d0ugparker
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- Feb 23, 2014
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Background
I have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 p7510 that started displaying boot
errors months ago. It was an OEM config, and had never
been rooted. I'm attempting to get it running again. It'll
display the Samsung splash screen, I can power-left volume
it and get into the menu to push software to it through
odin3.
AIUI, I cannot flash a rooted image until it's rooted first, so
I must flash an OEM ROM image to the device. I'll flash it
with whatever I can use that will render it workable again.
I hope the image I'm using below is a stock ROM. I dunno.
AIUI, each Odin3 version is written to target certain models,
so I'm using Odin3 v1.85.
Images
Below are the images used during my attempts at flashing:
AIUI, Odin3 will not run on with Kies installed. Kies had been
installed but has since been removed. XP is being used to
flash the device. If I need to start with a virgin XP OS, never
having been touched by Kies (rather than installed and
removed), I guess I need to know.
USB drivers are installed and communicating. Odin3 will
show a yellow [com:3] and displays an [added!] note.
Flash Settings in Odin3 v1.85
PIT is not checked, Re-partition is checked, F. Reset Time is
unchecked, Flash Lock is unchecked.
*sigh* Also, multiple prior attempts were done, but I can't
recount them, what settings were chosen, nor which
checkboxes were or weren't checked during those attempts.
Errors
Kies was attempted, but failed. It will not communicate with
the tablet.
The consistent errors I'm receiving during the flash attempt
are all hex 30000 errors:
WritePartition: Error to NvStorMgrFileWrite![err:0x30000]
DownloadPartition_odin: Error to WritePartition![err:0x30000]
Tegra_Nand_Write: Error to DownloadPartition_odin![err:0x3000]
My Concerns at This Point
My biggest hurdle is identifying the location from which to
get the images I need, as well as the name of the proper
images.
I'm also concerned that my prior tries have munged it to
the point that it's soft bricked.
So...help.
I have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 p7510 that started displaying boot
errors months ago. It was an OEM config, and had never
been rooted. I'm attempting to get it running again. It'll
display the Samsung splash screen, I can power-left volume
it and get into the menu to push software to it through
odin3.
AIUI, I cannot flash a rooted image until it's rooted first, so
I must flash an OEM ROM image to the device. I'll flash it
with whatever I can use that will render it workable again.
I hope the image I'm using below is a stock ROM. I dunno.
AIUI, each Odin3 version is written to target certain models,
so I'm using Odin3 v1.85.
Images
Below are the images used during my attempts at flashing:
PDA - P7510XABLPL_P7510UELPL_HOME.tar.md5
.PIT - none
Phone - none
CSC - none
Comments on Setup and Suspect Problem Areas.PIT - none
Phone - none
CSC - none
AIUI, Odin3 will not run on with Kies installed. Kies had been
installed but has since been removed. XP is being used to
flash the device. If I need to start with a virgin XP OS, never
having been touched by Kies (rather than installed and
removed), I guess I need to know.
USB drivers are installed and communicating. Odin3 will
show a yellow [com:3] and displays an [added!] note.
Flash Settings in Odin3 v1.85
PIT is not checked, Re-partition is checked, F. Reset Time is
unchecked, Flash Lock is unchecked.
*sigh* Also, multiple prior attempts were done, but I can't
recount them, what settings were chosen, nor which
checkboxes were or weren't checked during those attempts.
Errors
Kies was attempted, but failed. It will not communicate with
the tablet.
The consistent errors I'm receiving during the flash attempt
are all hex 30000 errors:
WritePartition: Error to NvStorMgrFileWrite![err:0x30000]
DownloadPartition_odin: Error to WritePartition![err:0x30000]
Tegra_Nand_Write: Error to DownloadPartition_odin![err:0x3000]
My Concerns at This Point
My biggest hurdle is identifying the location from which to
get the images I need, as well as the name of the proper
images.
I'm also concerned that my prior tries have munged it to
the point that it's soft bricked.
So...help.
