I've a hard-bricked GNote. Plz don't ask why and how I managed to screw it. I cannot regret enough myself. Never intended to and usually I take good care by reading before doing something potentially risky. It's just that the temporary cwm.zip was on that note for long, and it was downloaded and used for rooting before it was discovered and marked as dangerous and I did not visit XDA meanwhile.
Anyway, it has been more than a month now. The device is super-hard bricked. Nothing can revive it. It's totally dead; no display, download or recovery modes. Has been tried for JTAG and met with failure (eMMC seems to be damaged altogether). So the only thing left to do is to replace the motherboard. The seller from whom it was bought claimed that it had international warranty at the time it was sold. However, after this disaster, I discovered this particular unit has no warranty by Samsung (was strange for me). I have contacted Samsung UAE, Samsung South Africa, and Samsung USA and all of them refused to extend any help. The local Samsung service center would charge me $400 (yes that's correct - US$400 equivalent in my currency) for replacing the motherboard.
I might use some help here by getting information on whether the motherboard can be obtained from some other place, and how much would it cost. I have access to UAE or Singapore (friends visit these places). If someone can help me with this information on how much it would cost me to get a replacement MB from these markets or may be from the Samsung service centers there, it would really be helpful. Any help in this matter is much appreciated.
Hard bricked note
I have the same problem. if anyone can let me know whether ( & where ) i can get a replacement motherboard from any of the following countries in my region - Singapore , Malaysia, India or Srilanka, i have fiends in these places but they don't know where to look so if anyone can point me in the right direction. if i can get replacement i have technician who can get it done.
FYI - I live in Maldives ... which is a small Indian ocean island nation. Few Hi tech service centers avilable but no spares.
If you think the cost of mobo is high or you can't get one,you could try http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26285877 or http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26428986
Please note that the above methods are not permanent fix for superbricked phones....it just makes it usable again....And it also lessen your SD card space drastically....
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I think sourcing the actual mobo's will be very difficult except on ebay, but they're likely to be damaged ones anyway, you might be lucky.
As above poster mentions, you can try a repartition as a workaround until there's a concrete fix.
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@vijai2011 and @SpyderTracks, thanks for your suggestion guys, but probably you are confusing it with a super-bricked GN. There is no way I can repartition the eMMC as there is no bootloader. Without it, I cannot go into download mode or have PC connectivity of any kind, whatsoever. MB replacement is my only option.
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@vijai2011 and @SpyderTracks, thanks for your suggestion guys, but probably you are confusing it with a super-bricked GN. There is no way I can repartition the eMMC as there is no bootloader. Without it, I cannot go into download mode or have PC connectivity of any kind, whatsoever. MB replacement is my only option.
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What I'm suggesting is the only way to replace emmc is by replacing the motherboard, and samsung is the only place that will do it, or any insurance place who'll probably send it to Samsung. Sourcing motherboards is notoriously difficult outside of a service center. It's the whole board that needs replacing not just the chip as it's embedded.
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unikorn74 said:
@vijai2011 and @SpyderTracks, thanks for your suggestion guys, but probably you are confusing it with a super-bricked GN. There is no way I can repartition the eMMC as there is no bootloader. Without it, I cannot go into download mode or have PC connectivity of any kind, whatsoever. MB replacement is my only option.
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Oops...sorry....yeah I thought you have superbricked your phone...And sorry if that haven't helped you....
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Wait for note 2 xP... Not worth paying 400 dollars for a mobo its better to get a new device but why to get a new note 1 with note 2 around the corner?
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same boat. emmc motherboard but ss have said it's water damage instead to get off the warranty. blatant theft.
now I'm stuck too with a hard brick....
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I guess the best thing for you is to acquire the eMMC chip and just take the defective chip out and replace it with another one (not entirely the entire motherboard). I'm not sure though how you can accomplish this feat but someone (courtesy of 'dekelm8' from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1698977&page=59) was able to secure a replacement chip from this website - http://www.suppliesnow.nl/english-product-1108-000424.htm and http://www.aswo-elektronik.hr/eng/index.html (you need to register to that website actually).
