Heimdall VS python-demo

Transfer the patched img file to your Windows PC (to use Odin, in Linux you need Heimdall) and rename it to boot.img. Add the file to tar using 7-zip or tar command then load tar file to AP in Odin. Flash your phone and when it says PASS!, you are doing well!

Fo example, Heimdall is a dashboard, a polygon validator node, and an Android firmware flasher. All of which are quite popular projects

Seems flashing fails very early, indicating that there could be some libusb issue rather that heimdall issue. You could try building heimdall after merging this PR: https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall/pull/478 but error isn't the same so unclear if it is the same issue.

Benjamin's sources are at github: https://github.com/benjamin-dobell/heimdall and alternative sources used by for example alpinelinux can be found at my sourcehut: https://git.sr.ht/~grimler/heimdall

Any ideas? The full log is here

And I also found this heimdall which flashes to Samsung phone ROMs which will be needed.

ah, this is where android studio and the other tools come in. I can install adb and fastboot, and they operate as regular commands. Android studio is also a linux-native app. I use android all the time with linux, and I enjoy it more than windows. MTP support is great in linux, adb and fastboot feel like normal commands, not just regular binaries like in windows. Also, a project called "heimdall" aims to support Odin (which is leaked samsung internal software) https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall

I don't know. Last time I re-imaged a Samsung phone, I used Heimdall[1]. It is open source and runs on linux.

[1] https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall

Yeah, Heimdall is a thing for Samsungs. Most Android devices I owned were made by Samsung, hence why I tend to forget that Android can run on other things too. https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall

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