[ODIN] ICL53F (no wipe, no recovery, no bootloaders)

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Here is the stripped version of ICL53F.

FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK

Changelogs are not fully known yet, but I do know this is Android 4.0.2 and USB host is now working

Stripped meaning no bootloaders, no recovery (so you keep your current CWM), and no wipe (so you keep your data).

IMPORTANT: No wipe is only if your device has been previously OEM unlocked. If your device is NOT OEM unlocked, this WILL wipe your data !

It does include kernel, system and modem, and it's an ODIN tar because ... just because !

YAKJU (GSM): http://www.multiupload.com/7C78MDUQG9
MYSID (LTE): http://www.multiupload.com/3ZZ79I7057

In doubt which one you want ? ADB the following commands:

adb shell getprop ro.product.name
adb shell getprop ro.build.description
adb shell getprop ro.build.fingerprint

The full original Google images can be found here:

http://groups.google.com/group/andro...d2b16ed56a7e84

ODIN ?!

The (Windows) software is attached. USE THE ATTACHED VERSION. DO NOT USE AN OLDER VERSION. A lot of you will be familiar with ODIN from other Samsung devices... well, it works exactly the same on this device.

Turn off your device, turn it on again by holding volume-down and power to enter ODIN download mode.

Launch the ODIN software, press the PDA button and select the .tar file you extracted from the .zip file you downloaded.

Make sure in the ODIN program "Re-Partition", "Phone EFS Clear", and "Phone Bootloader Update" are NOT checked.

Connect the Android device with your computer and you should see a yellow box in the ODIN program. Press the "Start" button, wait a minute or so, and your device will be booted with this firmware.

Also see the attached image, which has every box you need to look at circled in red

For both GSM and LTE compatibility ? ?

Nice !

Could you please tell me how to use it with Odin (used to use Odin with SII or Ace but not with Nexus version..)

Thanks for your explanations

Originally Posted by imfloflo

For both GSM and LTE compatibility ? ?

Yeah there are two separate links in OP. One for GSM, and one for LTE.

@zephiK after OP edited #1 i found my answer thanks


@Chainfire can you add the mac OSX step by step too plz.

Thanks for sharing this

Hi Chain fire

First of all its nice to see you on the Nexus section. Don't know what I would have down without your fantastic rooted kernels on the SGS2.

Do you loose root and boot loader is locked again if you flash this 53F?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

OP update now with Odin & how to answers my request,

Thank you

Hey Chainfire good to see you here!

I heard that the new bootloader might solve the charging issue...can you confirm?

Also really would like to see cf-root kernels...used them alot on my sgs1 and sgs2...always the best kernels for me.

Good to see Odin is back too...its the best thing to use to flash youre phone

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

Any chance that I can flash it on to yakjuux and have no problems?

Originally Posted by imfloflo

@zephiK after OP edited #1 i found my answer thanks

@Chainfire can you add the mac OSX step by step too plz.

Thanks for sharing this

I have no idea what the steps are on Mac OSX.

Originally Posted by schrickm5

Hi Chain fire

First of all its nice to see you on the Nexus section. Don't know what I would have down without your fantastic rooted kernels on the SGS2.

Do you loose root and boot loader is locked again if you flash this 53F?

You will lose root. If you have CWM recovery installed you can just flash a Superuser package through recovery, as CWM is not overwritten by this flash.

This flash does not include bootloaders, and will not re-lock your bootloaders.

(It even appears ODIN will unlock your bootloader if it was locked)

Originally Posted by D_Magic

Hey Chainfire good to see you here!

I heard that the new bootloader might solve the charging issue...can you confirm?

Also really would like to see cf-root kernels...used them alot on my sgs1 and sgs2...always the best kernels for me

Can't confirm because I don't know. I have only had the charging issue when using custom kernels, the stock kernel had no issue for me.

Not sure if I will release a CF-Root... as this device has a separate recovery partition, there is not that much need for CF-Root... It's still handy though, of course.

Should the bootloaders prove needed and/or helpful, I will release a separate bootloader package so you can flash those later.