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Posted at 9/30/2017 02:04:29
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Last edited by Fallen In 10/23/2017 01:22 Editor
Thank you for your response. I actually solved my problem.
~~TLDR: Use a USB2 linux port.~~ Read next post!
I had to short the pads on the back of the board to get into maskrom mode since loader mode wasn't working (obviously since I broke the bootloader).
I tried flashing the bootloader on windows using FactoryTool and AndroidTool but both returned the same "Download Boot Fail". Even tried reinstalling the drivers to no avail.
Next I tried my linux laptop. Here I always got "Failed to create comm object", no matter which linux tool I used, same result. I found posts online that suggested this was a SELinux error and attempted the solution they provided, but again, no luck/same result.
Finally I had the idea to try a linux machine with a USB2 port since I had read about problems with rkflashkit and USB3 ports. Tried it and it instantly worked just as it was supposed to. |
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