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Odin Flash fail. Bricked my SGS , getting phone-!-pc. Can get into Download mode, ODIN /Windows/kies will not recognize it. reinstalled kies multiple times, still wont work/recognise. Objective is to go back to stock which is I9000DTJP5. ideas? device is consistently shown to "USB device unrecognizable"
SOLVED.
if any others have this issue, see if you can get windows to recognise your phone in download mode as a Modem. Windows 7 recognised my Galaxy S in download mode as a CDMA modem and odin worked a charmed afterwards
did you click "install drivers" in ODIN
there's an option for that? which version of odin would that be in?
lol sorry, my mistake.
i meant to say in KIES, there is an option to re-install drivers.
if that does not work, try downloading the drivers found here somewhere, forgot where though sorry.
also, try rebooting into download mode with the USB connected using ADB
how would i use ADB? sorry but ive always been lost concerning that bit
Also, using kies two and the install drivers gave me some korean writing... 0_o
download ADB from some where ( i recomend just the ADB not the whole suite, it can be found here somewhere, im bout to have dinner so will have a look after )
after you grab that, tell me and i will help you from there
basically, you navigate to the ADB folder, for example. if its on C drive in georges download folder you go into CMD and go.
cd C:/ <<< to get to the C drive, ( or what ever drive its stored on )
then cd C:/users/george/downloads/
then you would go, adb reboot download
EDIT: not sure why you got korean writing lol.
it should say something along the lines of " you cannot use other KIES widgets when you are about to install drivers" or something like that.
ok , i got ADB, got it semi working , the ADB i mean but the downside is that even in download mode, ADB cant recognize my device
Hello,
before you delete this post as duplicate let me say it is not the case.
I have a problem that I can't debug from eclipse my Samsung galaxy s+.
First of all I must say that under windows I have installed latest kies with drivers for I9001 and device is visible on windows (in devices) in both mode kies or mass storage.
After I installed all explained in "Android Development Tutorial" my device couldn't be found in eclipse.
Than I searched for similar posts and tried all explained in post "[Q] Problem with usb debugging mode miui.us in eclipse".
Again no positive result.
Than I connected Samsung galaxy s I9000 from my friend and his device was found without problem.
Than again I tried to find mine but again without any progress.
I also tried with another device from another friend which also have I9001 and his device also can't be found.
I'm using windows XP and latest drivers and eclipse as explained in your "Android Development Tutorial".
I still think that something with drivers for eclipse is problematic. Can you please help?
Thanks!
Kind regards,
Beco_os
What about the normal adb command line interface?
What happens when you use "adb kill-server" and then try a "adb shell"?
If the above commands do not work: if you use windows OS, what is displayed in device manager while the phone is connected in USB debug mode?
wintel_mac said:
What about the normal adb command line interface?
What happens when you use "adb kill-server" and then try a "adb shell"?
If the above commands do not work: if you use windows OS, what is displayed in device manager while the phone is connected in USB debug mode?
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Hello,
I tried in both usb modes on Galaxy S+.
1) Mode when Galaxy S+ was in mass storage mode:
d:\Downloads\SamsungMobile\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb kill-server
d:\Downloads\SamsungMobile\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb shell
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: device not found
On Windows in devices I found 2 mass storage:
*Disk drives
- SAMSUNG GT-I9001 Card USB device
- SAMSUNG GT-I9001 Card USB device
2) Mode when Galaxy S+ was in Kies mode:
d:\Downloads\SamsungMobile\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb kill-server
d:\Downloads\SamsungMobile\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb shell
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: device not found
On Windows in devices I found:
*Modems
- SAMSUNG Android USB Modem
*Universal Serial Bus Controllers
- SAMSUNG Android USB Composite Device
So it seems that still adb drivers doesn't work for GT-I9001.
Kind regards,
Berislav
And USB Debugging is enabled on the phone? Settings - Applications Development - USB Debugging
It works fine for me on both XXKPS and XXKPU.
Hi,
thanks for support, but it seems I'm special case
I have 2.3.6 XXKPH version, maybe that can be the cause of problem.
I'm left without idea. I tried reinstallation of all drivers on my PS but nothing is working.
Never the less my friend have galaxy s plus with firmware 2.3.5 XXKPG (this is originally installed on phone when you buy it in Croatia) and have same problem.
Is it possible that someone who don't have problem test this versions of firmware for debugging?
