Help I've tried to flash the H3G lollipop on my friends phone and odin has failed. I'm reading the I need to use a pit file to repartition the phone but my question is, could I use my phone to create the pit file? I successfully flashed it yesterday on mine. If not, where can I get the pit file please?
I got this pit file from XDA should be helpful probably.
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Sorry which pit file should I get ?
IODroids said:
I got this pit file from XDA should be helpful probably.
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Seriously unsure to upload zip file via mobile app.
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Hi, my device G900FQ . The SER-G900FXXU1ANK7 ROM in the last part I try to install "invalid ext4 image" gave the error. I did install the pit file. But now, even in the FQ-ROM fails. I can not install without the Pit ROM file.
Please help.
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Hi, my device G900FQ . The SER-G900FXXU1ANK7 ROM in the last part I try to install "invalid ext4 image" gave the error. I did install the pit file. But now, even in the FQ-ROM fails. I can not install without the Pit ROM file.
Please help.
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Did you wanted to downgrade from Lollipop? Because this makes some issues i also had. Which pit you used?
Uwe303 said:
Did you wanted to downgrade from Lollipop? Because this makes some issues i also had. Which pit you used?
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i'm not install lolipop. 4.4.2 was installed. I have used G900Fonly_KLTE_EUR_OPEN.rar
Any idea?
volkantipi said:
Any idea?
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As you changed the partition structure by flashing a pit file, now you may need a pit file from G900FQ to flash FQ-firmware
vndnguyen said:
As you changed the partition structure by flashing a pit file, now you may need a pit file from G900FQ to flash FQ-firmware
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But, wants the pit file I want to install G900F ROM.
volkantipi said:
But, wants the pit file I want to install G900F ROM.
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You can find the appropriate pit file in this post.
Guys,
I really need the pit file to flash the lollipop firmware.... I get error in odin.
Someone plssss
liobeir said:
Guys,
I really need the pit file to flash the lollipop firmware.... I get error in odin.
Someone plssss
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Pit files are really "last resort" situation. What error are you getting?
What version of odin are you using?
What model of the note4 do you have?
What happened in the first place that got you here?
Have you tried to search for a fix?
What have you tried?
More info is needed mate.
Im also on the hunt for a PIT file. I had to use one on my 9505 a few times after a brutal softbrick/almost hardbrick to recover it.
N910F
andrewwright said:
Pit files are really "last resort" situation. What error are you getting?
What version of odin are you using?
What model of the note4 do you have?
What happened in the first place that got you here?
Have you tried to search for a fix?
What have you tried?
More info is needed mate.
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Well I was trying to flash twrp trough the twrp app. But it failed. And when I wanted to reboot in recovery.. All my phone could do was boot in download mode. So I looked for the latest lollipop firmware from Samfirmware and got an error in odin. Something about the size is too big. 85098<125876 and odin said something about exfat hidden (I'm not really sure anymore). I got my phone back to work by flashing a random pit file I found on my pc. Definitely not a note 4 pit and it failed but for some reason it rebooted back to my 4.4.4 rom as it was before I bricked it. Strange. Cause odin was almost at the end of its flash so I assume some things were flashed...
Odin version 1.83 I guess but I tried it also with 3.04 and same error
I have nite 4 sm-N910F
Searched for a pit file but as I said it was fixed by a failed flash of 4.4.4 original firmware trough odin with a totally different pit file. For some reason it booted up again. So now my phone is back... If I put it manually in download mode... Will I have the same error? Cause yeah it's not bricked... See?
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What that app did was wipe you're recovery... All you would of had to do was flash a twrp/cmw/PHILZ recovery.
liobeir said:
Guys,
I really need the pit file to flash the lollipop firmware.... I get error in odin.
Someone plssss
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No you really need to read the Forum Rules...moved out of the Development sections.............
Hi was hoping someone could point me in the right direction I need an open 32gb pit file for a SM-N910F , I want to install an EE stock rom over my Btu rom but it's slightly bigger so I need the pit file to repartition. Thank you
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zipolly said:
Hi was hoping someone could point me in the right direction I need an open 32gb pit file for a SM-N910F , I want to install an EE stock rom over my Btu rom but it's slightly bigger so I need the pit file to repartition. Thank you
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Short version:
Pit file stock if you need it, later:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/tpygdi1lczo1ggz/stock_pit_fileSM-N910F.zip
new pit file to overcome the flash error in Odin, when the hidden.img is too large (fail in odin):
http://www.mediafire.com/download/ec2uhrl2vmxu690/modded_pit+file_forSM-N910F.zip
please, avoid all idiots processes to flash firmware withour the error of hidden.img, like this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/not...img-error-lollipop-910h-t3067208/post59790451
or this one:
http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=1007154
Long answer:
extract the pit file of your phone, with this tool:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...ol-updated-09-06-14-efs-professional-t1308546
edit and save your pit file in order to have more space in any partition, with this tool:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916936
Hello everyone, i think i soft bricked my phone and when i searched online getting a PIT file for my device and flashing it through Odin ins the only solution. Unfortunately i cant boot my phone to extract the PIT file. So can any of you who have the same device pls hep me
Thanks in advance
Hope some one help you
Nightisblack said:
Hello everyone, i think i soft bricked my phone and when i searched online getting a PIT file for my device and flashing it through Odin ins the only solution. Unfortunately i cant boot my phone to extract the PIT file. So can any of you who have the same device pls hep me
Thanks in advance
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Pit file is not required for flashing firmware from odin
Just download required firmware from sammobile and flash
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Take a look
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3181810
Hello, I've got this question when I downloaded a new firmware for my phone and found another pit file inside the package. I used that pit file to flash the new firmware instead of the original one extracted from my phone using Heimdall, but it gave me some issues such as file systems with wrong size and so on.
I found an option called "repartition" in Heimdall and Odin which does upload the new pit into the phone but I haven't tried that option yet.
The question is: Should I update the new partition file to my phone using the repartition option? Or should I keep using the old one?
Another question: Why do new releases have a pit file? Does that mean that I have to repartition my phone?
As you can see attached below the two files differ from 3 kilobytes of size
cizordj said:
Hello, I've got this question when I downloaded a new firmware for my phone and found another pit file inside the package. I used that pit file to flash the new firmware instead of the original one extracted from my phone using Heimdall, but it gave me some issues such as file systems with wrong size and so on.
I found an option called "repartition" in Heimdall and Odin which does upload the new pit into the phone but I haven't tried that option yet.
The question is: Should I update the new partition file to my phone using the repartition option? Or should I keep using the old one?
Another question: Why do new releases have a pit file? Does that mean that I have to repartition my phone?
As you can see attached below the two files differ from 3 kilobytes of size
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I've never touched the pit using Odin,
physwizz said:
I've never touched the pit using Odin,
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Well, it seems you've been using the original pit your whole life. Thanks for answering.
cizordj said:
Well, it seems you've been using the original pit your whole life. Thanks for answering.
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Works for me