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

mr.lumbergh said:

bumpy bump

I'm looking for the same installs and the links are not working for me either.

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wonkateuton said:

Hello,

Links for JOdin3 are not working, why?

Thanks

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kdiddle75 said:

Hi guys, the links above are not working & I'm having a very hard time finding Jdoin3 for MAC OS X Can someone help me?

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I have re-upped my latest version I had for JOdin3 here

http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=20803
As the above link sometimes seems to stop working (XDA wassup??) here a mirror: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673956719939825345

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20 downloads in 1 day. 0% clicked thanks. Can't believe that at least coming back to click on thanks is too much for you. I really understand why so many ppl decide to NOT help others if this one click is too much for you.
Ok I don't care. suck as much and often as you like but don't cry again if some day no one will be here to answer or help.

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Thanks for all those given a proper thanks click in the meantime!
Yea time goes by and JOdin is included since a long while even in FWUL ( https://bit.do/FWULatXDA ). Check it out

EDIT3:
AFH mirror added (see above)

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JOdin3 Web Browser Based and Offline flashing tool
This is the official support page for JOdin3, a CASUAL-X project. JOdin3 allows you to flash Odin files on Linux, Mac and Windows. It is powered by CASUAL and @Benjamin Dobell 's Heimdall tool. Using the power of CASUALcore, LibPit and Heimdall, it enables flashing of Odin files in the same manner you'd expect from the offical Samsung Odin tool.

Read more: http://casual-dev.com/2014/01/04/jodin3-web-browser-or-offline-flashing-tool/
Website: http://Jodin3.casual-dev.com
Download:http://goo.im/devs/AdamOutler/JOdin3

Never download from anywhere except the link above. I won't have the CASUAL name tarnished with malware. Also, verify that your download has the proper signatures with the "jar-signer -verify" command.


Easy flashing
We expect this to be relatively trouble-free. However, there are some stumbling blocks. First, JOdin3 requires a PIT file, which can be automatically obtained, but it requires a device reboot. Jodin3 will walk you through this process. On windows, drivers should be auto-installed. On Mac, Heimdall will be auto-installed. On debian-based Linux, Heimdall will be automatically installed and you will receive in-app instructions on all platforms.

With that said, 99.9999% of problems should be solvable with the simple troubleshooting guide below

Troubleshooting Guide
Mac: Visit the Heimdall Website and install the packages for your distribution, then reboot: http://glassechidna.com.au/heimdall/
Linux: Visit the Heimdall Website and install the packages for your distribution: http://glassechidna.com.au/heimdall/
Windows: Put your device into Download mode, install this driver and reboot. http://android-casual.googlecode.co...ALcore/src/CASUAL/resources/heimdall/CADI.exe

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Special instructions for Mac:

About
This is a CASUAL-X project. CASUAL-X projects are based on or around CASUAL but not part of the main stream. This CASUAL-X project will be updated alongside of CASUALcore and will be available as long as our servers can handle the load. You can read more about CASUAL at http://casual-dev.com

Credits
@Benjamin Dobell for creating Heimdall
@jrloper for streamlining processes and creating drivers
@Loglud for providing the server space and many helpful utilities which enable this
@Ralekdev for analyzing PIT files helping me to gain a better understanding of how they function

Adilost said:

Neither download links or web links are working..

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This is well known just read the last few posts...


if you like you can download the latest version here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69021732&postcount=353

As long as the developer Adam allows me to do so I will mirror the latest version I have


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aditya rathee said:

first of all HAPPY NEW YEAR TO @AdamOutler

i wanna ask that what is meant by web based flashing and then i wanna ask that what is the difference between this and simple odin

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Its exactly what it sounds like. You go to a website and flash your phone. If you want, you can download the app and use it like that.

The difference: This works on Windows, Linux and Mac. This works from a website or a download. This will auto-install drivers on all platforms except Mac ( @Benjamin Dobell needs a Mac Developer ID signer). This is a self-contained single-file executable. This provides better errors and will troubleshoot and fix problems for you. This is a single file rather than multiple ones. This provides way more detailed logs rather than a simple failure like Odin. And its open source.

Its not all roses though.. This can only flash a single device per-start-button-press and not 8 like Odin. Heimdall also has a problem with extremely large files like Note III system images.

LeCaNo said:

Unfortunately, Jodin can not be downloaded for a very long time. I'm trying to download jodin3 but the official download link keeps timing out.

Why is that so? Why does the developer not offer the last version for download? Other developers, for example Chainfire, offer the latest version for download at XDA

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I don't know why Adam is ignoring us but in the meanwhile you could download the latest file here (if you like);
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69021732&postcount=353