KR,
Berislav
I red somewhere that low powered USB could cause this on i9001, so I bought powered USB Hub and issue is still there. Tried it on Mac OS/X 10.6.8 and no way, Ubuntu 10.10 and no way. I tried XXKPH and XXKPI, editting ~/.android/adb_usb.ini and added Samsung Vendor and/or device id without any approach.
Galaxy S II and Galaxy S are detected properly on these computers.
Bad news
Plysovej_Kaktus said:
I red somewhere that low powered USB could cause this on i9001, so I bought powered USB Hub and issue is still there. Tried it on Mac OS/X 10.6.8 and no way, Ubuntu 10.10 and no way. I tried XXKPH and XXKPI, editting ~/.android/adb_usb.ini and added Samsung Vendor and/or device id without any approach.
Galaxy S II and Galaxy S are detected properly on these computers.
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I have some bad news about this. I tried another gt-i9001 and it was perfectly detected without doing anything special ( XXKPH ). Visually, this device differs from non working model by missing caption "with Google TM" on the backside and added sticker "DIGITAL BY QUALCOMM" on the top side between jack connector and usb connector. Below battery, both has same information:
MODEL: GT-I9001
SSN: -I9001GSMH
RATED: 3.7 V; 1000 mA
FCC ID: A3LGTI9001
MADE BY SAMSUNG
Non working device has note R176 on sdcard slot, properly working one has G140 there.
... so it seems, we are ****ed. This is something hardware-based.
Same problem here
Hello,
before you delete this post as duplicate let me say it is not the case.
I have a problem that I can't debug from eclipse my Samsung galaxy s+.
First of all I must say that under windows I have installed latest kies with drivers for I9001 and device is visible on windows (in devices) in both mode kies or mass storage.
After I installed all explained in "Android Development Tutorial" my device couldn't be found in eclipse.
Than I searched for similar posts and tried all explained in post "[Q] Problem with usb debugging mode miui.us in eclipse".
Again no positive result.
Than I connected Samsung galaxy s I9000 from my friend and his device was found without problem.
Than again I tried to find mine but again without any progress.
I also tried with another device from another friend which also have I9001 and his device also can't be found.
I'm using windows XP and latest drivers and eclipse as explained in your "Android Development Tutorial".
I still think that something with drivers for eclipse is problematic. Can you please help?
Thanks!
Kind regards,
Beco_os
Hello, I have a same problem, I ve opened back case and the number on sd card slot reads 512S. Could this really be the hardware issue?
I ve bought my phone in Serbia.
BR
Dragan
Hello
I have similar problem but I found that my computer see ”Samsung Android Composite ADB Interface” in device manager when phone is power off. So command ”adb devices” finds my device. But when I power my phone on, at the moment when Samsung logo is shown, my device manager detects change of hardware reloads and ADB interface is missing. It is the same behavior on other computers with Win 7 x64 and Ubuntu 32bit.
At Windows I tried both Google drivers from SDK and Samsung KIES which detects ADB as I wrote. By the way KIES normally detects my phone when the device is on. I have USB Debugging mode enabled, but it seems it doesn't work. I have i9001 European distribution and I'm using stock rom I9001XXKPK, before I was using I9001XXKI2 but the problem was the same.
Have you got any ideas what to do? Where is the problem? Is there any command to force enable USB debugging through ADB?
Thanks for advices.
I recently installed windows 8 on my computer.. and to I thought that Samsung drivers are already compatible with it (since normal phone usage like Mass Storage/Kies is working like a charm) but I'm wrong
When I try to recover my phone through download mode.. my computer can't recognize my phone anymore and It also shows a window saying something like Installing driver for Unknown Device for windows 8, but for windows 7 it will say Installing driver for Samsung Android USB Modem and Samsung Android USB Composite Device (two drivers are being installed in windows 7).. so i still need to boot for win7 just to reflash some odin firmwares
**Note msm7x27 driver is also detected as a faulty driver for windows 8 and some other missing drivers that exist in windows 7
So my question is, are there any windows 8 drivers for Samsung already?
Win8 Action Center tends to redirect me into the samsung website to download drivers but the its installer is buggy.. it's installing random drivers which are useless and too hard to uninstall using normal add/remove programs...
just clarifying things out.. so i may just keep a backup of these firmwares incase of trouble
Hello all,
I got an old 5830 Galaxy Ace I wanna hand over to a friend. I want to flash stock ROM onto it.
When I start the phone normally I can connect via USB cable and see the files on the device.
However when entering 'downloading' mode (power+volume down+home) I get the error: This device cannot start. (Code 10) "A request for the USB BOS descriptor failed." (copied from Device Manager properties of Samsung USB Composite Device). I also see this ballon pop in in the sys tray
The device does NOT show up in either Odin or Flashtool.