So far he indicated that he got the replacement chip (* I think). Now to the nature if he was ever able to replace the eMMC chip with his replacement one, that remains a mystery to me still.
Hope that helps something on your dilemma and Good Luck if your able to fix back your Note.
Search on YouTube : Samsung Galaxy Note - JTAG Brick Repair Service (Debricking/Unbrick/Brick FIX)
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I need a motherboard for my Samsung GT P1000.
can someone tell me where I can buy? It may be a seller unofficial.
Thanks.
Why do u need it?I mean r u facing probs?
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rock2702 said:
Why do u need it?I mean r u facing probs?
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Because the wi-fi and bluetooth does not work and the diagnosis assistance in samsung found this failure. And the motherboard for the GT P1000 is very expensive here.
How much?R u not inside warranty?
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I wouldn't rely on Samsung assistance. I would really like you to install a different ROM. Try Overcome 7 4.1.0
I don't have the specifics, but usually it's a ROM problem that causes WIFI and BLUETOOTH to stop working.
rock2702 said:
How much?R u not inside warranty?
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Yes, I'm outside warranty.
obahmood said:
I wouldn't rely on Samsung assistance. I would really like you to install a different ROM. Try Overcome 7 4.1.0
I don't have the specifics, but usually it's a ROM problem that causes WIFI and BLUETOOTH to stop working.
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I also did not trust completely in what I was told by Samsung assistance, but ......
About my GT P1000:
Firmware version: 2.3.3
Baseband: P1000XXJPZ
Kernel: 2.6.35.7 se.infra @ SEP-52 # 2
Build No.: GINGERBREAD.XXJQ1
STATUS
Wi-Fi MAC address: unavailable
Bluetooth MAC address: unavailable
You think that Overcome 4.1.0 can solve my problem?
I am ready to try. Give me some tips, links, etc..
Can it be? Let's do this!
have you tried rooting before, if not since your tab is running Android 2.3.3...you can try the guide posted here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=812367
after rooting your device you can try this
http://www.teamovercome.net/p1000/?page_id=17
since the guide doesn't seem to show any picture you can go here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=681
note: please follow the instructions to the letter, to avoid unnecessary inconveniences
grandduke
Btw there is no need to root your device to do overcome method.
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Just go to overcome page and do all that it says. And also, do let us know here if it did solve the problem. Would be help to a great number of people who might face the same problem.
Motherboard GT-P1000
Motherboards go for about 180-200 $ + shipping. You can have a look at that alibaba website. There is a supplier selling also small quantities. It is nevertheless probably cheaper to get a faulty one (e.g. with broken glass) and just replace the LCD and glass.
Furthermore they will most likely only accept regular money transfer and you will have no warranty that the requested item will arrive.
That usually is no problem as dealing with chinese companies is a more or less reliable matter but you never know, if the parcel gets lost or broken or wet or whatever.
Motherboard is the most expensive part on a GT-P1000.
Good luck
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Motherboards go for about 180-200 $ + shipping. You can have a look at that alibaba website. There is a supplier selling also small quantities. It is nevertheless probably cheaper to get a faulty one (e.g. with broken glass) and just replace the LCD and glass.
Furthermore they will most likely only accept regular money transfer and you will have no warranty that the requested item will arrive.
That usually is no problem as dealing with chinese companies is a more or less reliable matter but you never know, if the parcel gets lost or broken or wet or whatever.
Motherboard is the most expensive part on a GT-P1000.
Good luck
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Yes, I already knew the site Alibaba, but hoped someone direct me to someone else.
First I'll try to reinstall the root suggested and then see what is the result. It may be that result. Who knows?
thank you
Hey everyone
I'm a bit lost as to how to get started with fixing my hard bricked phone. It occured when flashing a leaked JB rom and now won't turn on, not even in Download mode.
