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[ROM] [CWM] [EC05] [EI22] Stock Heimdall Packages

Please see this new thread for up to date packages.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1584346
DISCLAIMER:
The whole point of putting out Heimdall packages is to make flashing safer, faster and easier but please use some common sense and read before you wildly click on stuff. No one listed in this OP nor myself, God, Satan or any other being (Supreme deity or not) is responsible for what you do with these files. If you brick something, you did it, so man up and own your mistakes (and hopefully learn from them).
Epic Heimdall Packages:
The title should be self explanatory. Use these with Heimdall to flash your Epic back to stock or to flash CWM recovery. Do NOT re-partition unless you have an absolute good reason to (Like coming back from MTD and you know EXACTLY what you are doing). 99% of the time you will NOT need to re-partition.
Thanks to:
Nubecoder for putting these packages together
Drockstar and Rodderik for putting the purple CWM 3.1.0.1 together
Rodderik for hosting the devphone.org (Primary site and file mirror)
All I did was xfer some files and host the unlimited download server (files.devphone.org).
Heimdall Info and Download:
http://www.glassechidna.com.au/2011/devblogs/heimdall-suite-1-3-0-and-anti-squish-graphical-update/
http://www.glassechidna.com.au/2011/devblogs/heimdall-suite-1-3-1-released/
http://www.glassechidna.com.au/products/heimdall/
Primary Links (unlimited monthly xfer):
See New Thread
Mirror Links (limited monthly xfer, please use primary 1st):
See New Thread

Big thanks to insanity213 for hosting the files for me (would cause too much BW on my server).
Now everyone can stop using Odin!!!
NOTE:: The EI22 package does not include the ei22 modem.
Also, there are no bootloaders in these packages, so I do not think you should ever re-partition with these.
=]

nubecoder said:
Now everyone can stop using Odin!!!
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THIS.
(ODIN sucks)

I never could get heimdal to recognize the epic when plugged into my imac although I haven't tried with lion. Supposedly this there was a secondary boot loader bug that got fixed on most galaxy s variants with froyo but we epic owners never got it. Works great on my PC though.
Sent from my SPH-D700 using Tapatalk

stilesja said:
I never could get heimdal to recognize the epic when plugged into my imac although I haven't tried with lion. Supposedly this there was a secondary boot loader bug that got fixed on most galaxy s variants with froyo but we epic owners never got it. Works great on my PC though.
Sent from my SPH-D700 using Tapatalk
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I've got a late 2006 24" iMac kickin around the basement. I'll fire it up later on tonight and see if I can get it to roll.

so teh ei22 package will give a stock install, with no mods at all? and the modem is not included?

diptenkrom said:
so teh ei22 package will give a stock install, with no mods at all? and the modem is not included?
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That is correct.

How come in the EI22 Package the pit file says EC05?

jtheking said:
How come in the EI22 Package the pit file says EC05?
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the pit hasn't changed

jtheking said:
How come in the EI22 Package the pit file says EC05?
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Rodderik said:
the pit hasn't changed
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^ this.
Just a name, and FYI the pit was ripped from my phone with Heimdall.
=]

Are these files rooted or all they get rid of my root. I'm looking to go back to stock actually, so unrooted is preferable.
Also, is this Mac compatible?

Shadomastr said:
Are these files rooted or all they get rid of my root. I'm looking to go back to stock actually, so unrooted is preferable.
Also, is this Mac compatible?
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No root, just stock.
=]

I've not once been able to get Heimdall to work on my windows xp machine, any suggestions?

Is this deodexed I'm looking for a stock rooted deodexed tar
Sent from my SPH-D700 using xda premium

So I'm running the deodexed "mostly stock" rom, and need to bring phone in for repair. Sorry, but I can't find a ton of info on Heimdall, and I just want to get stock rom and bootloader back on there before I get it fixed and get a new phone next month. So if I get into download mode, load up the SPH-D700_ripped_stock_EI22.tar file, and hit Flash > Start, then I'm good to go? Thanks to anyone who can help!

