Can anybody confirm that I can flash N9500 (which is the dual sim version for Hong Kong) rom on my unlocked n950u. Both have identical hardware. If yes please guide me through if I need to use pit file or NAND erase or sth.

Thanks in advance
[Android Software Development] Peichen01:
I have a Xfinity/Comcast (CCT) S10+ and I flashed with Odin3 v3.14.1_3B_PatcheD to latest XAA (the 1st with bit: 3) but it still asks me for SIM unlock code when I put in a Verizon SIM. I am pretty certain I've unlocked S9/Note 9/S10 this way before. I flashed back to latest CCT and tried to flash down to 2019.07.19 CCT (1st with Bit: 2) on Android 9 but Odin wouldn't let me. Any idea welcome. Thanks
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Likely not sim unlocked. Put original carrier back on it or if getting the prompt.. enter the unlock code.

Can't flash bit 2 after flashing bit 3. Can only flash bit 3 or higher now.

realBBB

Air Fall
[Android Software Development] Peichen01:
No way around it? I tried to follow post 230 (https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=81716941&postcount=230) but no patched and patched Odin 3.14.1 wouldn't let me downgrade.
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Sometimes different versions of Android with same bit version.. then possible. Once bit version is something, then only that and higher are possible.

BBB

Click Mass
[Android Software Development] DarkMatter425:
SM-S906L to SM-G920V

Hello, I managed to get my Galaxy S6 SM-S906L bootloader to binary 2, but all the firmware availiable for it is bianary 1, so I'm stuck in a bootloop right now. The SM-S906L and SM-G920V are very similar devices, (so similar that the back of my phone actually says G920V on it) and many sources say that GM-G920V firmware should work with my phone, so I downloaded some G920V firmware that said it has a binary of 2 and tried flashing it in normal odin, but it failed at sboot.bin. Could using this version of Odin help my problem? If so, can someone explain exactly how, as I don't have a very good understanding of how this version works. Thanks!
[Android Software Development] jwarrior319:
Yes, it should work. Basically the patched version disables the model check to simplify.
[Android Software Development] DarkMatter425:
Unfortunatily, I seem to fail at sboot.bin and cm.bin, which are the two files I really need to get flashed onto my phone.
[Android Software Development] xchaoling:
thx for this , I just have failed with Sp Tool, try this now
[Android Software Development] GrandMstrBud:
Flashed my Sprint Galaxy S20 plus to the XAA unbranded firmware with this.

Thanks
[Android Software Development] Peichen01:
It works on S20 as well? Feels like later firmware for S10 locked the “unlocking” feature
[Android Software Development] GrandMstrBud:
Is it supposed to unlock the phone? I flashed my Sprint variant to the SM-G986U1 with the XAA region but have not tried another SIM in it.
[Android Software Development] Peichen01:
It used to work on early S10 firmware. Flash with XAA abt phone is unlocked
[Android Software Development] Andrewtag:
Can I use this patched odin to flash SM-G925F firmware on SM-G925P?
[Android Software Development] svest82:
Worked flawlessly on Galaxy S20+ 5G, took sometime to get the right firmware to enable 5G no issues on the program's end.
[Android Software Development] cealaska:
SM-A705MN to SM-A705FN

I am trying to use the latest patched Odin 3.14 from OP to flash my rooted 705MN with a 705FN Q firmware version. The hardware is the same except the FN version does not have NFC. I do not use it so I thought I would try Q with the FN version. I extracted the pit from the CSC. I am using the "NAND ERASE AND RE-PARTITION" but I am getting a re-partition error. It looks like it does not erase the nand but I am not sure. I have included the Odin log below.

I am in Rural Alaska and by there was no 705MN firmware versions when I started the download (Took 2 days on borrowed WiFi). I do not have WiFi and the firmware takes forever to download on 3g. It looks like they just released a Q firmware for the 705MN but it is not the region that is on my phone. I would like to wait to download the MN version because I have 4 MN other phones in my house on the same region. I do not want to erase their data while updating to Q. Any help would be appreciated ;)
[Android Software Development] ihatefacebook:
SM-A205U

It was suggested flashing a different firmware for the MetroPCS a20, the only version of the firmware with a locked bootloader would lead to being able to root like every other a20, has anyone looked into this? I was in a rush on my way to work afyer breaking my phone the day before at my job and bought this phone without knowing the bootloader for MetroPCS a20 was locked and I am not seeing anything positive about getting a refund or exchanging it with them.
[Android Software Development] cealaska:
Okay. After some searching forum posts on XDA I found a post that could have helped with the Secure Pit Failure... Didn't include it on post above... but I got another failure during flashing.
[Android Software Development] NEO_AMRO:
Question patched 3.14 3b

Can I flash the different region i like to flash

sm-a705mn or sm-a705fn to sm-A705GM*

Because India always too late to get update*

Can i use pit file to re-partion ?

I have A70 SM-A705GM IN ANDROID 9

I want flash different region firmware

sm-a705mn or sm-a705fn with android 10

What should i do

Thanks
[Android Software Development] Hey I'm Sam:
i tripped knox and my device is on android 10 i want to go back to 8.1 what should i do

(please reply fast my device is stuck on samsung logo) note9 exynos indian retail unit
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
It may be possible; find a forum that talks about what options to use with odin that are specific to your device.

realbbb

Button Pressure
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
You may only flash versions of firmware that match (or higher) to your current bit version. That may include android 8.1, but is specific to firmware available for your device.