I'm in Australia but bought my phone in Malaysia so the local Samsung shop is refusing to repair it without replacing the main PCB. They advised that a repair would be possible without the hardware replacement, but it would be illegal for them to perform because of issues relating to the IMEI (WTF?).
I haven't been able to get any response out of the phone. The battery was very low when I flashed (terrible move, I know), is it possible that the battery now isn't charging and this is why I'm not able to go into Download mode? I have a few mates with the same phone so I could potentially try a charged battery in it...
All up - I'm guessing that I have to manually write to the EMMC.... Is this just a matter of obtaining a JIG cable and using Odin? I'd like to avoid opening the phone up, but I can do if it's my only option.
Cheers in advance
Paul
zeski said:
Hey everyone
I'm a bit lost as to how to get started with fixing my hard bricked phone. It occured when flashing a leaked JB rom and now won't turn on, not even in Download mode.
I'm in Australia but bought my phone in Malaysia so the local Samsung shop is refusing to repair it without replacing the main PCB. They advised that a repair would be possible without the hardware replacement, but it would be illegal for them to perform because of issues relating to the IMEI (WTF?).
I haven't been able to get any response out of the phone. The battery was very low when I flashed (terrible move, I know), is it possible that the battery now isn't charging and this is why I'm not able to go into Download mode? I have a few mates with the same phone so I could potentially try a charged battery in it...
All up - I'm guessing that I have to manually write to the EMMC.... Is this just a matter of obtaining a JIG cable and using Odin? I'd like to avoid opening the phone up, but I can do if it's my only option.
Cheers in advance
Paul
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Try this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667886
zeski said:
Hey everyone
I'm a bit lost as to how to get started with fixing my hard bricked phone. It occured when flashing a leaked JB rom and now won't turn on, not even in Download mode.
I'm in Australia but bought my phone in Malaysia so the local Samsung shop is refusing to repair it without replacing the main PCB. They advised that a repair would be possible without the hardware replacement, but it would be illegal for them to perform because of issues relating to the IMEI (WTF?).
I haven't been able to get any response out of the phone. The battery was very low when I flashed (terrible move, I know), is it possible that the battery now isn't charging and this is why I'm not able to go into Download mode? I have a few mates with the same phone so I could potentially try a charged battery in it...
All up - I'm guessing that I have to manually write to the EMMC.... Is this just a matter of obtaining a JIG cable and using Odin? I'd like to avoid opening the phone up, but I can do if it's my only option.
Cheers in advance
Paul
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Thought you may need this..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25869754
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I'm assuming you only get an LED? ,If you are suffering Erase Cap there is very little that can be done at the stage you're at.
All information regarding Ecap can be found in that thread.
You may say hello in there and get somebody far wiser than me to pick it up..
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
Unfortunately the phone is completely unresponsive (although it does warm up when plugged in!)
I'm guessing it's the EMMC bug rearing it's ugliest form and it now needs me to bit a JIT kit to rewrite to it directly... but it'll take me weeks to learn up on that and get the parts...
I'm guessing I need one of these bad boys to proceed:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/RIFF-Box...ltDomain_0&hash=item25755f5616#ht_15039wt_909
Can anyone confirm/deny/comment? I'm gonna go out and grab myself an Ideos X5 to hold me over, but would love to go back to my Galaxy Note.
Leaked JB rom from where did you get that
Actually there is no leaked jb rom
Try using jig to enter download mode
Before flashing what ROM and Kernel are you on?
zeski said:
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
Unfortunately the phone is completely unresponsive (although it does warm up when plugged in!)
I'm guessing it's the EMMC bug rearing it's ugliest form and it now needs me to bit a JIT kit to rewrite to it directly... but it'll take me weeks to learn up on that and get the parts...
I'm guessing I need one of these bad boys to proceed:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/RIFF-Box...ltDomain_0&hash=item25755f5616#ht_15039wt_909
Can anyone confirm/deny/comment? I'm gonna go out and grab myself an Ideos X5 to hold me over, but would love to go back to my Galaxy Note.
