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My phone is bricked to this state, is it possible to recover?

Hello
My phone, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 had encountered some problems and I tried to flash it with N7100XXUFNI4.
However, it failed and tells me that PIT file is missing.
So when I added a PIT file, it says repartition operation failed.
And now this is what my phone currently looks like:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Is it still possible to recover lol.

minteaxo said:
Hello
My phone, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 had encountered some problems and I tried to flash it with N7100XXUFNI4.
However, it failed and tells me that PIT file is missing.
So when I added a PIT file, it says repartition operation failed.
And now this is what my phone currently looks like:
Is it still possible to recover lol.
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Can you still get to download mode?
When you flashed the PIT file, did you also flash the stock firmware along with it? Did you have the "repartition" option checked in Odin when you flashed it.
If not, try it.
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Droidriven said:
Can you still get to download mode?
When you flashed the PIT file, did you also flash the stock firmware along with it? Did you have the "repartition" option checked in Odin when you flashed it.
If not, try it.
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Hello, thanks for your reply!
I cannot get into download mode anymore, there is no words or icons available.
Yes, I put the PIT file and the stock firmware together in Odin when I flash.
I also did checked the repartition option.

minteaxo said:
Hello, thanks for your reply!
I cannot get into download mode anymore, there is no words or icons available.
Yes, I put the PIT file and the stock firmware together in Odin when I flash.
I also did checked the repartition option.
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It seems to me that you might have flashed the wrong firmware or the wrong PIT.
Does your device charge? Does it vibrate when you power it on?
Have you tried using the button combo to boot into download mode then press volume up to enter download mode then try flashing via Odin again? Regardless of what is being displayed, it might actually be booting to download mode, if so, you can probably still flash the device.
The display not displaying correctly might be due to the kernel not being correct for your device. The kernel contains the drivers to make the display work correctly.
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Samsung galaxy sm j727p - (boost mobile)

Hey there everyone,
I have a Samsung Galaxy SM J727P (Boost Mobile) - I am not quite sure what happened; however I sometimes power my phone off by pulling the battery. This time... at the very wrong time or the right time. I am guessing it was doing a system update; however I didn't select that and didn't get a notification.
When I powered it back up, it gave me an error and wouldn't boot.
I since then accidentally pressed some buttons and the screen loaded Android Recovery screen. I would flash it with ODIN however I don't want to lose any data. My SIM Card has my contacts I believe for the most part. I would like to save as much as possible.
Does anyone have any ideas what this error could mean for my data situation? I never once rooted this phone or changed stock ROM.
Here it is: (Also has cracked screen from running it over with my car):
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Thank you for your time and LORD Bless! :good:
Best Regards,
Brandon

csc Home
BrandonKastning said:
Hey there everyone,
I have a Samsung Galaxy SM J727P (Boost Mobile) - I am not quite sure what happened; however I sometimes power my phone off by pulling the battery. This time... at the very wrong time or the right time. I am guessing it was doing a system update; however I didn't select that and didn't get a notification.
When I powered it back up, it gave me an error and wouldn't boot.
I since then accidentally pressed some buttons and the screen loaded Android Recovery screen. I would flash it with ODIN however I don't want to lose any data. My SIM Card has my contacts I believe for the most part. I would like to save as much as possible.
Does anyone have any ideas what this error could mean for my data situation? I never once rooted this phone or changed stock ROM.
Here it is: (Also has cracked screen from running it over with my car):
Thank you for your time and LORD Bless! :good:
Best Regards,
Brandon
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yes you need to dowmload the next firmware version an flash it threw odin but use the CSC Home file when do so flash all four files AP BL CP an the CSC Home file this should save your Data ! P.S IF you are rooted you will still have to reinstall twrp an Magisk after flashing firmware !

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peter couniaz said:
yes you need to dowmload the next firmware version an flash it threw odin but use the CSC Home file when do so flash all four files AP BL CP an the CSC Home file this should save your Data !
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peter couniaz,
Would you agree that "J727PVPU6BSF2" would be the next version to flash it to correctly from the existing J727PVPU4BRK4 version of firmware?
I found the following direct links to the above mentioned firmware:
AP:
androidfilehost dot com/?w=file-thanks&fid=818070582850488362&mid=254&download_id=ac2523d3c5746caecae78252005a1a0a&tid=1578746727&hc=a557bb807dd4fbbf33973d2e1e7b4779e2bbc3cc71ecb7ade855cf0892403cf0
BL:
androidfilehost dot com/?fid=673956719939815291
CP:
androidfilehost dot com/?fid=890129502657578821
CSC:
androidfilehost dot com/?fid=890129502657578822
Do you think these are the correct versions? I remember the Developers here on XDA were using these back in 2016-2017 and I never had a problem then.
Thanks again! :good:
~ Brandon

