As we know there is a PIT file to flash in Odin3.
I want to if someone has a PIT file for GT-i8262 and how can I customize to get more Internal storage space?
jayabandara said:
As we know there is a PIT file to flash in Odin3.
I want to if someone has a PIT file for GT-i8262 and how can I customize to get more Internal storage space?
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try searching for full firmware, the splitted into 4 sections
uncompress the AP part it have the pit file
or just search for it directly
you may use pit magic to do all you modifications
see attached files
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When I check out my available storage, it shows nothing for USB internal storage. It only shows the "Device Memory" of 1.97gb as the total space. If I put in an external SD card, it does show that. I know that it will not show my full 16gb, but there should be an un-mounted partition of approximately 10gb free.
I think it may have happened as I tried installing a couple of roms. I installed the CM10 JB and a stock rooted 4.04 one. I just got the device and it came with 4.03 on it. I have tried reinstalling different stock ones and they all show no internal usb storage anymore. How can I tell if there is an unused partition on the device? I have ADB/Shell access, but not sure what commands to use. When I go to CWM and mount the "USB Storage" it doesn’t mount it.
I have tried to fix permissions, reset everything and installed the stock rom from odin and CWM. I also tried CWM 6. I appreciate any help on this matter.
Thanks.
I had the same problem I solved it by using .PIT file with stock ROM
and repartitioning when using odin
I am attaching the file please use it at your own risk
I am not a devoloper
dr-PHP said:
I had the same problem I solved it by using .PIT file with stock ROM
and repartitioning when using odin
I am attaching the file please use it at your own risk
I am not a devoloper
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I just tried that and i'm still having the same problems. This is what I did. I put the file you gave me in the .pit box and put the Russian Stock 4.04 in the PDA box. I made sure the Re-Partition box was checked. Do I need CWM installed before I do this? What stock file did you use? I appreciate it.
I just tried it again with Odin 1.87 and it worked!!! It now saws I have 12gb free. Is that normal? I assume therest is reserved for other things.
Thank you so much!!!
One more question. Should I have a seperate partition for USB storage as I thought I did before? It use to say 1.97gb of device memory and 10gb of USB storage.
where did you download odin 1.87 the latest version i know is 1.85?
Mohamed Selim
Mohamedselim said:
where did you download odin 1.87 the latest version i know is 1.85?
Mohamed Selim
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1744388
danstarr said:
I just tried it again with Odin 1.87 and it worked!!! It now saws I have 12gb free. Is that normal? I assume therest is reserved for other things.
Thank you so much!!!
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I am glad that help
I am not sure whether 12 GP is normal I think it not normal
I think we need .pit file for tab 2 P5100 which is not available any where
the .pit file i attached is for some other tab
dr-PHP said:
I am glad that help
I am not sure whether 12 GP is normal I think it not normal
I think we need .pit file for tab 2 P5100 which is not available any where
the .pit file i attached is for some other tab
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Actually, 12GB free is normal. the other 4 GB is reserved for system(software/apps)
Whats with this idea that the pit file is a silver bullet for everything?
stoney73 said:
Actually, 12GB free is normal. the other 4 GB is reserved for system(software/apps)
Whats with this idea that the pit file is a silver bullet for everything?
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I suggest to try the pit file with extreme as i know it reformat and repartition system partition so if used incorrectly could miss up with system and brick the device
Sent from my GT-P5100 using xda app-developers app
I see lots people looking for PIT file
ODIN+PIT
GT-P5100 Odin3 v1.87 + pit
mediafire.com/?lh0batz9fjaalps
GT-P5110 Odin3 v1.87 + pit
mediafire.com/?lnrkin53245y0qt
That is from russian forum
4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=353211
Hope to help with these files.
I have the same problem
I have the same problem as yours now, can you please or anyone help me about this
My p5100 only shows 1.97 gb of internal memory i've tried almost everything you did like flashing those .pit files but no luck for me :crying:
Lo1z01 said:
I have the same problem as yours now, can you please or anyone help me about this
My p5100 only shows 1.97 gb of internal memory i've tried almost everything you did like flashing those .pit files but no luck for me :crying:
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Hi, I'm having the exact same problem, did all mentioned above And I still have lest than 2GB of memery, depending on the ROM i flash, ODIN gives no errors
Update: in ODIN deselect reboot, after flash reboot manualy to recovery and select factory reset - reformated and worked
Hi guys…
I’ve just upgrade my GT-P6800 (wifi + 3G) 32Gb from HC to ICS using odin to flash firmware. Using firmware XSE, PIT, and modem, it’s successfully to ICS but internal memory reduced to 16Gb, please help me how to get back internal memory to 32Gb? My friend told me to flash a PIT file for GT-P6800 32Gb, where I can find it?
it is because you may have initially flashed a PIT file that was intended for the 16GB model
Sent from my GT-P6800 using xda app-developers app
TeeeJaay said:
it is because you may have initially flashed a PIT file that was intended for the 16GB model
Sent from my GT-P6800 using xda app-developers app
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I edit my 16G PIT to 32GPIT for you. I don't know the real size of 32G so I just double the data partition to 28G+. you may lost a few hundred M.
