This tutorial is for OS X and Linux users only! If you’re user of Windows, use this tutorial.
You need to download these files:
- JOdin3 r1035 for OS X/Linux/Windows: download
- Latest Heimdall driver for your OS: download (from official page)
- Latest version of ROM for Odin from our download page.
- Installed Java (on Mac you can simply install it from AppStore, if you’re Linux owner, Google how to install it on your distribution)
And then perform this steps:
- Install downloaded Heimdall drivers. After installation probably you will need to restart your computer.
- Unzip downloaded package with latest ROM (if it’s zipped). You should get file with *.tar.md5 extension
- Run JOdin3 using Java.
- In opened window, click on PDA button and select file with *.tar.md5 extension from previous step
- Make sure that only Auto Reboot is selected on the left side.
- Turn off your phone, and then use VOL- & HOME & POWER buttons combination.
- If you see Warning screen, use VOL+ button.
- You should see Android and some information.
- Connect phone to computer and make sure it is detected by JOdin (it will appear as COM device). If it doesn’t, try to use other USB port.
- Use Start button. JOdin will inform you that no PIT file was attached and ask if it should be downloaded itself. Agree for it. Wait until flash process will finish.
- Your phone will restart, but probably won’t boot. Pull down your battery and use VOL+ & HOME & POWER buttons combo to boot into recovery.
- Click on Wipe, then use slider on the bottom to let process begin.
- Click on Home icon, and then Reboot -> System.
- Wait for boot. Now you should have ROM installed and ready to use!
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Hi, I’m not getting the md5 file in the CyanogenMod zip file for the galaxy ace 2 4.4.4. Do I need to make one?