Digglez said:
Is this deodexed I'm looking for a stock rooted deodexed tar
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They are not modified, so no, not deodexed.
pjnofrills said:
So I'm running the deodexed "mostly stock" rom, and need to bring phone in for repair. Sorry, but I can't find a ton of info on Heimdall, and I just want to get stock rom and bootloader back on there before I get it fixed and get a new phone next month. So if I get into download mode, load up the SPH-D700_ripped_stock_EI22.tar file, and hit Flash > Start, then I'm good to go? Thanks to anyone who can help!
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The bootloaders are not contained in these packages.
I doubt your bootloaders have been changed though, to my understanding they haven't changed in a while (or ever).
The only other thing would be the modem...
I need to add the EC05 modem to the EI22 package, so it is a nice and easy to flash the delta update zip in cwm to get updated.
=]

nubecoder said:
They are not modified, so no, not deodexed.
The bootloaders are not contained in these packages.
I doubt your bootloaders have been changed though, to my understanding they haven't changed in a while (or ever).
The only other thing would be the modem...
I need to add the EC05 modem to the EI22 package, so it is a nice and easy to flash the delta update zip in cwm to get updated.
=]
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I meant recovery, not bootloader. This should replace CWM with stock I'd imagine. I already have EI22 modem, wouldn't I want to keep that?

pjnofrills said:
I meant recovery, not bootloader. This should replace CWM with stock I'd imagine. I already have EI22 modem, wouldn't I want to keep that?
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Yes it includes the stock recovery.
And yes you would want to keep the EI22 modem (since you already have it).
=]

Thank you for this. I finally got around to un-rooting / returning my wife's phone to stock. Now I can take it into the Sprint store. This should be the default method to return rooted phone to stock in the wiki, as it is quite easy if you follow the Heimdall instructions.

Can this be used to go back to BML from MTD instead of Odin? I'm guessing not since we can't repartition but wanted to make sure.

[Q] Help upgrading to GB

For some reason, me and this phone are not getting along recently. I've been trying to upgrade the ROM to the latest GB, but no matter what I'm doing its not right. I read a few things on here and other forums, but I'm really f-ing something up.
Can someone please help me out with this, I wanted to go to the latest ROM to include 2.3.x
Here are my stats now: GummyCharge 2.0, VooDoo_0807 and Firmware version says 2.2.1. Kernel 2.6.32.9
Thanks in advance.

Use Odin and flash back to ee4 and you'll be able to update to ep4. Either that or there is an all in one package you can flash in the dev section.
Sent from my SCH-I510 using XDA App

Lockett said:
Use Odin and flash back to ee4 and you'll be able to update to ep4. Either that or there is an all in one package you can flash in the dev section.
Sent from my SCH-I510 using XDA App
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What I tried to do last was the all in one update but I think im missing something between the one I have now and the one prior that is causing the issue.

Here is EP4D factory.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1380430
or you could always go to factory EE4 and take update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1111486
and if you really need a step by step or have more questions and unsure just ask.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1380430
flash that in ODIN and let it fully boot, then reboot into recovery and flash your desired EP4P ROM.
simple as that :]

If you have Voodoo active (have EXT4 partitions), then flash something with ODIN from the links that Blue provided, and make sure to use the PIT file as well. Using the PIT file will make sure your partitions are back to the correct stock settings.

Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
Moving to Q&A

blueis300 said:
Here is EP4D factory.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1380430
or you could always go to factory EE4 and take update.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1111486
and if you really need a step by step or have more questions and unsure just ask.
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Actually, I could really use some help in an almost step-by-step way
I have the file from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1380430, I boot into recovery and install, right?
Then do I need to install PIT file?
I rooted my phone a few months ago and using GummyCharge 2.0, should I switch that to something like Humble or keep it as is?
Thanks for the help, REALLY appreciate it!!

bossku69 said:
Actually, I could really use some help in an almost step-by-step way
I have the file from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1380430, I boot into recovery and install, right?
Then do I need to install PIT file?
I rooted my phone a few months ago and using GummyCharge 2.0, should I switch that to something like Humble or keep it as is?
Thanks for the help, REALLY appreciate it!!
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You install that using odin. Its a windows program. Download Odin. Download the file from the link you have. Download the pit file. Download droid charge drivers for windows.
Click the install instruction in my signature for a more detailed set. Thank chadness for it. It is a dated but once you learn it you will know what to change to use the updated stuff. Reading this post should answer a bunch of questions you will have after reading my abbreviated instructions.
Install drivers
Run odin
Put phone in download mode.
Connect phone via the usb cable it came with to the computer. USE a back usb port that's directly connected to the mother board. Odin display will change, text reading "com:something: with yellow background.
click the PIT button and navigate to that PIT file you downloaded.
click the PDA button and navigate to the ODIN EP4D stock rom you downloaded.
click Start, wait for it to finish.
let it reboot. You are now full stock/factory set.

