I've managed to loose alll the data on my internal SD Card now... I can't get it to reboot into recovery or into the normal boot. How can I get it back to a stage where I can boot it normally? I tried to wipe the data partition and then sideload a ROM.. which failed because it said update.zip wasn't available... did a reboot and now it won't go anywhere at all..HEELLPPP
Try it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2507403
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I grabbed that... The data on the phone is all gone.. so what I had to do was put the ROM (echoe) onto a Micro SD card and load it that way... It has loaded it says successfully however it just sits at the loading screen and never seems to go past that...so I tried using the ZIP file for the boot loop like was suggested.. but it seems to be doing the same thing... stuck on the loading screen... not rebooting... just sitting there playing the animation in its correct loop.
I tried using adb logcat but its not getting to the point that logcat can even see the USB device I'm not sure what else I can do?
Can do download mode and use Odin to flash stock rom?
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jon3sh said:
Can do download mode and use Odin to flash stock rom?
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Been trying hard to find a stock om for Telstra... can't find one anywhere so far.. I have ODIN here ready to go though
What is the exact model of your phone?
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What is the exact model of your phone?
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SM-9005
I saw your firmware @ Sammobile and they have MI7 for your model and carrier.
I just tried using the Sprint AP and CSC file and it said "FAIL!" and now I can't get to CWM or anything.. The only thing is says when trying to go to recovery is Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies & try again.
I don't know the exact model of the phone as I can't get to any place I'd normally know how to view it as there is no OS
Take the battery out and little stick at back of the phone or check the sticker on the box if you still have it.
I just had a look on sammobile.. and did a search for SM-9005 and got no results at all :\ There's also nothing in the latest firmware.. Am I looking in the wrong spot? http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/
You will need to look under firmwares and look up your model. Im not sure if it will let you download unless you signed in. If not just register its free.
There seems to be everything BUT Australia or Telstra :'(
Its there
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kewl.. found it...wasn't quite where I was expecting to find the searching tool.. I did a search for 5009 and everything but Australia came up.. then I found that pare you suggested.. however samsung decided to put it on hotfile.. didn't quite have 4.5 hours left at work to wait to download it.. cost me $9... better hope this works..
phoniclynx said:
I just had a look on sammobile.. and did a search for SM-9005 and got no results at all :\ There's also nothing in the latest firmware.. Am I looking in the wrong spot? http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/
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SM-N9005 - you forgot the N in the model, probably why it hasn't shown up dude.
It is there though.
Glad you found it.
OK i've got the file from sammobile.. its "N9005XXUBMI7_N9005TELBMI2_N9005XXUBMI6_HOME.tar.md5" .. what do I do with this? or do I use "N9005XXUBMI7_N9005TELBMI2_TEL.zip" if so? how do I apply it?
Using Odin3 I get this happen:
<ID:0/009> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/009> Initialzation..
<ID:0/009> Set PIT file..
<ID:0/009> DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET!!
<ID:0/009> Can't open the specified file. (Line: 1992)
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
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I need the PIT file for GT-N8010 16GB model.
Thank you.
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Nobody
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CuBz90 said:
Nobody
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Unselect repartition and try again without .pit
legion1911 said:
Unselect repartition and try again without .pit
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Tried that with no luck.
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Use the odin version and odin manual you find here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2104988
I'll take a look. Thanks
I've noticed that from recovery, when I choose to reboot into Bootloader, I get the fuzzy screen continuously.
What is rebooting to the bootloader supposed to look like?
CuBz90 said:
I've noticed that from recovery, when I choose to reboot into Bootloader, I get the fuzzy screen continuously.
What is rebooting to the bootloader supposed to look like?
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The original recovery has no "reboot into bootloader" option.
Dude... use a stock samsung rom, use the odin I give on that page and use odin as written in the manual you find there.
legion1911 said:
The original recovery has no "reboot into bootloader" option.
Dude... use a stock samsung rom, use the odin I give on that page and use odin as written in the manual you find there.
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Ok, i'll give that a try now. I didn't know it had to be a certain version of Odin.
Thanks
Still no luck.
Looks like it's stuck like that.
Thanks for your help anyway.
I've also noticed that after flashing stock firmware via Odin, the phone stays stuck on the bootloader, unless I do a factory reset in recovery.
EDIT: I've also just noticed that according to the link below, I am flashing the wrong firmware, but I downloaded the UK stock N8010 firmware from Sammobile. Strange.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2016792
Still no luck. I guess I'll have o cope with it for now. I'll eventually send it to get fixed.
