I am worried even if I can get past that point, perhaps Heimdall wasn't made for non-USA phones. Would you agree that Zadig is at fault here? And if so, should I be contacting them? I went and even downloaded the 2.4 version of Zadig. After installing any of the Zadig drivers though, it's all jacked up, and is something like 0000:0002. The first Gadget Serial in Zadig shows as using the dg_ssudbus (v2.12.4.0) driver with a USB ID of 04E8:685D. I try using Zadig to install the driver on the other device, which is listed as Modem, but installation always fails. I attempt to dump the PIT using Heimdall and it fails.

VEN_0000&PID_0002 or something along those lines. I go to device manager, and the device driver clearly is not properly installed. Whenever I attempt to install the driver using Zadig, I pick Gadget Serial, install the driver, I have to restart the phone into download mode, but now the first Gadget Serial never shows in Zadig, and Windows throws an error message about an unknown descriptor. I'm following the instructions in the cyanogenmod wiki for -InstallCMfori9100- and I'm stuck at step 5 of the installation of custom recovery on my S2. The American version uses the msm8960 Snapdragon I believe. Heimdall Error: Claiming interface failed Some expert should pls help us out here. The Canadian model of this Samsung Galaxy S7 (XAC (unlocked)) uses the Exynos M1 Mongoose for the CPU. The problem occurs when I try to install any of the various usb drivers and I believe I know why. I am simply trying to download the PIT file. I've tried this on two laptops, one that is a business grade laptop with a USB 3.0 port, and the other that is a consumer grade laptop with USB 2.0 ports.

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