Hi guys!
Since 2 days, I've got a big problem
My Samsung Galaxy S i9000 doesn't want boot. I tryed to flash JVU, but after a lot of trying, my phone doesn't boot.
I have acces to the recovery and download mode, i've wiped and format all, except /sdcard (i formatted system, cache, boot, data and datadata)
I think the problem comes from the internel SDcard, but i don't know how to fix the problem
Can you help me to fix this problem?
P.S Sorry for my english, i'm french
IchibanPlayer said:
Can you help me to fix this problem?
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try a solution from My Android Solutions
But First powerdown, pull out Battery, SIM CARD, and EXT.SD card, press power button for a minute, than powerup without SIM and Ext.SD Card...make sure you have more than 50% battery charge before you attempt any sort of flashing.
I had this problem once, and I solved it reflashing from ODIN a clean, stock JVU rom.
I hope it helps
xsenman said:
try a solution from My Android Solutions
But First powerdown, pull out Battery, SIM CARD, and EXT.SD card, press power button for a minute, than powerup without SIM and Ext.SD Card...make sure you have more than 50% battery charge before you attempt any sort of flashing.
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I tryed, but don't work...
daruu92 said:
I had this problem once, and I solved it reflashing from ODIN a clean, stock JVU rom.
I hope it helps
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I tryed to since 2 days, but don't work too...
I tryed OneClick Unbrick, but same result....
Up please
Same problem solved with Odin. First check reparition and flash all (phone csc and pda), reboot, enter again in download and flash again only the kernel with repartition uncheck. For me was ok.
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I tryed too! But don't work...
I sent an email to Samsung, I'm waiting for an answer
IchibanPlayer said:
I tryed, but don't work...
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It would be helpful, IF you could provide more details, as to what ROM you were on and what you did and what EXACTLY was the failure also IF you had any lagfix applied when the phone was functioning
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It would be helpful, IF you could provide more details, as to what ROM you were on and what you did and what EXACTLY was the failure also IF you had any lagfix applied when the phone was functioning
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I use JVU, and the phone doesn't boot, i just can see "Galaxy S GT-i9000"
I didn't use lagfix
IchibanPlayer said:
I use JVU, and the phone doesn't boot, i just can see "Galaxy S GT-i9000"
I didn't use lagfix
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your header reads E: failed to mount /sdcard (no such file or directory
It s incomplete, need to know what else it says, or you try and locate it in My Android Solutions to solve it , or post the full details of the error you are getting.
A simpler solution is to flash a rescue kit from My Android Collections
xsenman said:
A simpler solution is to flash a rescue kit from My Android Collections
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I had the same error after i flashed CM9 and tried to revert back to stock GB ROM. I did not know CM9 uses a different (and backwards incompatible) filesystem. I received such an error and had to 1) use Odin, 2) get a JVU stock ROM and a pit file, 3) flash, install CM9 again, 4) revert back again to GB I still did not do, but at least I got rid of the error
same problem
it has also the same problem of my gt-5570i when i open recovery mode and choose apply update from sd card it will appear E: failed to mount /sdcard (no such file or directory i also wipe date/cache but still the same the problem of my phone was it always booting on samsung logo.
please help me for this problem/
E: Can't mount /cache/recovery/command and bootloop?
I have a problem with my galaxy s plus. I tried to install cm10. So i rooted, new cwm, Nandroid backup and then i flashed cm10. But I forgot to do factory reset, wipe cache partition and wipe dalvik cache! I tried to boot it, but i see samsung , then samsung galaxy s plus GT-i9001 and then it goes straight to cwm. Did factory reset and restored from nandroid it does everything. The only problem is that it ''cant find .android_secure.img. Skipping restore of /sdcard/.android_secure'' And when i reboot system now it does the same goes to cwm and it says E:can't mount /cache/recovery/command.
But now another the problem is that my pc wont recognize the phone! So i cant flash anything with Odin or something.
What do I do?
I fixed the problem using the process: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24831012&postcount=1330
Hope it helps for you guys
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gettin boot loops after odin..2.3.6 DDJVB getting error E:failed to mount/dbdata (file exists) your storage not prepare yet ..i have attachd the pic of the same ..please help im tensed
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gettin boot loops after odin..2.3.6 DDJVB getting error E:failed to mount/dbdata (file exists) your storage not prepare yet ..i have attachd the pic of the same ..please help im tensed
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Remove battery and Remove your ext SD card, reinsert battery, go into 3e recovery mode, wipe data factory reset and wipe cache, Flash with Odin the correct firmware again
xsenman said:
Remove battery and Remove your ext SD card, reinsert battery, go into 3e recovery mode, wipe data factory reset and wipe cache, Flash with Odin the correct firmware again
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no its doesn work..same thing occuring...
pp_prathap said:
no its doesn work..same thing occuring...
