Pretty sure mobile Odin has been outdated since lollipop. If your referring to Flashfire then the answer is probably yes but there is no way I would risk updating bootloaders to a different build of android. If one thing screws up you are bricked. So that's my input to your question.
Why would you want Verizon firmware on your tmobile phone I would think the At&t firmware would work better. To answer your question your phone will get wiped using these Odin files
No TWRP available. The phone has a locked bootloader, so no true custom recoveries. You can flash some modified stock ROMs through flashfire after rooting, but that's it.
Ok, had a feeling. Not a huge deal.
No. I'm just getting a read/write failure. I think it's because I don't have the Nand Wipe checked?
Yes. I have also tried the unmodified Odin as well with the same result. Downloaded from both links for the source files,too.
Try running Odin as an admin. This is sometimes needed in windows 10
Same here. Tried the one in the op, and the one at Samsungodin.com. same result. Hangs in connect after start is pressed, or read/write error. MD5 on the zip matches yours and I don't get any errors putting the files in the spots in Odin. Maybe cause I don't have the original cord anymore?
Just got it to work this morning. I had to "Troubleshoot Compatibility" on Odin. I ran it as Windows 7 and Admin permissions. I will have Oreo soon.
