[Release] JOdin3 CASUAL Cross Platform and Web-Based Flashing For Samsung Phones

AndrewASB · Jan 8, 2014

enderrorism said:
My question was miss leading. Sorry. What I ment was is CASUAL still a safe way to unlock and root a note 2 msch-1605 running 4.1.2. I am good at following directions , but people in the video tutorial are saying it no longer works and you can end up with a bricked phone. Is this true.. or will it just not work with 4.3 ?

Yes...4.3 ... on this rom everything is quite difficult. I dislike the fact that your device is locked by your service provider. For the low price you always pay more than you can imagine. I never used the locked device.

I am not an android expert.
I'm just a system administrator in large corporation and do not like not necessary adventures.

So I just always cautious. I think you'd better to get rid of your phone and do not buy locked phone (Verizone, T-Mobile etc) if you do not want to have problems. Free cheese is only in a mousetrap.

enderrorism · Jan 8, 2014

AndrewASB said:
Yes...4.3 ... on this rom everything is quite difficult. I dislike the fact that your device is locked by your service provider. For the low price you always pay more than you can imagine. I never used the locked device.

I am not an android expert.
I'm just a system administrator in large corporation and do not like not necessary adventures.

So I just always cautious. I think you'd better to get rid of your phone and do not buy locked phone (Verizone, T-Mobile etc) if you do not want to have problems. Free cheese is only in a mousetrap.

So , 4.1.2 witch I am running is still safe and easy one click ? I understand the process and am confident enough in my ability to fallow instructions. I just want to know if the CASUAL one click will still work, or if some one can point me in the right direction to root and unlock my phone.

AdamOutler · Jan 8, 2014

AndrewASB said:
You can download jar version JODIN here -

???

We have an official download link. That's not it. In the event of problems we also have a backup server. The official downloads are located here: http://goo.im/devs/AdamOutler/JOdin3

You can feel free to host a copy, but don't direct users to your copy unless the official one is down. This is a critical piece of software and I can't have people recommending it be downloaded from just anywhere.

For everyone else; Always verify the certificates. We sign the JOdin3 binary with the official CASUAL-Dev.com signature.

Aranda.exe · Jan 8, 2014

A Java error.

I got a Java error and I don't know why. Does anyone know?

Thank you.

EDIT: I'm using Firefox.

AdamOutler · Jan 9, 2014

AlvaroADTR said:
I got a Java error and I don't know why. Does anyone know?

Thank you.

EDIT: I'm using Firefox.

The top of the error is more important than the bottom. I don't see any of my code referenced in that snippet.

I've just done some work to it, so if you'd like, clear out the Java Cache from your Java Control Panel(view>delete) then visit the site again. It should work. I've enabled High Security.

Aranda.exe · Jan 9, 2014

AdamOutler said:
The top of the error is more important than the bottom. I don't see any of my code referenced in that snippet.

I've just done some work to it, so if you'd like, clear out the Java Cache from your Java Control Panel(view>delete) then visit the site again. It should work. I've enabled High Security.

I cleaned Java Cache and now it works.

Thank you so much!

AndrewASB · Jan 9, 2014

AdamOutler said:
We have an official download link. That's not it. In the event of problems we also have a backup server. The official downloads are located here: http://goo.im/devs/AdamOutler/JOdin3

You can feel free to host a copy, but don't direct users to your copy unless the official one is down. This is a critical piece of software and I can't have people recommending it be downloaded from just anywhere.

For everyone else; Always verify the certificates. We sign the JOdin3 binary with the official CASUAL-Dev.com signature.

Official site was down at link publication moment.
Link published only in this thread only.
Now link inactive.

Thank you - JOdin work in browser!

AndrewASB · Jan 10, 2014

AdamOutler, Your JOdin is greatest work! It is it is God's gift for Mac owners!

smokdawg · Jan 11, 2014

I'm reading through this thread and im still unsure how to root and unlock the bootloader on my Note 2 JB4.3. Is it safe to use joden3 or causal? Maybe im just tired and read over the solution. Im going to go over the thread again just in case i missed something. Thanks for your help.

--
Momma always said "If you cant be good, be good at it"

dehein · Jan 15, 2014

Galaxy S plus i9001

I have got a Problem. I have a Galaxy S Plus i9001, and am using Ubuntu 13.10.
My Problem is, that i tried to use jodin3 as a jar. Everything works so far, installing the apps and so on. But...

My i9001 is in Download Mode and always showing not connected.
Do I need a newer Heimdall version?
Is my Phone even supported?

ItachiSama · Jan 16, 2014

Actually, does it allows to flash unsigned PITs?
As I dumped one from my Galaxy Mini 2 but with Odin3 I can't do it (as it is unsigned)

AdamOutler · Jan 16, 2014

smokdawg said:
I'm reading through this thread and im still unsure how to root and unlock the bootloader on my Note 2 JB4.3. Is it safe to use joden3 or causal? Maybe im just tired and read over the solution. Im going to go over the thread again just in case i missed something. Thanks for your help.

--
Momma always said "If you cant be good, be good at it"

JOdin3 Does not provide that. I don't have anything that can unlock a Note3.

dehein said:
I have got a Problem. I have a Galaxy S Plus i9001, and am using Ubuntu 13.10.
My Problem is, that i tried to use jodin3 as a jar. Everything works so far, installing the apps and so on. But...

My i9001 is in Download Mode and always showing not connected.
Do I need a newer Heimdall version?
Is my Phone even supported?

Hit the "Install Drivers" button in-app and make sure you have "gksudo" or "pkexec" commands installed.

