Hello everyone,
The situation is more or less this one: my phone stopped to work since the Lollipop has installed on it automatically, I allowed that update of course. Since then became very unstable, till start looping constantly...
FYI: Bought the phone in US but I'm living in Portugal, so Samsung over here didn't gave me any support due to warranty restrictions.
So I tried to solve the issue by myself and completely messed up with the phone.
I downloaded the Firmware version: I9295XXUDOD3_I9295OXXDOD1_I9295XXUDOD3_HOME.tar.md5
Model GT-I9295
Model name GALAXY S4 Active
Country Portugal (TPH)
Version Android 5.0.1
Changelist 4556221
Build date Thu, 16 Apr 2015 07:43:33 +0000
Product code TPH
PDA I9295XXUDOD3
CSC I9295OXXDOD1
Followed all the instructions:
Extract (unzip) the firmware file
Download Odin v3.10.6
Extract Odin ZIP file
Open Odin v.3.10.6
Reboot Phone in Download Mode (press and hold Home + Power + Volume Down buttons)
Connect phone and wait until you get a blue sign in Odin
Add the firmware file to AP / PDA
Make sure re-partition is NOT ticked
Click the start button, sit back and wait few minutes.
The Odin is showing green "Pass", after 07' and 18'' of installation process.
But the phone simply reboots at the end and shows on the screen (on blue) RECOVERY BOOTING and nothing else happens.
Just freezes there...
I've tried to press and hold Home + Power + Volume Up buttons, and stays always on the same.
Tried several attempts to "flash the Rom", and something went very wrong, failed on Odin, etc... I know that I'm completely out of my league!
So, what can I do now to recover it? Is there a way or the phone is permanently lost?
Thank you so much for your help guys!
Rui
First question, you mentioned that you bought the phone in the US. Did you purchase the AT&T model i537, or international model i9295? Since you can't boot your phone you can check which model underneath the battery, or if you have the AT&T version there will be an AT&T logo on the back cover.
I think is the "international model".
Devo7v said:
First question, you mentioned that you bought the phone in the US. Did you purchase the AT&T model i537, or international model i9295? Since you can't boot your phone you can check which model underneath the battery, or if you have the AT&T version there will be an AT&T logo on the back cover.
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At least it is not the AT&T version, cause there isn't any logo on it. Here is its ID data:
"MODELO": GT-I9295
FCC ID: A3LGTI9295
SSN: -I9295GSMH
S/N: R31D70S6ZBF
Ty.
download mode still working? if yes try to flash 442
you flashed 501 over 422?
If I fully understand what you are meaning, I think I can say I've flashed 501 over 501 already.
The phone was already with Lollipop. It upgraded it via OTA as I'm saying initially. As the phone stooped to work, I've downloaded the Android 501 - Firmware version: I9295XXUDOD3_I9295OXXDOD1_I9295XXUDOD3_HOME.tar.md 5 and the situation now is as the one previously described.
you did't answer, Vol.down+power for download mode is working? try to flash custom recovery .
Yes, it's still working.
How to flash a custom recovery?
Devo7v said:
First question, you mentioned that you bought the phone in the US. Did you purchase the AT&T model i537, or international model i9295? Since you can't boot your phone you can check which model underneath the battery, or if you have the AT&T version there will be an AT&T logo on the back cover.
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So, what should be the next step?
Yes, download mode still working.
tofanpc said:
you did't answer, Vol.down+power for download mode is working? try to flash custom recovery .
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How to flash a custom recovery?
Ty.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2888674
tofanpc said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2888674
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I've downloaded the tar file from download link. Used Odin and "Pass!" the flash process.
Then the phone Recovery Mode is showing one more line after the "Recovery Booting....": the line in red says "RECOVERY IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING".
Don't know what to do next. I'm stuck here
Please I'm completely lost
tofanpc said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2888674
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Probably at this point I'll need also the right Pit file?? As well as the 4 Tar correct files - BL/AP/CP/CSC to a full recovery...
Tried to flash with the 4.4.2 and still freezes on "Recovery Booting...."
Thank you for your help.
Every time you flash a stock rom through Odin, your phone will return to stock recovery too.
