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Flash Galaxy Tab 10.1 p7510 wifi with Heimdall on OSX
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| Didn't find any instructions on how to get ClockworkMod onto my Galaxy Tab 10.1 p7510 (wifi only) which already had ICS. Seemed like the old option to boot an update.zip from the root dir was removed when I updated from Honeycomb. So I used Heimdall to flash it with the latest ClockworkMod. | |
| 1. Download latest heimdall from: http://www.glassechidna.com.au/products/heimdall/ | |
| I used 1.4.0 for Mac OSX. The install script will add it to PATH so you can use it from anywhere in the terminal. | |
| 2. Download latest ClockworkMod from: http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager | |
| Scroll down to "Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Wifi)" and get the recovery image. Nevermind the touch recovery. | |
| I used http://download2.clockworkmod.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-6.0.3.1-p4wifi.img | |
| 3. Boot the tablet into Download mode. | |
| Hold down power and volume up at the same time until the tablet starts and shows two options. Choose the download option and confirm with volume button. Plug the tab in to the computer. The output on the tablet screen should say something like "Odin3 yadda yadda" | |
| 4. Before flashing the clockwork image you need to know what partition name the recovery image has. | |
| Run "heimdall print-pit --verbose" from the terminal and find the partion name for the recovery.img. (Mine was "SOS") | |
| Heimdall should give you a wall of output and you're looking for this: | |
| --- Entry #7 --- | |
| Binary Type: 0 (AP) | |
| Device Type: 2 (MMC) | |
| Identifier: 8 | |
| Attributes: 1 (Read/Write) | |
| Update Attributes: 0 | |
| Partition Block Size/Offset: 512 | |
| Partition Block Count: 10 | |
| File Offset (Obsolete): 0 | |
| File Size (Obsolete): 0 | |
| Partition Name: SOS | |
| Flash Filename: recovery.img | |
| FOTA Filename: | |
| 5. To do the actual flashing run: heimdall flash --SOS recovery-clockwork-6.0.3.1-p4wifi.img | |
| The --SOS flag might be something else on other tablets. See step 4. | |
| When its done just reboot the tablet into recovery mode. To root and run Cyanogen images and stuff there are plenty of guides around. | |
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