They absolutely do. U1 firmware has CSCs for every carrier, just like U firmware does. So yes, F936U1 TMB has existed ever since the phone was released, just like all of the other CSCs. Not that it matters anyways because you can flash any U or U1 firmware anytime you want, regardless of carrier/CSCOk thanks. TMO doesn't have a U1 version yet. So now that I am on UI 5, I'll wait for them to create a U1 variant then use that one. Thanks for the information!
Hanging on SetupConnection is a USB issue. Need to change cables, ports, PCs until something works.Greetings! Can someone help with Odin? When flashing, the program hangs on the Setup Connection.
Do not offer options with a cable, crooked hands, correct firmware and the like)))
In the subject for a long time, I can flash. On this computer with the same cable, I flashed note 10 without problems.
The drivers are all installed (note 10 was flashed), the phone is detected correctly through the ADB terminal. The firmware is 5-file, and it was downloaded both through Frija and from the SamFw site. Downloaded both native SM-N986U and general SM-N986U1. I tried to flash both 12 and 13 android. And there is always one problem: it checks the firmware files and hangs on the Setup Connection
Version Odin3_v3.14.1, Note 20 Ultra 5G phone SM-N986U
By the way. There is no item "Unlock OEM" in the developer section.
1. It doesn't work because Samsung doesn't allow it, periodHi @realbbb
Did you figure out why cross flashing works on U and U1 models and didn't on N and B model.
Is there anything we can do at firmware side with shell exploit that will help in doing cross flashing b/w B and N.
So only option is to root and replace the csc folder manually. Is it ?1. It doesn't work because Samsung doesn't allow it, period
2. No, shell exploit will not allow for cross flashing. Even a device that's bootloader unlocked can't be cross-flashed
U and U1 models can't be rootedSo only option is to root and replace the csc folder manually. Is it ?
You didn't even read my post...forget it.
No, rooting a B or N model and replacing the CSC folder manually will not allow you to change firmware
Looks like you connected two devices, attempted to flash both of them, successfully flashed one of them.. The other failed.Hello,
it concerns the USB driver for SM-N975F and the update made by Odin at the end of the operation displayed the USB Fail error, however, the update was completed after that restart and the operation itself without problems.
Where did this error come from - what is the cause and how to remove it.
Log odin
<ID:0/004> Added!!
<ID:1/003> Added!!
<ID:1/003> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/004> SetupConnection..
<ID:1/003> Initialzation..
<ID:1/003> Set PIT file..
<ID:1/003> DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET!!
<ID:0/004> Can't open the serial(COM) port.
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 1 / failed 1)
<ID:1/003> Removed!!
Likely an error in the program/windows. It thought there was two devices. Close app, disconnect device, re-start app, reconnect device, configure files and flash away.What... how I connected 2 devices i don't have other. In odin is only one phone connected to the computer is visible.
Maybe there is a second device in the history of the program? Is it possible that someone connected to this process (as a second device). What can I do about it and how to clear the access of each device.
Yes, the update process ended positively, the device is working properly.
How about Samsung Drive drivers, were they reinstalled before the update operation?.
if your device is SM-A528B maybe you have not dowload the spécific firmware for Ecuator ( EON CSC )
Hey mate,
Just a quick question / concern .. Just ran an analysis on your file here -> link
While I can't see too many differences after unzipping your exe and running a comparison with a hex editor against your original odin you provided .. still the online analysis results do make me ask the question
"please explain?"
Online analysis of your original odin provided is here -> link