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#1304
Originally Posted by peterleinchen View Post
flasher is claiming an USB interface and therefore need to be run with root rights.
Please try either logged in as root
'flasher -i'
or
'sudo flasher -i'.

I would like you to test above command to check whether battery really gets loaded with 'flasher -i'. Keep it connected for at least 30 minutes and disconnect/start up.
If that does not work you still may try above, but I would use
'flasher -f -F firmware.bin --flash-only=kernel'
Didn't notice my Edit at the end of the post

I realized the same thing you wrote. It was because of root rights. To the rest of your writing. I had already tried all of those. They doesn't work. Didn't try for 30 minutes though, but for 10minutes did and nothing.
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