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What Firmware and how are you using Odin to Flash , and what is Odin Message?
Or Try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29114573&postcount=2
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What Firmware and how are you using Odin to Flash , and what is Odin Message?
Or Try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29114573&postcount=2
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27217134&postcount=4
think link really helped me
SGS I9000 in boot-loop after flashing with DDJVB
HI, I could download the PDA. Tried to flash with JVB_JVB_JV7.tar and PIT files. Got ‘Pass’ in the Odin. However, the phone has entered into a boot-loop.
Received following messages on phone screen.
E:Copy _dbdata _ media: Can’t mount /dbdata
Your storage not prepared yet, please use UI Menu for format and reboot actions.
—deleting files ….
E: falied to mount /dbdata (file exists)
E: delete-data files: can’t mount /dbdata
Your storage not prepared yet, please use UI Menu for format and reboot actions.
–Updating file system —
E: falied to mount /dbdata (file exists)
E: discard_file_system_for_rfs: can’t mount /dbdata
-Wiping cache-
Formatting /cache
Cache wipe failed
–Applying multi csc….
Installing multi csc
Applied the CSC code ‘INU’
Successfully applied multi csc
Where to go from here? Please guide.
Read More: How to flash STOCK Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 firmware | Totallydubbed
Hey
Make sure u hav unchecked re partition while flashing this firmware...plus follow the guide carefully..
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ssaran1965 said:
HI, I could download the PDA. Tried to flash with JVB_JVB_JV7.tar and PIT files. Got ‘Pass’ in the Odin. However, the phone has entered into a boot-loop.
Received following messages on phone screen.
E:Copy _dbdata _ media: Can’t mount /dbdata
Your storage not prepared yet, please use UI Menu for format and reboot actions.
—deleting files ….
E: falied to mount /dbdata (file exists)
E: delete-data files: can’t mount /dbdata
Your storage not prepared yet, please use UI Menu for format and reboot actions.
–Updating file system —
E: falied to mount /dbdata (file exists)
E: discard_file_system_for_rfs: can’t mount /dbdata
-Wiping cache-
Formatting /cache
Cache wipe failed
–Applying multi csc….
Installing multi csc
Applied the CSC code ‘INU’
Successfully applied multi csc
Where to go from here? Please guide.
Read More: How to flash STOCK Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 firmware | Totallydubbed
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downlod these rom all instruction is given there..its like normal odin...then afterflashing this then flash that normal odin
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d382m2kyorzum16/ezbase recovery kit gb.zip
i got into similar situation flashing stock froyo via odin helped me resurrect my phone
pp_prathap said:
gettin boot loops after odin..2.3.6 DDJVB getting error E:failed to mount/dbdata (file exists) your storage not prepare yet ..i have attachd the pic of the same ..please help im tensed
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What Firmware and how are you using Odin to Flash , and what is Odin Message?
Or Try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29114573&postcount=2
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pp_prathap said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=27217134&postcount=4
think link really helped me
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pp_prathap said:
downlod these rom all instruction is given there..its like normal odin...then afterflashing this then flash that normal odin
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d382m2kyorzum16/ezbase recovery kit gb.zip
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I am having exactly the same thing happen, I have flashed multiple versions of stock rom and tried everything I can think of but get a bootloop every time. Flashing the stock rom gives me the same screenshot as pp_prathap. All the links are dead for that package can someone upload it for me or pm me a link, Thank you!
joefloater said:
I am having exactly the same thing happen, I have flashed multiple versions of stock rom and tried everything I can think of but get a bootloop every time. Flashing the stock rom gives me the same screenshot as pp_prathap. All the links are dead for that package can someone upload it for me or pm me a link, Thank you!
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go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29331775#post29331775 try ezbaze with root
here u go....!!!!!!!!!!
joefloater said:
I am having exactly the same thing happen, I have flashed multiple versions of stock rom and tried everything I can think of but get a bootloop every time. Flashing the stock rom gives me the same screenshot as pp_prathap. All the links are dead for that package can someone upload it for me or pm me a link, Thank you!
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http://www.theandroidsoul.com/ezbase-rom-v3-0-full-installation-guide-w-video/
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go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29331775#post29331775 try ezbaze with root
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I want to try this too, but all the urls are dead.
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I want to try this too, but all the urls are dead.
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http://www.4shared.com/zip/wdjHyobk/ezbase_recovery_kit_gb.html
Same problem. Bricked it. How to avoid this next time
I got myself into this same situation. After trying a couple of things like the solutions on this thread, the phone ended up not even powering on. Completely dead.
I have a new one coming from AT&T but I still want to upgrade the OS. I originally started with installing a jelly bean ROM Slim ROM. Which worked perfectly, except the AT&T phone did not work. I assume AT&T doesnt support that.