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Sorry to learn about your mishap. I suggest you should not waste money on RIFFBOX as there is little chance you will be able to revive your device in the condition it is, and if you are not into electronics, and don't have hands on experience of soldering (i mean really thin wires), this will be useless for you. I am telling this from my experience as I have same bricked note with me. Had it jtagged, but could not get it revived because the bootloader in eMMC is damaged, so the only option is to replace eMMC, which is physically impossible without sophisticated high tech machinery, or to replace the motherboard carrying eMMC chip. That is not available anywhere (not even on eBay last I checked), except Samsung Service Center, and at least in my country, they are charging like USD400 for the motherboard. I read in another thread here (cannot find it now) that it cost another guy about US$200 for the same thing else where (I think it was in India).
How much are they charging for motherboard replacement? I think you should go for this option as even if somehow you get your note revived without mb replacement, it is highly likely you'll still end up with partially damaged eMMC chip.
how did you know that it s the emmc brick?, i have my phone hardbricked before when i tried to use swap partition, and i get no responce from the phone also, i though it was the emmc brick bug, but i get it worked only with jtag, and costed me around 20$ only, and it wasn't the emmc brick, it was hardbrick but without emmc chip corruption.
the only way the emmc brick ocures is by:
wiping or formatting while on unsafe kernel
any thing else isn't emmc brick, and i think this your condition, you have to try jtag dear.
Thanks for the responses guys It's much appreciated.
I've ordered myself a little USB JIG, will see how that goes and proceed from there!
Emmc big is still present in the note 2 with jelly bean?
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u should ask this in the Note || forum mate.. there u will get more response... although.. the emmc was specific to ICS kernels..
nokiamodeln91 said:
u should ask this in the Note || forum mate.. there u will get more response... although.. the emmc was specific to ICS kernels..
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Right, ICS kernels that are being modified to use on JB for phones that dont have jb kernel source... Like a samaung phone
Warning: hideous sig acomin..
Need a change of pace?
Odexing Data with a simple script
or
Change your boot splash-screen in two steps
Ya thats cuz there is no official uodate for note yet
I have a GT-N7000 bought from England and it experiences periodic lock ups. I had the brick bug and used the PIT method to fix it. It does work but it does experience random periodic lockups. Just enough to be annoying. Since I really love this phone I expect to keep it a while and I have decided to get it repaired, even if I have to pay for it. But I don't want to send it to England if I can avoid it.
So three questions. 1, can I send it to the Samsung US repair facility? It is not listed on their web site as a supported model. 2. Anyone know what a motherboard replacement costs (yes, I know expensive, but a dollar amount?) 3. Has you have used that facility then how fast was the turn around? Thanks.
ourtech said:
I have a GT-N7000 bought from England and it experiences periodic lock ups. I had the brick bug and used the PIT method to fix it. It does work but it does experience random periodic lockups. Just enough to be annoying. Since I really love this phone I expect to keep it a while and I have decided to get it repaired, even if I have to pay for it. But I don't want to send it to England if I can avoid it.
So three questions. 1, can I send it to the Samsung US repair facility? It is not listed on their web site as a supported model. 2. Anyone know what a motherboard replacement costs (yes, I know expensive, but a dollar amount?) 3. Has you have used that facility then how fast was the turn around? Thanks.
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Bump - anyone?
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I too, am curious about this?
Anyone?
I would also like to know
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I have bought this phone hard bricked. It won't turn on and download mode nor fastboot, nothing... When I connect it in Windows I get SEC S5PC210 Test B/D so I was googling a lot and I found this Unbrickable Resurrector but unfortunatelly, it doesn't supports Galaxy Note GT-N7000 (I9220) but still I tested it out but no luck. The phone is detected but the flash is not written by the application so still nothing. A local guy tried to JTAG it and it said that the emmc chip is fried and getting a new one would do the trick which he doesn't knows where to find one. Now I want to ask, where can I find a good emmc chip except the link below?
parts4repair.com/samsung-galaxy-note-n7000-16gb-sandisk-sdin5c2-4g-flash-chip-with-program/
Have anyone tried ordering something from the website above?