The PIT file:
http://kuai.xunlei.com/d/MDIDBFYPUMXZ
flash the rom again with Odin.
Load the rom file in Odin
click the PIT button and replace with the above file. Start
Do remember not to do Factoy rest or wipe! It may brick your Tablet!
Goodluck！
Hi! I am asking this because my partitions are fukd up, and i have only 1,97 gb space. Do i need a pda file(a.k.a one package file) to install pit, or does it brick. The specs are in the signature.
How to partitipn the internal memory to increase the system memory
zjhumka said:
How to partitipn the internal memory to increase the system memory
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If it is a samsung device then you must retrieve the pit file with heimdall.
And modify the pit.
Backup your rom.
Then flash the pit with heimdall.
Then restore your rom.
Or reflash a new rom (recommended)
Check out AdamOutler's tool for looking at pit files.
Am using lg e400 running cyanogenmod 9
Hi Guys,
After a lot of trials and errors I finally succeeded in restarting my device. My current os is android V4.0.4.
My Tablet is GT-P6810. Tab is rooted.
I have been struggling with low memory messages and problems ever since I can remember. That was the reason I started installing custom stocks in the first place.
Now I am trying to find a solution to this low memory problem.
The first hurdle is to find out which memory is the problem.
On the forum they are always talking about low RAM, and the fact that Ram is only about 819MB. However, when I check my memory with 'link2sd' I get the following data:
Intern: 72 % free - tot: 12.96 GB, used 3.57 GB, Free: 9.39 GB
SD-card:72 % free - tot: 12.96 GB, used 3.57 GB, Free: 9.39 GB
SD-card second partition 'not found' (which is logical since I haven't made one yet)
System: 10% free: Tot: 819 MB, Used: 729 MB, Free 89.64 MB
Cache: 97% free, Tot 197 MB, Used: 4.15 MB, Free: 193MB
Also see the screendump attached.
Internal and SD are the same. This seems logical since Samsung is clearly stating that the internal memory is simulated (by using part of the SD-card.
All the programs are talking about is to increase the cache. My cache however is still 97% free. So no problem there, and I do not need to increase my Cache.
However, System memory is very low. I presume that what most people are talking about is actually the system memory. If I am correct, that is the one I should be increasing. :crying:
I must point out that I recently checked my P1000 device and that has a systems memory of 1.5 GB. Imagine. And a device like the P6810 only has 819 MB !!!???
The P1000 has been running for several years now with a multitude of programs, and being used by myself, my wife and my daughter with no problems what so ever (except the ones I created myself). :silly:
Finally my question: Does anyone know of a method to increase not the cache but the system memory from 819 MB to let's say 2 GB ?
I would be ever so grateful. Finally I would be able to use my device the way it was meant to.
ps: I have tried the roehsoft 'memoryInfo & Swapfile Check, and my device is not suited for the roehsoft app.
To expand partitions you will need pit file for your device, then make a copy of it and use a pit file editor to shrink partition after the system partition, then add remaning value to system.. then flash pit with heimdall or odin.
Layout
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1534033
Editor
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916936
Pit GT-6810
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1782340
Or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2523798
Good luck
biopsin said:
To expand partitions you will need pit file for your device, then make a copy of it and use a pit file editor to shrink partition after the system partition, then add remaning value to system.. then flash pit with heimdall or odin.
Layout
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1534033
Editor
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916936
Could not find links to pit files, but they are here somewhere..
Good luck
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Hi,
Thx.
Would it be possible to elaborate a bit more, or to point me in the direction of a link where the actions you described are explained a bit more in depth?
Also questions like how do I know the pit-file is the right version? ...
biopsin said:
To expand partitions you will need pit file for your device, then make a copy of it and use a pit file editor to shrink partition after the system partition, then add remaning value to system.. then flash pit with heimdall or odin.
Layout
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1534033
Editor
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916936
Pit GT-6810
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1782340
Or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2523798
Good luck
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Would you be able to provide me with some more details on how to do this?
Please?
biopsin said:
To expand partitions you will need pit file for your device, then make a copy of it and use a pit file editor to shrink partition after the system partition, then add remaning value to system.. then flash pit with heimdall or odin.
Layout
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1534033
Editor
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1916936
Pit GT-6810
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1782340
Or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2523798
Good luck
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Beste,
I have been looking now for quite a while, but could not find any further information thath could help me do the things you suggested.
Would you be able to give any more tips ?
sorry dude, don't have windows, so I can't help out directly, how far did you get?
did you get the pit file and editor?