Hello guys! Gusto ko sanang eshare tong mga stock rom na napulot ko 
if magkaproblema unit nyo pwede yong eflash
Stock Rom / Firmware Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime SM-G610Y Android 6.0.1 Mashmallow (Philippines)
Model SM-G610Y
Region Philippines
Language Multi Language
Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow
Clean Operator (no logo, carrier apps)
Size 1.68 GB
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Model / Model SM-G610F
Region / Country / Country South Africa
Language / Language Multi Language / Language
Version of Android 7.0 Nougat
Operator / Operator Clean (no logo, carrier apps)
PDA G610FDDU1BQJ7
CSC G610FOJV1BQJ7
Product code XFE
Build Date Thu, 26 Oct 2017
Security ρá†ch Level 2017-08-01
Size / Size 2 GB
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Using Mobile Odin to flash your Samsung device
Every time you change a stock rom, or install a mod via Odin on your PC,
there is a binary counter in the apparatus that changes and increases the count,
thus showing that there has been some change in your device and invalidating your warranty.
This counter can be zeroed using an application called You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. ,
but despite being functional, comes a beautiful message from the developer:
" THIS IS A DANGEROUS OPERATION AND COULD POTENTIALLY BRICK YOUR DEVICE. PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK. USB JIG IS PREFERRED IF YOU HAVE A WORKING ONE. "
So, it's clear that although it works, you run the risk of throwing your device in the trash, or having to learn to work with Jig and resistors. However, we have a great way out of this, You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. (only with root). This app offers all the features of your Odin on the PC, however with a huge advantage, installs .zip files (mods, custom roms) and does not change its binary counter for Roms Stock.
But someone might ask, "But in order to use Mobile Odin, do not you have to have root? And does not this increase the meter? " Yes, you need root, and yes, it will change your counter doing root. But what is safer and more practical: Zero the counter once to do root, and then change as many times as you want the roms, kernels and mods, or simply every time you change something via Odin PC have to reset the meter of the device ?
In addition to the advantage of not zeroing the counter, the mobile odin still brings something much better, convenience and ease. The entire process can be done right through your device, you do not need PCs around at all, and even being .zip files that would be installed via CWM, the mobile odin can be faster in selecting and applying.
Summing up? The Mobile Odin is the best way out, for those who love to flash something on their handset, like me ... then, hands down !!
Well, doing a rom or kernel exchange via mobile odin is very simple, so come on.
If you wanted to install a stock rom:
1 - Open the mobile odin and select the "Open File"
2 - Locate and select the rom
3 - Check all the options in "Everroot" and "Wipe"
4 - Click the option "Flash Firmware", and wait for your device to restart.
If you wanted to change install a custom rom or mod:
1 - Open the mobile odin and select the "OTA / ZIP Update" option
2 - Locate and select the file
3 - If it is a new rom mark all the options in "Wipe", if it is a mod, just check the "Wipe Dalvik Cache"
4 - Click the option "Flash Firmware", and wait for your device to restart.
Comments:
1 - If you want to change a Kernel or Recovery that are in .tar select the corresponding option in the program, and then click Flash Firmware. If they are in .zip, select the option OTA / Update ZIP and then click Flash firmware.
2 - When opening the mobile odin for the first time, it asks you to download a file, just confirm that the app shows the correct model of your device.
3 - You are not required to do wipe data, but it is always safer, and decreased the chances of your device crashing at boot, or having multiple errors after reboot.
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- iCodix
if magkaproblema unit nyo pwede yong eflash Stock Rom / Firmware Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime SM-G610Y Android 6.0.1 Mashmallow (Philippines)
Model SM-G610Y
Region Philippines
Language Multi Language
Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow
Clean Operator (no logo, carrier apps)
Size 1.68 GB
Download Link : You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = == = = =
Model / Model SM-G610F
Region / Country / Country South Africa
Language / Language Multi Language / Language
Version of Android 7.0 Nougat
Operator / Operator Clean (no logo, carrier apps)
PDA G610FDDU1BQJ7
CSC G610FOJV1BQJ7
Product code XFE
Build Date Thu, 26 Oct 2017
Security ρá†ch Level 2017-08-01
Size / Size 2 GB
Download Link : You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
Using Mobile Odin to flash your Samsung device
Every time you change a stock rom, or install a mod via Odin on your PC,
there is a binary counter in the apparatus that changes and increases the count,
thus showing that there has been some change in your device and invalidating your warranty.
This counter can be zeroed using an application called You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. ,
but despite being functional, comes a beautiful message from the developer:
" THIS IS A DANGEROUS OPERATION AND COULD POTENTIALLY BRICK YOUR DEVICE. PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK. USB JIG IS PREFERRED IF YOU HAVE A WORKING ONE. "
So, it's clear that although it works, you run the risk of throwing your device in the trash, or having to learn to work with Jig and resistors. However, we have a great way out of this, You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now. (only with root). This app offers all the features of your Odin on the PC, however with a huge advantage, installs .zip files (mods, custom roms) and does not change its binary counter for Roms Stock.
But someone might ask, "But in order to use Mobile Odin, do not you have to have root? And does not this increase the meter? " Yes, you need root, and yes, it will change your counter doing root. But what is safer and more practical: Zero the counter once to do root, and then change as many times as you want the roms, kernels and mods, or simply every time you change something via Odin PC have to reset the meter of the device ?
In addition to the advantage of not zeroing the counter, the mobile odin still brings something much better, convenience and ease. The entire process can be done right through your device, you do not need PCs around at all, and even being .zip files that would be installed via CWM, the mobile odin can be faster in selecting and applying.
Summing up? The Mobile Odin is the best way out, for those who love to flash something on their handset, like me ... then, hands down !!
Well, doing a rom or kernel exchange via mobile odin is very simple, so come on.
If you wanted to install a stock rom:
1 - Open the mobile odin and select the "Open File"
2 - Locate and select the rom
3 - Check all the options in "Everroot" and "Wipe"
4 - Click the option "Flash Firmware", and wait for your device to restart.
If you wanted to change install a custom rom or mod:
1 - Open the mobile odin and select the "OTA / ZIP Update" option
2 - Locate and select the file
3 - If it is a new rom mark all the options in "Wipe", if it is a mod, just check the "Wipe Dalvik Cache"
4 - Click the option "Flash Firmware", and wait for your device to restart.
Comments:
1 - If you want to change a Kernel or Recovery that are in .tar select the corresponding option in the program, and then click Flash Firmware. If they are in .zip, select the option OTA / Update ZIP and then click Flash firmware.
2 - When opening the mobile odin for the first time, it asks you to download a file, just confirm that the app shows the correct model of your device.
3 - You are not required to do wipe data, but it is always safer, and decreased the chances of your device crashing at boot, or having multiple errors after reboot.
Like & Share!
- iCodix