Emmc chip is burnt into the motherboard. You will need a replacement done by Samsung service.
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nokiamodeln91 said:
Emmc chip is burnt into the motherboard. You will need a replacement done by Samsung service.
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Yeah but since I bought this phone a second hand, I don't have any warranty too. I'm sure that replacing the emmc will fix the phone but before I order the chip I want to make sure that there isn't an easy method to fix this brick.
BojanMK said:
Yeah but since I bought this phone a second hand, I don't have any warranty too. I'm sure that replacing the emmc will fix the phone but before I order the chip I want to make sure that there isn't an easy method to fix this brick.
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Again men, as he said before, the chip is burnt in the motherboard of the note. You cant replace it by yourself because you will ruin the phone. Imagine this proces is did by a machine in a factory, no by a human. If you wont have warranty you can leave your phone on a samsung centre and they will replace your motherboard by a new one (with a price, obviusly)... sorry for this... but its the truth. Sirry my bad english!
BojanMK said:
Yeah but since I bought this phone a second hand, I don't have any warranty too. I'm sure that replacing the emmc will fix the phone but before I order the chip I want to make sure that there isn't an easy method to fix this brick.
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Of You can find a source for the chip then please post where from. Have you got experience of micro soldering? It's not easy and you need the right equipment, I'm not sure you fully understand what the emmc chip is.
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SpyderTracks said:
Of You can find a source for the chip then please post where from. Have you got experience of micro soldering? It's not easy and you need the right equipment, I'm not sure you fully understand what the emmc chip is.
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emmc chip is a BGA, (Buble Grid Array). soldering that type of component needs a special oven to melt the solder balls at precise temperature and duration. This cannot be done easily.
Solder points are not on the edges of the chip but between the chip and the printed board, so you cannot acces with a soldering iron
Yes correct.. most you can do is find a replacement motherboard... may be by someone who has a broken screen and want to sell the note or so.. replacing the motherboard usually costs as 60% of the phone
I would say look on eBay for replacement motherboard as nokia says or try Samsung direct, but obviously more expensive.
I doubt very much you'd be able to source an emmc chip anyway even if you did have the skills to bake it on, the suppliers would never honour anything other than bulk orders.
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Spyde!
are you still on 4.0.3 or just have not updated the sig?
Tnx for replying
galaxynote2 said:
Again men, as he said before, the chip is burnt in the motherboard of the note. You cant replace it by yourself because you will ruin the phone. Imagine this proces is did by a machine in a factory, no by a human. If you wont have warranty you can leave your phone on a samsung centre and they will replace your motherboard by a new one (with a price, obviusly)... sorry for this... but its the truth. Sirry my bad english!
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Emmc chip is the main chip which contains the memory (bootloader, phone's internal memory and etc. very important stuff so the phone can work properly).
SpyderTracks said:
Of You can find a source for the chip then please post where from. Have you got experience of micro soldering? It's not easy and you need the right equipment, I'm not sure you fully understand what the emmc chip is.
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I know that soldering a BGA chip is a hard thing to do but I have a technician here locally which can resolder the emmc chip with a new programmed one like from the website I've mentioned above. That emmc chip is just ready to be soldered and the phone will work as usual. See an example of changed emmc chip on a smartphone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1543310
nokiamodeln91 said:
Yes correct.. most you can do is find a replacement motherboard... may be by someone who has a broken screen and want to sell the note or so.. replacing the motherboard usually costs as 60% of the phone
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Well just buying an emmc chip looks much cheaper from buying a used motherboard. Buying a emmc chip costs $80 including shipping and everything... I don't know about motherboards, but I'm sure it's much more than the emmc's price.
BojanMK said:
Emmc chip is the main chip which contains the memory (bootloader, phone's internal memory and etc. very important stuff so the phone can work properly).
