On my I9000 (galaxy S) this just means that something has changed the filesystem withing the phone like ext2>ext4 and the current kernel doesnt support it..

Normally happens when flashing custom roms without checking the kernel requirements.... like I did :-(

The only way round it is to reflash using odin with a 512.pit file and make sure you select re-partition..

On my I9000 (galaxy S) this just means that something has changed the file-system within the phone like ext2>ext4 and the current kernel doesn't support it..

Normally happens when flashing custom roms without checking the kernel requirements.... like I did :-(

The only way round it is to reflash using odin with a 512.pit file and make sure you select re-partition..

This just means that something has changed the filesystem withing the phone like ext2>ext4 and the current kernel doesnt support it..

Normally happens when flashing custom roms without checking the kernel requirements.... like I did :-(

The only way round it is to reflash using odin with a 512.pit file and make sure you select re-partition..

On my I9000 (galaxy S) this just means that something has changed the filesystem withing the phone like ext2>ext4 and the current kernel doesnt support it..

Normally happens when flashing custom roms without checking the kernel requirements.... like I did :-(

The only way round it is to reflash using odin with a 512.pit file and make sure you select re-partition..