Yes I think you'll need pit files.
Where to find the correct ones for this phone?
tofanpc said:
Every time you flash a stock rom through Odin, your phone will return to stock recovery too.
Yes I think you'll need pit files.
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OK.
So in this case, can you tell me where can I find these 5 files in stake to perform the full and correct operation?
Tyvm
In PM
Sorry, not following you...
tofanpc said:
In PM
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OK, seen your message...
no file available
tofanpc said:
In PM
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Went to the website you told me: http://androidbiits.com/update-samsung-galaxy-s4-active-gt-i9295-to-android-4-4-2-kitkat-xxucne5/
The link is not working there: sammobile.com/firmwares/3/?download=30085
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/30085/I9295XXUCNE5_I9295PHNCNE1_PHN.zip
The web page shows "404 Not Found".
But, should be in a Zip like this one with the necessary files to a complete process:
At least on the page instructions of androidbiits.com it's mentioned about several files to choose with Odin:
a ".tar.md5" file plus a "modem" file plus a "csc" file + a ".pit" file.
Any suggestion to find an alternative?
Again, stuck...
any help pls?
Devo7v said:
First question, you mentioned that you bought the phone in the US. Did you purchase the AT&T model i537, or international model i9295? Since you can't boot your phone you can check which model underneath the battery, or if you have the AT&T version there will be an AT&T logo on the back cover.
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Can you help pls?
Rui Rolo said:
Can you help pls?
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Firstly, I would recommend to use Odin 3.7 or 3.9. You can get the firmware from sammobile.com/firmware, put the device name and select the one for your region.
I would recommend a clean install with factory reset.
He can't make factory reset. Phone is stuck in recovery starting.
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I'm currently stuck in a position where my phone will not boot at all (the boot screen displaying "GT-i9000" and "Samsung" in white font does NOT appear AT ALL), nor can I boot my phone into recovery mode—absolutely every effort produces no effects, and leaves the screen in a solid, lifeless black. The only thing that has any effect is booting the phone into download mode, which is successful; however...
I am unsuccessful in flashing a ROM with ODIN. I have the proper drivers installed, and the phone shows up in ODIN just fine. It also goes through the entire ODIN flashing process as if everything has worked fine. The end result is, at the end of the ODIN flashing process, when the phone restarts and boots, it has the white font (GT-i9000 + Samsung) cycling—it appears, disappears, reappears, and seems to cycle infinitely. The only way to stop the cycle is to do a battery pull. At this stage, my phone repeats the symptoms of the first paragraph: pressing/holding the power button does NOT boot the phone, but does nothing; pressing/holding the volume up + home button + power button does NOT enter recovery, but does nothing; however, I can successfully enter the download mode.
My phone shows up in ODIN without a problem, and I have attempted to flash various original stock ROMs via their respective TAR files—but to no avail. I am in a cycle that produces no effect.
If anyone could advise me as to whether or not ODIN is flashing incorrectly, or what is going on, I would greatly appreciate it. If anyone could point me to the next step, it would help tremendously. Thanks in advance.
Try flashing firmware with PDA, Modem and CSC with repartition?
Maybe some Eclair firmware...
i was in the same situation as u were. i got the (asian version)I9000ZSJP2 ROM and flashed my mobile using odin. I used pit, pda, phone and csc files from the same link from samfirmware (cant post links)
(also had re-partition checked against website's address).
it was a chinese rom and had to change language in settings..> locale...> english.
hope this helps.
Hi,
You can make a flash to the last stable version JPY. In the arhive provided by samfirmware there is a single file "*.tar" select that file on PDA option on ODIN. You try first without cheking "repartion" checkbox. If not working check repartition. That it's all.
REMENBER: JPY is for european model of samsung galaxy s.
I have tried with "repartition" both checked and unchecked. My phone is an i9000m, but I'm assuming JPY would work fine on it, considering every custom ROM I've ever used was based on that firmware. Is this an incorrect assumption? Should I find i9000m firmware (if so, where)?
