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2013-07-08
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2013-07-08
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So you've tried the J-Tag method already?
I'd say there's probably someone who's experienced the same thing as you with the same device. Try posting on xda forum.
Someone might know a fix, even if its for a different HTC device, chances are it could work.
I never bricked a device this far, too poor so I always was careful, so I don't know anything I can share with you. Anyways, good luck.
(and don't buy HTC)
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2013-07-09
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2013-07-13
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I honestly think Method 1 will fail.
Despite their similarities, there's minute differences between devices.
What I recommend you do, its quite risky, is to flash a new bootloader.
If you can bypass the first sequences, you could be able to flash a custom recovery.
And from there flash a suitable bootloader, kernel, and ROM.
And you need to familiarise yourself with adb to learn S-OFF, its a pain (this is one area where Samsung and Odin win).
First of all let me tell you the symptoms. The memory was corrupted until everything became nothing and the bootloader is stuck as Read-Only. The phone can still try to go to Recovery, but then it would vibrate 7 times (meaning problem with eMMC memory) and then black screen.
Okay, so here we are, with a read-only bootloader, security on, not rooted, with factory bootloader. What I try to do, before calling the japan store to get a new eMMC chip, I want to try one more thing, to force the bootloader to boot from external SD card.
I already built my image, prepared it, cloned the internal eMMC to a 8GB class 10 SD card, but when I send the command from the PC, I get an error that I'm not allowed to do that (because Security on). So I need somehow to WRITE at least the bootloader, to gain S-OFF, so then I can send the boot command from the laptop and get this over with.
Right now I am using a GoldCard, but it get's stuck at flashing the new bootloader. So somehow, I need to get past this step, to continue... But I have no idea about how to trick the phone to continue...
Help me with some ideas please! I'm dry...
Also after a few more tries I got this... Is there maybe any way to do something to this memory. It's clearly that something is still working as long as the Bootloader, Fastboot and Recovery (partially, it enters recovery, and then fails, but at least it enters there!) are still active and running, knowing that they are running on the same eMMC chip.
More info about the device:
Last edited by TheoX; 2013-07-07 at 22:56.