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Originally Posted by geekmaster
Loading mmc0 from /mnt/us seems not accurately named. How can you reload an image of a block device from a paritition on that device?
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With K3 when you used option 3, you got all partitions mounted via usb - e.g. sdb1,sdb2,sdb3,sdb4. But it does not work here
I will have to look into kernel code.
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Originally Posted by geekmaster
So, not sure if that the image that uboot writes using '3' needs a partition table at the front or not. Obviously only a partial image (containing main and diags) if it needs a partition table. Is it a raw image like you would get with dd?
What was in the image that you tried to restore with uboot?
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It is partitioned now, at least I think so. I tried to flash system, diags and data partitions with no luck. I'm trying to flash raw image. That's all I have.
And I'm doing that via fastboot - in uboot select bist and then fastboot. It will activate USB communication and then via USB with yifanlu's fastboot tool.
Sample from uboot view:
Code:
bist > fastboot
Entering fastboot mode...
USB speed: HIGH
Connected to USB host!
Charger disconnect
USB speed: HIGH
Connected to USB host!
USB configured.
downloading
..done
flashing diags to MMC0, partition 0
..done.
It always says partition 0, no matter which partition I write.
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Originally Posted by geekmaster
Perhaps you need an image that was exported from uboot, in order to import an image. It might have some header metadata that it is looking for (i.e. not a raw dd image). Perhaps somebody can give you a copy of an export from uboot on a kindle3. I have a kindle3.
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I don't know how to export data via uboot. Not even fastboot allows that.
I have K3, but would that help for KT?