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[Q] AT&T SGH-I727 Odin Crashes at "Getting PIT for mapping..."

Hello
I have an issue trying to use KIES, ODIN, or Heimdall Suite trying to flash just about anything to an AT&T Galaxy S II Skyrocket - SGH-I727. This phone was my brother's and according to him he installed CW Recovery (do not currently have the version) successfully but when he tried to flash a new ROM the phone rebooted with the "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue..." screen. He is adamant that anytime he used ODIN he did not leave the option for PIT checked.
These are the steps I have tried to flash back to stock
1. Use KIES as recommended by the error on the screen. Installed the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket drivers, phone is detected by windows device manager and I attempt to do an emergency recovery. The process gets all the way to the point of trying to flash the new firmware but hangs there. I let it run for over 48 hours and did not move a single percent.
2. Use ODIN to flash a Stock Recovery TAR. ODIN, of any version number but specifically 1.85, will crash with an 0xc0000005 error at "Getting PIT for mapping..." consistently. I have tried this across three different physical Windows 8 and 7 machines, Windows XP mode on one of them, and a myriad of different micro USB cables.
3. Use Heimdall Suite, versions 1.3.1 and 1.3.2, on both Windows platform and Ubuntu running in a virtual machine. The device is detected on both platforms. On windows the software will hang if I try to read the PIT. On Ubuntu it will "read" the PIT but the file produced is 0 bytes. If I try to flash the TAR file using Heimdall then when the phone reboots it hangs at the Samsung logo and I can put it into download mode without getting the "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue..." message. However, neither ODIN or Heimdall will do a successful flash.
From most of my searches and reading of posts it seems that if I can get into Download Mode then the phone is not hard bricked. It appears though there is some form of corruption in the PIT if that is possible, like a quasi-brick.
As a last ditch effort I wanted to take fate in my hands and do flash the PIT but I have not been able to find a PIT file for the SGH-I727.
Does anyone know if there is a PIT file for the SGH-I727 or have any other suggestions for how to get the phone back to stock? Or, does it look like even though I can hit download mode JTAG will be the only real solution?

Have you tried one of the Odin one clicks, it can be found here... http://www.androidaddicted.com/firm...lc4-ics-4-0-3-leaked-firmware-update-576.html
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worias said:
Hello
I have an issue trying to use KIES, ODIN, or Heimdall Suite trying to flash just about anything to an AT&T Galaxy S II Skyrocket - SGH-I727. This phone was my brother's and according to him he installed CW Recovery (do not currently have the version) successfully but when he tried to flash a new ROM the phone rebooted with the "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue..." screen. He is adamant that anytime he used ODIN he did not leave the option for PIT checked.
These are the steps I have tried to flash back to stock
1. Use KIES as recommended by the error on the screen. Installed the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket drivers, phone is detected by windows device manager and I attempt to do an emergency recovery. The process gets all the way to the point of trying to flash the new firmware but hangs there. I let it run for over 48 hours and did not move a single percent.
2. Use ODIN to flash a Stock Recovery TAR. ODIN, of any version number but specifically 1.85, will crash with an 0xc0000005 error at "Getting PIT for mapping..." consistently. I have tried this across three different physical Windows 8 and 7 machines, Windows XP mode on one of them, and a myriad of different micro USB cables.
3. Use Heimdall Suite, versions 1.3.1 and 1.3.2, on both Windows platform and Ubuntu running in a virtual machine. The device is detected on both platforms. On windows the software will hang if I try to read the PIT. On Ubuntu it will "read" the PIT but the file produced is 0 bytes. If I try to flash the TAR file using Heimdall then when the phone reboots it hangs at the Samsung logo and I can put it into download mode without getting the "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue..." message. However, neither ODIN or Heimdall will do a successful flash.
From most of my searches and reading of posts it seems that if I can get into Download Mode then the phone is not hard bricked. It appears though there is some form of corruption in the PIT if that is possible, like a quasi-brick.
As a last ditch effort I wanted to take fate in my hands and do flash the PIT but I have not been able to find a PIT file for the SGH-I727.
Does anyone know if there is a PIT file for the SGH-I727 or have any other suggestions for how to get the phone back to stock? Or, does it look like even though I can hit download mode JTAG will be the only real solution?
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There is no pit for the skyrocket.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Tapatalk 2

xcrazydx said:
There is no pit for the skyrocket.
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Sure there is, just pull it from mmcblk0p11 on a good skyrocket using adb and then dd command. Then write it to mmcblk0p11 on the bad phone in recovery using adb and dd command, or flash it in ODIN.
That's exactly what ODIN is doing when it says 'Getting PIT for mapping...', it pulling it from the phone.
An SGH-I727 pit dump is attached.

