Thread: Return to original firmware
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Old 05-11-2016, 03:09 PM   #3
marylou13
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Originally Posted by geekmaster View Post
Kubrick requires a device to be in USB Downloader mode, which is activated by holding down a physical button (i.e. a "magic key") on the device while powering it on. Devices newer than a K5 have no button to hold.
I thought the magic key for that device was the power button. So if the KT2 is bricked what can you do? In the forum, it said that you should install a rescue pack in order to be safe when you start tinkering the device. There is a rescue pack for the KT2. Isn't there a way to use that initial file to sort of reset the device to factory settings?
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