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"Odin protocol version error!" on Samsung Galaxy S7 (SM-G930A) #370
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I'm having a similar issue, on Debian 9.2, with heimdall v1.4.2 (built from commit 9bcc42d, which at the time I post this is HEAD). I'm also using a Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-G930A, and getting the error message "Odin protocol version error!" on it. Here's my log:
Please let me know if there's any other information I have that may be useful! |
Having the same issue on a Galaxy S7 G930A. Running Manjaro Linux on a x86_64 laptop (kernel version 4.14.14-1-MANJARO), with libusb version 1.0.21-2. Tried both the Heimdall versions in the AUR (git and non-git), and compiled from source. In all cases |
Same exact problem but on Windows. Phone says |
I have a patch for this, is @Benjamin-Dobell still maintaining this project? |
@Blefish Yes, and PRs are welcome. They just need to be thorough. Fixes for one device tend to break things for others. |
There is a patch available here, can anyone confirm whether it works? #459 |
Can i install twrp with heimdall as i tried to install twrp with herolte odin 3.14 but it failed. After googling I found that there is a problem with the SM-G930A. If it shows Qualcomm secure boot enabled then we can't install twrp. So odin failed to install twrp and shows an error SECURE CHECK FAIL : Recovery |
Did you ever find a resolution for this? I am trying to flash an S10 with Lineage, and I'm getting the "Odin protocol version error!", and mine too is saying "Qualcomm secureboot : enabled". Which I have a feeling is causing my problem. |
This is on Arch Linux, installed from the AUR just a few hours ago (version
1.4.1.r37.gb6fe7f8-1
) with theheimdall-git
package.Here's the log:
If there's anything else I can provide, let me know.
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