Odin fails at system.img [sm-g920i] - Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

hey,
before the soft brick my phone was on G920IDVU1AOC4 stock firmware but i noticed the cell standby was draining my battery.
previously, i had flashed G920IDVU1BOE3 WITHOUT the hidden.img and i didn't have this problem so i decided to flash the AOC4 firmware WITHOUT the hidden.img
now, i cannot get passed the system.img part in the odin process and it driving me insane.
can anyone provide any suggestions/solutions?

Reflash again and again until you succeed.

been doing that for 30+ hours

Reflash stock 5.1.1 ROM.

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Stock modem, bootloader, pit file etc

Hi.
I am on my second day on bootloop and i'm getting crazy. I have tried almost everything. I will now try to load the modem, bootloader and pit file to Odin and see if my phone will boot up.
Any suggestions or where i can find the files?
SM.-G920F

Softbrick because of PIT file i guess. Help!

Hi.
7 or 8 days on bootloop now. I guess i've tried everything - even flashing PIT files, which i guess has destroyed the phone.
SM-G920F
I have Odin ready.
I can only flash XEF 5.1.1 (france) file with Odin, others give me errors.
I can flash UniKernel.
I can flash TWRP.
I know how to push (send) files to TWRP.
Hmm.. what more..
I am not able to flash bootloader, but i am able to flash modem. It gives me nand write error fail. (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=60112855&postcount=3)
Everytime i flash XEF file, it goes okay with a "PASS" on Odin, blue android logo comes and says "erasing". After that the Samsung logo comes and goes off, comes and goes off. Same all the time.
A friend says: i think, the repartitioning when flashing the firmware with pitfile has destroyed the actual file system. would explain why flashing a stock ROM does not restore the bootloader.
Need to know more, ask me.
If you have something to help me with, please do so! I'm stuck here for about a week now.
same here
im installed "G920FXXU3COJ1_G920FOJP3COJ1_XSG" and there is FAIL when installing "HIDDEN" section on ODIN, other 5.1.1s just failing at the start :/ what should i do? what is ur france 5.1.1s build number bro? downloading now another 5.1.1 from sammobile :/
failed 5.1.1 list:
G920FXXU1AOCY_G920FEVR1AOC1_EVR
G920FXXU2COI5_G920FOLB2COI5_XSE
G920FXXU2BOG8

Can't flash TWRP after updating to Marshmallow

Hi guys, I hope someone can give me a hint, because I am out of ideas.
I wasn't in a mood to wait for OTA update for my SM-G920F, so I dl-ed 6.0.1 from sammobile(G920FXXU3DPB8_G920FVFG3DPB8_MTL this one to be precise) and flashed it via ODIN. It failed at hidden.img and after reading some threads here I figured out that I need to export it, rename it to hidden.img.tar, export modem.bin and flash them manually. So I did. So it worked. I was able to boot the new firmware. Moments of happiness and joy. After day or two I found there is TWRP for marshmallow already(G920FXXU3ZOL6_TWRP this one (precisely)). And I flashed it via ODIN too. It passed everything was OK. But when I start the phone in Recovery mode it just stucks at Recovery is not seandroid enforcing. I have no idea what seems to be the problem Other than that and the fact that I can't use factory reset (for obvious reasons) the ROM seems to work fine.
ivanhar said:
Hi guys, I hope someone can give me a hint, because I am out of ideas.
I wasn't in a mood to wait for OTA update, so I dl-ed 6.0.1 from sammobile(G920FXXU3DPB8_G920FVFG3DPB8_MTL this one to be precise) and flashed it via ODIN. It failed at hidden.img and after reading some threads here I figured out that I need to export it, rename it to hidden.img.tar, export modem.bin and flash them manually. So I did. So it worked. Moments of happiness and joy. After day or two I found there is TWRP for marshmallow already(G920FXXU3ZOL6_TWRP this one (precisely)). And I flashed it via ODIN too. It passed everything was OK. But when I start the phone in Recovery mode it just stucks at Recovery is not seandroid enforcing. I have no idea what seems to be the problem
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Sorry I can't help you, but could you explain exactly what you did to get it to work please? It always failed at hidden for me
emcardle660 said:
Sorry I can't help you, but could you explain exactly what you dont to get it to work please? It always failed at hidden for me
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First of all install 7z. Extract the .tar file from the zip and open it with 7z. Extract hidden.img and modem.bin. Rename hidden.img to hidden.img.tar (don't add it to archive, just rename) and flash it via ODIN at AP. Reset odin, restart the phone to download mode and flash modem.bin at CP. Restart the phone and wait couple of mins. That's what worked for me.