I receive my new phone tomorrow. So what would you suggest for an OS upgrade that works with ATT? And any idea what i may have done to brick the unit last time.
try semaphore kernel
google is your friend
joefloater said:
I am having exactly the same thing happen, I have flashed multiple versions of stock rom and tried everything I can think of but get a bootloop every time. Flashing the stock rom gives me the same screenshot as pp_prathap. All the links are dead for that package can someone upload it for me or pm me a link, Thank you!
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h t t p s : / / w w w . google.hu/search?q=ezbase+recovery+kit+gb.zip
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Heh guys,
How's tricks..? Hope your Tuesday evening has been energetic. I was out jogging on some neighbour's grass, but don't worry - I've learned my lesson...! Any who, by the looks of my post count I'm a noob...
Currently running A Samsung I9000.
So to not ramble on too much, all of the above in this thread applies to me.
OTE=pp_prathap;32211300]http://www.theandroidsoul.com/ezbase-rom-v3-0-full-installation-guide-w-video/[/QUOTE]
Links are dead as said, but this is awesome. My definite step by guide once I have files in my possession, so thanks...
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http://www.4shared.com/zip/wdjHyobk/ezbase_recovery_kit_gb.html
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Again, this is not getting me anywhere - file link isn't valid.
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h t t p s : / / w w w . google.hu/search?q=ezbase+recovery+kit+gb.zip
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Cheers again for further efforts in this thread, though I've scoured google and even tried looking for the individual files and downloading them separately. The only one I could get a hold of was 'EZbase-CSC-XXJV1.tar'
I even went in here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29331775#post29331775 but to no avail.
I've noticed that the last post was 11th October last year, possibly old dead paths have moved. Would someone be so kind and willing as to shed some light in another direction...
I'd say it would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
burnsie
1. Go back to stock: Flashing To Original Rom - Using Odin on GT-i9000
2. Root your device: Rooting GT-I9000 2.3.3 [India DDJV9]
3. Install ICS: Installing Ice-cream Sandwich 4.0.4 On Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000
4. Install JB: Installing Jelly Bean 4.1 on Galaxy S GT-I9000
ENJOY
Thank you sooooo much Gopala, I'll have a whizz at this when I get home tonight.
Cheers guys!
burnsie
Hy everybody,
I have got a big problem with my i9000: it doesn't start up very properly i mean it takes a lot to start the S logo animation, the animation is very slow (really low fps) and it usually stuck at the end of the animation (only once i managed to arrive to the menu where you have to choose the language but the touchscreen was not responding). Even CWM recovery is slow! There is a lag while choosing the options. I also tried to reflash using stock Samsung ROMS such as XXJPU and XXJW7 but i get the same issue. Also tried to install custom ROM via CWM, i get the speed back but touch doesn't work! I have already searched on the site for this issue and got a thread that had exactly the same problem but didn't manged to get out from this situation (here is the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1422634, it's exactly the same issue!).
I have been flashing and repearing android devices for years and this is the first time i meet this kind of issue! Maybe it is a bootloader problem or motherboard, but i ask you experts before getting in troubles =)
Sorry for my bad english :victory:
Cheers :laugh:
I think it is a hardware problem mate(since you flashed too many roms...)
Rooting wont help you too so...
Even if you dont have warranty give it for repairing..
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Uhm i don t have warranty anymore but i'm able to disassembly and replace any piece i need. Hope it is not a motherboard prolem, but i can t image something different...
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Uhm i don t have warranty anymore but i'm able to disassembly and replace any piece i need. Hope it is not a motherboard prolem, but i can t image something different...
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First pull out everything, Ext SD card, Sim Card, power up after a few min of pressing power button..get into CWM recovery and format SD card, everything and wipe... flash a rescue kit from My Android Collection, link below
If you cannot format Internal SD card in recovery use a Format tool from My Android collections link below to format it from PC
xsenman said:
First pull out everything, Ext SD card, Sim Card, power up after a few min of pressing power button..get into CWM recovery and format SD card, everything and wipe... flash a rescue kit from My Android Collection, link below
If you cannot format Internal SD card in recovery use a Format tool from My Android collections link below to format it from PC
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When you say format everything do you mean format /boot too ? Thank u for your help =]
NotoriuStyle™ said:
When you say format everything do you mean format /boot too ? Thank u for your help =]
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can be done, but If you don't have boot loader on the ROM , you will have problem, so avoid it , for now
xsenman said:
First pull out everything, Ext SD card, Sim Card, power up after a few min of pressing power button..get into CWM recovery and format SD card, everything and wipe... flash a rescue kit from My Android Collection, link below
If you cannot format Internal SD card in recovery use a Format tool from My Android collections link below to format it from PC
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I did everything and than flashed "i9000 Rescue Darky's ROM Resurrection edition" but with no result, even the robotic voice of Darky's ROM is laggy!! Trying other rescue kit and will let you know
NotoriuStyle™ said:
I did everything and than flashed "i9000 Rescue Darky's ROM Resurrection edition" but with no result, even the robotic voice of Darky's ROM is laggy!! Trying other rescue kit and will let you know
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remember to do full wipes /factory reset before and after flashing the ROM and Internal SD card must be formatted
xsenman said:
remember to do full wipes /factory reset before and after flashing the ROM and Internal SD card must be formatted
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Yes i always wipe data, wipe cache, wipe dalvik and wipe battery stats. Tried even GB Flash Kit and Rescue Kit for i9000 using heimdall packed but nothing. Boot animation is always slow and after 1 hour, after getting loaded, touch doesn't work =(
Nothing ... tried everything excpet formatting /boot. Will i risk to brick my device if i choose that option ?