cschmitt said:
Sure there is, just pull it from mmcblk0p11 on a good skyrocket using adb and then dd command. Then write it to mmcblk0p11 on the bad phone in recovery using adb and dd command, or flash it in ODIN.
That's exactly what ODIN is doing when it says 'Getting PIT for mapping...', it pulling it from the phone.
An SGH-I727 pit dump is attached.
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cschmitt, this is exactly what I needed! I was able to flash the PIT file in ODIN without crashing. I then flashed the stock firmware using ODIN and the phone is now booting perfectly. All is well.

Great news! Glad you're back up and running.

worias said:
cschmitt, this is exactly what I needed! I was able to flash the PIT file in ODIN without crashing. I then flashed the stock firmware using ODIN and the phone is now booting perfectly. All is well.
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Did you have another phone to extract it from? Or was that file cschmitt attached what you odined?
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cschmitt said:
Sure there is, just pull it from mmcblk0p11 on a good skyrocket using adb and then dd command. Then write it to mmcblk0p11 on the bad phone in recovery using adb and dd command, or flash it in ODIN.
That's exactly what ODIN is doing when it says 'Getting PIT for mapping...', it pulling it from the phone.
An SGH-I727 pit dump is attached.
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i dont/never used adb, can u post the commands(step by step) so i can put it in the 1 stop sticky
worias said:
cschmitt, this is exactly what I needed! I was able to flash the PIT file in ODIN without crashing. I then flashed the stock firmware using ODIN and the phone is now booting perfectly. All is well.
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to confirm, u didnt use adb to flash the pit file, you used odin to flash the pit file and used the pit option in odin, then you picked pda option for the stock firmware, more details u give the better so i can add it to the sticky

cschmitt said:
Sure there is, just pull it from mmcblk0p11 on a good skyrocket using adb and then dd command. Then write it to mmcblk0p11 on the bad phone in recovery using adb and dd command, or flash it in ODIN.
That's exactly what ODIN is doing when it says 'Getting PIT for mapping...', it pulling it from the phone.
An SGH-I727 pit dump is attached.
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Cool, thanks!
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Tapatalk 2

@vincom, yes flashing the pit in Odin along with a stock rom in PDA is the safest method.

Yes please vinvom put it in your stickies, it'll help a lot of us.
Sent from my SGH-I727 using xda app-developers app

cschmitt said:
@vincom, yes flashing the pit in Odin along with a stock rom in PDA is the safest method.
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so, to confirm, use the pit option, no reboot, then immediately flash stock files, or do then simultaneously
can u also give the adb commands for the pit, can adb also be used for the stock firmwares, which i dont think we can

cschmitt said:
@vincom, yes flashing the pit in Odin along with a stock rom in PDA is the safest method.
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Was that file you posted the actual pit used in ODIN? It's the same for all our skyrockets/Rogers I727rs ?
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stoopendis said:
Was that file you posted the actual pit used in ODIN? It's the same for all our skyrockets/Rogers I727rs ?
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Yes, celox.pit (extracted from the zip) is the actual pit to flash in ODIN. It's from an SGH-I727 and should be the same for Rogers version. Not 100% sure if it's the same for TMO flavor.

vincom said:
so, to confirm, use the pit option, no reboot, then immediately flash stock files, or do then simultaneously
can u also give the adb commands for the pit, can adb also be used for the stock firmwares, which i dont think we can
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k in going to use this thread to link from the sticky and also add it in the odin troubleshootibg section in restoring to stock
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when trying to flash stock firmwares and/or recoveries and it hangs at "Getting PIT for mapping" or getting pit errors in odin, download celox.zip and "unzip" the file, select the extracted "celox.pit" file in the pit option for odin, with all other options unchecked hit the start button in odin, once flashed you can then flash the stock firmware and/or recovery in odins pda section.
thanks cschmitt

Extract celox.pit from the zip and flash the pit file, do not attempt to flash the zip file directly.

cschmitt said:
Extract celox.pit from the zip and flash the pit file, do not attempt to flash the zip file directly.
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k, i reedited the post

stoopendis said:
Did you have another phone to extract it from? Or was that file cschmitt attached what you odined?
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I used the attachment from cschmitt, extracted the PIT file from the zip and then used ODIN to flash it. I was then able to flash a Skyrocket Stock ODIN tar to restore to GB and boot the phone. I have since been able to get it rooted, CWTouch on it, and have CM10 running on it well.
Thanks again everyone.

