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Help restore SDS1102CML+ after unsuccessful flashing
tautech:
--- Quote from: Zhenja on November 05, 2019, 04:51:47 pm ---@tautech
I sent my contacts in a personal message.
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Replied with the conditions of use.
--- Quote from: Zhenja on November 05, 2019, 06:17:21 pm ---Let's try to find out what I really flooded. It became interesting to myself...
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Understood, just let me know when/if you still want the recovery package.
Zhenja:
@tautech
I gave you a complete answer in the mail.
tautech:
--- Quote from: Zhenja on November 06, 2019, 08:58:40 am ---@tautech
I gave you a complete answer in the mail.
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Files sent. :)
Zhenja:
Hello. I apologize for the long reply. I was on a business trip.
I tried the recovery disk. It seems to be all according to the instructions, but the download process does not change in any way. As a result, nothing happens.
@tautech
Wrote a more detailed letter. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
The problem is not solved. Who else has any thoughts?
tv84:
The .app file that you have in the scope is bad.
As you can see in the attached files, I made and ELF parsing to analyse possible errors.
My parser can't even parse your app file because it has errors inside.
00000000 Magic: 7F454C46 ELF File OK
00000004 Format: 32-bits
00000005 Data: Little endian
00000006 Version: 1
00000007 OS/ABI: System V (often set to this)
00000008 ABI Version: 0
00000010 Object Type: Executable
00000012 Instruction Set: ARM
00000014 Version: 1
00000018 Entry Point: 0000D260
0000001C Program Header Table: 00000034
00000020 Section Header Table: 0081466C <- for example, this is totally wrong as the file is less than 0x00420000 in size!
00000024 Flags: 05000002
00000028 Header Size: 00000034
0000002A Program Headers Size: 00000020
0000002C # Program Headers: 8
0000002E Section Headers Size: 00000028
00000030 # Section Headers: 42
00000032 SH String Table Index: 39
I think the file is wrongly loaded into memory because of the errors.
Since tautech's recovery was worthless, according to you, my suspicion is that you have a bad NAND.
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