CSC home
BrandonKastning said:
peter couniaz,
Would you agree that "J727PVPU6BSF2" would be the next version to flash it to correctly from the existing J727PVPU4BRK4 version of firmware?
I found the following direct links to the above mentioned firmware:
AP:
androidfilehost dot com/?w=file-thanks&fid=818070582850488362&mid=254&download_id=ac2523d3c5746caecae78252005a1a0a&tid=1578746727&hc=a557bb807dd4fbbf33973d2e1e7b4779e2bbc3cc71ecb7ade855cf0892403cf0
BL:
androidfilehost dot com/?fid=673956719939815291
CP:
androidfilehost dot com/?fid=890129502657578821
CSC:
androidfilehost dot com/?fid=890129502657578822
Do you think these are the correct versions? I remember the Developers here on XDA were using these back in 2016-2017 and I never had a problem then.
Thanks again! :good:
~ Brandon
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You may need to download from another site the J727PVPU6BSF2 will work but you need the CSC Home file to try to save your data !
Try this link
https://samfrew.com/model/SM-J727P/
Or try the sammobile site !

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peter couniaz said:
You may need to download from another site the J727PVPU6BSF2 will work but you need the CSC Home file to try to save your data !
Try this link
samfrew dot com/model/SM-J727P/
Or try the sammobile site !
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Thank you again peter,
I was able to solve this by doing as you said and using the following firmware:
samfrew dot com/download/Galaxy__J7__Perx__/tadn/BST/J727PVPU4BRK4/J727PSPT4BRK4/
NOTE: If you are using Boost Mobile and an American like myself; Don't hesitate using Regional Firmware: (BST). It's the Boost Mobile Branding that's the true differential.
I flashed with ODIN revision Current.13 and it worked wonderfully!
Best Regards,
Brandon :good:

Edited boot screen file. (param.bin)

Does anyone have an edited version of the boot screen without the firmware root warnings that they could share?
Thank you,

Don't forget to add to archive as ".tar" before flashing in ODIN.

KineSight said:
Don't forget to add to archive as ".tar" before flashing in ODIN.
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Thank you so much!

burningcreation said:
Thank you so much!
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Cool.

KineSight said:
Don't forget to add to archive as ".tar" before flashing in ODIN.
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Does this work on all bootloader versions?

Buckythereporter said:
Does this work on all bootloader versions?
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I believe so.

This is a boot splash screen to replace the annoying warning screen. I thought it highly appropriate for these substandard phones and is sufficiently different from the previous and after screens to see that boot is progressing.
The param.tar file is built from Stock OneUI v3.1 files. Flash in Odin
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

KineSight said:
Don't forget to add to archive as ".tar" before flashing in ODIN.
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Flashing this did not do anything

jord5 said:
Flashing this did not do anything
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Weirdly your firmware doesn't have the param.bin file - so this will not work for that ROM.

KineSight said:
Weirdly your firmware doesn't have the param.bin file - so this will not work for that ROM.
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But it has a PARAM partition and it does indeed exist? But I also have a splash.img

jord5 said:
But it has a PARAM partition and it does indeed exist? But I also have a splash.img
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Then I do not know what your issue is. Sorry - I have never experienced this. Maybe someone can help.

jord5 said:
But it has a PARAM partition and it does indeed exist? But I also have a splash.img
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Guess you are flashing it in the BL partition. Then wipe caches and dalvik through recovery and reboot. It worked fine with A10 as base.

sorry I did not understand, I am using google translator.
I have to download the file "param.bin" and then add the ".tar" to it and flash in odin

user001. said:
sorry I did not understand, I am using google translator.
I have to download the file "param.bin" and then add the ".tar" to it and flash in odin
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If you want to go back to stock, then yes.

This is clean boot screen without bootloader warnings for Galaxy A20e (SM-A202F) just flash in odin as AP Use at your own risk, I am not responsible for any damages. Param is from Fimware One UI 3.1

I bricked my j7

Hello, I was trying to update my twrp but I ended up bricking my J7, I was reinstalling the rom by odin and it's giving the following errors, setup connection, get pit for mapping, can you tell me if the cell phone has a problem or is it the computer?

Could you send a ss?

Kenora_I said:
Could you send a ss?
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what is "ss"? I'm from Brazil and I'm using a translator

screenshot.

?

Kenora_I said:
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I can't send an image of the error, but the following message appears "Could not do normal boot.Invalid id kernel,Length!"
{Mod edit: Quotation fixed}

Send screenshot of the error in odin.
From your pc.

Your pc has error now?

Kenora_I said:
Your pc has error now?
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yes

Kenora_I said:
Send screenshot of the error in odin.
From your pc.
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unfortunately when I try to send a photo or screenshot to XDA the error occurs, but if you search you will know my error, "set partition"setup connection,get pit",these errors are in odin,I want to know if I can solve it if I change my usb cable or if my cell phone has a way?

i need to see the Odin settings :/
Pit file is a partition table file, didn't you get one with the firmware?
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Jozinxx said:
unfortunately when I try to send a photo or screenshot to XDA the error occurs, but if you search you will know my error, "set partition"setup connection,get pit",these errors are in odin,I want to know if I can solve it if I change my usb cable or if my cell phone has a way?
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Ok uhh, those are your normal process. Can you tell my which device you have? like SM-G610F? Or something? or is it J7 2016? Did you buy it from Brazil?

