Odin - Re-partition Operation Failed.

Look for the or U number in your firmware string (e.g., G973FXX**U3**ASG8 ). The digit following the "U" or "S" is the binary level.

Odin uses a , a hidden map of your device's storage layout. The "Re-Partition operation failed" error is a clear signal that Odin was unable to write or read this crucial partition map. This typically occurs in two main scenarios:

. This usually happens because the firmware files are mismatched, the PIT file is missing, or there is a hardware communication failure between the PC and the Samsung device. Core Causes of the Re-partition Failure Missing PIT File re-partition operation failed. odin

For newer phones, the PIT file is often embedded within the file (not the HOME_CSC).

Ensure you have the latest Samsung USB Drivers installed on your Windows PC. Step-by-Step Fixes for the Re-Partition Error Look for the or U number in your firmware string (e

For locked bootloaders or modified devices, use Odin3 v3.13.1 Patched or PrinceComsy Odin .

Go to Settings > About Phone (if the phone is still booting) or check the original box. Ensure the firmware you downloaded corresponds exactly to your model number (e.g., SM-S908B vs. SM-S908U). The "Re-Partition operation failed" error is a clear

If you manually enabled "Re-Partition" in the Odin options tab, turn it off. Standard stock firmware updates do not require this setting unless you are changing the partition layout intentionally. Close Odin and disconnect your phone. Force-restart your phone back into . Open Odin again. Go to the Options tab and ensure Re-Partition is unchecked .

: Swap your current USB cord for an original OEM Samsung cable.

The "Re-Partition operation failed" error can be triggered by several underlying issues.

Odin struggles with USB 3.0 or USB-C ports on newer computers. Plug your cable into a USB 2.0 port.