I am on Win 8.1 64bit laptop. I have searched and trawled the internet already and did the following:
- disabled signature verification in startup options of windows
- installed fastboot drivers via flashtool
- installed Samsung USB drivers
- tried 4 different USB ports and two different cables (and also on another laptop)
Can anyone give me a suggestion. I have not found 5830 specific USB drivers for example (nor do I know if they even exist). Any help is appreciated!
Regards,
Roel
SOLVED...sort of...
I used a workaround. I used a Windows 7 computer and there it worked perfect.
roel1976 said:
Hello all,
I got an old 5830 Galaxy Ace I wanna hand over to a friend. I want to flash stock ROM onto it.
When I start the phone normally I can connect via USB cable and see the files on the device.
However when entering 'downloading' mode (power+volume down+home) I get the error: This device cannot start. (Code 10) "A request for the USB BOS descriptor failed." (copied from Device Manager properties of Samsung USB Composite Device). I also see this ballon pop in in the sys tray
The device does NOT show up in either Odin or Flashtool.
I am on Win 8.1 64bit laptop. I have searched and trawled the internet already and did the following:
- disabled signature verification in startup options of windows
- installed fastboot drivers via flashtool
- installed Samsung USB drivers
- tried 4 different USB ports and two different cables (and also on another laptop)
Can anyone give me a suggestion. I have not found 5830 specific USB drivers for example (nor do I know if they even exist). Any help is appreciated!
Regards,
Roel
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hi, i had same USB problem, windows7 worked for this old phone
hi folks!
I recently bought a sm-t713 and i can't get my pc to recognize it in linux or windows.. i want to root and unlock the bootloader but odin cant even see it.. and its not an issue with not having debugging on. thats all turned on. Please advise. thanks!
Nobody knows why? I have oem unlock "on"
debugging "on"
But I cant get my comp to see the device..Have Samsung drivers installed. Still no luck.
How can I fix this? all it does is charge when I hook it to pc but can't transfer files.
sorry double post
Same issue here. I've had no luck sorting it out.
Gutterball said:
hi folks!
I recently bought a sm-t713 and i can't get my pc to recognize it in linux or windows.. i want to root and unlock the bootloader but odin cant even see it.. and its not an issue with not having debugging on. thats all turned on. Please advise. thanks!
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USB Debugging and MTP use different drivers and are different protocols.
Open a command prompt in windows then type:
adb devices
You should get a response with a serial number if USB debugging is working.
If so then it's likely an MTP driver problem or MTP isn't enabled.
In developer options under USB configuration, ensure MTP is enabled.
If so check the device is detected as an MTP device in windows device manager.
ashyx said:
USB Debugging and MTP use different drivers and are different protocols.
Open a command prompt in windows then type:
adb devices
You should get a response with a serial number if USB debugging is working.
If so then it's likely an MTP driver problem or MTP isn't enabled.
In developer options under USB configuration, ensure MTP is enabled.
If so check the device is detected as an MTP device in windows device manager.
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What the USB configuration is set to is actually moot. When the device is plugged in to a PC the tablet will bring up a notification stating what mode the USB port is in and also provide the option to change that to MTP mode (Transfer files), provided the drivers are correctly installed and all is in working order. By changing USB configuration to MTP the tablet shows up immediately on the PC but you still have to switch to "Transfer file" mode before you can move files between devices. Either way the results are the same and it takes the same number of steps. I always leave my USB configuration in "System Default" and I have never had any issues.
ashyx said:
USB Debugging and MTP use different drivers and are different protocols.
Open a command prompt in windows then type:
adb devices
You should get a response with a serial number if USB debugging is working.
If so then it's likely an MTP driver problem or MTP isn't enabled.
In developer options under USB configuration, ensure MTP is enabled.
If so check the device is detected as an MTP device in windows device manager.
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Thanks for helping! under device manager the tablet is showing as a mass storage controller not an mtp device. Even though in the tablet itself I have it set to mtp under developer options.
When I do the command "adb devices" I get this message
C:\Users\Brian\Downloads\platform-tools_r28.0.0-windows\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
nothings there
Also I was reading this is happening because of the newest stock update from Samsung.. is that true?
Gutterball said:
Thanks for helping! under device manager the tablet is showing as a mass storage controller not an mtp device. Even though in the tablet itself I have it set to mtp under developer options.
