Phone not booting up

[Fakhr E Alam]

Hello guys..
First of all forgive me for posting in the wrong section but as I found your help in another issue that's why I decided to ask in the same forum.
My samsung galaxy S is not booting up. It happened when I was using facebook and suddenly the phone froze and when I took out the battery and inserted it back it would freeze at the Samsung galaxy S logo. I can get it into both recovery(tried every option there) and download mode. I flashed a new OS using ODIN but the problem persisted. When I go into recovery mode I see something like E:can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1. Now guys please help me and tell me what to do next. By the way it charges normally if this info is of some use.
Waiting desperately for your reply.
Thanks

 

[GSDer]

I flashed a new OS using ODIN but the problem persisted. When I go into recovery mode I see something like E:can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1

Odin said the write was successful? And you flashed the stock firmware?

A Google search turned up a ton of results for the error - you're going to have to wade through them based on your phone model. It generally sounded like you need to rewrite the PIT partition using Odin, but which file to use is dependent on your phone.

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[Fakhr E Alam]

Yes ODIN flash was successful. I searched online but I could not understand a single word that's why I came running here for help. Please help me

 

[meyerweb#CB]

Is your phone stock, or rooted with a custom recovery? If you're using a custom recovery, which one?

 

[Fakhr E Alam]

It was with a stock firmware at that time, then I flashed another firmware to it don't exactly remember which one but it was from samsung's website.

 

[meyerweb#CB]

I think it's possible that you flashed the wrong firmware. It's critically important that you flash a version made for you exact model and carrier version. Flashing Verizon firmware on a Sprint phone, for example, can cause the kind of problem you're seeing. I'm not familiar with the Galaxy S, so I'm afraid I can't offer much advice other than to try Odin again, making sure you have the correct firmware.

 

[GSDer]

It was with a stock firmware at that time

Please provide:
- model number
- carrier
- region (if an International user)

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