cannot flash stock firmware SM-G920f after unrooting

Hi,
I tried unrooting my galaxy s6 with the supersu app and now my phone is goosed!! I tried flashing the stock firmware with odin, no joy because it was failing on hidden.img so I tried removing hidden.img, same again, no joy! I tried flashing hidden.img.tar and went into twrp recovery to factory reset but it wouldn't mount anything! It just says failed to mount.
Please help because I am without my phone and I have been since yesterday ( feels like I have lost my arm )

SM-G930W8 Stuck in Bootloop after Flash

Galaxy S7 was FRP binary locked so I flashed stock rom with ODIN, rom off of sammobile. Now phone is stuck in bootloop and when i try to open recovery mode it just reboots the device. What do I do?
EDIT:
Im able to flash all the rom files but BL one. It's just an infinite bootloop, I managed to do factory reset on recovery mode but no fix
Did you flash all parts of the latest stock ROM?
audit13 said:
Did you flash all parts of the latest stock ROM?
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Yes, I searched up model # on sammobile and downloaded 2 different carrier versions of firmware too. Both instantly fail on odin
What is the Odin error?
Posting the Odin log will help to isolate the issue.
Odin problems can sometimes be solved by using a USB 2.0 port and using a different USB cable.
audit13 said:
What is the Odin error?
Posting the Odin log will help to isolate the issue.
Odin problems can sometimes be solved by using a USB 2.0 port and using a different USB cable.
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It would instantly fail after Initialization. Anyway, I managed to get ODIN to succesfully flash but now bootloop is the issue.
the BL i was flashing from sammobil wouldn't work, found one for my model on the forums and flashed that + AP,CP,CSC from sammobile and .pit file with nand erase, repartition and everything all checked. Phone started and did system update then rebooted, now it's in a bootloop. I think everything is flashed correctly i just need a fix for loop now
HI
did u figured out your prob with boot loop
tdbtdb24 said:
did u figured out your prob with boot loop
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no, still stuck in bootloop. I've flashed different versions of firmware still ending up with same issue
celk1 said:
It would instantly fail after Initialization. Anyway, I managed to get ODIN to succesfully flash but now bootloop is the issue.
the BL i was flashing from sammobil wouldn't work, found one for my model on the forums and flashed that + AP,CP,CSC from sammobile and .pit file with nand erase, repartition and everything all checked. Phone started and did system update then rebooted, now it's in a bootloop. I think everything is flashed correctly i just need a fix for loop now
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You have a back up of the efs folder? The nand erase option is not something that I ever recommend using as this folder has a lot of critical information.
You tried doing a factory reset from the stock recovery?
audit13 said:
You have a back up of the efs folder? The nand erase option is not something that I ever recommend using as this folder has a lot of critical information.
You tried doing a factory reset from the stock recovery?
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I used nand erase because anything else I tried didn't help, EFS isn't backed up. I did try to factory reset from recovery but it didn't work. Also did flash .pit file too, and used different firmware versions but they all ended up causing bootloop.
Were you trying to flash the bootloader from the latest nougat ROM?
You have a link to the bootloader you flashed to the g930w8?
audit13 said:
Were you trying to flash the bootloader from the latest nougat ROM?
You have a link to the bootloader you flashed to the g930w8?
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I tried to flash these at first (BL failed but everything else PASS) https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/galaxy-s7/SM-G930W8/GLW/download/G930W8VLS2BQF1/173068/
and https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/galaxy-s7/SM-G930W8/XAC/download/G930W8VLS2BQF1/173063
BL worked when I flashed version posted here (G930W8):