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Nothing ... tried everything excpet formatting /boot. Will i risk to brick my device if i choose that option ?
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Nope, but you must not try to reboot after formatting it, . You need to power down, do a battery pull and flash a ROM package with boot loader for phone to function
xsenman said:
Nope, but you must not try to reboot after formatting it, . You need to power down, do a battery pull and flash a ROM package with boot loader for phone to function
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I've done 3 wipes then the 5 formats (boot too) then while still in recovery flash Elite's JB RC 12.1 rom .. if problems then it's deff a hardware issue
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jj92942000 said:
I've done 3 wipes then the 5 formats (boot too) then while still in recovery flash Elite's JB RC 12.1 rom .. if problems then it's deff a hardware issue
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Nothing =( every rom i flash via CWM gives speed back but touch doesn't work =S
NotoriuStyle™ said:
Nothing =( every rom i flash via CWM gives speed back but touch doesn't work =S
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Then it's hardware .. any gb rom gives you touch?
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jj92942000 said:
Then it's hardware .. any gb rom gives you touch?
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Uhm every rom i tried via CWM, and even the stock rom when it gets loaded, doesn't give me a working touchscreen. This problem happened last month too and after flashing a lot of roms i managed to solve it in the end, but i was just lucky because i didn't know what the device had and i solved just flashing random ROMS and getting solved with XXJW7. That's why i'm not so sure it is a hardware problem =(
NotoriuStyle™ said:
Uhm every rom i tried via CWM, and even the stock rom when it gets loaded, doesn't give me a working touchscreen. This problem happened last month too and after flashing a lot of roms i managed to solve it in the end, but i was just lucky because i didn't know what the device had and i solved just flashing random ROMS and getting solved with XXJW7. That's why i'm not so sure it is a hardware problem =(
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Try Elite JB RC12.1, if working on jw7, do a android backup, then you'll have to flash JVU 1st, if touch screen works then it'll work with the JB rom, here's a trick, instructions are there but do this. Backup everything to pc, take out sdcard, before flash jvu, do 3 wipes, data, cache, dalvik, then go to usb mount, format 5 items there, boot, data, cache, system, sdcard ( last wipes everything). Now do 3 wipes again, yes again, flash JVU, root, transfer Rom to sdcard, 3 wipes, do usb mount, then 4 formats (not sdcard), 3 wipes again, flash JB rom. If bootloop, no bigger it just flashed kernel, take battery out, wait back in recovery flash Rom. You'll be on JB.
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I think it is a hardware problem mate(since you flashed too many roms...)
Rooting wont help you too so...
Even if you dont have warranty give it for repairing..
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Flashing your phone multiple times, does not make it slow. I have flash my phone almost every day, to check out new roms that are released every day and my phone hasn't slowed down a bit
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NotoriuStyle™ said:
Hy everybody,
I have got a big problem with my i9000: it doesn't start up very properly i mean it takes a lot to start the S logo animation, the animation is very slow (really low fps) and it usually stuck at the end of the animation (only once i managed to arrive to the menu where you have to choose the language but the touchscreen was not responding). Even CWM recovery is slow! There is a lag while choosing the options. I also tried to reflash using stock Samsung ROMS such as XXJPU and XXJW7 but i get the same issue. Also tried to install custom ROM via CWM, i get the speed back but touch doesn't work! I have already searched on the site for this issue and got a thread that had exactly the same problem but didn't manged to get out from this situation (here is the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1422634, it's exactly the same issue!).
I have been flashing and repearing android devices for years and this is the first time i meet this kind of issue! Maybe it is a bootloader problem or motherboard, but i ask you experts before getting in troubles =)
Sorry for my bad english :victory:
Cheers :laugh:
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Why dont you try flashing your original firmware via Odin with "repartition" ticked. Once that is done, let your phone boot and see if there's and lag. If lag still persists, go to CMW, format system, boot and data and restart your phone and then check again
Touchscreen problem
NotoriuStyle™ said:
Hy everybody,
I have got a big problem with my i9000: it doesn't start up very properly i mean it takes a lot to start the S logo animation, the animation is very slow (really low fps) and it usually stuck at the end of the animation (only once i managed to arrive to the menu where you have to choose the language but the touchscreen was not responding). Even CWM recovery is slow! There is a lag while choosing the options. I also tried to reflash using stock Samsung ROMS such as XXJPU and XXJW7 but i get the same issue. Also tried to install custom ROM via CWM, i get the speed back but touch doesn't work! I have already searched on the site for this issue and got a thread that had exactly the same problem but didn't manged to get out from this situation (here is the thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1422634, it's exactly the same issue!).
