Developer Chainfire Publishes Preview Release Of FlashFire

[Tig Bitties]

Developer Chainfire Publishes Preview Release Of FlashFire, A 'Spiritual Successor' To Mobile ODIN
http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/0...ashfire-a-spiritual-successor-to-mobile-odin/

Pretty big news here for us Android geeks, this sounds really interesting;

Chainfire, the developer behind SuperSU as well as many other popular apps and mods, has published FlashFire, which he dubs the "spiritual successor" of Mobile ODIN. FlashFire is, as the name might suggest, a tool for flashing ROMs, kernels, and mods without the need for a custom recovery. It could (upon stable release) make these tasks, which generally involve a lot of button pressing and a little elbow grease, drastically simpler.

 

[MRU]

Wow, that would be awesome.

 

[jamezr]

Developer Chainfire Publishes Preview Release Of FlashFire, A 'Spiritual Successor' To Mobile ODIN
http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/0...ashfire-a-spiritual-successor-to-mobile-odin/

Pretty big news here for us Android geeks, this sounds really interesting;

Chainfire, the developer behind SuperSU as well as many other popular apps and mods, has published FlashFire, which he dubs the "spiritual successor" of Mobile ODIN. FlashFire is, as the name might suggest, a tool for flashing ROMs, kernels, and mods without the need for a custom recovery. It could (upon stable release) make these tasks, which generally involve a lot of button pressing and a little elbow grease, drastically simpler.

Nice! It would only work on phones that have a unlocked bootloader and was rooted.

 

[spinedoc77]

I wonder what it streamlines, using Odin seems pretty simple as it is.