Using these PIT files has nothing to do with any roms u use as what it does is repartitioning internal storage capacity. Since Bauner's is still in alpha stages, I'd recommend you complete the partitioning by using the PIT u want and a stock 4.1.2 firmware together in ODIN, reboot to stock recovery, do a factory wipe reset, boot into rom, format sd card when prompted, check your storage info, and off you go blasting any roms u want.
Many thanks for advice.
Hi Jackwu,
Hai. Yes actually u can. Preferably choose the XXLTA vers. I prefer the whole rom way as to ensure the partitioning success. If I'm not mistaken, you should tick auto reboot off and when finished do the 3 button combo to enter recovery instead and do all the wipes there but I'm not really sure about the aftermath..
That is correct...I did it the same way for Bauner's 7.1
Ah Yes.... I forgot about the risk of erasing your ext sd by mistake... Hahaha.
I use the one in the link:
Hai. Yes I get that error too, but on CWM 6.0.4.5+. Using the earlier version works perfectly.
Choose any 4Gb Pit. If you're fixed on not ever going back to TW based rom, then feel free to flash the preload edition which further frees 500 MB of preload partition, But I personally use the non preload edition. The catch is, IF you should ever feel like selling your device and need too flash back to stock, then you will nedd to flash the stock PIT files edition again while if you stick with non preload, you can change roms anytime you want and flashing stock firmware will also be no problem.
Hello, I am very sorry but I did not understand your question. So you successfully flashed the 4GB PIT? what 500 MB more were you referring to?Hi.
First thank you for the mod. :good:
It worked fine on my n7000 16gb.
Is there a way to increase in the same time the system partition and the data partition in a safety way.
- Add 2Gb for the data partition (as i did)
- Add 500 mo (maybe 1gb to be quiet) to the system partition
Of course, no reason for it not too, you are altering the core device outside of overlaying operating systems
i'm from pakistan, but there is no stock rom for me , so which rom i can uze so that prblm may not occur...???Of course, no reason for it not too, you are altering the core device outside of overlaying operating systems
There can be issues, but if you are scared then I would not try it, this is for people with some experience and knowledge. I don't own one of these devices any more, so best to hope that a current user might be willing to guide you who has also upgraded in the same way as yourself.
hey @knedge and which stock rom u flash before the process...???Yes, it works flawlessly.
I have used the 4GB pit and it's working fine.
I would use a kernel instead of a rom in .tar format, I would personally use Apollo kernel for the process and then just install your rom and kernel choices as normal afterwards.hey @knedge and which stock rom u flash before the process...???
does it cause some signal prblm in differnt regions with diffrnt stock roms as described earlier in this thread...???
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hey @metalgearhathaway
can u plz give me only one favour?
just provide a workinnn download link for stock rom which i need in step 4a...???
i know i'm expecting much but plzzzzz
