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Heimdall does not accept boot.img and boot.tar files as firmware packages. #528

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Marietto2008 opened this issue Jul 8, 2023 · 3 comments

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@Marietto2008
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Marietto2008 commented Jul 8, 2023

Hello to everyone.

I'm trying to enable KVM on my SM-A600G (Samsung Galaxy A6 with exynos7870). This is the guide that I'm following :

https://github.com/raspiduino/a6lte-kvm

I've reached Step 1 of the section "installing",where he says to :

Transfer the patched img file to your Windows PC (to use Odin, in Linux you need [Heimdall] https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/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!

He didn't explain which kind of tecnique and file is accepted by Heimdall,so I'm here to ask this. At the moment I have a boot.img file and a boot.tar files. These files aren't accepted by Heimdall. When I click on "Heimdall Firnware Package / Browse" they aren't available. So,what should I do to install the patched image file to my phone using Heimdall ? thanks.

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Flash the patched img file from command line with heimdall flash --BOOT /path/to/patched-boot.img, or (possibly, haven't tried) through GUI. No need to rename the file or put it into zip file with heimdall

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Marietto2008 commented Jul 10, 2023 via email

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Does windows automatically pass usb devices through to WSL? If not you'll have to set that up somehow.

Probably easier to use odin if you are on windows

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