ItachiSama said:
Actually, does it allows to flash unsigned PITs?
As I dumped one from my Galaxy Mini 2 but with Odin3 I can't do it (as it is unsigned)

It will obtain the pit it needs from the device. I wouldn't use it for a total repartitioning. You cant flash enitre system images.

R2D2_NZ · Jan 17, 2014

Macs running 10.6 or earlier

JOdin3 requires a Java version that isn't supported on Mac Snow Leopard or earlier, so if you haven't upgraded your Mac to 10.7 or later, you'll either have to do so (assuming that's possible on your existing hardware) or find another way to flash. Note this restriction applies to the web version as well as the downloadable one.

Unless my eyesight is failing me, this limitation of what seems to be a great utility for the non Windows Samsung phone-toting community, doesn't appear to be mentioned in the OP. Perhaps the Dev might include a brief caveat to that effect?

TIA and cheers,
R2

smokdawg · Jan 19, 2014

-Originally Posted by smokdawg I'm reading through this thread and im still unsure how to root and unlock the bootloader on my Note 2 JB4.3. Is -it safe to use joden3 or causal? Maybe im just tired and read over the solution. Im going to go over the thread again just in case i missed
-something. Thanks for your help.

-

AdamOutler said:
JOdin3 Does not provide that. I don't have anything that can unlock a Note3.

Im sorry if I was too cryptic in my post, but I was asking about a Note 2 running Jelly Bean 4.3.

AdamOutler · Jan 19, 2014

R2D2_NZ said:
JOdin3 requires a Java version that isn't supported on Mac Snow Leopard or earlier, so if you haven't upgraded your Mac to 10.7 or later, you'll either have to do so (assuming that's possible on your existing hardware) or find another way to flash. Note this restriction applies to the web version as well as the downloadable one.

Unless my eyesight is failing me, this limitation of what seems to be a great utility for the non Windows Samsung phone-toting community, doesn't appear to be mentioned in the OP. Perhaps the Dev might include a brief caveat to that effect?

TIA and cheers,
R2

It's not supported on 32-bit devices. Mac dropped support for those as well. The limitation is old hardware.

R2D2_NZ · Jan 20, 2014

AdamOutler said:
It's not supported on 32-bit devices. Mac dropped support for those as well. The limitation is old hardware.

Perhaps a brief addition of that info in the OP then? Save folks from thinking it'll work for them when they're still using 32bit Macs... (there's quite a number of us).

TIA.

Cheers,
R2

krustybaguette · Jan 20, 2014

iakeco said:
Thanks for your hard work. I run a Linux (Open Suse) and I always had to use my wife's laptop. Now I don't need to talk to her anymore..... Just kidding

I run Linux Mint and before learning about Jodin I had tried a method using heimdall, which is still installed but unused :cyclops: I also run Oracle's Virtual Box and have my own Win7 which worked for me to recover my S3 by flashing the stock 4.3. I'll be looking for ways to use Jodin in the future. Using Odin under Virtual Windows worked but there were a few moments which were less than smooth. Only way I could have used my wife's laptop for that kind of work would have been at 3AM and I would have had to uninstall ODIN, etc. afterward...Leave nothing behind except footprints.

kb

after posting I learned that Jodin is not 32 bit compatible. My Linux laptop is a Lenovo x60 (32bit) so I guess I'll have to keep using virtual Windows for this. @iakeco and 32bit Linux users might want to consider adding Virtual Box and installing Windows even if it's just for Odin.

AdamOutler · Jan 21, 2014

krustybaguette said:
I run Linux Mint and before learning about Jodin I had tried a method using heimdall, which is still installed but unused :cyclops: I also run Oracle's Virtual Box and have my own Win7 which worked for me to recover my S3 by flashing the stock 4.3. I'll be looking for ways to use Jodin in the future. Using Odin under Virtual Windows worked but there were a few moments which were less than smooth. Only way I could have used my wife's laptop for that kind of work would have been at 3AM and I would have had to uninstall ODIN, etc. afterward...Leave nothing behind except footprints.

kb

after posting I learned that Jodin is not 32 bit compatible. My Linux laptop is a Lenovo x60 (32bit) so I guess I'll have to keep using virtual Windows for this. @iakeco and 32bit Linux users might want to consider adding Virtual Box and installing Windows even if it's just for Odin.

This is a bug. It will be fixed. 32 bit comaptibility is only an issue on Mac. Linux should be supported. I found the error two days ago on Linux. I will resolve it shortly, however I've been making changes to the UI so I cannot publish a new version properly at this time.

krustybaguette · Jan 21, 2014

AdamOutler said:
This is a bug. It will be fixed. 32 bit comaptibility is only an issue on Mac. Linux should be supported. I found the error two days ago on Linux. I will resolve it shortly, however I've been making changes to the UI so I cannot publish a new version properly at this time.

Glad to hear of it. Curious: is the Mac incompatibility due to the change to Intel processors of a few years back?

AdamOutler · Jan 21, 2014

krustybaguette said:
Glad to hear of it. Curious: is the Mac incompatibility due to the change to Intel processors of a few years back?

It's due to Apple dropping support for 32 bit Macs. Without Java7, the JOdin3 interface(FXML) does not run on mac. The CASUAL-Core will... I've specifically written and maintained Java6 compatibility for CASUAL-Core, but I've chosen this interface for the purpose of experimenting with JavaFX. If someone would like to write a UI in a Mac supported technology, it would totally work. I'm moving away from Java6 and into Java8 though.

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