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Pit file makers wanted!!!
CuBz90 said:
Still no luck. I guess I'll have o cope with it for now. I'll eventually send it to get fixed.
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What did you do?
CuBz90 said:
I need the PIT file for GT-N8010 16GB model.
Thank you.
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You can look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2268735
You can use my batch file N8000_SaveMyPitfile.zip or N8020_SaveMyPitfile and send me or post the pit file result for control.
As you can see the batch make only a copy of a little portion memory of N8010
So i can verify it (if it is completed for ex.) post it as regular n8010 pit file and post new batch for save my pit file of N8010 16GB!
If you still need the pitfile, I've ordered a red note 10.1 wifi only 16gb. (which is the n8010, I think)
It will arrive this Friday or Saturday; if I'm at home to open the door, that is.
So it might be Monday or later (I'll try to keep you posted)
I'll install a custom recovery and get root anyway. (Is there TWRP for it?)
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awesomefireduck said:
If you still need the pitfile, I've ordered a red note 10.1 wifi only 16gb. (which is the n8010, I think)
It will arrive this Friday or Saturday; if I'm at home to open the door, that is.
So it might be Monday or later (I'll try to keep you posted)
I'll install a custom recovery and get root anyway. (Is there TWRP for it?)
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If so you would be my hero. :good:
Somehow I have broken my GT-N8010 a few days ago and I've been trying to find a pit file since that day, so I would need this pit file too, please.
Regarding your question about TWRP: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2133920
What version of Odin have you tried?
Actually, you do not need a pit.
Please boot into recovery (Vol-Up + Power + Home) and tell me what your CSC is.
tweetatoo said:
What version of Odin have you tried?
Actually, you do not need a pit.
Please boot into recovery (Vol-Up + Power + Home) and tell me what your CSC is.
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I'm currently at work, but will have a look when I'm at home.
But as far as I found out, an update via PDA File from Samsung (Stock FW) didn't change anything.
Also all tips on other threads:
- Wipe data /Cache, Dalvic Cache, System and so on changed nothing.
It freezes at the Boot Image "Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1"
Best Regards
tweetatoo said:
What version of Odin have you tried?
Actually, you do not need a pit.
Please boot into recovery (Vol-Up + Power + Home) and tell me what your CSC is.
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actual CSC is : Any
Odin version i used was: V1.85
I also tried with odin version V3.07 but no success
here it is
GenMcMayr said:
If so you would be my hero. :good:
Somehow I have broken my GT-N8010 a few days ago and I've been trying to find a pit file since that day, so I would need this pit file too, please.
Regarding your question about TWRP: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2133920
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This should be it...
Hello guys,
I am a S4 owner, coming from a rooted S3 with custom roms. I am trying to root my brand new S4 but there's an issue whenever i try to flash the CF-Auto Root, i get the following error <ID:0/003> There is no PIT partitionand FAILED on Odin.
The phone is not soft-bricked, as I can perfectly boot it up.
I don't know what i'm supposed to do, i am still on the official samsung stock firmware, i tried flashing CWM Recovery before rooting and after going into recovery mode I remembered that you can't have a custom recovery without rooting first. Did flashing CWM mess something up and it's causing me to get that FAIL on Odin?
Cheers.
Alphadan said:
Hello guys,
I am a S4 owner, coming from a rooted S3 with custom roms. I am trying to root my brand new S4 but there's an issue whenever i try to flash the CF-Auto Root, i get the following error <ID:0/003> There is no PIT partitionand FAILED on Odin.
The phone is not soft-bricked, as I can perfectly boot it up.
I don't know what i'm supposed to do, i am still on the official samsung stock firmware, i tried flashing CWM Recovery before rooting and after going into recovery mode I remembered that you can't have a custom recovery without rooting first. Did flashing CWM mess something up and it's causing me to get that FAIL on Odin?
Cheers.
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You w need to find a pit file for your phone then flash the pit file along with cf-auto root.
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squabbi said:
You w need to find a pit file for your phone then flash the pit file along with cf-auto root.
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WOW, THANKS A LOT, YOU BRICKED MY PHONE
Now i have a "firmware upgrade encoutered an issue" error.
Alphadan said:
Will that format my phone or anything?
Cheers.
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I'm not too sure as to what happens, you might need to have a look through the forums for clarity. Sorry but I can only get you started. :3
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squabbi said:
I'm not too sure as to what happens, you might need to have a look through the forums for clarity. Sorry but I can only get you started. :3
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Seriuosly, you did not help me at all, my phone is not kind of bricked.
