Converting Image Files to Odin Files
1. Head over to the XDA Forums and download the script which is attached in the first post. It is a small script and won’t take too long to download.
2. Once you have downloaded the script, put it on your desktop for easy access. Extract files from the script archive and put all of its files on your desktop.
3. Now copy the image file that you want to convert to the Odin flashable over to your desktop. Make sure it ends with .img extension, otherwise it will not work.
4. After you have placed the image file on your desktop, double-click on the “ImgToTar.MD5.bat” file. It should launch the tool for the conversion process.
5. It will do everything on its own, so there’s no user-interaction required. Just wait for it to finish the conversion.
6. When the Odin file is ready, the CMD window will close and you should be able to see the newly created file on your desktop.
7. That is the file you can now use with Odin to flash on your Samsung device.
Conclusion
Often the files that a user needs come in different formats, and it becomes necessary to convert such files to a supported format. The procedure above is all about converting such useful files, and to make them work with the tools that users use in their day-to-day life.
1. Head over to the XDA Forums and download the script which is attached in the first post. It is a small script and won’t take too long to download.
2. Once you have downloaded the script, put it on your desktop for easy access. Extract files from the script archive and put all of its files on your desktop.
3. Now copy the image file that you want to convert to the Odin flashable over to your desktop. Make sure it ends with .img extension, otherwise it will not work.
4. After you have placed the image file on your desktop, double-click on the “ImgToTar.MD5.bat” file. It should launch the tool for the conversion process.
5. It will do everything on its own, so there’s no user-interaction required. Just wait for it to finish the conversion.
6. When the Odin file is ready, the CMD window will close and you should be able to see the newly created file on your desktop.
7. That is the file you can now use with Odin to flash on your Samsung device.
Conclusion
Often the files that a user needs come in different formats, and it becomes necessary to convert such files to a supported format. The procedure above is all about converting such useful files, and to make them work with the tools that users use in their day-to-day life.