emtee_skull said:
You install that using odin. Its a windows program. Download the file from the link you have. Download the pit file. Download droid charge drivers for windows.
Click the install instruction in my signature for a more detailed set. Thank chadness for it. It is a dated but once you learn it you will know what to change to use the updated stuff. Reading this post should answer a bunch of questions you will have after reading my abbreviated instructions.
Install drivers
Run odin
Put phone in download mode.
Connect phone via the usb cable it came with to the computer. USE a back usb port that's directly connected to the mother board. Odin display will change, text reading "com:something: with yellow background.
click the PIT button and navigate to that PIT file you downloaded.
click the PDA button and navigate to the EP4D stock you downloaded.
click Start, wait for it to finish.
let it reboot. You are now full stock/factory set.
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what button am I supposed to push to load the rom in odin?

please disregard

Here ya go guys........an odin tar of the ota UCLA3......android...2.3.6....
Im not responsible if you mess up while using odin..
MAKE SURE RE-PARTION IS NOT SELECTED.
Check "auto-reboot", and uncheck all other options.
•Click PDA and select the ucla3.tar.
3. Put your device into Download Mode:• Connect the USB cable to your PC, but NOT your device. • Remove the battery. • Reinsert the battery. • Hold down Volume Up and Volume Down keys. (NOTE: It may be just Vol Down. Try that first!) • Insert the USB cable into your device.
4. You should now be at Download Mode. Click Start in Odin.
Enjoy...
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Damn silver, somebody gonna have to stop you.
1.cwm flashable UCLA3 modem
2.cwm flashable UCLA3 kernal
3.cwm flashanle UCLA3 stock rom
4.UCLA3 Odin .tar
All in about a week
CAN WE GET THIS GUY A SKYROCKET! Its pretty obvious to me that silver is dedicated to the skyrocket and this community. Take some time to think about it. We will all benefit from it. We already are.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium

Wow, much respect indeed. So much hard work and he doesn't even have a Skyrocket?! Unreal. Thank you so much for all this.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using XDA App

Much thanks to silver
for all the work. I used the CWM flashable ROM/Kernel/Baseband mix but I'm curious as to what the advantages are of having this in an Odin'able TAR file?
I assume flashing this via Odin for those of us who are rooted would trigger the flash counter, correct?

d/l and giving it a go...will report back.

phillybits said:
for all the work. I used the CWM flashable ROM/Kernel/Baseband mix but I'm curious as to what the advantages are of having this in an Odin'able TAR file?
I assume flashing this via Odin for those of us who are rooted would trigger the flash counter, correct?
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I believe it would trip the counter, there's a kernal in it. The kernal trips the counter . The Odin .tar is best used to fix a softbrick. When download mode is the only thing you can access
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium

cdshepherd said:
I believe it would trip the counter, there's a kernal in it. The kernal trips the counter . The Odin .tar is best used to fix a softbrick. When download mode is the only thing you can access
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium
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doesnt really matter right? isnt warranty voided after the first count?

Yes, I suppose
panamakid said:
doesnt really matter right? isnt warranty voided after the first count?
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I suppose yes but that aside, the explanation about soft-bricking made sense.

phillybits said:
I suppose yes but that aside, the explanation about soft-bricking made sense.
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weird, I have my phone rooated with CWR but it still says samsung official...I guess I won't be flashing the Odin file =]

panamakid said:
weird, I have my phone rooated with CWR but it still says samsung official...I guess I won't be flashing the Odin file =]
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Have you ever flashed a kernal in Odin?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium

cdshepherd said:
Have you ever flashed a kernal in Odin?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium
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I flashed the CWR through odin (I thought it flashed a kernel also) since odin said 'Kernel' on the progress bar.

