Download & Install Odin (Jdoin3) For MAC OSX

This guide will teach you How to Download & Install Odin (Jdoin3) For MAC OSX.AS you guys know Odin 3 is an official Samsung Flashing to made for Windows operating system, but now you can install it on your Mac OSX.Just follow the guide below to Install Odin (Jdoin3) For MAC.

What is Odin?

Odin3 is Samsung’s Official tool for flashing firmware, recoveries, bootloaders or modem files on Samsung Galaxy device.You can unbrick, unroot and return back to stock firmware using this simple flashing tool.The tool actually becomes handy when your device is soft-bricked and you can’t find a way to fix it. By flashing stock firmware using Odin3, you can restore your device to complete stock firmware.This is one of the most important and recommended tools for all Samsung android users.

Thanks to famous XDA developer Adam Outler, who  has ported Odin3 to MAC and named it as JOdin3. JOdin3 works with Heimdell, that was previously available for MAC, but now users can do their tasks much more easily using JOdin3.Now you can easily Download & Install Odin (Jdoin3) For MAC OSX.The installation process is very simple, safe and easy

→Follow the guide below to Download & Install Odin (Jdoin3) For MAC OSX

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Important Read:

You can’t flash large files with JOdin3 like flashing the firmware files.

Pre-Requirements:

  1. Must Install the latest version of Java on your MAC OSX from here.
  2. Download and install Heimdall on your MAC OSX from here.
  3. Make sure that you do not have Samsung Kies installed on your MacBook.
  4. Connect your device with MacBook via USB cable.
  5. Remove the Samsung Kies from your MacBook if you’ve already installed.
  6. Enable USB Debugging Mode on your Samsung device form Settings > Developer Options.

Download & Install Odin (Jdoin3) For MAC OSX (Direct Links)

Download the offline Latest version of JOdin3 [icon name=”play-circle-o” class=”” unprefixed_class=””]

Access the online JOdin3 on your MacBook

Note

There are two ways to use JOdin3 flashing tool on MAC OSX, one is to download the offline version and other is to use it online.

How to Use Odin (Jdoin3) On MAC OSX

Install Odin (Jdoin3) For MAC OSX

  • First of all, download the offline version of JOdin3 or access the online JOdin3 on your MacBook. (Link in the download section)
  • Open the jOdin 3 (Offline or Online) then Tap on “PDA” tab.
  • After that Navigate to the required .tar.md5 file which you want to flash on your Samsung Android device
  • Now boot your Samsung device into download mode

Bootloader Mode:→Press and Hold the Power + Volume Down + Home buttons altogether and plug it to MacBook using USB cable.

  • Then just Uncheck all the options in JOdin3 except Auto-Reboot option.
  • Now Click the “Start” button now, JOdin3 will ask you for PIT file of your device. All the tool to obtain this file for you.
  • Then Just follow the on-screen instructions
  • Once Flashing is done, your Samsung device will automatically reboot
  • Done!!! Enjoy
Dibyashree Sharma
Dibyashree Sharma
Dibyashree Sharma graduated in Computer Science from NIT Rourkela. For the past eight years, she has been blogging about Android, which she is really passionate about. She has built a good reputation as a reliable source. Away from the digital sphere, Dibyashree enjoys playing tennis, a sport she is as passionate about as she is about technology.

Comments (10)

  1. Impossible to download Odin for Mac. Nobody´s seems to be hosting the files and everything is ads. Where can I actually find it?

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  2. I was able to download JOdin3 and that seems to work fine. But for the life of me I can’t find any .tar.md5. Where are these files? I’ve tried to download roms but they all seem to be exec files for windows and I can’t find a .tar.md5 file ANYWHERE. I’m just trying to upgrade my galaxy s2 SGH-T989 to at least 4.4.4 or higher. Please help. Your primer is very nice with that one exception.

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  3. Unortunately Heimdall doesn’t work on the last few versions of macOS and JOdin3 doesn’t seem to like contemporary versions of Java either. It appears that all of the Samsung flashing tools have been abandoned for quite some time. It’s too bad, I have Galaxy Tab that supports Android 7.1, but it’s stuck on 6.0 because it came from AT&T and they stopped updating it at that point. I was hoping to flash it, but alas…

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