I have been flashing and repearing android devices for years and this is the first time i meet this kind of issue! Maybe it is a bootloader problem or motherboard, but i ask you experts before getting in troubles =)
Sorry for my bad english :victory:
Cheers :laugh:
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Hey!! I tried various ROM combinations and it worked for a few months. Although even after a few days, the problem would reappear and I was forced to flash again(it started working after flashing about 30-50 ROMs). Finally, a month back, I came across the same problem again but this time, nothing worked. After hitting my head on the wall for a month, I finally gave it to the Samsung ppl and they figured that the problem was with the touchscreen!!(zoinks!!) They will replace the touchscreen and it would cost me $145(8,000INR , expired warranty). They'll return it in 4 days. I'll post more when I get my SGS back.
Hmm, looks to me, you must have flashed something wrong/flashing process goes wrong. I would suggest this 'solution':
1. Flash a new recovery system. I suggest the latest TWRP recovery or flash the latest CWM. To me, CWM has given me lots of problems. You can flash it through computer or through CWM using their flashable zip.
2. Once then, wipe everything! Data, cache, dalvik cache.
3. Next, format the system! If you formatted system, you will lose your current rom. Meaning the phone will not boot up until you install/flash a ROM.
4.Install necessary stuff like Google Apps
Done! Things should be working right now. I had problems like you, my phone sometimes takes 2-5 minutes to boot.
I'm using the Samsung Galaxy S Plus I9001. So, I flashed Acro86's ICS rom. Super smooth.
Hope I helped you!
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Hi, I have exactly the same problems.
I guess it's also touch error, I already changed it once and after the year and then started having problems as it was pressed alone, stuck all the time and stopped working. As I was reading and testing, I think I'll buy again the touch.
From Argentina.
Regards.
When i flash the stock rom using odin, the stock recovery works. but then, when i update the CWM to any version, the recovery stops working.
It stops on the samsung galaxy ace screen which is the 2nd screen, with a small yellow dot on top left. i am not able to flash any rom. i have even tried using d CWM app, but it stops at d same screen.
pls help.
Note: the download mode and the stock rom works perfectly.
Any solutions to this problem guys!!!
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Check that cwm you are using is for galaxy ace.
If is for ace still not working then Try latest CWM version..
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This problem is caused by updating recovery to 6.0 by Shaan.
Noticed that this problem is not just for me. It's widespread now. Next try would be to flash recovery gamma tar from odin.
adityabhagat95 said:
This problem is caused by updating recovery to 6.0 by Shaan.
Noticed that this problem is not just for me. It's widespread now. Next try would be to flash recovery gamma tar from odin.
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i tried flashing recovery gamma tar using odin, but again the same problem.
it flashed perfectly using odin but on trying to go d recovery mode, it gets stuck on d galaxy ace screen.
i think my phone's recovery files have been corrupted.
Is there any way in which i can add a new recovery file or something like that??
rishalshah said:
i tried flashing recovery gamma tar using odin, but again the same problem.
it flashed perfectly using odin but on trying to go d recovery mode, it gets stuck on d galaxy ace screen.
i think my phone's recovery files have been corrupted.
Is there any way in which i can add a new recovery file or something like that??
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Heyyyy Rishal try the cwm-recovery-ace.tar.md5 file from this thread. Flash from odin
Tried.. But still no result.. Same problem..
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Flashing through odin deletes every single file on your phone. So there is no chance that CWM 6 causes this. Also i don't think the problem is widespread!
If you can get me a logcat and dmesg i might be able to help..
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Flashing through odin deletes every single file on your phone. So there is no chance that CWM 6 causes this. Also i don't think the problem is widespread!
If you can get me a logcat and dmesg i might be able to help
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Sorry if my post ever offended you. It's just because the whole issue started after flashing cwm6. Im glad you are happy to help. During which process do i need to get a logcat? While booting into recovery?(haven't tried getting a logcat of a boot process before)
Yes. Flash the recovery. Boot to recovery and grab a logcat as well as a dmesg.
Pastebin both. And don't worry. I don't get offended easily!
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Hey Rishal flash stock recovery from this thread
And bring the zip for cwm 6 tomorrow.PLS
i flashed CWM 5 using odin, but that also gave the same problem.