Ha, got me there LOL. Maybe its a stock kernal that trips the counter. Or maybe recovery has something to do with the kernal, but doesn't actually flash a new kernal. I dunno
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silver03wrx said:
Here ya go guys........an odin tar of the ota UCLA3......android...2.3.6....
Im not responsible if you mess up while using odin..
Place in pda section. ....MAKE SURE RE-PARTION IS NOT SELECTED.
Enjoy...
Link...http://norbarb.com/zips/silver/ucla3.tar.md5
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You rock!
So just to confirm the steps per http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342348:
1. Download the ucla3.tar
2. Run Odin3+v1.85.exe, and prepare Odin:
•Check "auto-reboot", and uncheck all other options.
•Click PDA and select the ucla3.tar.
3. Put your device into Download Mode:• Connect the USB cable to your PC, but NOT your device.
• Remove the battery.
• Reinsert the battery.
• Hold down Volume Up and Volume Down keys. (NOTE: It may be just Vol Down. Try that first!)
• Insert the USB cable into your device.
4. You should now be at Download Mode. Click Start in Odin.
I assume this will only work upgrading from ucla2?
Edit:
Why is the update so large? I thought the OTA update was only 25Mb?

There is no ucla2.....this should work no matter what u are running. It will wipe your phone out. And put u on ucla3 2.3.6

Yes that is correct may i copy your odin instructions and put in op so idont have to retype them?

silver03wrx said:
There is no ucla2.....this should work no matter what u are running. It will wipe your phone out. And put u on ucla3 2.3.6
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Sorry, I mean't to say UCKJ2 -> UCKJ3.
So is there an option to incrementally update a device instead of wiping the device ... ala the OTA update?
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silver03wrx said:
Yes that is correct may i copy your odin instructions and put in op so idont have to retype them?
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Great, you bet ... I just copied them from the other post and modified.

markber said:
You rock!
So just to confirm the steps per http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342348:
1. Download the ucla3.tar
2. Run Odin3+v1.85.exe, and prepare Odin:
•Check "auto-reboot", and uncheck all other options.
•Click PDA and select the ucla3.tar.
3. Put your device into Download Mode:• Connect the USB cable to your PC, but NOT your device.
• Remove the battery.
• Reinsert the battery.
• Hold down Volume Up and Volume Down keys. (NOTE: It may be just Vol Down. Try that first!)
• Insert the USB cable into your device.
4. You should now be at Download Mode. Click Start in Odin.
I assume this will only work upgrading from ucla2?
This will overwrite anything.
Edit:
Why is the update so large? I thought the OTA update was only 25Mb?
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It is the complete tar file after update, not just the update itself.

For some reason when I flash the .zip of the ota and use the kernal modem combo I lose my data connection even with the apn restore. So ill try this method and hopefully it will work.

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cdshepherd said:
Damn silver, somebody gonna have to stop you.
1.cwm flashable UCLA3 modem
2.cwm flashable UCLA3 kernal
3.cwm flashanle UCLA3 stock rom
4.UCLA3 Odin .tar
All in about a week
CAN WE GET THIS GUY A SKYROCKET! Its pretty obvious to me that silver is dedicated to the skyrocket and this community. Take some time to think about it. We will all benefit from it. We already are.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium
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Lol cd has been a key role in all of this. Since i have no skyrocet. With out him i would not have had any of the needed files. Hit his thanks please..

niezek said:
For some reason when I flash the .zip of the ota and use the kernal modem combo I lose my data connection even with the apn restore. So ill try this method and hopefully it will work.
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This is a bug in the ota. I discussed this. With mr johnsondr80.....and it may have something to do with.sammy/att removing ciq.. but i updated my op for the rom .with a method verified to be working..thanks doc

[Q] In need of assistance with ICS -> GB

I have searched but found no specific instructions on how to do this, other than use Odin and the firmware file from SamMobile.com. I have downloaded both of these but now I don't know what to do. I would greatly appreciate it if someone would give me the rest of the instructions. Thanks in advance.

follow this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342348
simply use the sammobile .tar instead of the k0nane listed in the thread.
Also...fyi: I just did this the other day...if you get lots of "force close" go to "settings"..."privacy"..."factory data rest"
that should get you back to stock...2.3.5
if you want to get back to 2.3.6, you can perform "software update" for OTA from ATT.
I was having lots of connectivity issues with ICS leaks, so I went back to GB too.

