Xda-developers Samsung Galaxy S III Mini Galaxy S III Mini Android Development [GALAXY S3 MINI TOOLKIT V3 Drivers, Backup, Root, CWM, TWRP, Flash, + MORE by mskip XDA Developers was founded by developers, for developers. Here’s Windows drivers needed for using ODIN or ADB with the Samsung Galaxy S3. Works for all Galaxy S3 models including GT-i9300, GT-i9305, AT&T SGH-i747, T-Mobile SGH-T999, Sprint SPH-L720, Verizon SCH-i535, Canadian SGH-i747M, US Cellular SCH-R530, MetroPCS SCH-R530M, Cricket SCH-R530C, and even Galaxy Mini GT-i8190/GT-i8190N.
Help me I can't find my build in the Model Selection Screen The Toolkit includes a selection of Insecure Boot Images to cover all the different builds available. As there are very many different builds it is impossible to include an image for every single build but some builds share the same Boot Image. If you have a build that isnt listed on the Model Selection Screen you can therefore use a similar build. The best way to go is up to the next available build as it should offer more compatibility with the build you are using but if that isn't available then try the next build below your one as it should still be almost identical as long as it is the same version (ie.
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The Model Selection Screen is there so that if a task in the ToolKit requires an insecure kernel [to perform adb root commands] and your phone doesnt already include one, a compatible boot image [with an insecure kernel included] can be flashed to provide adb root access. If you have a Custom Rom flashed to your phone then it will most probably have an insecure kernel included so it doesn't really matter if your build is not listed on the Model Selection Screen and when asked [by certain functions] if you have an insecure kernel on your phone you can answer 'yes'. However if the function fails then your kernel may not be insecure in which case you can flash one from the ToolKit. If you need to do this make sure the right build [or closest available build] is set so you flash the right image for your phone. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q.
What is ADB Shell? Adb shell is a linux command line tool (because android is based on linux) used to send commands to your android device. For S-ON devices, this is crucial for modifying files in the /system partition (where the rom sits) as you cannot modify anything in /system when the rom is running without S-OFF like removing system apps. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q. Why do I need to back up my IMEI/EFS and how do I do it?
There well protected section of your device that is virtually immune to any kind of flashing and manipulation (unless of course you know how to access it). This part of the device contains information such as IMEI (or MEID and ESN in the case of CDMA devices), programming parameters for the device such as your account information (phone number, etc), data provisioning parameters, and a whole bunch of other things that, when not handled properly, can render a device completely useless. All of these are contained in the infamous EFS folder. If anything messes with your EFS folder, unlike flashing a device (which could potentially lead to bricks as well) it could render your device completely useless as it will no longer be recognized by your carrier. If you are not planning on flashing anything to your device and want to stay on pure Stock then you may never have any problems but it is still advisable to backup this information just in case (better to be safe than sorry). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q. Does flashing a custom image increase my flash counter?
Any image that is flashed via Odin that has been modified will increase the flash counter that can be viewed in the Download Mode on your device (if booted by holding the Volume Down, Home and Power buttons). You can reset the flash counter using an app by Chainfire called Triangles Away and can find instructions on how to use that in the Downloads section in the Toolkit. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q. Will flashing Stock ROM via odin using the toolkit replace everything that was flashed before? Yes a Stock Image flashed via Odin will replace all your key partitions (boot, recovery, system) with the stock firmware. If you want to reset the phone back to an 'out of the box' state then you want to enter recovery and do a wipe first which will reformat your userdata partition. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q.