I was following the guide from this thread http://androidforums.com/galaxy-s2-t-mobile-all-things-root/627099-guide-root-rom-sgh-t989.html.
The phone came with 4.1.2; so instead of ClockWorkMod, I downloaded TWRP. Installed Kies, all the drivers were installed as well. After the drivers were installed, I uninstalled Kies after this because it can supposedly conflict with Odin. I put the root superuser file in my sdcard. Finally, I went into download mode and was about to press Start in Odin(and yes the 0:[COM4] bar was yellow just like in the guide). When I pressed start, Odin got stuck at <OSM>Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..
<OSM>Please wait..
I know that it said not to unplug the cable but considering the program went into a Not Responding state and stayed like that for half an hour, I closed Odin by force and unplugged the cable. I tried it again and the same thing happened. Here is a picture of the part where it gets stuck at.
I have tried it in different USB ports, different USBs altogether, and on another computer entirely. I've been googling and googling for the past 5 hours and am just about ready to blow my brains out lol. Please help. Oh and there's nothing "brickish" about the phone after all this, it turns on, does everything it's supposed to.
Thank you.
The phone came with 4.1.2; so instead of ClockWorkMod, I downloaded TWRP. Installed Kies, all the drivers were installed as well. After the drivers were installed, I uninstalled Kies after this because it can supposedly conflict with Odin. I put the root superuser file in my sdcard. Finally, I went into download mode and was about to press Start in Odin(and yes the 0:[COM4] bar was yellow just like in the guide). When I pressed start, Odin got stuck at <OSM>Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..
<OSM>Please wait..
I know that it said not to unplug the cable but considering the program went into a Not Responding state and stayed like that for half an hour, I closed Odin by force and unplugged the cable. I tried it again and the same thing happened. Here is a picture of the part where it gets stuck at.
I have tried it in different USB ports, different USBs altogether, and on another computer entirely. I've been googling and googling for the past 5 hours and am just about ready to blow my brains out lol. Please help. Oh and there's nothing "brickish" about the phone after all this, it turns on, does everything it's supposed to.
Thank you.