I did copy TWRP2.2.0 and stock firmware zip in SD card and hold volume up+down + power button to get recovery mode but I only see pictures of phone & monitor with yellow
triangle at center.( including : Firmware upgrade encountered an issue . please select recovery mode in Kies & try again.)
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I upgraded my samsung s2 version 2.3.6 to 4.0.4 through the Kies. Then I tried to install TWRP 2.2.0 and Odin 1.85. I saw COM 14 ; COM 17 when I hit start button .It said
FAILED. Now it showed a yellow triangle in the middle of phone & monitor pictures. ( including : Firmware upgrade encountered an issue . please select recovery mode in Kies & try again). I saw COM 3 but it said it couldn't open the serial (COM )port . All thread completed (success 0/ failed 1) .
I just tried other laptop to use Odin & stock 4.0.4 to flash back Stock rom.and got getting mapping pit....I still can go to Download mode but I can't flash anything.
Please help . Thank you very much.

If I understand, you're trying to flash 4.0.4 with odin. And it's a md5 file, right? Keep trying it. Sometimes it takes more than one try.
And check the check sum of the stock rom file you downloaded it could be a bad download
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[Q] [HELP THE NOOB] A weird case of softbrick.

Dear XDA,
Such a warm heartening welcome I felt after watching the Noob video. I am noob.
I've been a lurker for quite a long while, but only this harrowing case of a softbrick that has hit my N8000 that has encouraged me to register and actually post.
Here's how it went:
I took a nap on Monday afternoon, my Note was left charging, it was working just fine. I get up, I look around for it, It was stuck on "Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1", the bootscreen.
I've been trying a lot of stuff for the past three days, here it goes:
Good news:
I can boot into download mode. I can get into recovery mode (High On Android's CWM)
Bad news:
I can't flash anything through ODIN, it gives me a "Complete(Write) operation failed."
Recovery mode always displays "E:can't mount cache/recovery/log" "E:Can't open /cache/recovery/last_log"
I can only mount /cache and /system in "Mounts and Storage", the rest give me a mounting error.
I tried getting into it through adb, but it says "unauthorized" next to my device.
Is there hope? I read this might be a corrupt NAND because of the NAND fail on ODIN. But I can get into both download mode AND recovery, so there is hope, right? RIGHT?
I also have tried a couple USB cables, both ODIN 1.85 and ODIN 3.07, I wanted to try Heimdall; I tried 1.1, it doesn't detect my device. Heimdall 1.4 on the other hand detects my device, but I can't flash recovery through it (It only acceps Heimdall Firmware? Packages?)
Also on Good news, I ran an emmc scanner, and it gave me OK on every singe line from start to end. (0 to 15750 *or something round that number*)
HELP THE NOOB. HELP THE NOOB. HELP THE NOOB. :fingers-crossed:

try to do a factory reset from recovery

Sounds like a corrupt .pit file.
What's your tablet model?

@jaspreet: I tried Factory recovery, but it's useless.
@kalashiencof: It's a 16gbs N8000.
I'm wondering if there's any way to get it to boot from an external sdcard? Until I can fix the internal sdcard? Nuke it and rebuild it or something?
ANY HOPE?

The tablet appers to be useless as of now, I would recommend you to flash a new .pit with Odin, then flash the original firmware.
You can find the .pit file for your model here in the forum.
Note: flashing a new .pit file is very dangerous. It could brick your tablet even more. Make sure you only flash the correct one!
Just a personal opinion: High On Android CMW is now pretty out dated, I recommend you to install TWRP, or Philz Recovery (this one is based on CMW)
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I found a thread with a N8000 .pit file.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2363703
When you go to download the firmware for the tablet make sure you choose the correct firmware, that .pit file is for android 4.0.4 (ICS).
To download the correct firmware go to http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/2/, make sure you have an account (it´s free) and choose the correct firmware for your tablet.
PS: Any (4.0.4) firmware should work but just to make sure, you should choose the one that came with your tablet.
Best of luck in restoring your tablet.

