Your question had already been answered by cashmundy. You need the right pit file for your Odin image and device to format the partition correctly. http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1319802

This is basically what everyone else has been saying, but the most simple way of doing it.

Please download the Vibrant Toolbox here.
After you install it, click on the "Flsh to Stock" button and follow all of the instructions. (Making sure to select the PIT file)
Make sure your phone is dissconnected from the computer, and hold down Volume up and Volume down (Try pressing directly in the center of the two)
Then plug in the USB cable.
You should see a box in ODIN turn yellow (If not, re-open vibrant toobox and select "Install Drivers")
Then click start and make sure not to touch the phone or cable.

The PIT file should restore both of your partitions their stock conditions.

OP, if you're familiar with adb and adb shell, google the Reparted method. If you're careful you can rebuild the internal partitions via adb shell. You'll need a printout of the stock Vibrant partition structure, you should be able to find that on google as well. I'll post mine here as a reference for you, but I recommend doing your research.

Do not partition through recovery, that'll just make things worse. If you follow reparted though, and carefully cause you can do more damage if you don't follow the steps correctly, that can help you out of this jam.

Hope it helps there OP, don't hold me responsible if you make it worse, but this is my best guess at what can help you.



EDIT - here is the printout from my Vibrant for the partition you need to fix, best of luck.

Model: MMC MAG8DE (sd/mmc)
Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 16.0GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: msdos

Number  Start   End     Size    Type     File system  Flag
 1      32.8kB  14.0GB  14.0GB  primary  fat32        lba
 2      14.0GB  16.0GB  2013MB  primary               lba

I've tried all! Repartion or back to stock,v.v...

Originally Posted by Br1cK'd

OP, if you're familiar with adb and adb shell, google the Reparted method. If you're careful you can rebuild the internal partitions via adb shell. You'll need a printout of the stock Vibrant partition structure, you should be able to find that on google as well. I'll post mine here as a reference for you, but I recommend doing your research.

Do not partition through recovery, that'll just make things worse. If you follow reparted though, and carefully cause you can do more damage if you don't follow the steps correctly, that can help you out of this jam.

Hope it helps there OP, don't hold me responsible if you make it worse, but this is my best guess at what can help you.



EDIT - here is the printout from my Vibrant for the partition you need to fix, best of luck.

Model: MMC MAG8DE (sd/mmc)
Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 16.0GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: msdos

Number  Start   End     Size    Type     File system  Flag
 1      32.8kB  14.0GB  14.0GB  primary  fat32        lba
 2      14.0GB  16.0GB  2013MB  primary               lba

Thank you! I'll try it