For those of you who own a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000, Sometimes one of the installations may go wrong or data may be corrupted. This means that your device will not boot anymore, will crash a lot, and will not be usable at all, but you can use Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000 Repair Firmware to Fix your Samsung Mobile.
Be careful when choosing the firmware to flash. For example, you only need to use firmware designed for the exact model of your device. Flashing firmware may cause you to lose the warranty, temporarily or permanently. You responsible for the treatment inflicted on your Android device.
Save all your personal data (SMS, contacts, applications, settings, documents, music, photos, etc.) You can use Smart Switch by following this tutorial: How to Backup and Restore Data in Samsung Smartphones and tablets
Before you begin, it is important to have all the tools at hand. you will need:
- Recharge your phone’s battery well(with more than 70% battery)
- install USB drivers on your computer, tutorial: Andro >Download Odin Tool for Samsung Devices – All Versions
- Download Pit files for Samsung devices: Pit files
1. Restart Your Samsung Mobile in DOWNLOAD MODE:
- Turn off your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000
- Press & hold the Home button & volume down button at the same time then press the power button.
- Once the warning “WARNING!” Is displayed, release the three keys & press the “Volume up button” to Continue.
2. Connect your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000 to your PC via the USB cable
3. Run the “Odin” file as an administrator.
4. Check that the USB port number is displayed in the “ID: COM” box and the message “Added !!” in the “Message” box. the port ID: COM on Odin must change to Blue or Yellow, depending on the version of Odin used.
5. Choose files in the Odin:
- “PIT” or “CSB “ is a pit file: put it in the “PIT ” field
- Bootloader or BL is the bootloader file: put it in the “Bootloader” or “BL”
- CODE, PDA or AP: put it in the “PDA” or “AP”
- MODEM or PHONE or CP is the phone network file: put it in the “PHONE ”or “CP” field
- CSC is the language file: put it in the field “CSC” field.
6. Click “Start” to begin the installation.
7. The Update process might take some time to complete.
8. Once the message “PASS!” Displayed, unplug your mobile from your PC.
9. Well done! You have just Fix your Device via Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000 Repair Firmware.
Finding the stock firmwares for Samsung Galaxy devices is really easy, and flashing them to the devices even easier. If you are a smartphone enthusiast, you might get into situations when flashing the stock firmware might be your last option to restore your device. If you are looking for the PIT file, you can download Samsung PIT files from below. Also, learn how you can extract PIT file from Samsung Galaxy devices yourself and here’s how.
Whether you want to recover your device from a boot loop, unroot the device and remove a custom recovery, or you just want to upgrade or downgrade the OS manually, you’ll have to flash the stock firmware. If you happen to be a Samsung user and have ever flashed the official firmware, CF-Root or a recovery .tar file, you must be acquainted with the very light-weight but a handy tool called Odin. All Samsung devices have a Download or Odin mode for installing a firmware, firmware components, kernels, or custom recoveries using Odin.
If you make the required preparations before flashing the ware with Odin, things go successfully most of the time. However, there are some cases where the procedure ends up with an or and you get FAIL! message in Odin. One of the commonest forms of the errors encountered in Odin while flashing stock firmware is the “Invalid Ext4 image” and “Get PIT for mapping“ issue.
Added!!
Odin v.3 engine (ID:3)..
File analysis..
Set PIT file..
DO NOT TURN OFF TARGET!!
Get PIT for mapping..
Android devices use the EXT4 storage structure which defines the allocation of available storage space to system partitions. PIT (Partition Information Table) is an integral element of all Samsung firmware that contains the map of storage allocations for different system partitions. Since Samsung releases different variants of the same device depending on storage capacity, carrier, and region/country, the PIT structure on them differs from each other.
When you flash firmware, Odin starts looking for the partition information table. If the PIT is detected, the installation will finish uninterrupted, but if the PIT is not detected or it’s corrupted for some reason, you might get “Get PIT for mapping” error. To fix this problem, you will have to provide the appropriate PIT in Odin to install the firmware successfully.
Remember, the PIT is always storage (and in some cases, CSC) sensitive. Thus, if you own a Samsung Galaxy S6 64GB model, you will need the PIT file for the same model number and storage capacity.
You can use Google search to get the correct PIT file for your device, but if you do not get it, there is a way you can pull it manually from your device itself. Below, we’ll see how we can extract PIT file from Samsung Galaxy devices.
Extract PIT on Samsung (Requires Root)
Requirement: To be able to use any of the methods described below, you must have root privilege on your Galaxy device. Both the methods have been tested on the Samsung Galaxy S5.
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Руководство для прошивки:
1. Скачать и извлечь файл содержащий прошивку.
2. Открыть Odin Tool.
3. Загрузить устройство в "Режим Загрузки":
Нажать Volume Down, Power и Home кнопки в одно время на 5-8 секунд пока режим не включится.