Is there any stock recovery that i can flash using "odin"?
Aditya: u gave d link of stock recovery which has to be flashed using other recovery modes, which is not possible in my case as the other recovery modes r not working.
Try deleting all except recovery.img from stock rom.tar file
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adityabhagat95 said:
Try deleting all except recovery.img from stock rom.tar file
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Its not possible to delete files directly inside a .tar file.
i have to extract the recovery.img and then change it to .tar file.
i flashed that file using odin but it stopped suddenly giving me a yellow triangle error because of which i had to reflash again.
now i have the stock recovery working again.
I am facing a similar issue. Please do post your solution here if anything at all works
That wasn't the right way to do it. Download total commander and then remove other files from stock rom.tar file WITHOUT EXTRACTING. Did u renamed the recovery.img to recovery.tar and then flashed as one file in Odin???
Another way is to push recovery.img through adb.
hassan.nabeel27 said:
I am facing a similar issue. Please do post your solution here if anything at all works
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Could you please elaborate the problem you face and how it all started in the first place?
Since we were facing constant reboot into recovery problem, we flashed stock Rom entirely through Odin to get back stock recovery. However flashing any version of cwm would make the problem resurface. The only cwm recovery that works is cwm6 by shaan. Confused why??
adityabhagat95 said:
That wasn't the right way to do it. Download total commander and then remove other files from stock rom.tar file WITHOUT EXTRACTING. Did u renamed the recovery.img to recovery.tar and then flashed as one file in Odin???
Another way is to push recovery.img through adb.
Could you please elaborate the problem you face and how it all started in the first place?
Since we were facing constant reboot into recovery problem, we flashed stock Rom entirely through Odin to get back stock recovery. However flashing any version of cwm would make the problem resurface. The only cwm recovery that works is cwm6 by shaan. Confused why??
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Since the CWM 6 by shaan is working, i tried to install a zip through it. the zip was successfully.
but on switching on the phone, it gets stuck on cynogenmod screen(not the samsung screen)
The reason is that i cannot wipe data/cache.
on doing a factory reset, the log is something like:
Error mounting /data!
Skipping format...
Error mounting /cache!
Skipping format...
E:format_volume: make_extf4fs fa(the next thing is out of the screen) ...block/mmcblk0p2
formatting /sdcard/ .android_secure (something-something)
Data wipe complete
So this means that there is some problem with the cache, data mounting..
I also tried to mount cache and data using mounts and storage but it shows cannot mount cache and data respectively.
P.S.: Every time i get into recovery or flash something an error like this comes at the bottom:
E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/log...(can't see the next part)
E:Can't open /cache/recovery/log...(can't see the next part)
E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/las...(can't see the next part)
E:Can't open /cache/recovery/las...(can't see the next part)
So there is some recovery file in the /cache folder which is causing some problem
(recovery working is a progress. thanks adityabhagat95.)
adityabhagat95 said:
Could you please elaborate the problem you face and how it all started in the first place?
Since we were facing constant reboot into recovery problem, we flashed stock Rom entirely through Odin to get back stock recovery. However flashing any version of cwm would make the problem resurface. The only cwm recovery that works is cwm6 by shaan. Confused why??
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My phone was running 2.2.1 Froyo. I tried to upgrade it to 2.3.6 using process mentioned here. http://androidadvices.com/update-galaxy-ace-s5830-official-gingerbread-236-xwktm-firmware/
The Odin completed successfully and restarted the phone. But the phone was running spanish language. I was getting an alert after every 3-4 seconds. But i could not read it as it was spanish. I restarted the phone and it went in boot loop. The phone keeps rebooting every 2 seconds.
I can't get into recovery mode but I can get to download mode.
I have tried flashing many ROMs from sammobile.com but none of them is working.
rishalshah said:
So this means that there is some problem with the cache, data mounting..
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Is reboot into recovery working? If yes (don't tell me the problem is solved), in recovery format cache and data thru mount and storage option. (Maybe the data and cache partition are still using rfs. ) tell me if it works!
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hassan.nabeel27 said:
I can't get into recovery mode but I can get to download mode.
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Flashing a STOCK Rom from Odin must not cause a bootloop. Reflash the stock Rom from recovery (again )and then reboot into STOCK recovery to wipe data ( factory reset or whatever its addressed as).
Yes I can reboot into recovery, but I dont think the problem is solved or else the other recoveries would also work (its just a progress)
I tried to format data, cache, system but all of them failed as it was unable to "mount" the respective folders.
I did not try d format sd-ext, as I thought it was not required...
There is surely some problem with d cache, data or system files...
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Hello All,
Here's another newbie sinking in quicksand........