I'll try getting some files from samfirmware. Fingers crossed! I'll report back on the results.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=818556
Try
jje
I have tried every combination of repartition, pit files (or no pit files, as suggested on samfirmware), firmwares, etc. that I can possibly think of. All with the same result: the phone displays the intial boot screen (not the animated one, but the one that says "GT-i9000" and "Samsung" in white font) and get stuck showing that (it flashes the screen, goes away as if it is going to boot, then shows the screen again, cycling forever until I battery pull).
JJEgan said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=818556
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jje
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I will try this method and report back. Hopefully I can get past that white text!
JJEgan said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=818556
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jje
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This did not work. It produced the same results as any other attempt to use Odin, being stuck looping the screen with the white text. Download mode continues to work, but powering on the phone normally AND trying to boot into Recovery BOTH get stuck looping the screen with the white text.
Has anyone heard of this problem before? I'd really like a definitive answer before I write my phone off as bricked/dead.
Man, if you have a i9000m that means you have a USA phone model. So go to samfirmware.com and flash with odin version I9000BVJJPD, this is the last firmware for your specific model.
adams.alex said:
Man, if you have a i9000m that means you have a USA phone model. So go to samfirmware.com and flash with odin version I9000BVJJPD, this is the last firmware for your specific model.
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Galaxy S i9000m is the Canadian version of the i9000, which is the European model. USA does not have such models; the closest is the Vibrant, which is quite different.
Nevertheless, I'll take your advice assuming you know something that I do not. i9000m's are not sold in the USA (as far as I'm concerned), so samfirmware's site having a "USA" section for i9000 left me confused. Considering every custom ROM I've ever flashed onto my phone was based off i9000 firmware, as well as the fact that I once tried flashing USA firmware on my phone which left it unusable, I assumed I should be looking at the European versions. I'll try the latest USA version and see what happens.
I will report back. Fingers crossed!
Good luck! I hope that will work.
adams.alex said:
Man, if you have a i9000m that means you have a USA phone model. So go to samfirmware.com and flash with odin version I9000BVJJPD, this is the last firmware for your specific model.
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Using the USA firmware (I9000BVJJPD) gave the exact same result. I still cannot get past the white text. I do greatly appreciate the suggestion though.
Am I out of luck guys? =/
Hey everyone
I've got a Galaxy S3 Mini GT-I8190N and I've got a huge problem.
It first started out with me trying to root my phone, everything seemed to go well until i tried to turn my phone on, which resulted in it being stuck on the samsung logo, I snooped around the internet trying to find a solution and was recommended to reflash with different tar files but nothing worked. I tried to reset to factory settings through recovery mode but I couldn't even access the recovery mode. I then tried to get back to factory settings using Samsung Kies but after the whole installation it didn't seem to work either. I tried almost everything possible, I checked out every link on the first page of google relating to my problem yet nothing works. The only thing I can do is enter download mode and that's it.
I wasn't aware of how rooting actually works and simply followed a tutorial on CNet (I can't post a link yet as I haven't reached 10 posts). Not sure if this helps but so far that's all I can remember from memory, if you need more info i'll happily share that.
download a new rom and install it per Odin (when i have this problem i do flash infected rom then i come in the recovery and restore my backup)
Kenneth000 said:
download a new rom and install it per Odin (when i have this problem i do flash infected rom then i come in the recovery and restore my backup)
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I'm rather inexperienced with this whole rooting thing, if you don't mind, could you link me to the correct rom? I don't wanna mess things up again.
Would be greatly appreciated.
Download stock firmware for your I8190N from sammobile and flash it via odin. Give it a try
Edit: see my sig. On how to flash mini S3 via odin but dont use firmware from second post since it is not for N variant
Sent from my Galaxy using xda premium
samersh72 said:
Download stock firmware for your I8190N from sammobile and flash it via odin. Give it a try
Sent from my Galaxy using xda premium
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Alright, going to try that.
samersh72 said:
Download stock firmware for your I8190N from sammobile and flash it via odin. Give it a try
Edit: see my sig. On how to flash mini S3 via odin but dont use firmware from second post since it is not for N variant
Sent from my Galaxy using xda premium
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Well, I tried it but nothing happened, It's still stuck on the samsung logo screen and I can't get into recovery mode.