@kalashenicof : I'd like to thank you for trying to help. I tried what you posted again and again and again, but not luck. Still getting problems flashing from Odin.
There must be any other way, it can't be dead, can it? Like, I still can access both Recovery and Download mode, any hope?

@ayeladawy
What appened when you try to flash the .pit file?
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Have you tried to flash another rom via recovery?

kalashenicof said:
@ayeladawy
What appened when you try to flash the .pit file?
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Have you tried to flash another rom via recovery?
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@kalashenicof Flashing a pit file gives me a "Re-partition operation failed." message, almost everything else says Complete(Write) operation failed.
I've tried to flash another cyanogenmod rom via recovery, didn't make a difference, but I haven't tried flashing a different rom, any suggestions?

ayeladawy said:
@kalashenicof Flashing a pit file gives me a "Re-partition operation failed." message, almost everything else says Complete(Write) operation failed.
I've tried to flash another cyanogenmod rom via recovery, didn't make a difference, but I haven't tried flashing a different rom, any suggestions?
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Take a look here -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=804695
It seens that some times the problem is with odin it self. Try to flash a stock firmware several times without closing odin, see if that helps.
And try diferent versions of odin, i think there's a new version 3.09??

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[Q] S6 Demo Unit no rom installed

hey
i have a s6 demo unit G920x
i want to install custom recovery twrp but when i do (twrp-2.8.7.1-zeroflte.img.tar) via odin the phone doesnt go any futher than the samsung boot screen (even when i hold the volume up, power and home button)
i managed to go back to the original recover with CF auto root (CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltedv-smg920i.tar.md5), but when i boot the recovery up, i cant wipe the phone because it is a demo unit (mdm does not allow factory reset)
on the end of the recovery there are also two yellow lines saying '''dm-verity verification failed...'' and ''Need to check DRK first...)
So, anyone know how to get the custom recovery working so i can install a new rom through the recovery, or does anyone has the official fimware for the demo unit
ps. my recovery is LRX22G.G920IDVU1AOC6 and downloadmode G920XXXU1A0BI_LLK (not sure about this one, i red this from the recovery log)

allright, found the way to unbrick
even when the recovery is not working;
1. Go to sammobile and download the fimware you think it is the right one (for example, the one matching your recovery)
2. Extract the fimware file
3. You will now have somthing like this G920IDVU1AOC6_G920ICOD1AOC6_G920IDVU1AOC6_HOME.tar.md5
4. rename it to anything shorter (ie ldu925x.tar)
5 download cygwin and install it
6 Move the tar file (ldu925x.tar) to C:\cygwin\home\''username''
7 Open cygwin
and delete all the ''.bin'' files by typing the following commands
tar --delete --file=ldu925x.tar modem.bin
tar --delete --file=ldu925x.tar cm.bin
tar --delete --file=ldu925x.tar sboot.bin
8 Once the last command is done just close cygwin. if you want you can check if cygwin really deleted te bin files, by opening the .tar file with winrar
9 Make sure the samsung drivers are installed on your computer
10 Download the latest odin and unzip it
11 Open odin and connect your S6
12 Click on AP and choose modified .tar file from step 7 and press start
... your s6 should boot a few times, and then start up like new, if not, try another fimware from your country from sammobile

Flash stock 5.1.1 ROM via odin.

roydok said:
Flash stock 5.1.1 ROM via odin.
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Can I do that on my SM-G920X? will it brick my device?
which model?

no it wont if you do it right. I did this on my own SM-G920X
i would recommend you to go into the recovery mode if you didnt flash a custom one, and see what model customrecovery is on your s6, mine was LRX22G.G920IDVU1AOC6, so i downloaded the matching fimware from sammobile (the one with country unkown)
good luck

afehst said:
no it wont if you do it right. I did this on my own SM-G920X
i would recommend you to go into the recovery mode if you didnt flash a custom one, and see what model customrecovery is on your s6, mine was LRX22G.G920IDVU1AOC6, so i downloaded the matching fimware from sammobile (the one with country unkown)
good luck
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I didn't exactly understand.
Listen: Your story is identical to mine. I bought mine from someone who got it stuck on S6 live demo trying to root it. I flashed exactly the same firmware you mentioned (But different country) without removing the modem or anything (I now have a weird mostly 0 IMEI with baseband) . Can I take a 5.1.1 SM-G920I (same model) and flash it? Thts all. Thanks!

