Samsung logo on loop after flashing rom

[anthony90ct]

Hi guys! I've rooted my samsung s3 gt-8190n, then i tried to install the cyanogenmod rom. But something went wrong. So I decided to flash the original firmware with Odin. After that the smartphone goes on recovery mode and appears:
Install untrusted package? this can not be undone
-no
-yes

Clockworkmod recovery v6.0.2.7
E:invalid command argument
finding update package
opening update package
verifyng update package
E: failed to verify whole-file signature
E: signature verification failed

I choosed the yes option and rebooted the smartphone. Then the samsung logo goes on loop and it doesn't turn on..
What I have to do? Is this a brick?

Sorry for my English! I hope that what I wrote is enough clear.

 

[steff00]

Hi guys! I've rooted my samsung s3 gt-8190n, then i tried to install the cyanogenmod rom. But something went wrong. So I decided to flash the original firmware with Odin. After that the smartphone goes on recovery mode and appears:
Install untrusted package? this can not be undone
-no
-yes

Clockworkmod recovery v6.0.2.7
E:invalid command argument
finding update package
opening update package
verifyng update package
E: failed to verify whole-file signature
E: signature verification failed

I choosed the yes option and rebooted the smartphone. Then the samsung logo goes on loop and it doesn't turn on..
What I have to do? Is this a brick?

Sorry for my English! I hope that what I wrote is enough clear.

Hello, soo i am guessing you haven't done "wipe" factory, cache , dalvik? Do that if that doesnt help you should try installing ROM from recovery..

 

[anthony90ct]

Wipe

Hello, soo i am guessing you haven't done "wipe" factory, cache , dalvik? Do that if that doesnt help you should try installing ROM from recovery..

Yes, I've done every kind of wipe. I'll try installing ROM from recovery. But I think it won't work. I've already tried with a version of Cyanogenmod

 

[steff00]

Yes, I've done every kind of wipe. I'll try installing ROM from recovery. But I think it won't work. I've already tried with a version of Cyanogenmod

Well since you're out of options i suggest complete wipe, flash rom through recovery, wipe again then try ... leave it for like 30 minutes to 1 hr to boot , usually takes a lot (took me 20 min)

 

[anthony90ct]

Problem solved

Well since you're out of options i suggest complete wipe, flash rom through recovery, wipe again then try ... leave it for like 30 minutes to 1 hr to boot , usually takes a lot (took me 20 min)

I've solved reflashing the same rom through recovery. Now it works perfectly!