Edit: Oh and by nothing happened I meant it flashed and everything was successful but nothing changed
SnazzyFapple said:
Well, I tried it but nothing happened, It's still stuck on the samsung logo screen and I can't get into recovery mode.
Edit: Oh and by nothing happened I meant it flashed and everything was successful but nothing changed
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Did you flashed firmware for N variant, and no special carrier firmware downloaded? Did it gave "pass" on odin?
If yes, try to reflash it and wait a little more to reboot (maybe)
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samersh72 said:
Did you flashed firmware for N variant, and no special carrier firmware downloaded? Did it gave "pass" on odin?
If yes, try to reflash it and wait a little more to reboot (maybe)
Sent from my Galaxy using xda premium
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I went here: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ typed in GT-I8190N into the search box and downloaded United Kingdom (EE).
Should I tick off Auto-Reboot when I try it this time?
SnazzyFapple said:
I went here: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/ typed in GT-I8190N into the search box and downloaded United Kingdom (EE).
Should I tick off Auto-Reboot when I try it this time?
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your carrier is (EE)?? or it is unlocked sim??? if you do not have a special carrier download this http://www.hotfile.com/dl/189236485/5a4d305/I8190NXXALL6_I8190NOXXALL3_BTU.zip.html.
regarding odin leave it at default. only "auto reboot" and "F. reset time" are ticked. put extracted (.tar) in pda.
it takes time to boot after completion.
Edit: if still doesnt work, i think you need stock recovery flashed on your device
samersh72 said:
your carrier is (EE)?? or it is unlocked sim??? if you do not have a special carrier download this http://http://www.hotfile.com/dl/189236485/5a4d305/I8190NXXALL6_I8190NOXXALL3_BTU.zip.html.
regarding odin leave it at default. only "auto reboot" and "F. reset time" are ticked. put extracted (.tar) in pda.
it takes time to boot after completion.
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It takes time? For me it reboots as soon as it says Pass on odin, could that be part of the problem?
SnazzyFapple said:
It takes time? For me it reboots as soon as it says Pass on odin, could that be part of the problem?
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i ment to finish booting
samersh72 said:
i ment to finish booting
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Also, just to make sure I don't mess anything up, should I take out the battery, then disconnect the usb and try recovery mode in that order if once booting is done and the device restarts the screen is still stuck on the samsung logo?
SnazzyFapple said:
Also, just to make sure I don't mess anything up, should I take out the battery, then disconnect the usb and try recovery mode in that order if once booting is done and the device restarts the screen is still stuck on the samsung logo?
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i think this will not help.
but you didnt answer my question about your carrier. because you flashed (EE) carrier. if it is not your carrier so flash UK (BTU). it is for unlocked sim
samersh72 said:
i think this will not help.
but you didnt answer my question about your carrier. because you flashed (EE) carrier. if it is not your carrier so flash UK (BTU). it is for unlocked sim
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Well, my sim card is T Mobile but my network was switched to EE.
I heard that having MicroSD's and SIM cards inserted while flashing could cause problems, should I keep them both in or out?
SnazzyFapple said:
Well, my sim card is T Mobile but my network was switched to EE.
I heard that having MicroSD's and SIM cards inserted while flashing could cause problems, should I keep them both in or out?
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i usually dont take them out. but some say its better to take them out
samersh72 said:
i usually dont take them out. but some say its better to take them out
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I just tried to flash the BTU but it's still stuck on the samsung logo screen.
SnazzyFapple said:
I just tried to flash the BTU but it's still stuck on the samsung logo screen.
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So u need recovery! search in dev threads
samersh72 said:
So u need recovery! search in dev threads
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I tried all kinds of recovery attempts and none of them worked.