Thanks for the quick reply! Giving it a try now

bbackowski said:
follow this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1342348
simply use the sammobile .tar instead of the k0nane listed in the thread.
Also...fyi: I just did this the other day...if you get lots of "force close" go to "settings"..."privacy"..."factory data rest"
that should get you back to stock...2.3.5
if you want to get back to 2.3.6, you can perform "software update" for OTA from ATT.
I was having lots of connectivity issues with ICS leaks, so I went back to GB too.
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Thanks. I'm also going back to gb today cause of the threat of phones being bricked by theses leaks. I know our phone was not mentioned but it said possible others to. I just don't want to take that chance on bricking and having a very expensive paperweight.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium

Could you just use a nandroid backup to go back to GB? I'm thinking of going back to GB. The keyboard lag with Swype annoys me too much on ICS.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium

aceownstheworld said:
Could you just use a nandroid backup to go back to GB? I'm thinking of going back to GB. The keyboard lag with Swype annoys me too much on ICS.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium
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Yes
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The only issue with using the nandroid backup to go from ICS --> GB would be that the modem is not included in the backup, and therefore would not be restored. I'm not sure the ICS modems will work once the GB nandroid backup is restored.
If anyone can confirm or deny the above, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

If your concern is the bug reported in the ICS leaks then a full restore to GB would be what you want to do.
Use the Sammobile tar.
This thread (as previously pointed out) has the instructions for flashing the tar. You should read it completely.
This post in the thread explains that you have to extract the files from the zip you DL from Sammobile and then flash the file ending in .md5 with Odin. Partial quote:
vincom said:
this is the link for samsung officals tar, http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/ , create account and in search use i727 , u will have 2 search results, one is for att, one for rogers(i727r), it will be in a zip format, use 7zip to extract, u will have 2 files unzipped, one is the tar file with a md5 extension which u use with odin, the other is a dll which we dont need
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aceownstheworld said:
Could you just use a nandroid backup to go back to GB? I'm thinking of going back to GB. The keyboard lag with Swype annoys me too much on ICS. . . .
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Using a nandroid BU does not install all of the original files. As pointed out one thing not replaced by the nandroid is the radio. To get back completely to stock using the Sammobile tar and Odin appears to be the best way.

marvin02 said:
If your concern is the bug reported in the ICS leaks then a full restore to GB would be what you want to do.
Use the Sammobile tar.
This thread (as previously pointed out) has the instructions for flashing the tar. You should read it completely.
This post in the thread explains that you have to extract the files from the zip you DL from Sammobile and then flash the file ending in .md5 with Odin. Partial quote:
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Using a nandroid BU does not install all of the original files. As pointed out one thing not replaced by the nandroid is the radio. To get back completely to stock using the Sammobile tar and Odin appears to be the best way.
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Sammobile tar and Odin is what I did. Then flashed cwm touch and rooted. No problems at all. Restored apps and data with TB back to normal in 1 hour....
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using xda premium

Awesome! Glad to hear that!

Odin back to stock after rooting with OTA

How can I use Odin to go back to factory stock? I received the OTA for 4.1 JB and then rooted but now need to go back to stock. What is the safest way to do this? Can I just flash the latest build in Odin

kevman8396 said:
How can I use Odin to go back to factory stock? I received the OTA for 4.1 JB and then rooted but now need to go back to stock. What is the safest way to do this? Can I just flash the latest build in Odin
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Use the proper PIT file w/ Odin.
16GB SIII- http://invisiblek.chickenkiller.com/pits/sch-i535-16gb.pit
32GB SIII- http://invisiblek.chickenkiller.com/pits/sch-i535-32gb.pit
Then use this image where it says, "PDA."
http://goo.im/devs/invisiblek/i535/...535VZWALG1_743127_REV09_user_low_ship.tar.zip
This will bring you back to stock ICS with a locked bootloader, then check for updates under settings.

ForeverSupra said:
Use the proper PIT file w/ Odin.
16GB SIII- http://invisiblek.chickenkiller.com/pits/sch-i535-16gb.pit
32GB SIII- http://invisiblek.chickenkiller.com/pits/sch-i535-32gb.pit
Then use this image where it says, "PDA."
http://goo.im/devs/invisiblek/i535/...535VZWALG1_743127_REV09_user_low_ship.tar.zip
This will bring you back to stock ICS with a locked bootloader, then check for updates under settings.
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DON'T DO THIS!
Follow section 5 of the guide linked below. There is no need for the pit files and that isn't the latest stock ROM, but I'm confused if you took the ota your sick already.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28530394
If I helped you in some way.... pass on the favor and help the next person!