Recommend that you start a thread of your own in a forum that supports your device; as your question does not pertain to a discussion of the patched odin.

realbbb

Shovels High
[Android Software Development] tghandour:
Hello, I used your patched ODIN successfully to flash S9+ G965U1 XAA on the pre-installed G965U VZW Firmware. So thank you so much, you really rock bro.

My question is concerning flashing Note 8 N850F (International) on the Korean N850N variant having the exact same hardware. Would it be possible? And if yes would that be a simple flash or I have to extract the PIT file of the N950F from CSC and use NAND ERASE and Repartion options while flashing.

Thanks in advance for your help and support [emoji120][emoji4]
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Please take this down; it is not a clean original.

¡realbbb!

Ticky Sky
[Android Software Development] BK☑️:
yes it have been tested with success on A70 a while ago, also i think i already answered you before on telegram, did you managed to successfully cross flash your variant?
[Android Software Development] tghandour:
[MENTION=4396505]realbbb[/MENTION] [MENTION=245142]BK[/MENTION] do you or anybody here have any insights on the above inquiry please? Can I flash N850F (Global) on N850N (Korean) with exactly same hardware? Would that be a straight flash like U1 and U or do I have to use the PIT file from N850F CSC and repartirion?

This is a friend's mobile and I don't want to risk any Hard Bricks. Thank you..
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Check other xda forums for the specific requirements of your hardware. Once you do; the patched odin will certainly help with the flash.

BBB

Floor Topper
[Android Software Development] realbbb:
Unfortunately, this being posted by sam mobiIe does not make it anymore legit. This has been modified with a file resources tool. Please take your link out of the my thread. Thanks.

BBB

Real Wall
[Android Software Development] tghandour:
Thanks for your reply, I did but unfortunately I did not find a solid answer other than No N950N cannot be flashed with N950F although they have exactly identical hardware. Also, no one mentioned Patched ODIN in their reply so I am not sure if the one who answered knows about it or not..

But do u believe it is theoretically doable with PIT Repartition and NAND Erase as far as they have the same hardware?

Thanks again
[Android Software Development] BK☑️:
im not sure the N950N bootloader is unlockable (GREATLTE_KOR_SINGLE), if it is , yes it can be flashed , if bootloader is locked you can't :cowboy:
[Android Software Development] tghandour:
Thanks for your reply BK. How can you tell if it is unlockabke or not? Do u mean the OEM Unlock option in the Developer Options menu or anything else. N950N is Exynos based anyway.. Would you please elaborate more on this point?

Thanks again for your help and support.. [emoji120][emoji4]
[Android Software Development] BK☑️:
Generally pit files who have the SINGLE.pit are locked while OPEN.pit are bootloader unlockable, is your OEM unlock hidden?
[Android Software Development] tghandour:
No, OEM Unlock is there in Developers Options screen.. I can enable OEM Unlock option, no problem..
[Android Software Development] BK☑️:
you have an exynos not a snapdragon that's why it's unlockable
[Android Software Development] tghandour:
Exactly.. So would that be a straight simple flash of N950F over N950N or do I have to get PIT file of N950F to repartition with NAND Erase while flashing?
[Android Software Development] tghandour:
Flashed successfully today a Galaxy S10+ G975U (VZW) with 975U1 (XAA) with the latest patched ODIN.. [emoji106][emoji16]
[Android Software Development] boody_boo:
Hello everybody,

I have galaxy note 10 N9700 china version with no google play and it runs the latest firmware available on sammobile, i want to flash Hong Kong version of android but it gives me error because it is older than china version, can i use the patched odin to downgrade to the available Hong Kong Version??
[Android Software Development] balanga1:
Flashing Samsung Galaxy A3 problem

Apologise in advance if I'm posting in the wrong thread..

I was trying to recover some deleted SMS msgs from my Samsung Galaxy A3 and ended up with an unbootable device.

The msg on the screen says

Quote:

Firmware upgrade encountered an issue

I tried following various YouTube videos which mention this error but have been unable to fix this. I'm concerned that I may delete everything including my contacts.

Can anyone suggest a step by step guide on how I should go about fixing things?
[Android Software Development] v1k1ngc0d3:
same happened with me ( flashing april update on my S10+ TGY) .... i was using odin downloaded from sammobile ... then i downloaded odin from this thread " 3b" patched version , re-downloaded firmware from Frija ... and flashed .... it worked !!! Hope it works for you too
[Android Software Development] bbender716:
Hey guys, I'm helping a cousin convert his S7 at&t to Verizon. I've tried several times unsuccessfully to flash firmware via Odin. But after more research I'm rechecking my sources, etc.

Going to give this a go tomorrow. Thanks all!
[Android Software Development] balanga1:
After several more attempts to download I managed to use it and regain access to my Galaxy A3, but haven't yet figured out how to undelete deleted SMS msgs...
[Android Software Development] :
Awesome :) I was looking for Odin 3.14.1 patched
[Android Software Development] pahick:
I flashed different devices a million times, but never noticed.....does the original brand ever change in sw version? Such as ATT in XAA/XAA/ATT ?
[Android Software Development] ahmed.elsersi:
Not Working for Galaxy S20+ 5G Exynos

Hello,

It is not working for Galaxy S20+ 5G Exynos, specially when using stock firmware with different CSC code, for example, original phone CSC code is XSG and the firmware to flash CSC code is DBT.

Thank You