roydok said:
Flash stock 5.1.1 ROM via odin.
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there is no stock available for the demo unit

AndroidState said:
I didn't exactly understand.
Listen: Your story is identical to mine. I bought mine from someone who got it stuck on S6 live demo trying to root it. I flashed exactly the same firmware you mentioned (But different country) without removing the modem or anything (I now have a weird mostly 0 IMEI with baseband) . Can I take a 5.1.1 SM-G920I (same model) and flash it? Thts all. Thanks!
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i think it should work if you use the fimware for 5.1.1 with the same operator and same country you used for the 5.0.2 version
if it does not, and odin gives you a failure, you could always just flash back the 5.0.2 version.
i'm currently downloading the 5.1.1 fimware for my s6, and I will install it later on today, i will let you know whetever it worked or not

afehst said:
i think it should work if you use the fimware for 5.1.1 with the same operator and same country you used for the 5.0.2 version
if it does not, and odin gives you a failure, you could always just flash back the 5.0.2 version.
i'm currently downloading the 5.1.1 fimware for my s6, and I will install it later on today, i will let you know whetever it worked or not
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Thank you Waiting...

allright, i flashed the only rom on sammobile with country unkown on 5.1.1,
it flashes but it does not go any further than the samsung boot screen, neither goes into recovery, so i flashed back the other old rom.
i looked on the internet and i think my s6 5.0.2 provider didnt recieve the 5.1.1 update, maybe you have more luck on trying it, if anything goes wrong, you can always flash back to the old rom.
anyway good luck

afehst said:
no it wont if you do it right. I did this on my own SM-G920X
i would recommend you to go into the recovery mode if you didnt flash a custom one, and see what model customrecovery is on your s6, mine was LRX22G.G920IDVU1AOC6, so i downloaded the matching fimware from sammobile (the one with country unkown)
good luck
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Please help. When I press volume up, home and power and go into the Android system recovery menu it shows LRX22G.G920XXXU1A0D7_LLK. Which firmware should I download from Sam Mobile? If you could provide the link that would be very much appreciated!

make sure youre wiping cache and data after installing a rom

lite426 said:
Please help. When I press volume up, home and power and go into the Android system recovery menu it shows LRX22G.G920XXXU1A0D7_LLK. Which firmware should I download from Sam Mobile? If you could provide the link that would be very much appreciated!
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you seem to have the original recovery, there isnt a original s6 rom for your recovery
i bought mine without the original recovery and i couldnt get into the recovery, so i fistly flashed the CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltedv-smg920i.tar.md5 to get a working recovery, but now i cant get twrp to work.
if you really want to get your s6 without the demo software, i would suggest you to firstly try this http://www.naldotech.com/how-to-disable-exit-galaxy-s6-demo-live-unit-retail-mode/
if for whatever reason, that doesnt solve your problem (ie your s6 is not booting or it doesnt work) i recommend to flash the twrp-2.8.7.1-zeroflte.img.tar or the twrp-2.8.7.0-zerofltespr.img.tar (if you live in a country with sprint) first . If you manage to get into the custom recovery you could just flash the fimware in this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...-xtrestolite-pure-edition-1-0-beta-1-t3082467
if both of these suggestions are not working for you, you could just do what i did. First flash CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltedv-smg920i.tar.md5, than download this file G920IDVU1AOC6_G920ICOD1AOC6_COD.zip from this link (http://dl.sammobile.com/M1FbQyA3Ij1...eRUFfXkI./G920IDVU1AOC6_G920ICOD1AOC6_COD.zip) and follow the tutorial i wrote

Thank you very muchi will try it. , do you have the link for "CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltedv-smg920i.tar.md5" please?

