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Originally Posted by hawhill
And if you did this, waiting till the music stops, that would also be an explanation for a worn-out battery. It's not really made for this, I think. Lots of people have the problem of interrupted flashing attempts (sometimes it doesn't even start) and in all cases a dead battery seemed to be the explanation.
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One possible workaround for flashing with a low-capacity battery is if it could be flashed in smaller segments, with a recharge in between flashes.
Perhaps k3flasher could be modified for multi-segmented flashing. And it would use much less energy to only flash the erase blocks that actually changed (read each block before deciding whether to flash it). Flashing an image that is the same version as the bricked one could be much faster and use a lot less battery.