Alphadan said:
Seriuosly, you did not help me at all, my phone is not kind of bricked.
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Well, geez. I didn't say you had a bricked phone. Well have a look. I'm sure there is a pit file on xda, and I'm sure there are instructions somewhere.
This hasn't happened to me personally, but I've given you the basics of what I know.
If you don't want my help just tell me, but this is a forum for helping others and that is what in doing.
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squabbi said:
Well, geez. I didn't say you had a bricked phone. Well have a look. I'm sure there is a pit file on xda, and I'm sure there are instructions somewhere.
This hasn't happened to me personally, but I've given you the basics of what I know.
If you don't want my help just tell me, but this is a forum for helping others and that is what in doing.
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Well I did what you said, i downloaded a 9505 pit file and flashed it together with the CF-Auto Root.... And voila, i'm worse off now.
Alphadan said:
Well I did what you said, i downloaded a 9505 pit file and flashed it together with the CF-Auto Root.... And voila, i'm worse off now.
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Sorry, fine. Just try getting back to stock via odin tar file from sammobile. Then try rooting again.
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I know it sucks, but try to stay calm and deal with the immediate issue. Can you boot into recovery? You need to provide clear description of what's happening.
Going back to stock and starting again may be the best bet as the poster above said.
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RossFixxed said:
I know it sucks, but try to stay calm and deal with the immediate issue. Can you boot into recovery? You need to provide clear description of what's happening.
Going back to stock and starting again may be the best bet as the poster above said.
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Right now i think i am in Download more and i am getting the following error: "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies and try again."
If i open up Odin the phone is recognized. What should i try? I am downloading my phone's stock firmware (Orange Spain) and will try to flash the file... i really really hope that fixes it. What do you think?
Alphadan said:
Right now i think i am in Download more and i am getting the following error: "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies and try again."
If i open up Odin the phone is recognized. What should i try? I am downloading my phone's stock firmware (Orange Spain) and will try to flash the file... i really really hope that fixes it. What do you think?
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Try it without kies running. Sometimes it conflicts with Odin.
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squabbi said:
Try it without kies running. Sometimes it conflicts with Odin.
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I fixed it...
The firmware download took forever, i had to wait for 2 hours... Geez.
Alphadan said:
I fixed it...
The firmware download took forever, i had to wait for 2 hours... Geez.
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Yea, they're pretty big files.
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squabbi said:
Yea, they're pretty big files.
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Hello again,
I am trying, once again, to root the phone and i keep getting the same Odin v3.07 errors:
<OSM> CF-Auto-Root-jflte-jfltexx-gti9505.tar.md5 is valid.
<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..
<OSM> Leave CS..
<ID:0/003> Added!!
<ID:0/003> Odin v.3 engine (ID:3)..
<ID:0/003> File analysis..
<ID:0/003> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/003> Initialzation..
<ID:0/003> Removed!!
<ID:0/003> Set PIT file..
<ID:0/003> DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET!!
<ID:0/003> Complete(Write) operation failed.
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
<ID:0/003> Removed!!
What can i do? I get the same error when flashing the PIT file
Is that the Odin that has the blue look to it? I'm not sure if there is a newer version. That might help.
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squabbi said:
Is that the Odin that has the blue look to it? I'm not sure if there is a newer version. That might help.
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It's the latest odin. Any more ideas?
Alphadan said:
It's the latest odin. Any more ideas?
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i've personaly used both odin 1.85 and 3.07...are you using the pda button? don't run the pit and the autoroot at the same time...it never worked for me.
try to perform each step and then disconnect the usb cable and battery and then connect them and try again
a66fm said:
i've personaly used both odin 1.85 and 3.07...are you using the pda button? don't run the pit and the autoroot at the same time...it never worked for me.
try to perform each step and then disconnect the usb cable and battery and the connect the and try again
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I will give it try, thanks.
Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings
I got SGS4 4G version. Since buy almost two months ago. I install recovery and root of the device and everything is normal. Before a few days I decided to update the device and installation of another rom available. Through the program of Odin in the first attempt appeared following problem: 'there is no pit partition.'
discussed the problem, and found that I must add a pit file during setup the rom. I did it, but there is a problem again :
'Complete write operation failed'
Solutions i make it:
trying to install more than 3 different rom.
Change Computer
change cable usb and experience more than 3 types
installed cooked rom ( ) succeeded
attempt to format not succeed,
through entry in recovery and wipe data ends and returns on, but device remains as it is, without any change.