If it is still under warranty, try to replace it
You must be flashed wrong root file from the first. Usually, flashing stock firmware could solve this problem.
can anyone with a stock ATT note 3 sm-n900A mj5 (not MI9) create a .md5 file so tht i can reflash stock firmware with odin, since i look every where and no luck.
i keept on checking this site for stock firmware att version
http://galaxynote3root.com/galaxy-note-3-stock-firmware/
my note 3 boot but it stop right where ATT logo stop spinning and it reboot again to battery picture and stay there, i can go on downloading mode and follow this but nothing changes http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559715
recovery mode is not possible either, when press the vol up, home button and power, its stuck on note 3 logo.
if anyone can help me or tell me whats wrong, i still appriciate it
odan360 said:
can anyone with a stock ATT note 3 sm-n900A mj5 (not MI9) create a .md5 file so tht i can reflash stock firmware with odin, since i look every where and no luck.
i keept on checking this site for stock firmware att version
http://galaxynote3root.com/galaxy-note-3-stock-firmware/
my note 3 boot but it stop right where ATT logo stop spinning and it reboot again to battery picture and stay there, i can go on downloading mode and follow this but nothing changes http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559715
recovery mode is not possible either, when press the vol up, home button and power, its stuck on note 3 logo.
if anyone can help me or tell me whats wrong, i still appriciate it
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We Currently do not have an Odin file for stock firmware for our phone.
this thread maybe of some help.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2476353
NO luck
the2rrell said:
We Currently do not have an Odin file for stock firmware for our phone.
this thread maybe of some help.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2476353
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thanks for replying, i dont know how to perform the unbricking with the link you provided, if someone can make a video tut tht would be awesome, i already have ubuntu installed and micro sd card reader but still no idea what to do in terminal:crying:
odan360 said:
can anyone with a stock ATT note 3 sm-n900A mj5 (not MI9) create a .md5 file so tht i can reflash stock firmware with odin, since i look every where and no luck.
i keept on checking this site for stock firmware att version
http://galaxynote3root.com/galaxy-note-3-stock-firmware/
my note 3 boot but it stop right where ATT logo stop spinning and it reboot again to battery picture and stay there, i can go on downloading mode and follow this but nothing changes http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559715
recovery mode is not possible either, when press the vol up, home button and power, its stuck on note 3 logo.
if anyone can help me or tell me whats wrong, i still appriciate it
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Just so you know, and MD5 file will do you absolutely no good unless you need to fake a program into believing the file you have with a bad checksum is legit. All an MD5 file does is contains a checksum for an installer or bootloader to validate. It does not have any files, or data in it whatsoever. it is just a text file with a string of numbers in all essence.
Hello this morning I tried to root my phone using the KingRoot app trough the purify app I downloaded yesterday. When my phone started to "root" it turned off. And when I try to turn it back on it doesn't power up. Instead I am met with a small red message at the top left of the screen that states "KERNAL IS NOT SEANDRIOD ENFORCING Custom binary blocked by FAP Lock" I went to a local phone repair shop and they tried to factory reset my phone and that didn't work. The employee stated that the root is already started and needs to be finished and referred me to this site to seek help. Please help I have no technological back round and just want my phone to work again.
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Hello this morning I tried to root my phone using the KingRoot app trough the purify app I downloaded yesterday. When my phone started to "root" it turned off. And when I try to turn it back on it doesn't power up. Instead I am met with a small red message at the top left of the screen that states "KERNAL IS NOT SEANDRIOD ENFORCING Custom binary blocked by FAP Lock" I went to a local phone repair shop and they tried to factory reset my phone and that didn't work. The employee stated that the root is already started and needs to be finished and referred me to this site to seek help. Please help I have no technological back round and just want my phone to work again.
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Download the firmware Dump from sammobile.com and Flash Via Odin, Make sure you download the right firmware depending on your model number.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOcI7IhJsBQ
See this Video for more information.
My phone doesn't turn on so where should I download it?
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My phone doesn't turn on so where should I download it?
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What is your Device model info ?
Sm920G/c/i/w8 ??
Please refer the Box and see if it has any info on it.
for product name it says sm-n920p
Talankramer22 said:
for product name it says sm-n920p
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Is it sprint Device and were you running Lollipop or Marshamllow If you remember correctly, Send me a PM i'll share the links.
Yes my phone is a sprint device and whatever the default is. Im not very tech savy so to be honest I couldn't tell you if I was running lollipop or marshmllow. And if you could tell me what PM stands for I send whatever it is your way.
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Yes my phone is a sprint device and whatever the default is. Im not very tech savy so to be honest I couldn't tell you if I was running lollipop or marshmllow. And if you could tell me what PM stands for I send whatever it is your way.