I know that soldering a BGA chip is a hard thing to do but I have a technician here locally which can resolder the emmc chip with a new programmed one like from the website I've mentioned above. That emmc chip is just ready to be soldered and the phone will work as usual. See an example of changed emmc chip on a smartphone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1543310
Well just buying an emmc chip looks much cheaper from buying a used motherboard. Buying a emmc chip costs $80 including shipping and everything... I don't know about motherboards, but I'm sure it's much more than the emmc's price.
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If you have a technician then fair enough, and best of luck to you. If you manage it can you post details about the process?
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Spyde!
are you still on 4.0.3 or just have not updated the sig?
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Haven't updated sig, am on eyebees lsa. Should do...
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Will do
SpyderTracks said:
If you have a technician then fair enough, and best of luck to you. If you manage it can you post details about the process?
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Haven't updated sig, am on eyebees lsa. Should do...
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Will do mate and thanks for the support, I really need it.
If u can get thr phone working. Please do let me know. Becasue everytime i tried to fix my phone in the past i have ruined them.
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I am wondering abut SDIN5C2-4G that is being sold in http://www.parts4repair.com/samsung...b-sandisk-sdin5c2-4g-flash-chip-with-program/
according to its document : http://omapworld.com/iNAND_e_MMC_4_41_IF_data_sheet_v1_0[1].pdf
SDIN5C2-4G is 4GB storage. Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 has 16GB it should use SDIN5C2-16G.
or the guy who sell the chip, just to make the phone back to life with just 4GB after all ?? If so, system partition takes about 2GB and the rest is user /SDcard 2GB ?
I have got a Riff Jtag Box from ebay, I have recently bricked my Samsung galaxy tablet 8.9 by installing a bad rom, although I found a youtube video about jtag and how to jtag. I received the jtag box and now I need the correct connections to solder the wires on to my tablets mother board. All I need to know is where can I find the correct connection for the jtag box to connect to the mother board , Thank you
My Device Is A: Samsung galaxy tab 8.9
Bricked
Idk, but it probably makes a difference if your tab is a p73xx or an i957.
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Ok
I recently purchased A Ultra Book today which helps with Internet typed things
I could just send it away to samsung for reapairs now that I have the money to do it?
Spudster1 said:
I recently purchased A Ultra Book today which helps with Internet typed things
I could just send it away to samsung for reapairs now that I have the money to do it?
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Check out mobiletechvideos.com They can jtag it for you cheaper than samsung.
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I have heard of them, Only problem is that I am in Australia. I think there service is located in America.
Not many people offer jtag repair services here I dont think unless you take it to samsung.
Another problem is its on contract with A carrier.
Alirght Found A tech that might help paying $50 to reinstall the internal firmware see how it goes to tommrow will reply here then.
I donr know what anyone is on about but I took my device into the technicians and they could not retrieve the tablet no matter what. Even with jtag. This just goes to show JTag does NOT save all devices that get bricked during firmware installations.
Anyway I have bought A new tablet Samsung Galaxy 7.0 This time I am never rooting again.
I got a smaller screen since I now I have A computer and it would still do the same job.
Thanks anyway
Spudster1 said:
I donr know what anyone is on about but I took my device into the technicians and they could not retrieve the tablet no matter what. Even with jtag. This just goes to show JTag does NOT save all devices that get bricked during firmware installations.
Anyway I have bought A new tablet Samsung Galaxy 7.0 This time I am never rooting again.
I got a smaller screen since I now I have A computer and it would still do the same job.
Thanks anyway
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Do u still have the tablet or did u get rid of it?
The i957 is the same as the P7320.
Just in case anyone needed to know use riff with that pinout and info.
Share
if you find one can you share it
i'm hopeless back then 2 years and didn't give you guys the any updates pfft..
too late and just past stuff now but the tablet ended up being dusted and put to rest no repair service could fix it I did it good :/
I should of looked at the model before flashing in the first place guess we all screw up in life lol
I since installed cyanogenmod 10.1 successfully on my S2