How many storage is there after you flashed the new rom? My concern is if the partition is re-written.
afehst said:
allright, found the way to unbrick
even when the recovery is not working;
1. Go to sammobile and download the fimware you think it is the right one (for example, the one matching your recovery)
2. Extract the fimware file
3. You will now have somthing like this G920IDVU1AOC6_G920ICOD1AOC6_G920IDVU1AOC6_HOME.tar.md5
4. rename it to anything shorter (ie ldu925x.tar)
5 download cygwin and install it
6 Move the tar file (ldu925x.tar) to C:\cygwin\home\''username''
7 Open cygwin
and delete all the ''.bin'' files by typing the following commands
tar --delete --file=ldu925x.tar modem.bin
tar --delete --file=ldu925x.tar cm.bin
tar --delete --file=ldu925x.tar sboot.bin
8 Once the last command is done just close cygwin. if you want you can check if cygwin really deleted te bin files, by opening the .tar file with winrar
9 Make sure the samsung drivers are installed on your computer
10 Download the latest odin and unzip it
11 Open odin and connect your S6
12 Click on AP and choose modified .tar file from step 7 and press start
... your s6 should boot a few times, and then start up like new, if not, try another fimware from your country from sammobile
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lite426 said:
Thank you very muchi will try it. , do you have the link for "CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltedv-smg920i.tar.md5" please?
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http://download.chainfire.eu/736/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltedv-smg920i.zip
shadowcliffs said:
How many storage is there after you flashed the new rom? My concern is if the partition is re-written.
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20gb

afehst said:
http://download.chainfire.eu/736/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-zeroflte-zerofltedv-smg920i.zip
20gb
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So the demo stuff has been get rid of? I heard that on the original demo unit there is only 8 GB left.

shadowcliffs said:
So the demo stuff has been get rid of? I heard that on the original demo unit there is only 8 GB left.
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No, the demo stuff is not completly gone, at least not the whole partition. Because still 11.41gb is used for the system. But yes. There is more available space to acces for the user;
aznabil said:
ty man for your help
i dont know why my phone is 32g but i have 23.4go for systéme and just 8 go for me
and after flash this rom why the nam of my phone is g925i like s6 edge???
and ty another time man
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Hey I followed your instructions and flashed it worked but when I turn it on the touchscreen doesn't work and when it booted up it still says Samsung galaxy s6 demo unit and all my apps are still there. and btw I cant boot into recover only download mode.
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Hey I followed your instructions and flashed it worked but when I turn it on the touchscreen doesn't work and when it booted up it still says Samsung galaxy s6 demo unit and all my apps are still there. and btw I cant boot into recover only download mode. I flashed that one.
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Also is there a way to factory reset like delete all my files from odin

Do I need to disable Samsung Demo Mode in order to odin flash anything? It seems usb debugging mode is disabled by the Samsung retail mode (actually the entire developer options is greyed out).

TWRP refuses to flash on Galaxy S7 G930U

I have an unlocked CDMA/GSM Galaxy S7 rooted using the guide at https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039/ and I'm trying to download TWRP for it. I've tried using the official TWRP app to try to flash twrp-3.1.0-0-heroqltechn to recovery and first I flashed the one that wasn't a tar because I thought it was the one that was a tar, but apparently the ones that are a tar simply don't show up when you attempt to select a file so I can't use them. That and I forgot to unlock OEM. Of course that caused it to get stuck at the boot failure screen so I just reflashed the rooted boot it was using and it worked fine again. Then I tried to install manually using Odin3.12 and when I try, it failed and the log says
1: Added!!
2: Odin engine v(ID:3.1203)
3: File analysis..
4:SetupConnection..
5: Initialzation..
6: Get PIT for mapping..
7: Firmware update start..
8: SingleDownload.
9: recovery.img
10: RQT_CLOSE !!
11: (nothing)
12: Complete(Write) operation failed.
<OSM> All Threads Completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
Then I try flashify to flash the tar to recovery and it says File could not be loaded.
I'm pretty much at an impasse here, so I'm posting here. By the way if anyone has any solid guides on how to pass safetynet for pokemon go with root that would be great too, thanks.

Pretty sure the U variant have locked bootloader dispite being carrier unlocked.

Colonel Kernel said:
I have an unlocked CDMA/GSM Galaxy S7 rooted using the guide at https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039/ and I'm trying to download TWRP for it. I've tried using the official TWRP app to try to flash twrp-3.1.0-0-heroqltechn to recovery and first I flashed the one that wasn't a tar because I thought it was the one that was a tar, but apparently the ones that are a tar simply don't show up when you attempt to select a file so I can't use them. That and I forgot to unlock OEM. Of course that caused it to get stuck at the boot failure screen so I just reflashed the rooted boot it was using and it worked fine again. Then I tried to install manually using Odin3.12 and when I try, it failed and the log says
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Eric1084 said:
Pretty sure the U variant have locked bootloader dispite being carrier unlocked.
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Hi +1 Eric1084
Bootloader is locked impossible to get TWRP in the USA version
On Chinese Snapdragons is possible...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...gon/recovery-official-twrp-galaxy-s7-t3458579