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PM Stands for Personal Message on XDA.
Here is the download link: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/68108/N920PVPU2BPC3_N920PSPT2BPC3_SPR/
Step1: Go to Sammobile.com Sign Up
Step 2: Click on the above link and use Regular download (Free)
It may take upto 2 to 3 hours to complete the download depending on the bandwith speed.
Once downloaded, Flash Via Odin by Following the steps mentioned.
Extract (unzip) the firmware file
Download Odin v3.10.7
Extract Odin ZIP file
Open Odin v3.10.7
Reboot Phone in Download Mode (press and hold Home + Power + Volume Down buttons)
Connect phone and wait until you get a blue sign in Odin
Add the firmware file to AP / PDA
Make sure re-partition is NOT ticked
Click the start button, sit back and wait few minutes
Thank you I will try it now
Ok here is my issue. I have been flashing droids for years without a single issue. I got my Note 5 about 2 months ago and decided to flash it since it was possible for the Sprint model. Flashing went as normal, perfect. I flashed a custom ROM, MOAR, and it was working great. No issues, very amazing ROM by the way. I then went and made a back up with TWRP and saved it to my OTG flash drive. I then proceeded to change the boot image, the one that says "Samsung" logo, because I had seen a tutorial on how someone did that on a Note 5. Now comes my problem. After flashing the new boot image, my Note 5 WILL NOT boot up. It will charge, as it does show it charging, I can get it into Download Mode. and that's it, just Download Mode. No recovery mode, no boot image, just Download Mode. I want to know if it's possible to use the backup that got from TWRP, which was a full backup, and use it with Odin to flash it back to the way phone was before this mishap, reinstall the correct boot image, or WHATEVER I need to get my phone up and running again. Thank you very much to anyone and everyone that can help me out
I would use download mode and a full firmware package to get it back working and booting , and once that works , I would use my backup to return to where i was.
Roamin64 said:
I would use download mode and a full firmware package to get it back working and booting , and once that works , I would use my backup to return to where i was.
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Do you know where I could get one? I need this phone up and running really bad. I just went to Sprint and they said they were going to charge me $75 to look at and if it needed to be fixed it would be $350. I can't afford that. So ANY help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Sorry about not answering earlier. You should get your firmware from www.sammobile.com , just search your model # (Note 5 are : SM-N920XX ) where the XX is carrier dependant. Sign up to their site and take the slow download. Then flash the firmware in download mode , using odin on your pc.
can u post the model no (Note 5 : SM-N920XX ) ...???
darkknight92 said:
can u post the model no (Note 5 : SM-N920XX ) ...???
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Sorry it's taken awhile to get back. SM-N920P. Thanks
Roamin64 said:
Sorry about not answering earlier. You should get your firmware from www.sammobile.com , just search your model # (Note 5 are : SM-N920XX ) where the XX is carrier dependant. Sign up to their site and take the slow download. Then flash the firmware in download mode , using odin on your pc.
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Just wanted to say thank you for the reply. I've been downloading the firmware for the past 2hrs now.lol. It was the "newest" upload they had for the firmware. If for whatever reason this doesn't work, GOD please it work, what should next? Thank you.
Well I flashed the new firmware(N920PVPU2BPG1_N920PSPT2BPG1_SPR) last night with Odin and to no avail it did not work. I still get only a black screen when trying to normal boot, still can't boot into recovery, but still can boot into Download Mode. I don't know what to do at this point. I have never had this happened.
dimebag1208 said:
Well I flashed the new firmware(N920PVPU2BPG1_N920PSPT2BPG1_SPR) last night with Odin and to no avail it did not work. I still get only a black screen when trying to normal boot, still can't boot into recovery, but still can boot into Download Mode. I don't know what to do at this point. I have never had this happened.
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I have the same problem....
this might not help u a tiny bit,
wanted to ask that i have a note 5 (sm-n920f) & i want ti upgrade it to marshmallow from lollipop with the following specs
PDA: N920VVPU2A0J2
CSC: N920VVZW2A0J2
Baseband: N920PVPU2A016
Bootloader: N920PVPU2A016
should i go for sprint or verizon...???