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s7/how-to/modem-samsung-galaxy-s7-sm-g930f-t3379596
So i searched filename on sammobile and flashed this
https://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/galaxy-s7/SM-G930W8/GLW/download/G930W8VLS3BRC2/212091/
That one ^ all passed when flashing in ODIN but still caused bootloop
BTW thanks for sticking around and helping
Looks like the BRC2 bootloader is the latest.
What was the error in Odin when flashing the bootloader?
Did you get a chance to try different USB cables and a USB 2.0 port for the bootloader?
audit13 said:
Looks like the BRC2 bootloader is the latest.
What was the error in Odin when flashing the bootloader?
Did you get a chance to try different USB cables and a USB 2.0 port for the bootloader?
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I managed to fix the error when flashing bootloader, the firmware flashes succesfully now but the bootloop still occurs
celk1 said:
I managed to fix the error when flashing bootloader, the firmware flashes succesfully now but the bootloop still occurs
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Try running Odin as administrator? It was my problem with the boot issue, I couldn't even turn off my phone because it would keep looping.
celk1 said:
I managed to fix the error when flashing bootloader, the firmware flashes succesfully now but the bootloop still occurs
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I'm not 100% sure but I wonder if the bootloop is due to a missing EFS folder.
Can you not into recovery? If yes, does the phone say anything about the EFS folder?
audit13 said:
I'm not 100% sure but I wonder if the bootloop is due to a missing EFS folder.
Can you not into recovery? If yes, does the phone say anything about the EFS folder?
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nothing about efs in recovery mode, only messages showing on recovery mode is: no support single-sku, supported api: 3, applied the csc-code glw, succesfully applied multi-msc, succesfully verify for dmverity hash tree.
MrPeebles said:
Try running Odin as administrator? It was my problem with the boot issue, I couldn't even turn off my phone because it would keep looping.
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I ran odin as admin every time i flashed
I am really not sure what else to suggest Other than taking it to Samsung for repair or a cell phone shop that can force flash the ROM again using hardware such as an octopusbox. If this is not a feasible solution, maybe buy phone with a busted screen and working internals to perform a motherboard swap.
I'm guessing but the bootloop maybe be due to having frp enabled or wiping the band.
Edit: could also try a custom ROM.
audit13 said:
I am really not sure what else to suggest Other than taking it to Samsung for repair or a cell phone shop that can force flash the ROM again using hardware such as an octopusbox. If this is not a feasible solution, maybe buy phone with a busted screen and working internals to perform a motherboard swap.
I'm guessing but the bootloop maybe be due to having frp enabled or wiping the band.
Edit: could also try a custom ROM.
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I'll try a custom ROM. I'm trying to flash TWRP to it but it's being blocked, 'custom binary blocked by FRP' shows on download mode and odin instant fails when flashing TWRP:
<ID:0/004> Initialzation..
<ID:0/004> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/004> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/004> SingleDownload.
<ID:0/004> recovery.img
<ID:0/004> RQT_CLOSE !!
<ID:0/004>
<ID:0/004> Complete(Write) operation failed.
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)
<ID:0/004> Removed!!
<ID:0/005> Added!!
<ID:0/005> Removed!!
It makes sense that twrp world be blocked with frp enabled.
Did you flash home CSC or just CSC?
I'm out of ideas.
audit13 said:
It makes sense that twrp world be blocked with frp enabled.
Did you flash home CSC or just CSC?
I'm out of ideas.
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I did CSC. Can I use ADB or something to force disable frp? Since I can't turn oem unlock through settings as it just bootloops

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