MAX 404 said:
Hi +1 Eric1084
Bootloader is locked impossible to get TWRP in the USA version
On Chinese Snapdragons is possible...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...gon/recovery-official-twrp-galaxy-s7-t3458579
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Well thats just groovy. Everytime I try to reboot it goes into recovery boot failure. Any way to fix?
I'm going to try to flash the stock firmware for this phone from sammobile, G930UOYM4APL2_XAA and pray it fixes the recovery boot. If that doesn't work I might try to hard reset the phone, but I'm not sure if that will damage it in any way so I'm a little reluctant. If neither work I have a specialist man who usually knows what he's doing, so I'll take it to him after that. Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Looks like flashing the stock firmware worked. Unrooted and everything, no bootloop or anything anymore. Shame though, wish I could have root and pass safetynet

Help! Galaxy amp prime (SM-J320AZ) stuck in bootloop

So my galaxy amp prime(Cricket, SM-J320AZ) is stuck in a bootloop, and I have tried to research why, yet every reason seams plausible. So ill start at the beginning...
I used odin with a boot.tar in the ap slot so that kingroot could root my phone. it was successful at rooting my device but refused to switch with supersu me( I now know I needed kingroot 4.5) anyways kingroot deployed as a system app which in turn compromised my safetynet status. I couldn't use a number of apps and services, so I decided to flash the stock rom for my device (found here on xda) it was a little over 1gb and I followed directions. yet when odin successfully flashed it, the device rebooted and now is stuck in a bootloop. it loads the Samsung logo twice then reverts to the android recovery. I tried to wipe cache partition and reboot to no avail. I then tried to wide data/factory reset and reboot, but its still stuck in bootloop.
I originally made a backup with Samsung smart switch, but now it says the device is unsupported.
Is there anything I can do? ive read soft bricks and bootloops can be fixed, but I'm not finding much on my device. any help is greatly appreciated,
sorry if this is in the wrong area, I'm still new to xda

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So my galaxy amp prime(Cricket, SM-J320AZ) is stuck in a bootloop, and I have tried to research why, yet every reason seams plausible. So ill start at the beginning...
I used odin with a boot.tar in the ap slot so that kingroot could root my phone. it was successful at rooting my device but refused to switch with supersu me( I now know I needed kingroot 4.5) anyways kingroot deployed as a system app which in turn compromised my safetynet status. I couldn't use a number of apps and services, so I decided to flash the stock rom for my device (found here on xda) it was a little over 1gb and I followed directions. yet when odin successfully flashed it, the device rebooted and now is stuck in a bootloop. it loads the Samsung logo twice then reverts to the android recovery. I tried to wipe cache partition and reboot to no avail. I then tried to wide data/factory reset and reboot, but its still stuck in bootloop.
I originally made a backup with Samsung smart switch, but now it says the device is unsupported.
Is there anything I can do? ive read soft bricks and bootloops can be fixed, but I'm not finding much on my device. any help is greatly appreciated,
sorry if this is in the wrong area, I'm still new to xda
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Point to the firmware you downloaded and also which version of odin you used.

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Point to the firmware you downloaded and also which version of odin you used.
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I extracted this
AP_J320AUCS2AQA1_CL7663112_QB12351033_REV00_user_low_ship.tar
i believe is the firmware, and I'm using odin 3.11.1
I also asked in page 17 of the original thread
I'm just running out of options here lol

you actually posted right above me in that thread!

Rororoolz said:
I extracted this
AP_J320AUCS2AQA1_CL7663112_QB12351033_REV00_user_low_ship.tar
i believe is the firmware, and I'm using odin 3.11.1
I also asked in page 17 of the original thread
I'm just running out of options here lol
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I suggest you flash the entire firmware not just AP.

ashyx said:
I suggest you flash the entire firmware not just AP.
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Do u happen to know where i can find the rest?