Otus9051 said:
Ok uhh, those are your normal process. Can you tell my which device you have? like SM-G610F? Or something? or is it J7 2016? Did you buy it from Brazil?
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In his software file, he has to either disable PIT in odin or find the PIT file located with the software or find a backup from another phone of the same model.

Otus9051 said:
Ok uhh, those are your normal process. Can you tell my which device you have? like SM-G610F? Or something? or is it J7 2016? Did you buy it from Brazil?
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my j7 is the SM-G610 model, I bought it in Brazil, I tried to change the version of odin and nothing, I already put the pit file, it didn't work either, can you help me?

Kenora_I said:
In his software file, he has to either disable PIT in odin or find the PIT file located with the software or find a backup from another phone of the same model.
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desabilitar o PIT? tentei mudar a versão do odin, vou tentar trocar o meu cabo usb, explica lá também sobre o beckup de outro aparelho que você disse.
Translation by GT: disable the PIT? I tried to change the version of odin, I will try to change my usb cable, explain there also about the beckup of another device you said.

Ok in ODIN, there's a re-partition option also uncheck auto reboot if you have checked it.
Only keep f.reset time if you want.
Uncheck it.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

Kenora_I said:
Ok in ODIN, there's a re-partition option also uncheck auto reboot if you have checked it.
Only keep f.reset time if you want.
Uncheck it.
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Hi, I tried to put a custom revory (twrp), but it still asks for the Pit file, and as you know the twrp file doesn't have a pit file, I don't know if it's the computer or the usb cable.

Bro why not you use dr.fone software. It will repair your device online

NITIN RATHEE said:
Bro why not you use dr.fone software. It will repair your device online
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That is just some crap software made to make people pay for stuff..

Send model number
Storage and region here so ill find your pit file.

How to undo repartition?

I had to repartition the device to create vendor partition for the custom ROM i want to install. Bu t i want to undo it to install stock ROM. How to undo it?

Use Odin to relflash your device; you'll need to use the PIT file which you can extract from the CSC binary. Be aware that using the wrong PIT file can brick your device.

V0latyle said:
Use Odin to relflash your device; you'll need to use the PIT file which you can extract from the CSC binary. Be aware that using the wrong PIT file can brick your device.
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I opened it and found a file called "J7XELTE_EUR_OPEN.pit". Do i have to choose it in Odin?

mutlupide said:
I opened it and found a file called "J7XELTE_EUR_OPEN.pit". Do i have to choose it in Odin?
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Yeah, there's a PIT tab where you put that file in. Then you check Re-Partition, load the rest of your files, and flash

V0latyle said:
Yeah, there's a PIT tab where you put that file in. Then you check Re-Partiton, load the rest of your files, and flash
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Also should i choose all of those 5 files in Odin? Or are PIT and AP enough?
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

mutlupide said:
Also should i choose all of those 5 files in Odin? Or are PIT and AP enough?
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You use all the files in their appropriate place.
BL file in BL slot
AP file in AP slot
CP file in CP slot
CSC file in CSC slot
In Odin options tab, check Re-Partition, keep Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time checked
In Odin PIT tab, select the PIT file you extracted
Click Start and wait for the flash to finish

V0latyle said:
You use all the files in their appropriate place.
BL file in BL slot
AP file in AP slot
CP file in CP slot
CSC file in CSC slot
In Odin options tab, check Re-Partition, keep Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time checked
In Odin PIT tab, select the PIT file you extracted
Click Start and wait for the flash to finish
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Ok thanks.

V0latyle said:
Use Odin to relflash your device; you'll need to use the PIT file which you can extract from the CSC binary. Be aware that using the wrong PIT file can brick your device.
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As in soft or hard brick.

Assuming hard, as it would destroy the portion download mode is on. But curious to the anwser.

Arealhooman said:
As in soft or hard brick.
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Arealhooman said:
Assuming hard, as it would destroy the portion download mode is on. But curious to the anwser.
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Not sure TBH, although I think you're correct - if bootloader/download mode is toast, then the only way to recover the device would be via a low level flash tool such as QPST/Qfil if it's Qualcomm, and it's very hard (if not impossible) to find the necessary files

V0latyle said:
Not sure TBH
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I would assume hardbrick, as download mode would be gone. Or maybe you can’t delete download mode. Now that I think about it, the nand erase does not delete download mode, so repartioning shouldn’t overwrite it. So prob soft brick.

Arealhooman said:
I would assume hardbrick, as download mode would be gone. Or maybe you can’t delete download mode. Now that I think about it, the nand erase does not delete download mode, so repartioning shouldn’t overwrite it. So prob soft brick.
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Well, download mode and bootloader are both in the BL file, so if the device were partitioned wrong and didn't properly write those partitions, it would most likely be a hard brick.