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Old 11-14-2022, 06:43 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by Geremia View Post
How long should I wait for it?
About three seconds.

Something's wrong. Probably USB connectivity, possibly corrupt fastboot.
Since you're on Linux maybe you should check dmesg for USB timeouts and the like.

I'm not drop-dead impressed by Google's handling of USB generally, especially on Windows compatibility. Still, if you've got access to a Windows box you might try that. (Remember to install the drivers.)

If you've got Windows you can also try one of my utilities, ImxLink, which is designed for something else but supports the Fastboot protocol.

If you have a working system you can "adb reboot edl" and get to that. With the right EDL loader and a client program you can also flash the boot partition from there.

I do use stock Android platform tools on Linux, but I've got more custom stuff for Windows.
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