I was attempting to root my GT-I9000M (2.3.3) and got into a boot loop situation (alternately displaying GT-I9000M and GT-I9000). I have tried a wide variety of rescue and restore packages, but without success. I am able to get into REBOOT and DOWNLAD mode and install via Odin, but it still goes into a boot loop (or shuts down after flash). Boot errors are appearing (not flash errors) but I won`t go into details here. I have read many threads and made many attempts at different strategies. The bottom line is that the phone won`t boot.
Given these circumstances (failed root, reboot errors), what is the best plan of attack? I don`t expect anyone to solve this directly. If anyone can give me a push in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Gord
are you tried to flash a package rom via odin ( no one package zip file) ? can you enter recovery mode ?
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Jonboy2011 said:
are you tried to flash a package rom via odin ( no one package zip file) ? can you enter recovery mode ?
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Yes. I said reboot instead of recovery above. The error says ``E:failed to mount sdcard (File exists)`` and ``... your storage not prepared yet. please use UI menu for format and reboot actions`` ``Media files copy failed.``
Does this make any sense?
you can try to flash cwm via odin and flash a custom rom in cwm that should be the easy'st method
EDIT: Sorry the Kernel thing are another Thread
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Jonboy2011 said:
are you tried to flash a package rom via odin ( no one package zip file) ? can you enter recovery mode ?
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Jonboy2011 said:
you can try to flash cwm via odin and flash a custom rom in cwm that should be the easy'st method
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give that a go later when I get a chance.
Cheers!
Gord
no problem report if its work
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Hi I have a similar problem although mine is due to stupidity please advise if you want this moved to another thread or to start my own thread.
Chris
I have put the Semaphore ICS 1.2.6 on via Odin.
I can get into the recovery area, (home + vol up + pwr) wipe partition, factory reset, reboot through Semaphore CWM Recovery v5.02.7
It freezes on the "Galaxy S GT-I9000" boot screen.
If I "failed" (big time) to get root access BEFORE I have done this, is the phone hard bricked? Or can I still recover this?
I have tried everything in this thread and a lot of things from several other threads.
Flagstone25 said:
Hi I have a similar problem although mine is due to stupidity please advise if you want this moved to another thread or to start my own thread.
Chris
I have put the Semaphore ICS 1.2.6 on via Odin.
I can get into the recovery area, (home + vol up + pwr) wipe partition, factory reset, reboot through Semaphore CWM Recovery v5.02.7
It freezes on the "Galaxy S GT-I9000" boot screen.
If I "failed" (big time) to get root access BEFORE I have done this, is the phone hard bricked? Or can I still recover this?
I have tried everything in this thread and a lot of things from several other threads.
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no when you can enter recovery mode your device isnt bricked try to install a ics rom in cwm with full wipe and if this not work flash a stock rom in odin but no one package
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no when you can enter recovery mode your device isnt bricked try to install a ics rom in cwm with full wipe and if this not work flash a stock rom in odin but no one package
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I can enter the recovery and Odin tells me I have successfully installed the Semaphore ICS but I still get caught in a boot loop.
If I just hit the power button the "Galaxy S GT-I9000, Samsung screen starts and then it just hangs?
Any ideas on where I am going wrong?
The phone won't appear as a disc drive and I can't access it via Kies.
Chris
use odin to install the rom
Boreality said:
Hello All,
Here's another newbie sinking in quicksand........
I was attempting to root my GT-I9000M (2.3.3) and got into a boot loop situation (alternately displaying GT-I9000M and GT-I9000). I have tried a wide variety of rescue and restore packages, but without success. I am able to get into REBOOT and DOWNLAD mode and install via Odin, but it still goes into a boot loop (or shuts down after flash). Boot errors are appearing (not flash errors) but I won`t go into details here. I have read many threads and made many attempts at different strategies. The bottom line is that the phone won`t boot.
Given these circumstances (failed root, reboot errors), what is the best plan of attack? I don`t expect anyone to solve this directly. If anyone can give me a push in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Gord
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Use odin to install the rom. Install odin on your PC. Press Power+volume down + home button to get into download mode and connect the phone to your PC and start Odin. See http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1573392 for the related files and rom. Then later you can install any ROM that you want.
ankurverma said:
Use odin to install the rom. Install odin on your PC. Press Power+volume down + home button to get into download mode and connect the phone to your PC and start Odin. See http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1573392 for the related files and rom. Then later you can install any ROM that you want.
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Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, things just won't follow through. Odin flashes without any problems, but I get errors on reboot. In this case I get;
Android system recovery <3e>
Enter: OK key. Select : Vol UP / Vol Down
reboot system now
apply update from sdcard
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
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your storage is not prepared yet. please use UI men
u for format and reboot actions.
Media files copy failed.
-- Deleting files...
E: failed to mount /data (File exists)
E:delete_data_files: Can't mount /data
your storage is not prepared yet. please use UI men
u for format and reboot actions.
-- Updating filesystem...
verifying the filesystem. please wait.
already updated filesystem. finished.