ForeverSupra said:
Use the proper PIT file w/ Odin.
16GB SIII- http://invisiblek.chickenkiller.com/pits/sch-i535-16gb.pit
32GB SIII- http://invisiblek.chickenkiller.com/pits/sch-i535-32gb.pit
Then use this image where it says, "PDA."
http://goo.im/devs/invisiblek/i535/...535VZWALG1_743127_REV09_user_low_ship.tar.zip
This will bring you back to stock ICS with a locked bootloader, then check for updates under settings.
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So use ODIN twice. Once with .pit and the second with the.tar

kevman8396 said:
So use ODIN twice. Once with .pit and the second with the.tar
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No use them together, the PIT goes where it says PIT and the image goes where it says PDA. I dont know why the dude above is tripping, relax.

ForeverSupra said:
No use them together, the PIT goes where it says PIT and the image goes where it says PDA. I dont know why the dude above is tripping, relax.
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I'm helping him out you're giving him out dated firmware and unnecessary flashing that just leaves more chance for error. To restore to stock is a simple one file flash there is no need for pit or using old stuff and taking the ota again. But OP do whatever you want
If I helped you in some way.... pass on the favor and help the next person!

kintwofan said:
I'm helping him out you're giving him out dated firmware and unnecessary flashing that just leaves more chance for error. To restore to stock is a simple one file flash there is no need for pit or using old stuff and taking the ota again. But OP do whatever you want
If I helped you in some way.... pass on the favor and help the next person!
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Righttt.

ForeverSupra said:
Righttt.
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Not sure what you're saying. Everybody else is running BLK3 JB, but like I said y'all do what you want. I'm a fan of as little steps as possible to eliminate errors and everybody I've helped un brick their phone have followed that guide I just linked with zero problems. Actually you're the first person I've seen recommend the pit except in my old droid charge.
If I helped you in some way.... pass on the favor and help the next person!

kintwofan said:
Not sure what you're saying. Everybody else is running BLK3 JB, but like I said y'all do what you want. I'm a fan of as little steps as possible to eliminate errors and everybody I've helped un brick their phone have followed that guide I just linked with zero problems. Actually you're the first person I've seen recommend the pit except in my old droid charge.
If I helped you in some way.... pass on the favor and help the next person!
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I just want to odin back to factory settings but I rooted again after i took the recent JB 4.1 OTA and want to make sure I use the correct file in Odin

kevman8396 said:
I just want to odin back to factory settings but I rooted again after i took the recent JB 4.1 OTA and want to make sure I use the correct file in Odin
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If you are trying to stay stock then use this Jelly Bean image like the person above mentioned. I found it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2035321
If you are going to ROOT again then use what I told you above (its ICS.) Then use this software to root your device. (Dont take the JB OTA.) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1792342
Rooting ICS is quicker then JB. Lol.

ForeverSupra said:
If you are trying to stay stock then use this Jelly Bean image like the person above mentioned. I found it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2035321
If you are going to ROOT again then use what I told you above (its ICS.) Then use this software to root your device. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1792342
Rooting ICS is quicker then JB. Lol.
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ICS is easier to root for sure!
To the op If you just want to un root and that's all you did was root then go into the super su app and under settings there is a full unroot option.
By the way still don't need the pit that link I posted had the latest ICS build as well.
Hey Supra that link you gave is correct, but I would recommend using droid styles n the future because it gives steps. So when helping new people they will have full proof step by step instructions. By the way I really how you actually own a Supra... That's one had ride!
If I helped you in some way.... pass on the favor and help the next person!

Sorry guy, didnt know there was a JB Odin image at first. I always use a PIT when reverting back to stock, look at the link you posted.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28530394
"Pit file - This is a type of file used with Odin when returning your phone to stock. There is a "Pit" button on Odin you can push to enter the pit file you wish to use. An example of a pit file that you will probably use is Atlas_v2.2.pit. To return to stock, you would use a pit file along with a stock ROM, putting both into Odin at the same time. Droidstyle's guide provides detailed instructions."
Lol, I dont own a Supra but I'm a huge fan and known a couple people with built ones pushing over 1000HP. Its just WAY to expensive. I'd rather buy the 2JZGTE engine and drop it into another car. Supra power .