PIT stands for Partition Information Table (PIT) and as the name suggests these are the partition tables for your Samsung Galaxy Android phones. The PIT file contains all the relevant information for each required partition such as Partition Name, Flash File Name, Block Size, Block Count etc. and also contains some unknown properties that maybe identifiers or flags of some sort. Every device has its own PIT file embeded into the stock firmware for the phone. Hence a correct file is requird in order to get the firmware running on your device by updating the storage partitions. Also, different firmware versions may require different partition layouts. Odin method is common while flashing the Samsung Galaxy firmware and the The PIT files enable the software to set up the phone partitions correctly for the specified firmware. This tutorial will help you extract, create or analyse PIT files easily. The first two methods require root access. You can use

Although PIT files do not need to be flashed separately if you have the stock Samsung Galay device, you may need it in case your device has been bricked or flashed with a differnt PIT file while installing a custom ROM. Also, there are some cases where you may get an error message like that reads Get PIT for mapping.. or the Odin flashing procedure may FAIL. One such common error encountered during Odin flash is the “Invalid Ext4 image“ and “Get PIT for mapping” issue. This is the time when you require a correct PIT file for your device in order to fix this problem. Remember, the PIT is always storage (and in some cases, CSC) sensitive. Thus, if you own a Samsung Galaxy S6 64GB model, you will need the PIT file for the same model number and storage capacity.


PIT Magic Tool for Samsung Devices
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