-- Wiping cache...
formatting /cache
Cache wipe failed.
-- Applying Multi-CSC...
Installing Multi-CSC
Can't access to '/system/csc/BMC/system/'.
Successfully applied multi-CSC.
... From there I can wipe cache and data, and select reboot, but the device just shuts down.
Frustration continues..................................
Boreality said:
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, things just won't follow through. Odin flashes without any problems, but I get errors on reboot. In this case I get;
Android system recovery <3e>
Enter: OK key. Select : Vol UP / Vol Down
reboot system now
apply update from sdcard
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
-------------------------------------------------------
your storage is not prepared yet. please use UI men
u for format and reboot actions.
Media files copy failed.
-- Deleting files...
E: failed to mount /data (File exists)
E:delete_data_files: Can't mount /data
your storage is not prepared yet. please use UI men
u for format and reboot actions.
-- Updating filesystem...
verifying the filesystem. please wait.
already updated filesystem. finished.
-- Wiping cache...
formatting /cache
Cache wipe failed.
-- Applying Multi-CSC...
Installing Multi-CSC
Can't access to '/system/csc/BMC/system/'.
Successfully applied multi-CSC.
... From there I can wipe cache and data, and select reboot, but the device just shuts down.
Frustration continues..................................
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try to flash rom with odin but check repartition in odin
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Problem sorted for me at
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1647890
Flagstone25 said:
Problem sorted for me at
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1647890
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This worked for me too. I am now restored and rooted.
Now the fun begins....:fingers-crossed:
Thanks for all help provided.
Hi all, posting my saga here if it would help someone, maybe you can comment or help. Here's the info and steps I've taken:
Info:
Device: Samsung Galaxy Tab™ 7.0" (AT&T) running stock Froyo
Model: SGH-I987 (aka GSM Galaxy Tab - P1000, T-Mobile SGH-T849)
Baseband: I987UCJK1
Steps Taken:
Rooted using SuperOnceClick - successful
Installed SGT-Bootloader-Patch-v1.00.apk, reported that I was safe, however I still cannot install unsigned zips…
To get around 3e recovery, I decided to flash a custom rom with cwm recovery built in. This is where things started to go downhill
I installed an overcome kernel which I thought would give me cwm recovery, however instead I got the thin white line on the right hand side and the robotic voice. Couldn't get to recovery
After the robotic voice I installed JJ4 bootloaders which got me a different splash screen, but at least it was booting now, still no recovery though
I think at some point I may have repartitioned as well
Then I tried a cyanogenmod install, things started to pickup because I got cwm recovery working, but the ROM install failed with an assert failure getprop("ro.product.device") … I assume this is because the device is actually and SGH-I987 but the rom is for a P1000. I deleted the assert from the install script in the zip file, however the install still fails, can't get past recovery.
The latest attempt this morning, I followed the instructions here "How to unbrick your galaxy tab" I downloaded the firmware from sammobile (Tablet, android, GT-P1000, UK / IRELAND, P1000XWJP9_P1000XXJPZ_P1000XEUKP1_HOME.tar) plus the Odin zip file containing the P1_add_hidden.pit file for repartition. Everything goes well in Odin however after reboot I have (see text and pictures below.)
E:failed to mount /data (Invalid argument)
E:install_application_for_customer: Can't mount /data
Your storage not prepared yet, please use UI menu for format and reboot actions. copy application failed.
When I reboot out of recovery, I get put into the glowing Samsung animation, which appears to blink, freeze then restart in an endless loop, I've let it run for sometime now, seems no end to it (see picture below)
I thinking I may have hosed my internal SD, but I'm not sure? Any advice to get this thing back running appreciated. My goal is to install Cyanogenmod 9 on it. Thanks.
Use overcome method, meaning you must do gb stock save v5 before overcome kernel.
Link is in my signature.
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ok thanks I will try that!
Ok thanks - this saved my bacon - overcome method is the bomb!! thanks!!!
LouishB said:
Ok thanks - this saved my bacon - overcome method is the bomb!! thanks!!!
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I tried this method a couple times but it did not fix the problem.
What did I do wrong?
limanton said:
I tried this method a couple times but it did not fix the problem.
What did I do wrong?
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Download Odin version 1.85 and put that on your computer. Download the stock rom for your device from sammobil.com. Extract the .tar.md5 file from that using 7-zip. From Odin, plug your phone in using the USB cable while your in download mode on the phone. in PDA in Odin find the md5 file. Flash that. It'll return your phone to like new condition. You'll lose anything stored on it so make sure you back up your phone first.
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limanton said:
I tried this method a couple times but it did not fix the problem.
What did I do wrong?
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It really depends on the problem.
There are a small percentage of people that has broken/degraded internal memory chip (NAND chip).
For those, there are threads dealing with removing the chip or modifying ROMs to run on external SD card entirely.