Thread: Finding a recovery path with Freescale's Advanced Toolkit
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Old 07-07-2012, 06:54 AM   #45
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Originally Posted by hawhill View Post
Flashing works, too. I think I'll go and try to flash seaniko's kernel - that would probably very much the "real world application" of a tool like this. Whoohoo, easy K3 recovery path coming up. In fact, it seems robust enough even in VirtualBox that this could be used to write uboot, kernel+initramfs, settings vfat _and_ rootfs. Plus, we can easily use it to make backup dumps. Which I'll do now before doing anything else.

Edit: I verified that the data was written to the right place. And I'm using ATK 1.67, BTW.
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