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Originally Posted by ixtab
Well... I never claimed that Kubrick could make all malfunctioning devices work again.
In this particular case, it seems like the device *can* boot an externally supplied loader (like fastboot, diags/main via imx_usb or mfgtool), but fails to boot on its own. In other words: It looks like the on-device boot loader is screwed up. This can only be fixed manually, and probably only through serial debricking. Don't ask me how though, I've never done anything like that.
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The on-device boot loader is in hardware, write-protected, flash.
Very hard for the end-user to screw up, although they can if they try hard enough.
I would suspect a more general hardware failure than a corrupted u-boot image. (Unless the O.P. did something they are not admitting to now.)
I have never replaced the on-device u-boot image, only read about doing it (in Amazon's u-boot source code).
So, sorry, I can't be of any help with this one.