You ticked repartition case that's why odin demanded a pit file.I think you used a wrong pit file you need a pit file that corresponds to your internal memory size and your device model.
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Styrke said:
You ticked repartition case that's why odin demanded a pit file.I think you used a wrong pit file you need a pit file that corresponds to your internal memory size and your device model.
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How I can get right PIT file
My device GT-I9505 16GB
OmanGhost said:
How I can get right PIT file
My device GT-I9505 16GB
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A little search on google brings you to this http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f200/pit-file-needed-i9505-1656116/
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Styrke said:
A little search on google brings you to this
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I did, but same
any idea?
OmanGhost said:
I did, but same
any idea?
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You might be on a secured bootloader and youre trying to downgrade.Try other roms.You may find more topics about these problems.I cant really help because I have an i9500 and I don't know much about these bootloaders.I learned that all stock firmwares from MH1 have it.
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Styrke said:
You might be on a secured bootloader and youre trying to downgrade.Try other roms.You may find more topics about these problems.I cant really help because I have an i9500 and I don't know much about these bootloaders.I learned that all stock firmwares from MH1 have it.
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already download UDMH6 and installed success, But when start boot phone stuck with SAMSUNG.
I am really got confuse
OmanGhost said:
already download UDMH6 and installed success, But when start boot phone stuck with SAMSUNG.
I am really got confuse
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Try to do a factory reset from recovery or flash other modems.
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Styrke said:
Try to do a factory reset from recovery or flash other modems.
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Thanx a lot bro, I did a factory reset from recovery and its work
i am back to business
Mate, NEVER tick repartition when flashing a rom with ODIN... This will require a PIT file and this can really brick your phone if you have the wrong one or a corrupted PIT file.
Flashing the PIT file is the last thing you do to recover your phone before sending in to service center...
OmanGhost said:
Thanx a lot bro, I did a factory reset from recovery and its work
i am back to business
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Im glad that you fixed it.
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Not sure why this is happening. I have a Verizon stock S7 and have never tried to flash or anything. I've noticed that this error message pops up everytime I go to reboot while in reovery mode. Whether it'a a factory reset/format data or a cache format. I've done factory resets fine since this error message so I'm not sure what it affects.
Has anyone else had this and what exactly does it mean?
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Does everything work fine, though?
CVertigo1 said:
Does everything work fine, though?
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Seems like it.
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Have you done the condensed display mod? I believe that made mine say invalid argument. I should say that I never noticed it until after I did the condensed display mod, so I guess it could have been present before that lol.
No have not tried modding anything. I only install from olay store and like pandora and spotify cracked versions
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Called Samsung and they say a file may have been corrupted and I need to flash the os or something. They recommended I go to a best buy but that's an hour away.
Anyone know where I can get the files to flash it myself?
I've rooted phones before
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CrossBones3129 said:
Called Samsung and they say a file may have been corrupted and I need to flash the os or something. They recommended I go to a best buy but that's an hour away.
Anyone know where I can get the files to flash it myself?
I've rooted phones before
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Try this thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
Follow the "RETURN TO STOCK (unroot)" method and if what Samsung told you is true, you should be good.
Outbreak444 said:
Try this thread here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
Follow the "RETURN TO STOCK (unroot)" method and if what Samsung told you is true, you should be good.
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Tried it, issue still persisted. Thinking I need to use a PIT file or something? I'm lost.
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CrossBones3129 said:
Tried it, issue still persisted. Thinking I need to use a PIT file or something? I'm lost.
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Here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/how-to/firmware-file-pit-galaxy-s7-s7-edge-t3345885
That should contain everything you need, just make sure to flash the exact model of your device.
Outbreak444 said:
Here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/how-to/firmware-file-pit-galaxy-s7-s7-edge-t3345885
That should contain everything you need, just make sure to flash the exact model of your device.
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Tried but it fails in ODIN.
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Which part fails?
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CrossBones3129 said:
Tried but it fails in ODIN.
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Verify MD5, maybe your file was corrupted/bad download.
96cobra said:
Verify MD5, maybe your file was corrupted/bad download.
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I tried that one and same version but from a different site and the same thing. Cant seem to downgrade to the S7 release version
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Outbreak444 said:
Which part fails?
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I cant remember right now. It goes for maybe 3 seconds and then fails. I really dont want to try again after like 5 factory resets. Im willing to try a new fix but not make it fail again and then have to reset all over.
