[Verizon Droid Charge] trparky:
Try this. We're going to be using a different tool this time around, the Samsung Flash Utility. Sometimes this works when nothing else does.

Download Samsung Flash Utility and extract it.

In the folder called "1.PST DLL" find "SamsungPST SCH-I510 For Verizon ver.1.0.010.zip" extract it and then run the resulting MSI file.

Find in the same folder "SamsungPSTLite FW Setup1.0.004_MSI1ndEdition.zip" extract it and run "setup.exe".

Turn your phone off (once the screen turns black wait 30 seconds so you know it's fully turned off

Remove the battery and SIM card

Now while holding the "Down" volume rocker, plug your phone into the computer and keep holding it until a little yellow triangle pops up on your phones screen. Once you see both of those things you can release the down volume button.

Now, go to your Start Menu and find "Phone Flashing Applications" and in that folder will be a folder called "Samsung Electronics" and inside that a folder called "SamsungPST" and inside an item called "SamsungPSTLite", run that program. On Windows Vista/7 you will get a UAC prompt for user elevation, say OK to allow the elevation.

Once inside the program there should be a list, in that list should be an item called "SCH-I510". Double-click it.

A new window will appear, look at the bottom of the window. There should be something that says "COM Connected".

Click on "SW Download" on the left side of the window.

Next to "Download Option" on the right side of the window choose "PDA + PHONE" in the dropdown menu.

Check the "Boot Update" checkbox.

Click the "Open AP" button and find your ROM file and select OK in the file dialog box.

Click the "Open PIT" button and find the PIT file and select OK in the file dialog box.

Check the "Repartition" checkbox above.

Press the "Start Software Download" button.

This will take some time so sit back until you get a message about the process being done. Click OK at that message box. The phone should now reboot on its own.

If it still boot-loops, pull the battery and then put it back in.

Now while holding the "Down" volume rocker press the Power button.

Use the Volume Down button to select "Clear Storage" and then press the Power Button to select it.

Now simply confirm your decision: Volume Up for YES and Volume Down for NO

The phone should now reboot.

---------- Post added at 10:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 AM ----------

What we could do is get someone who has a working phone that is rooted but doesn't have Voodoo Lag Fix enabled and create the original.mbr file from their phone with the CAT command but in reverse.

---------- Post added at 11:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:58 AM ----------

I was also thinking that there is also a possibility that we could have someone in the community take their phone back to stock temporarily and then make a CWM Nandroid Backup and ZIP that backup up. Give that ZIP file to you, have you put it on your SDCard, and then have CWM restore that Nandroid backup.

That should in theory overwrite all of the stuff that's part of the phone's partition data since Nandroid backups are disk images of the different partitions of the phone.