noteThere are nine different procedures listed below:- Flash/Restore to Gingerbread FC09 (Current official OS)- Flash/Restore to Gingerbread EL30- Flash/Restore to Froyo EC05- Flash/Restore to Froyo EB13- Restore to Eclair DI18 Using Windows- OSX, Linux and Alternative Windows Method for Eclair- Restore to Froyo DK28- Flash Froyo DK28 Modem Only- Odin Workaround for Ubuntu'/notewarnMake sure your battery is fully charged before attempting anything in this thread. If you did not heed this warning and your phone died while flashing, read. Trouble Shoot for all Odin Packages. Hey, do i use the same steps and.pit files for each flash?Yes you would use the same odin steps starting back at your first upgrade, from dg17 to dg27. Let odin complete it will reboot the phone if sucessful and you will appear on dg27. Check your phones version numbers to confirm.

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All is okay run odin again and do the next upgrade from dg27 to di07. Repeat until your at di18.I know its a lot of work, downloading is the worst part. The actual odin process only takes about 5 minutes or so. If this all works I will be happy for you and also hapy that I got you threw it and ready for your froyo update which we can tackle when we get to that point.Good luck, you have Android Central riding shotgun! Baseband VERSION# S 700.0.5S.DI18kernal version # 2.6.29hardware version D700.0.5Looks like you got it friend.

Glad I could help, hope your g/f is a bit happier on the night of official Froyo's release.The following was a user I helped out, via PM which we normally never do but this was one of those situations where it needed a lot of attention and the user was openly new at all these methods. I applaud him for attempting this and was happy to help him out and for him being honest that he was nervous and needed the extra guidance. Odin v.3 engine (ID:4). File analysis. Get PIT for mapping.

Firmware update start. Param.lfs Sbl.bin boot.bin recovery.bin zImage factoryfs.rfs datafs.rfs Complete(Write) operation failed. All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)I keep getting a fail at the end of the process.

Odin v.3 engine (ID:4). File analysis.

Get PIT for mapping. Firmware update start. Param.lfs Sbl.bin boot.bin recovery.bin zImage factoryfs.rfs datafs.rfs Complete(Write) operation failed.

All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)I keep getting a fail at the end of the processTry doing it without the.pit file. I've tried running this three times. The first time it froze when it got to the Setup Connection step, the second and third time it went one step further and froze at the Initialization step. I'm going from DG17 to DI18 so I can do the update.zip method of getting EB13.Any ideas why it would be freezing at this step?.edit - Will also not boot up normally now.

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Just shows a pic of a computer and a phone. Tried downloading the other Samsung drivers with no luck. Still freezing at the Initialization step. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.edit 2 - Downloaded Odin v1.7 and still have the same problem. It feels like a communication issue.

I am going to reboot the computer and remove the battery from the phone and try again. Also going to download the DG27 files just in case I can get that installed.last edit - Apparently a reboot, Odin v 1.7, and using a different USB port was all I needed. It is past the Initialization step and is flashing now. As long as it doesn't have any failures I should be ok.

Bmx serial number decoder. I've tried Odin versions 1,1.3,1.6, & 1.7. I've tried with/without the.pit.no luck. I tried the new tar from the Samsung executable.no luck.The only thing I can come up with for a reason it's not working is I'm trying to flash the phone with an old laptop using the USB 1.1 standard. Before I play dumb with Sprint can anyone verify that to be a likely cause for the flash to fail?I do have a machine that has Vista and USB 2.0, but for some reason it will not recognize the phone after using both drivers? I just want to make sure I've tried everything before I risk taking the phone into Sprint. I've tried Odin versions 1,1.3,1.6, & 1.7. I've tried with/without the.pit.no luck.

I tried the new tar from the Samsung executable.no luck.The only thing I can come up with for a reason it's not working is I'm trying to flash the phone with an old laptop using the USB 1.1 standard. Before I play dumb with Sprint can anyone verify that to be a likely cause for the flash to fail?I do have a machine that has Vista and USB 2.0, but for some reason it will not recognize the phone after using both drivers? I just want to make sure I've tried everything before I risk taking the phone into Sprint.I had this problem earlier when I started up my old desktop running on an old Pentium III Windows XP. I had my drivers installed but had to 1st time around go into system/manage devices/ and force the USB ports to recognize the phone the first time around. Since then its been okay. I've Odin a few times for testing the new EB13 and rooted.Play around, you will get it. Switch ports, try a different cable.

I have even heard of people using a powered USB hub and then it works. Odin is fussy, bottom line. I don't have a spare smart phone lying around to use while I search for answers elsewhere so I just took it to Sprint.Turns out they couldn't flash it either after trying for 90 minutes. They charged me $35 for a replacement since I don't pay for insurance. Coming from the Pre, where I did a lot of modding to my phone, I think the tools used to access your phone are just better. I tried both Heindall and Odin on Windows and Ubuntu Linix.no dice.I did just upgrade to 2.2 manually.

Version DK28 had AVRCP issues (didn't work) and other problems.

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