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Pit 803

Anyone mind giving me a link to downloading only the 803.pit file?
I have seen it on the forums, but then its only downloadable with another firmware, my internet data bundle won't last if I download that too!
Thanks in advance!!

here it is!

https://www.wuala.com/Samsung Galaxy S/Firewares , Updates and Odin/Odin & .PIT/?key=AfzUZSU4SpKU
Thanks to Darkstriker (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=723596)

here you have it
Edit: too slow

At least, no one will say XDA members lack the will to help

it would also have been the first hit on google.

trasig said:
it would also have been the first hit on google.
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Actually, it's not : http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&c...=pit+803&btnG=Søg&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

Thanks Mopral, and everyone else who posted ^^
First time I'm flashing my i9000, so just making sure I'm following everything step by step!

Then surely you shouldn't be using a PIT at all?

dirk1978 said:
Then surely you shouldn't be using a PIT at all?
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Froyo isn't available through Kies yet in SA, only in the next week or two
So I've decided to skip the wait and flash with the latest I9000XWJPA firmware, apparently the 803.pit is required, as well as re-partition with the 512.pit with the I9000XWJM8 firmware. Perhaps I'm making a mistake, terribly new to Android

For reference all PIT files and most known firmwares are available from www.samfirmware.com.

Ah, PIT files are only partition information templates for Odin to move the sizes of the internal device partitions around. Everyone should just be using the 512 PIT now as the others were just development hacks. You will already have the 512 layout so there's no reason to even load it into Odin, always just let it flash without repartitioning.
But if you're not sure, then follow the samfirmware instructions, it's making you use the 512 PIT anyway, the 803 being loaded into Odin but repartition not being ticked does nothing.

Arkane316 said:
Froyo isn't available through Kies yet in SA, only in the next week or two
So I've decided to skip the wait and flash with the latest I9000XWJPA firmware, apparently the 803.pit is required, as well as re-partition with the 512.pit with the I9000XWJM8 firmware. Perhaps I'm making a mistake, terribly new to Android
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You don't need a pit or I9000XWJM8, what you need is to flash directly CODE as PDA, MODEM as PHONE and CSC as CSC...no repartition.
If you must re-partition then use 512.pit and these files from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8911755&postcount=83
You need the first download and only one of the three CSC files(I recommend XEE).
Extract once using 7-zip, then load the files as I wrote earlier and PIT as 512.pt and check Re-partition.

[Ramad] said:
Actually, it's not : http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&c...=pit+803&btnG=Søg&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
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Actually it is. Just dont use weird localized google. google.COM is there for a reason.

dupel said:
Actually it is. Just dont use weird localized google. google.COM is there for a reason.
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Hi
I there a reason for you to act as a policeman in this forum?

[Q]downgrade 4.3 - 4.1.2

hello.
usually when I have a few flash the phone I like to leave the factory, which I put the factory oxa with partition marked in 5 files odin with pit, bootloader, code, modem (LJ2) and csc.
I've never had trouble oxa install the factory and I have done more than 20 times since upgrading to M16 (4.3) I have been unable to do the operation because when I have uploaded files to download odin and phone wire as I give to start the SET PARTITION makes an instant and I FAIL throws.
windows thereupon losing throws me Connect message pc / phone.
I've tried with two different pcs and does the same, they know they can be happening? the fault of the new base? I must do to stop factory new phone?
thank you very much

xavivts said:
hello.
usually when I have a few flash the phone I like to leave the factory, which I put the factory oxa with partition marked in 5 files odin with pit, bootloader, code, modem (LJ2) and csc.
I've never had trouble oxa install the factory and I have done more than 20 times since upgrading to M16 (4.3) I have been unable to do the operation because when I have uploaded files to download odin and phone wire as I give to start the SET PARTITION makes an instant and I FAIL throws.
windows thereupon losing throws me Connect message pc / phone.
I've tried with two different pcs and does the same, they know they can be happening? the fault of the new base? I must do to stop factory new phone?
thank you very much
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Can SWe downgrade from 4.3 to 4.1.2?

lidootn said:
Can SWe downgrade from 4.3 to 4.1.2?
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with cwm downgrade if you can make a nandroid backup, but I do it with odin to restore the factory.
regards

You can try to download default samsung firmware from sammobile and use Odin to install the firmware. For me it works.

Keanys said:
You can try to download default samsung firmware from sammobile and use Odin to install the firmware. For me it works.
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Sure, thats better way xavivts.

Keanys said:
You can try to download default samsung firmware from sammobile and use Odin to install the firmware. For me it works.
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Fataldose said:
Sure, thats better way xavivts.
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thanks for your replies mates!!
I do not understand what is the difference of the files that I flash with factory oxa the samsung firmware.
I understand that the firmware in samfirmware there is only one file within a zip to put in pda only and oxa factory has 5 it is mentioned in the first post to leave the factory.
or you mean that first flash of a file and then the oxa factory?
thank you very much:laugh:

i"ve been stuck with this problem from a day now not able to downgrade . it gives me an error. and then tells me to connect to kies for recovery . if i try to flsh the 4.3 rom i'm not able to .after a system restart[comp] i'm able to boot 4.3 again can someone help me out :crying:

Vish2030 said:
i"ve been stuck with this problem from a day now not able to downgrade . it gives me an error. and then tells me to connect to kies for recovery . if i try to flsh the 4.3 rom i'm not able to .after a system restart[comp] i'm able to boot 4.3 again can someone help me out :crying:
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recover through kies...............
happened to me also when i tried downgrading and raised my warranty void to 1
u cant downgrade as of now if u r on mk5

How to install a G925F(BTU) ROM on the G925T - (DEBRANDING)

The main reason I'm making this is because I spent about 4 hours looking for a way to debrand my G925T that didn't involve all the customization of a custom rom. I use my phone for AT&T so a lot of the tmobile stuff is useless to me. Also something that really annoyed me was that this subject has been mentioned on the forums but was always met with people saying it wasn't possible or that it would be better not to, or just in general very unhelpful responses. Anyways, on to the tutorial.
WARNING: This tutorial is for 6.0.1, if you use the files here, your device will be upgraded. If you do not want 6.0.1 then you need to find different bootloaders and firmwares.
First thing you'll need is a bootloader and modem file for YOUR device. Heres the ones for G925T 6.0.1: EPD1 bootloader and modem. Flash them with odin.
Next, you'll need a kernel and recovery. If you want to use stock then keep reading. If you want to use a custom one then I recommend flashing them now. Saves time later.
Next thing you'll need is the BTU firmware that you want to use. To find one, just go to sammobile and look up the G925F and look for a firmware for just a country, no carrier.
Here is the one I used, its the UK BTU firmware for 6.0.1: DPBG. (Don't worry about the pit file)
After its downloaded, extract the AP file somewhere, then open it with winrar or a similar program. extract the parts you need:
kernel: boot.img
recovery: recovery.img
rom: system.img
for a factory reset you can include the userdata.img as well if you want.
(Note: if your flashing all of these, ignore the rest and just flash the AP file).
Once you have all of that, download these scripts: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446269
Now take the files you extracted and put them in the same folder as the scripts, then run the ImgToTar.MD5 batch file. It should do the rest of the work for you, just wait for it to finish making your tar.md5. When its done, just flash it with odin and you should be good to go with a completely debranded rom

if u can share link for the final file it will help me alot

Unlock ????
it will work to unlock without unlock app ? (sorry for bad english) just with imei code ?
Esto funciona para liberar el dispositivo sin la app de T-mobile ? solo con el codigo imei ?

No
Rebug_Usr said:
it will work to unlock without unlock app ? (sorry for bad english) just with imei code ?
Esto funciona para liberar el dispositivo sin la app de T-mobile ? solo con el codigo imei ?
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No, you need to unlock your device...

bend3rilo said:
No, you need to unlock your device...
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You know how ?? Someone help me

someone to help me unlock my phone I support android 5.1.1

It works with G925I instead of G925F? Or another one? Thanks

deporcal said:
someone to help me unlock my phone I support android 5.1.1
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I am unlock here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-galaxy-s6-edge/general/sim-unlock-t3186826

WOW, this is just awesome, I have a tmobile branded unlocked s6 edge here in Germany. I will try this as soon as possible. For those who do not understand, the firmware for the intl s6 edge is constantly updated and has far less bloatware. Will post once I know it all works!

jetbruceli said:
WOW, this is just awesome, I have a tmobile branded unlocked s6 edge here in Germany. I will try this as soon as possible. For those who do not understand, the firmware for the intl s6 edge is constantly updated and has far less bloatware. Will post once I know it all works!
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Waiting for your experience...

OP, you say if you are flashing all, just flash the AP. Do I still need the script then? Or you mean, I can flash the AP within Odin itself
"After its downloaded, extract the AP file somewhere, then open it with winrar or a similar program. extract the parts you need:
kernel: boot.img
recovery: recovery.img
rom: system.img
for a factory reset you can include the userdata.img as well if you want.
(Note: if your flashing all of these, ignore the rest and just flash the AP file)."

well, i try with S6 Edge Tmobile, but when i want to flash the third file (system.tar.md5) didnt responde in the flashing, i will try to do md5 files again
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i found the problem, when you convert to TAR archive (with the script that is in this link : http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3596893&d=1451769888) you need to check the size of the archives (in my case system size was 1.5gb in TAR file, and in IMG file is 3.5gb, thats why in my phone brick) .
i do it for each file the script (i use the 3 files : SYSTEM, RECOVERY and BOOT) and im waiting the restart of my phone. i will write if my s6 edge Tmobile convert to s6 edge International

not working on s6 tmobile g925t says system check version failed
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the bootloder which u given is not accepting because bl security is 4 any method to unlock bootloder or combination works any idea

okay so question. If I do this. WIll I be able to install roms for the g925f on my g925t??

Do we have any confirmation of this working? for g925t or did it still continue to fail?

Sir can you provide the working rom link
Teir said:
The main reason I'm making this is because I spent about 4 hours looking for a way to debrand my G925T that didn't involve all the customization of a custom rom. I use my phone for AT&T so a lot of the tmobile stuff is useless to me. Also something that really annoyed me was that this subject has been mentioned on the forums but was always met with people saying it wasn't possible or that it would be better not to, or just in general very unhelpful responses. Anyways, on to the tutorial.
WARNING: This tutorial is for 6.0.1, if you use the files here, your device will be upgraded. If you do not want 6.0.1 then you need to find different bootloaders and firmwares.
First thing you'll need is a bootloader and modem file for YOUR device. Heres the ones for G925T 6.0.1: EPD1 bootloader and modem. Flash them with odin.
Next, you'll need a kernel and recovery. If you want to use stock then keep reading. If you want to use a custom one then I recommend flashing them now. Saves time later.
Next thing you'll need is the BTU firmware that you want to use. To find one, just go to sammobile and look up the G925F and look for a firmware for just a country, no carrier.
Here is the one I used, its the UK BTU firmware for 6.0.1: DPBG. (Don't worry about the pit file)
After its downloaded, extract the AP file somewhere, then open it with winrar or a similar program. extract the parts you need:
kernel: boot.img
recovery: recovery.img
rom: system.img
for a factory reset you can include the userdata.img as well if you want.
(Note: if your flashing all of these, ignore the rest and just flash the AP file).
Once you have all of that, download these scripts: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446269
Now take the files you extracted and put them in the same folder as the scripts, then run the ImgToTar.MD5 batch file. It should do the rest of the work for you, just wait for it to finish making your tar.md5. When its done, just flash it with odin and you should be good to go with a completely debranded rom
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Bro is this debranded rom working for you?
Can you post the rom link plz

Teir said:
The main reason I'm making this is because I spent about 4 hours looking for a way to debrand my G925T that didn't involve all the customization of a custom rom. I use my phone for AT&T so a lot of the tmobile stuff is useless to me. Also something that really annoyed me was that this subject has been mentioned on the forums but was always met with people saying it wasn't possible or that it would be better not to, or just in general very unhelpful responses. Anyways, on to the tutorial.
WARNING: This tutorial is for 6.0.1, if you use the files here, your device will be upgraded. If you do not want 6.0.1 then you need to find different bootloaders and firmwares.
First thing you'll need is a bootloader and modem file for YOUR device. Heres the ones for G925T 6.0.1: EPD1 bootloader and modem. Flash them with odin.
Next, you'll need a kernel and recovery. If you want to use stock then keep reading. If you want to use a custom one then I recommend flashing them now. Saves time later.
Next thing you'll need is the BTU firmware that you want to use. To find one, just go to sammobile and look up the G925F and look for a firmware for just a country, no carrier.
Here is the one I used, its the UK BTU firmware for 6.0.1: DPBG. (Don't worry about the pit file)
After its downloaded, extract the AP file somewhere, then open it with winrar or a similar program. extract the parts you need:
kernel: boot.img
recovery: recovery.img
rom: system.img
for a factory reset you can include the userdata.img as well if you want.
(Note: if your flashing all of these, ignore the rest and just flash the AP file).
Once you have all of that, download these scripts: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2446269
Now take the files you extracted and put them in the same folder as the scripts, then run the ImgToTar.MD5 batch file. It should do the rest of the work for you, just wait for it to finish making your tar.md5. When its done, just flash it with odin and you should be good to go with a completely debranded rom
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after i got these file done with imgToTar.MD5,how i should flash via odin,
kernel: boot.img is place on bootloader ?
recovery: recovery.img put in which colom of odin
rom: system.img is place in AP or PDA,right?
when i flash with odin it stuck ini below:
<ID:0/008> File analysis..
<ID:0/008> SetupConnection..
<ID:0/008> Initialzation..
<ID:0/008> Get PIT for mapping..
<ID:0/008> Firmware update start..
<ID:0/008> recovery.img
<ID:0/008> NAND Write Start!!

Sorry I couldn't understand this part.
"Next, you'll need a kernel and recovery. If you want to use stock then keep reading. If you want to use a custom one then I recommend flashing them now. Saves time later." Can someone kindly explain a little further.

i need help i have g925f converted from g925t how can i update to 7.0 mine is on 6.0

How to get back to my stock version.

Hello people, I am new putting together posts, so I apologize if this should not go like this. Install a custom rom and now I would like to go back to how it was before. I am not sure what I have to look at, or The firmware that I have to download. Thank you very much and greetings.

Flash by odin

LucasUruguay said:
Hello people, I am new putting together posts, so I apologize if this should not go like this. Install a custom rom and now I would like to go back to how it was before. I am not sure what I have to look at, or The firmware that I have to download. Thank you very much and greetings.
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Go find your latest firmware and download it, extract, open odin, put extracted files to BL AP SC CSC then strat flash

Ed15121998 said:
Go find your latest firmware and download it, extract, open odin, put extracted files to BL AP SC CSC then strat flash
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perfect. I'm looking for any Android 10 firmware and that's it, right? and then use Odin

ha789di said:
Flash by odin
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Yes, I know I have to flash for Odin. the issue is that I'm not sure which firmware I have to download haha

You have to download the stock firmware, I use samfirm.js you can use other tools though, when you donwload it, you should see 5 MD5 files, you need only 4 of them, the AP, BL, CP and CSC files. Flash them according to their name using odin.

LucasUruguay said:
Yes, I know I have to flash for Odin. the issue is that I'm not sure which firmware I have to download haha
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[GUIDE] How to downgrade to Android 9
Make backups! Go to Settings - About Phone - Software information, and under 'Service provider SW ver.' you will see something like : '..._SM_A505FN_OXM_LUX_QQ..... etc...' The important thing is a: the model number, in my case A505FN and b...
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How to change CSC back to original if you are not able to

So i have a S20Fe exynos and me being impatient installed oneui4 SER version on device thinking that will see whatever happens. I am also developer of Clean OS rom for s20fe so i tried using my csc feature script and it worked flawlessly in SER csc but I thought of coming back to oneui3 so I installed it back using my default INR regiom firmware of November although it installed fine in ODIN when i tried to install my csc feature it showed my csc is SER and didnt installed. My fear of csc getting stuck got true i tried refreshing again but SER came. Then i remembered what I used to do in S3 days to fully clean install firmware in my device and thought of doing so
Steps for the process are
Open csc files of your firmware and extract the .pit file from it
Open odin and load all your respective files in the slots
Go to pit option tab and select the .pit file you extracted
Now go to options and unselct auto reboot and select nand erase
Start the flashing process.
This process fully wipe your nand of your device
After this I got my default csc back to inr and all my functions are working properly including my csc features.
This method was personally test by me but i cant give guarantee that i will 100 % work for you but what is the harm in tryinf it out.

I have g7810(chinese verison) of S20FE 5g.I want to change the csc..If i change it to other region will i be able to lock my bootloader with that and get regular update just as normal?

madadictromtester said:
So i have a S20Fe exynos and me being impatient installed oneui4 SER version on device thinking that will see whatever happens. I am also developer of Clean OS rom for s20fe so i tried using my csc feature script and it worked flawlessly in SER csc but I thought of coming back to oneui3 so I installed it back using my default INR regiom firmware of November although it installed fine in ODIN when i tried to install my csc feature it showed my csc is SER and didnt installed. My fear of csc getting stuck got true i tried refreshing again but SER came. Then i remembered what I used to do in S3 days to fully clean install firmware in my device and thought of doing so
Steps for the process are
Open csc files of your firmware and extract the .pit file from it
Open odin and load all your respective files in the slots
Go to pit option tab and select the .pit file you extracted
Now go to options and unselct auto reboot and select nand erase
Start the flashing process.
This process fully wipe your nand of your device
After this I got my default csc back to inr and all my functions are working properly including my csc features.
This method was personally test by me but i cant give guarantee that i will 100 % work for you but what is the harm in tryinf it out.
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do I still have to flash the rest of the files?

S20fe.hype said:
do I still have to flash the rest of the files?
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Yeah you have to flash ap.bl cp and csc like normal

madadictromtester said:
Yeah you have to flash ap.bl cp and csc like normal
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I cant find pit file in csc
Where can i find it?

S20fe.hype said:
I cant find pit file in csc
Where can i find it?
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It is .pit file in csc zip

madadictromtester said:
It is .pit file in csc zip
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I flashed it with repartition activated
Nand erease auto reboot not selected
And still not repair csc
I miss a step?

S20fe.hype said:
I flashed it with repartition activated
Nand erease auto reboot not selected
And still not repair csc
I miss a step?
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No not really although this step worked for me but i dont really know of it will work for others

But how to change CSC to default, as if I hadn't changed him before, but without wiping data, pls i very need