Would i have to re partition it? Because im trying to research and learn, but i was under the impression that AP was the only spot to put firmware

I believe your proper firmware would be J320AZTUU1APC4
http://www.mediafire.com/file/skiapd1xqj3s7se/J320AZTUU1APC4_J320AZAIO1APC4_5.1.1_USA_4Files.zip

seaf0ur said:
I believe your proper firmware would be J320AZTUU1APC4
http://www.mediafire.com/file/skiapd1xqj3s7se/J320AZTUU1APC4_J320AZAIO1APC4_5.1.1_USA_4Files.zip
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The files say md5 error, binary failed
I think im missing something here

You tried to flash only AP but for J320A, here you have full firmware for J320AZ: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5vkBxwCY_cCSkh0UHNZMmxmcVk/view

johnny.goldy said:
You tried to flash only AP but for J320A, here you have full firmware for J320AZ: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5vkBxwCY_cCSkh0UHNZMmxmcVk/view
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Most these files worked, i checked auto reboot, re partition, and r reset. I set the pit file and all 4 others in correct spot. Yet it failed a few times. I unchecked the bl file and it succeeded. When i reboot it shows logo twice then shows android saying installing sys update.... then error... then goes back to recovery.
Essentially i flashed everything except the bl file. And when i try to flash it by itself it says
Initialization
Erase...
Set PIT file
DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET
get pit for mapping
Firmware update starting
Single download
Sboot.bin
NAND write start!
Fail!
Complete(write) operation fail
............
Im guessing the problem is with my BL file
When i go to boot phone it shows an android and says installing system update then says error very quickly and goes to recovery.
I feel like thats progress but why would only BL file be failing? The green bar in odin goes halfway then fails (with only bl file checked)

Rororoolz said:
Most these files worked, i checked auto reboot, re partition, and r reset. I set the pit file and all 4 others in correct spot. Yet it failed a few times. I unchecked the bl file and it succeeded. When i reboot it shows logo twice then shows android saying installing sys update.... then error... then goes back to recovery.
Essentially i flashed everything except the bl file. And when i try to flash it by itself it says
Initialization
Erase...
Set PIT file
DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET
get pit for mapping
Firmware update starting
Single download
Sboot.bin
NAND write start!
Fail!
Complete(write) operation fail
............
Im guessing the problem is with my BL file
When i go to boot phone it shows an android and says installing system update then says error very quickly and goes to recovery.
I feel like thats progress but why would only BL file be failing? The green bar in odin goes halfway then fails (with only bl file checked)
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It WILL fail at the bootloader as it's not intended for your device. Just flash the correct firmware as advised.

ashyx said:
It WILL fail at the bootloader as it's not intended for your device. Just flash the correct firmware as advised.
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Thats what i mean, i extracted all 5 files as advised(a few comments ago) it had
BL
AP
CP
CSC
PIT
I placed them in corresponding odin slot (even pit, with re partition) yet it fails at the BL slot)
I flash it all except bl its still in bootloop
Also Says dm-verity verification failed
Mind you, that i am flashing the right firmware now. I realize my original mistake by flashing the 320a. But these are the stock 320AZ files i am now speaking of...

Rororoolz said:
Thats what i mean, i extracted all 5 files as advised(a few comments ago) it had
BL
AP
CP
CSC
PIT
I placed them in corresponding odin slot (even pit, with re partition) yet it fails at the BL slot)
I flash it all except bl its still in bootloop
Also Says dm-verity verification failed
Mind you, that i am flashing the right firmware now. I realize my original mistake by flashing the 320a. But these are the stock 320AZ files i am now speaking of...
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This probably means you had a newer firmware revision on your device.

ashyx said:
This probably means you had a newer firmware revision on your device.
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So do i have any options left? Or should i just chuck it into the cornfield

Rororoolz said:
So do i have any options left? Or should i just chuck it into the cornfield
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Of course you probably just need the revision 3 firmware. It's posted at the link below.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j3-2016/development/odin-j320a-j320az-links-t3631914
J320AZTUS3AQG1

Try this one: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634792721

johnny.goldy said:
Try this one: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634792721
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IT WORKED! Omg IT wOrked!

ashyx said:
Of course you probably just need the revision 3 firmware. It's posted at the link below.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j3-2016/development/odin-j320a-j320az-links-t3631914
J320AZTUS3AQG1
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It wasnt the firmware you said, but thank you so much for the help!

Rororoolz said:
It wasnt the firmware you said, but thank you so much for the help!
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Doesn't matter it was still revision 3 firmware.
The one linked is the latest revision 3 firmware.