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Outbreak444 said:
Which part fails?
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Authorization fails?
<ID:0/005> Odin engine v(ID:3.1101)..
<ID:0/005> File analysis..
<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/005> Initialzation..
<ID:0/005> Set PIT file..
<ID:0/005> DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET!!
<ID:0/005> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/005> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/005> SingleDownload.
<ID:0/005> emmc_appsboot.mbn
<ID:0/005> NAND Write Start!!
<ID:0/005> lksecapp.mbn
<ID:0/005> FAIL! (Auth)
<ID:0/005>
<ID:0/005> Complete(Write) operation failed.
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
Are you absolutely sure you have the G930V?
Are you able to boot up the phone and use it?
Try disabling device administrators (all of them) and disable reactivation lock. Then attempt to flash via odin again.
Outbreak444 said:
Are you absolutely sure you have the G930V?
Are you able to boot up the phone and use it?
Try disabling device administrators (all of them) and disable reactivation lock. Then attempt to flash via odin again.
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Ya the phone works fine. Im just a paranoid person.
I am absolutely certain that its a G930V.
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CrossBones3129 said:
Ya the phone works fine. Im just a paranoid person.
I am absolutely certain that its a G930V.
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Did you happen to try out the method I suggested then? You can enable those settings either after you successfully flash or if it still fails.
And I just wanted to rule out some possible obvious reasons as to why you cannot get it to flash, thanks for the info though, we're narrowing it down piece by piece.
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Outbreak444 said:
Did you happen to try out the method I suggested then? You can enable those settings either after you successfully flash or if it still fails.
And I just wanted to rule out some possible obvious reasons as to why you cannot get it to flash, thanks for the info though, we're narrowing it down piece by piece.
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Can't find reactivation lock in my settings and really don't want to go through another factory reset... Did like 15 in the past 2 days. Annother user narrowed it down to just the way the code is written in the recovery.
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CrossBones3129 said:
Can't find reactivation lock in my settings and really don't want to go through another factory reset... Did like 15 in the past 2 days. Annother user narrowed it down to just the way the code is written in the recovery.
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Understandable, I would feel the same way. I guess just don't worry about it then until you ever feel the need to update your phone.
Just for S&G I went into my recovery and did not seem to have the problem you were having, I use the Verizon variant as well.
Good luck and sorry i couldn't figure it out.
Hey guys.
So i got an update a few hours ago, downloaded it and tried to install it. Everything was going normal, but when the 'system update installing' was at a 100%, it stayed there for a few minutes and then the screen turned black. Waited for like an hour but nothinig happened. So i pulled the battery and tried to reboot, but it directly went into download mode with the message:
Could not do normal boot.
ddi : mmc_read failed
Odin mode (High speed)
Rebooted in recovery mode, started installing the system update again, and the same thing happened. Basically i'm in a installing loop now.
So then i tried to install stock rom with Odin, but the process failed and got the message that there was no pit partition.
Tried to flash a pit partition, but got the messages:
File analysis..
SetupConnection..
Complete (write) operation failed.
Now i literally have no clue what to do. I can't do a full wipe because i can't get into actual recovery mode, and flashing something with Odin seems impossible too.
Does anyone have any tips? Really feeling lost atm.
Thanks in advance
SamC95 said:
Hey guys.
So i got an update a few hours ago, downloaded it and tried to install it. Everything was going normal, but when the 'system update installing' was at a 100%, it stayed there for a few minutes and then the screen turned black. Waited for like an hour but nothinig happened. So i pulled the battery and tried to reboot, but it directly went into download mode with the message:
Could not do normal boot.
ddi : mmc_read failed
Odin mode (High speed)
Rebooted in recovery mode, started installing the system update again, and the same thing happened. Basically i'm in a installing loop now.
So then i tried to install stock rom with Odin, but the process failed and got the message that there was no pit partition.
Tried to flash a pit partition, but got the messages:
File analysis..
SetupConnection..
Complete (write) operation failed.
Now i literally have no clue what to do. I can't do a full wipe because i can't get into actual recovery mode, and flashing something with Odin seems impossible too.
Does anyone have any tips? Really feeling lost atm.
Thanks in advance
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Model number please?
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yashthemw said:
Model number please?
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N910F, running stock android 6.0
Go to note4/511 and download each and every file except for the one named as apq8084.pit.
https://mega.nz/#F!QIMmFRIT!Ns3AM-n0FUoMqOOWUif9ng
Load all the files in their respective slots of Odin.