When I do the command "adb devices" I get this message
C:\Users\Brian\Downloads\platform-tools_r28.0.0-windows\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
nothings there
Also I was reading this is happening because of the newest stock update from Samsung.. is that true?
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No response from the adb command suggests you don't have the correct adb drivers installed or the device isn't being detected at all.
Have you installed the ADB drivers?
I would try a different cable first. Is Windows device manager detecting the device if it's plugged in/unplugged?
ashyx said:
No response from the adb command suggests you don't have the correct adb drivers installed or the device isn't being detected at all.
Have you installed the ADB drivers?
I would try a different cable first. Is Windows device manager detecting the device if it's plugged in/unplugged?
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Still having trouble here, too.
After flashing a ROM and attempting to install what was probably the wrong Gapps version, I'm now getting a boot loop into TWRP, and the device is still not recognized. I can boot into 'Download Mode', but the device is still not being seen by my PC. I have tried multiple times to install the USB drivers, but Odin 3.12.3 is still not seeing the tablet.
Much as I hate installing hokey, bloated software, would KIES be helpful here?
So, all is not lost (yet) - I can still access TWRP, but I'm not sure where to go from here.
Thanks in advance for any ideas you have.
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BillTheCat said:
Still having trouble here, too.
After flashing a ROM and attempting to install what was probably the wrong Gapps version, I'm now getting a boot loop into TWRP, and the device is still not recognized. I can boot into 'Download Mode', but the device is still not being seen by my PC. I have tried multiple times to install the USB drivers, but Odin 3.12.3 is still not seeing the tablet.
Much as I hate installing hokey, bloated software, would KIES be helpful here?
So, all is not lost (yet) - I can still access TWRP, but I'm not sure where to go from here.
Thanks in advance for any ideas you have.
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Considering download mode is totally OS independent and neither uses adb nor mtp drivers it seems the issue is either incorrectly installed usb drivers or faulty cable, device or port issues.
Boot to Download mode, open device manager then plug in the usb cable.
Windows should detect the device as a USB composite device.
If there is no detection then there is a communication issue between device and PC which could be any one of the afore mentioned reasons.
No matter what windows should show some sort of detection as soon as the device is plugged in.
No detection means no matter what drivers are installed its not going to work.
It's probably worth uninstalling the usb ports then rebooting.
Then trying again.
ashyx said:
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Considering download mode is totally OS independent and neither uses adb nor mtp drivers it seems the issue is either incorrectly installed usb drivers or faulty cable, device or port issues.
Boot to Download mode, open device manager then plug in the usb cable.
Windows should detect the device as a USB composite device.
If there is no detection then there is a communication issue between device and PC which could be any one of the afore mentioned reasons.
No matter what windows should show some sort of detection as soon as the device is plugged in.
No detection means no matter what drivers are installed its not going to work.
It's probably worth uninstalling the usb ports then rebooting.
Then trying again.
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Well, I'll be dipped in $hit.
What's the probability that one guy could have three dodgy USB cables? Used one, wiggled it around and the PC recognized the device. Looks like I'm in for a quick trip to WallyWorld. Thanks!
ashyx said:
No response from the adb command suggests you don't have the correct adb drivers installed or the device isn't being detected at all.
Have you installed the ADB drivers?
I would try a different cable first. Is Windows device manager detecting the device if it's plugged in/unplugged?
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yeah, windows device manager detects it as a mass storage controller. I installed the driver from samsung site. Cant be the cord cause it works with the phone. Even linux mint wont pick it up either. Any ideas? Thanks again for helping this is driving me nuts!
Gutterball said:
yeah, windows device manager detects it as a mass storage controller. I installed the driver from samsung site. Cant be the cord cause it works with the phone. Even linux mint wont pick it up either. Any ideas? Thanks again for helping this is driving me nuts!
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Are you able to connect to the device in TWRP, either ADB or MTP?
ashyx said:
Are you able to connect to the device in TWRP, either ADB or MTP?
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nope don't have twrp installed. and adb or mtp wont detect it. how can I install twrp? don't I need to bootloader unlock this first? And I cant do it if its not recognized by the comp right?
Gutterball said:
nope don't have twrp installed. and adb or mtp wont detect it. how can I install twrp? don't I need to bootloader unlock this first? And I cant do it if its not recognized by the comp right?
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Are you certain this is a genuine Samsung and not a copy?
Can you post the build details from the app Phone Info.
ashyx said:
Are you certain this is a genuine Samsung and not a copy?
Can you post the build details from the app Phone Info.
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screenshot is in the attachment.