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Hi folks....So i think I found the thread that I need. I mistakenly flashed a wrong .pit to my i9300. I couldnt tell for what variant it was...but now I need to revert back, cause my phone wont flash the new rom. I am looking for a .pit for the 16GB variant of the i9300.

Thanks...

if you wanna help out more or if you need more info:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...1770328&page=2

Thanks in advance.

Paul

Originally Posted by gcrutchr

Thanks. Here is the .pit file.

Yes exactly the same as detailed in the original post.

Originally Posted by Odia

I747 is Qualcom based, can use QPST to backup the EFS.

Ah.
I searched around a bot about that and found the "Qualcomm Product Support Tools" - looks interesting, there seems to be an "EFS Explorer" in it.

However, is there a way to implement EFS backup on those devices in my own app (trying to update kTool to support those devices)?
I "only" have the int'l I9300, so can't experiment around :-/

Originally Posted by HellcatDroid

Ah.
I searched around a bot about that and found the "Qualcomm Product Support Tools" - looks interesting, there seems to be an "EFS Explorer" in it.

However, is there a way to implement EFS backup on those devices in my own app (trying to update kTool to support those devices)?
I "only" have the int'l I9300, so can't experiment around :-/

You could maybe do it from the phone by connecting to the modem tty and sending the correct commands to backup the EFS, but you would really need a phone to be able to sniff the protocol (HDLC), to get the commands. The EFS Explorer is cool, can see all NVM params and their values.

Originally Posted by Odia

You could maybe do it from the phone by connecting to the modem tty and sending the correct commands to backup the EFS, but you would really need a phone to be able to sniff the protocol (HDLC), to get the commands. The EFS Explorer is cool, can see all NVM params and their values.

I was afraid of that.... so w/o having direct access to such a device, I might just give up on adding support for those devices to my app....

Ohwell, maybe on some rainy sunday I'll throw that EFS Explorer into IDA....

please pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me guys!!!!!!!!!!
my phone is ****ed up.
i was runing checkrom V3.5.connected device to AC charger(supplied charger) and then slept for 1 hour.
when iwake up my device stuck at samsung logo.
i can't enter recovery mode,just can go to download mode.i got there and tried to flash CF-root v6.4 with odin v1.85(in chainfire thread said),when i hit start in odin it fails and says there is no PIT partition.what should i do?
i downloaded odin from SAMMOBILE.COM, and in zip file there is PIT file.now what should i do?
pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me
so i think i need to flash pit file,but what pit file?
GT-I9300_mx_20120220.pit
GT-I9300_mx_20120322.pit
GT-I9300_mx_20120329.pit
M0_20120220.pit
mx.pit

i have 16GB varient

Originally Posted by boobool

please pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me guys!!!!!!!!!!
my phone is ****ed up.
i was runing checkrom V3.5.connected device to AC charger(supplied charger) and then slept for 1 hour.
when iwake up my device stuck at samsung logo.
i can't enter recovery mode,just can go to download mode.i got there and tried to flash CF-root v6.4 with odin v1.85(in chainfire thread said),when i hit start in odin it fails and says there is no PIT partition.what should i do?
i downloaded odin from SAMMOBILE.COM, and in zip file there is PIT file.now what should i do?
pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me
so i think i need to flash pit file,but what pit file?
GT-I9300_mx_20120220.pit
GT-I9300_mx_20120322.pit
GT-I9300_mx_20120329.pit
M0_20120220.pit
mx.pit

i have 16GB varient

there might be a firmware that is packaged into one big .tar file instead of several like they have for the sgs1 and 2. Search for it they used to call the separate 3 part firmwares "low level" requiring a pit file. However with a single tar firmware you DONT use a pit file

Sent from my GT-I9300 using xda premium

Originally Posted by rlorange

there might be a firmware that is packaged into one big .tar file instead of several like they have for the sgs1 and 2. Search for it they used to call the separate 3 part firmwares "low level" requiring a pit file. However with a single tar firmware you DONT use a pit file

Sent from my GT-I9300 using xda premium

thanks again.you are right about firmwares and i did it many times for SGS2.
stock firmware is downloading now and it takes 3 hours to finish.
i want to know which .PIT file should i use now? cause odin says needs it.just this
i want to wake up my phone without flashing stock firmware.it should be fine after changing kerenel,i will have access to recovery then and i know what to do then.

I would love to get your feedback on this:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...php?p=29313536

thanks.