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Re: N9 Flashing error
Cold flash failed the same way as previously posted.
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Re: N9 Flashing error
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Did you have NitDroid on the device before ? SHOULD be able to remove it, and restore factory image like this: flasher -f -F main.bin --erase-user-data=secure flasher -f -F main.bin -F emmc.bin --flash-only=mmc Then again, never used NitDroid. But it is remarkable how many people are having issues restoring from it. You might have luck, in that case, by asking at eeyes NitDroid forums. |
Re: N9 Flashing error
or you have crc error in your PR335 image, you could redownload it and see if it helps.
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http://skeiron.org/firmware/N9/40.2012.21.3/ Might be useful to be sure to locate the correct version for your product code. Just to be sure :) In any case. Good suggestion to re-download. |
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Re: N9 Flashing error
Flashing with main.bin that has valid md5checksum should do the trick as that is the most common reasons for the failure.
If flashing with valid file fails then its either broken flash hardware or messed up partition table (you can fix partition table manually with ubiboot or moslo kernels by running sdfisk from commandline. And in addition to that invalid partition table usually gives you error output that you should add --no-preserve). But having said that its 99.9% because of crc checksum, as in big files its pretty common that some bit turns in wrong way during transfer. And your pretty unlucky if your flash has broken because of wear and tear. |
Re: N9 Flashing error
Thanks for the advice, Will post back when i have downloaded the firmware, internet is 300kbps.
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And can you give md5sum and filename of the main.bin that you are trying to flash, so we can check if checksum is right. |
Re: N9 Flashing error
Try using command as
flasher -f main.bin -F emmc.bin -F -R I used the one mentioned in the flashing guide and it didnt work for me so then i tried the one above. May be it'll help u. |
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