Select repatriation, f.time reset and uncheck auto reboot.
Flash.
That's it done.
If you are still not able to fix your phone, then refer this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3488114
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yashthemw said:
Go to note4/511 and download each and every file except for the one named as apq8084.pit.
https://mega.nz/#F!QIMmFRIT!Ns3AM-n0FUoMqOOWUif9ng
Load all the files in their respective slots of Odin.
Select repatriation, f.time reset and uncheck auto reboot.
Flash.
That's it done.
If you are still not able to fix your phone, then refer this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3488114
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Thanks for your reply, but what do you mean with 'note4/511' you mean that i should download the android 5.1.1 version?
SamC95 said:
Thanks for your reply, but what do you mean with 'note4/511' you mean that i should download the android 5.1.1 version?
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This the folder in that mega link.
Yes, the firmware is 5.1.1, thats the only recovery firmware available for any note 4 model.
If you want to fix your phone, then this is the method.
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yashthemw said:
This the folder in that mega link.
Yes, the firmware is 5.1.1, thats the only recovery firmware available for any note 4 model.
If you want to fix your phone, then this is the method.
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Oops sorry, didn't saw the link. It has been a long day lol.
I'll try that, thanks a lot!
yashthemw said:
This the folder in that mega link.
Yes, the firmware is 5.1.1, thats the only recovery firmware available for any note 4 model.
If you want to fix your phone, then this is the method.
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Unfortunately it fails again, i got the message:
- Set pit file
- DO NOT TURN OF TARGET!!
- FAIL!
Guess i'll try the other thing you said.
BUMP!! Any other people with ideas? Before i need to format my sd or get a knew one.. want to fix this asap.
SamC95 said:
BUMP!! Any other people with ideas? Before i need to format my sd or get a knew one.. want to fix this asap.
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Don't worry. Just keep re-flashing those files. I have had the same problem couple of times. It did fail, but 1 out of 25 flashes was successful, at least for me.
I also noticed that once I flashed the repair firmware, I couldn't just update my phone to its latest version. It kept failing.
There is a workaround for that. Remove your SD & SIM card, flash either the 4.4.4 or the 5.1.1 repair firmware until successful. Go through first time setup normally. Once at home screen, go to system updates and disable automatic updates. Then download "Dummy File Generator" from Play Store and keep generating (Full) & deleting dummy files 10-20 times until it happens smoothly and without any FCs.
Then download the latest firmware for your device and flash it through ODIN.
It failed once for me, but worked the 2nd time. I still have to use WakeLock manager so that the device doesn't freeze, lag or reboot automatically.
Caution: It is time consuming.
SamC95 said:
BUMP!! Any other people with ideas? Before i need to format my sd or get a knew one.. want to fix this asap.
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I thing that the latest firmware of the n4 is android6,so I would say take that one,I did that and had then no problems after flashing the fw through odin...
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1337SereniTyx3 said:
Don't worry. Just keep re-flashing those files. I have had the same problem couple of times. It did fail, but 1 out of 25 flashes was successful, at least for me.
I also noticed that once I flashed the repair firmware, I couldn't just update my phone to its latest version. It kept failing.
There is a workaround for that. Remove your SD & SIM card, flash either the 4.4.4 or the 5.1.1 repair firmware until successful. Go through first time setup normally. Once at home screen, go to system updates and disable automatic updates. Then download "Dummy File Generator" from Play Store and keep generating (Full) & deleting dummy files 10-20 times until it happens smoothly and without any FCs.
Then download the latest firmware for your device and flash it through ODIN.
It failed once for me, but worked the 2nd time. I still have to use WakeLock manager so that the device doesn't freeze, lag or reboot automatically.
Caution: It is time consuming.
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Thanks for your reply, but fortunately the problem is fixed. Shame is that I have no clue how lol. This morning after waking up (had the battery out the whole night), I started the device and it started updating again. But this time, instead of looping the recovery, it just normally rebooted, started optimising the apps and acted like nothing happened.. not even lost any files or anything lol. Very strange
That's good for u then
SamC95 said:
Thanks for your reply, but fortunately the problem is fixed. Shame is that I have no clue how lol. This morning after waking up (had the battery out the whole night), I started the device and it started updating again. But this time, instead of looping the recovery, it just normally rebooted, started optimising the apps and acted like nothing happened.. not even lost any files or anything lol. Very strange
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Oh. Great. I have had to re-flash so many times by now that I could probably work for Samsung and get paid well. :laugh: