Heimdall Firmware Package - Galaxy S II General

Does there exist a Heimdall Firmware Package for the 9100?
I have the US AT&T phone, but I'd put any language into it at this point.

Hi,
U can use download the roms.
extract the files.
use the latest Heimdall to install the rom.
No need for packages.
Just read the readme doc and guide before using Heimdall.
Also first install the driver for your phone, and extract and download the pit file of your phone.
Then use the pit file to install the files from the rom.
Hope this helps.

Hi, please help! All the firmwares for galaxy s2 I have downloaded don't have a PIT included in the tar. I have downloaded them from this site both from the branded firmwares and the unbranded ones. Where do I get the PIT?
Thanks.

Cookoospite said:
Hi, please help! All the firmwares for galaxy s2 I have downloaded don't have a PIT included in the tar. I have downloaded them from this site both from the branded firmwares and the unbranded ones. Where do I get the PIT?
Thanks.
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NEVER use a pit file PERIOD

Thanks for your reply. How do I get heimdall to flash without the PIT? Everything I have read says you need to browse for that in order to flash if you don't have a heimdall package.
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First question before this post is moved is why do you want to flash via Heimdall .
Why not just flash using ODIN .
jje

Hi, cost I can't get Odin to work for me! Tried 1.3 and 1.7 and they get me further, far as cache then it just hangs 4 hours :-( wish I could get it 2 work
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JJEgan said:
First question before this post is moved is why do you want to flash via Heimdall .
Why not just flash using ODIN .
jje
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In my case: Because it means I have to reboot into windows just for that. Everything else is on Linux.

Cookoospite said:
Hi, please help! All the firmwares for galaxy s2 I have downloaded don't have a PIT included in the tar. I have downloaded them from this site both from the branded firmwares and the unbranded ones. Where do I get the PIT?
Thanks.
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you can use heimdal to extract the current pit from your phone, save the file on your pc and use it for flashing kernels & stuff.

Related

Firmware: I9000XXJPX decrypted

here or here or here
just tested, it looks fine to me.
i flashed it with odin as pda file, no pit (i previously used 20100512 for XXJPU), no repartition.
what files are included? pda modem and csc?
It's just one .tar package with everything dude, just flash it as pda with odin.
doing now....
Intratech said:
It's just one .tar package with everything dude, just flash it as pda with odin.
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And if I still want separate CSC and MODEM...?
Then you can extract it.
RayearthX said:
And if I still want separate CSC and MODEM...?
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that was my query.... but it appears its just PDA
top work!
flashed pda only no pit or re-partition and all apps in tacked.
pda, csc and modem all now xxjpx
I9000XXJPX|2.2.1|2010 December|Download
what's different from jpu?
kendragon said:
what's different from jpu?
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AFAIK, this is the UK XEU 2.2.1
...and most bug fixed
hi im interesting if you used for xxjpu it was wich was released at 3 th december ? or this one is newer?
could someone tell me how can I flash on xwjm2 eclair? without pit and repartition?
guys my mate has a t-mobile branded phone running the latest 2.2 can he update his phone with this 2.2.1? through odin?
Uzer1 said:
could someone tell me how can I flash on xwjm2 eclair? without pit and repartition?
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Please do not go OT (Off Topic/Thread)
You are in the wrong thread, either make a thread or use the search box.
Thank you.
someone mentioned extracting.. any suggestions how.. i want pda only as i want to keep jp2 modem and csc
can we have a standalone package ?
Can someone post the build date?
Please....
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behemot24 said:
here or here or here
just tested, it looks fine to me.
i flashed it with odin as pda file, no pit (i previously used 20100512 for XXJPU), no repartition.
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Hello I flashed this file with Odin and it worked but somehow I can't see Market at all. Is there any way I can see Market.

Galaxy s original firmware

Hello everyone! Im new to android as the galaxy s2 is the first android phone I have.. Since i bought it and my wife saw it, she wanted an android phone also.
We bought her a used galaxy s (gt i9000) and to my knowledge it seems to have a unofficial rom (or something like that..) flashed. It has a program called "superuser" installed and the battery bar has % visible.. And also the lock screen seems to be a default android lock screen.. Anyway to flash an original samsung firmware to it? Ive used odin to flash the newest fw to my sg2 so maybe use that?
Hope you can help..
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Odin works fine for flashing sgs
Sent from gt i9000 insanity 8.5/fugumod
Thanks for the answer! But can someone point me to the right directions as in... Do I need to flahs only the pda file or do i need .pit and use repartition.. And are there any other steps i need to do before the flash?
Thanks in advance!
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elmonen said:
Thanks for the answer! But can someone point me to the right directions as in... Do I need to flahs only the pda file or do i need .pit and use repartition.. And are there any other steps i need to do before the flash?
Thanks in advance!
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go to samfirmware.com , select a 2.3.3 or 2.2.1 firmware.
If the package is only a .tar file , use it in PDA and dont select .PIT and untick repartition box.
If the package has three files like PDA, CSC, PHONE, use .512 PIT and tick repartition.
hope this helps. also, there are a bunch of videos on youtube.com on how to flash galaxy I9000
this thread holds all the stock roms with some instructions for installation.
[REF] Stock Firmwares for Samsung Galaxy S I9000 series - Download Only
I would do a complete factory reset by entering these characters into the phone dialler
*2767*3855#
Then I would get a 3 file download of Android 2.2.1 and recommended PIT from Samfirmware and install using Odin and Re-Partition option.
When firmware is installed and phone has booted, do another factory reset.
This way the phone has a new firmware and is completely wiped.

Need help odin shows failed message

Hello everyone please help me whenever I was trying to flash stock rom for my galaxy y gt s5360
Odin always shown failed message
I did different stock rom to flash use different usb cable, different pc, even different usb port but no success.
The good thing is my phone doesn't got bootloop and it's easily on without any problem
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Where are you getting your stock rom files from
if it's from dokys thread you should have 3 files once unzipped
Pda csc & modem
Place Pda in pda
modem in phone
csc in csc
do not tick any boxes like repartition
if you have only 1 file you need to split it for use with odin (see dev section for the tool)
marcussmith2626 said:
Where are you getting your stock rom files from
if it's from dokys thread you should have 3 files once unzipped
Pda csc & modem
Place Pda in pda
modem in phone
csc in csc
do not tick any boxes like repartition
if you have only 1 file you need to split it for use with odin (see dev section for the tool)
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I downloaded stock rom from sammobile.com
I already did that what you said...
But nothing going well
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gauravgymnast08 said:
I downloaded stock rom from sammobile.com
I already did that what you said...
But nothing going well
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Get it from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465800
specific firmware like one I use xxlf3 is in a link at top or choose ones from thread
marcussmith2626 said:
Get it from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465800
specific firmware like one I use xxlf3 is in a link at top or choose ones from thread
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I flashed asian firmware like ddla2 and ddla3 but now I m gonna to download your firmware
Thanks downloading I will flash later then report you
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Req. Original G900i pit file (optus)

been searching for sometimes still no luck to get the pit file as mentioned. Hopefully someone here would please to help on 900i pit file for optus. I have tried the open pit for 900i, after using a while its crash the system and got corrupted. .
The latest G900IDVU1CQD1 firmware (CSC=OPS) uses this pit:
fastzz said:
been searching for sometimes still no luck to get the pit file as mentioned. Hopefully someone here would please to help on 900i pit file for optus. I have tried the open pit for 900i, after using a while its crash the system and got corrupted. .
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bbsc said:
The latest G900IDVU1CQD1 firmware (CSC=OPS) uses this pit:
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I'm not stating the following in a negative way to contradict what @bbsc provided. This is only another option for obtaining the pit file.
The following link from sammobile has all the pit files for the G900 devices and also reflects a handful of G900I variants too.
https://www.sammobile.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30119
Good Luck!
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PLEASE KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
Ibuprophen said:
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The following link from sammobile has all the pit files for the G900 devices and also reflects a handful of G900I variants too.
https://www.sammobile.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30119
Good Luck!
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Hi,
Are you sure "all the pit files"?
I don't see the one for SM-G900F XEO.
Just kidding, I don't need any
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The best way is to download service firmware and extract the pit-file.
(see attachment)
bbsc said:
The best way is to download service firmware and extract the pit-file.
(see attachment)
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Do you know where to get the service firmware from?
I am going to extract pit file from my phone and I am curious if it would be the same as the one extracted from the service firmware ...
Many40 said:
Do you know where to get the service firmware from?
I am going to extract pit file from my phone and I am curious if it would be the same as the one extracted from the service firmware ...
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Yes, of course. From Samsung's servers via Samfirm tool.
The pit-file should be the same, I believe.
bbsc said:
Yes, of course. From Samsung's servers via Samfirm tool.
The pit-file should be the same, I believe.
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Thanks but it looks (as OP states) like deprecated and will rather not work for S5 MM. Somebody tried already for s5 and it didn't work but I will give it a try.
Many40 said:
Thanks but it looks (as OP states) like deprecated and will rather not work for S5 MM. Somebody tried already for s5 and it didn't work but I will give it a try.
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It stopped working for some variants (say, G900V) but mostly it works.
bbsc said:
It stopped working for some variants (say, G900V) but mostly it works.
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Checked and it worked but I got for my phone a zip file where only one tar.md5 file was included - the same like I would get from Sammobile and no PIT file inside.
Many40 said:
Checked and it worked but I got for my phone a zip file where only one tar.md5 file was included - the same like I would get from Sammobile and no PIT file inside.
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Have you ticked "Binary nature"?
Look at my screenshot above.
bbsc said:
Have you ticked "Binary nature"?
Look at my screenshot above.
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I must have missed that. Thanks! It did the trick.
So having now two PIT files for my phone (SM-G900F/XEO): one extracted from original Sammy service firmware and the second one which I extracted from my phone via adb command line, I was able to do a small experiment - compared both files using PIT Magic.
The result was as expected -> both PIT files are identical

[SM-N986B] Combination Firmware

Someone might be interested to try and flash this combination/engineering firmware.
Here's the download link - https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682926646.
You can do developer stuff with combination firmwares like being able to change CSC using the *#272*[IMEI] method.
More information about combination firmware here.
Please note that you need to reflash the stock firmware to restore your device to its normal state for daily usage. You can easily download the stock firmware using frija or samfirm.
This can be flash using Odin. Follow the guide in this thread.
Unfortunately, I can not test this on my own. I don't have the unit.
For those who have tested, kindly share your experience in this thread to help others.
Will update this OP for any additional info.
Update: There's a working method for changing CSC in N986B/DS variant in this thread. Pls check it out.
tribalfs said:
Someone might be interested to try and flash this combination/developer firmware.
Here's the download link - https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682926646.
You can do developer stuff with combination firmwares like being able to change CSC using the *#272*[IMEI] method.
More information about combination firmware here.
Please note that you need to reflash the stock firmware to restore your device to its normal state for daily usage. You can easily download the stock firmware using frija or samfirm.
This can be flash using Odin. Follow the guide in this thread.
Unfortunately, I can not test this on my own. I don't have the unit.
For those who have tested, kindly share your experience in this thread to help others.
Will update this OP for any additional info.
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I will try this when I get home.
ikeieva said:
I will try this when I get home.
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Nice! Please share your experience after.
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Nice! Please share your experience after.
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doesnt work, it says please get approval for use of factory binaries (pit)
i havent got the pit file that will allow it. i have also tried the patched odin app also
ikeieva said:
doesnt work, it says please get approval for use of factory binaries (pit)
i havent got the pit file that will allow it. i have also tried the patched odin app also
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Oh, I think you need to back up your pit using Z3X box.
It' too risky to flash pit file also.
It may be better to try to flash the old stock firmware version.
tribalfs said:
Oh, I think you need to back up your pit using Z3X box.
It' too risky to flash pit file also.
It may be better to try to flash the old stock firmware version.
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i don't have a z3x box and the patched version is asking for one even though i followed install instructions
tribalfs said:
Someone might be interested to try and flash this combination/developer firmware.
Here's the download link - https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=8889791610682926646.
You can do developer stuff with combination firmwares like being able to change CSC using the *#272*[IMEI] method.
More information about combination firmware here.
Please note that you need to reflash the stock firmware to restore your device to its normal state for daily usage. You can easily download the stock firmware using frija or samfirm.
This can be flash using Odin. Follow the guide in this thread.
Unfortunately, I can not test this on my own. I don't have the unit.
For those who have tested, kindly share your experience in this thread to help others.
Will update this OP for any additional info.
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Hi! How did you get hold of this combo firmware? Which firmware version is this based on?

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