Download Firmware Fail Rockchip

Dont do advanced function.

For open fyde all u need is Download Image tab and select the image and the RKDevTool Emmc File (if u are using an emmc off course)

Then you go into the upgrade firmware (thats where the magic happens).

1st you load the firmware file there then you press upgrade.

Target medium: eMMC

Environment:Windows 11 with Rockchip_DriverAssitant_v5.1.1 and USB A to C cable (Win10 with driver V5.0 is also ok.)

Procedure:

1, Remove all media.

2, Erase the SPI Nor Flash ( ).

3, Attach the eMMC module.

4, Power on 5B with the maskrom mode(Connect Windows PC to the 5B USB-C port with USB A to C or C to C cable pushing the button neer the fan power supply).

5, Write the Fydeos to its flash memory using RKDevTool_v2.93 in Windows environment (Maskrom mode -> Update firmware).

6, Reboot.

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I was trying some stuff using the roland SD library.Then I plugged in the card in Windows 7.I says I need to farmat it,so I proceed to format.Then I plugged out the card from pc and inserted into the sd card module,it is still readable.So I went to sleep and when I wake up this morning,it tried to read the card from arduino again,but initialisation failed.I then uploaded the SDInfo code from SDFat library.It says that MBR failed.Plugging in the card into pc does not work.Device manager detected the card but no partition is shown in My Computer.

No the MBR is just the first block but due to a hardware failure it can't be read or written. Worse, the cards' flash controller normally maps a new block if there is a problem. It appears the cards flash or flash controller is bad or the card is locked. The info in the CID and CSR registers can be read by SdInfo.

A little bit of a back story of what I'm dealing with. I have a Bluewave tablet which has a RK3288 processor which I bricked accidentally by flashing the wrong firmware. I opened it up and shorted 2 pins out to enter Maskrom mode to fix the issue. After numerous frustrating attempts, I got it to flash correctly. I rooted it and tried to install Xposed Modules which became yet another reason for it to fail.

There was no way to access the recovery mode of this tablet than through software. To which, I have no access to because I'm greeted by a black screen and " important Android process has stopped." prompts. So I try to flash it again and it got through downloading the firmware onto the device but would fail once it would try to go back and verify the software.

the problem, which also emerged in the armbian forum, is that apparently this board only works with the 1.0.1 trust (libreelec mounts 1.1.0). I'm trying to figure out what I can do. Can you please share a link with a downloadable firmware of your box?

Caution: Flashing or installing firmware using the FactoryTool, will wipe the data from the device. Therefore, it is recommended to take a backup of your data before using the FactoryTool.

Congratulations! Now, you can use your Mobile Device without facing any issues.Notes[*] Caution: Flashing or installing firmware using the RockChip Tool, will wipe the data from the device. Therefore, we recommend you take a backup of your data before following the instructions above.

I started the thread after determining that my WiFi issues were tied to the linux-firmware package. More specifically, that upgrading beyond linux-firmware-20220610-135.fc36.noarch borked WiFi in weird and dumb ways.

I'm trying to implement the incremental OTA update process for my custom Android ROM based on Android 7.0 Nougat. I've managed to build the first and second(modified) version of the firmware, so I have the first and second target_files.zip.

Having bought one of these X96 boxes last year I always wondered if or when there will be an update available.

With the thing running on Android 6.0.1 already I was not expecting monthly updates though.

Sadly the box always gives an error in regards to stack not being able to access the internet.

Turned out, at least for my box there is no real link it tries to access for the update, so it will always fail.

It also seems I am one of the lucky guy who already had a quite recent firmware installed - from July 2016.

Considering their release strategy and time stamping procedure the firmware was created sometime Feb- March 2016.

Everything worked fine except that some programs I installed caused crashes at times with no reason I could find.

Plus Kodi would often take forever and a bit more to get through the menus and start things.

The most annyoing part howver was that the remote did not provide the stop function.

All player buttons olny pause the video or skip it by 15seconds.

I decided it is time to search for some updates somewhere.....

If all works fine you should not!

It is always better to leave a well running system alone.

Sometimes Android like to bloat up from all the things we installed.

As with Windows everything leaves stuff behind even if uninstalled correctly.

Over time things can get slow or after some "tuning" certain parts not longer respond as the should.

With most of these boxes already rooted and open to all sorts of attack people even ruin their Android system by the use of tuning tools designed for smartphones....

And there are claims the some people got their box shipped with totally outdated firmware and no online update working.

For all this a backup of what you need and a fresh firmware install can solve a lot of problems and give you some speed back too.

Best reason is if you want to sell your box after extensive use and including quite a few personal things on it.

Nothing beast a fresh firmware when it comes to removing ALL your user data.

You can also try a wipe and factory reset from the recovery console if you don't want to flash a firmware.

With the S905 and S906 chipsets the good thing is that basically every box with the same amount of memory and same WiFi chip will be compatible for a firmware donation.

Big downside of this way is that you get a box branded for some other manufacturer and that the remote might not work at all.

No big deal if you prefer a WiFi mouse/keyboard kombo anyway.

And of course not every firmware comes in a format the X96 can use right away.

There are UBS burning tools to get these firmwares onto a box if you really need to though...

However, I wanted to get the original back in the hope to get a working remote or to find a way to turn the box on and off through the airmouse.

After some digging on the web I found the guys behind the X96 are actually nice enough to provide more or less regular updates for their boxes, even for the new model with dual WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0.

Only problem with these updates is that they come without any instructions and are located on a chinese file hosting and website service - pan.baidu.com.

I used the Google translator for several hours without finding any way to register an account at Baidu without the need for a china based landline or mobile number to activate it.

There is none, which means as a normal guy you can only download files of up to about 200mb, everything bigger gives you an error message telling you to use their downloader tool - which needs a registered login as well.

But at least the firmware was found :)

The actual download problem was solved with some script and browser plugin in conjunction with a download manager.

If you need the details on the how to then please check my Ible about this task.

All original firmware versions for the X96 boxes can be found on this Baidu account for download.

Found an easier and faster way to get firmwares for all sorts of S905 boxes.

I assume you installed a download manager of your choosing and the browser extension and script.

In the Baidu account you see a normal folder structure as you would with any filemanager.

It is all a bit messy with folders, files and Rar archives wildly mixed here.

If you click on the chinese symbols above the listed dates you can sort it all by date, which makes finding the latest version soooo much easier.

You will now notice the folder names.

X96 is pretty obvious, same for the added (2+16) or (1+8) in the name - indicating the firmware for 2GB/16GB and 1GB/8GB boxes.

The latest dates is always the latest firmware.

The one with 6330 in the name is for the new model that has dual WiFi and BT4.0, available for the normal and 2G versions.

As I only have the standard 2/16 box I will focus only on that model but the procedure is the same for the others.

A double click on the folder symbol next to the name will open the files contained within.

Usually 3 or 4.

You need to download all of them! Don't just download the image for the firmware alone as it won't work.

For Kodi you can use backup tools provided by the community, just make sure to save or copy it on a SD/USB stick.

For the programs, games and other things you might have installed on your box the best option is one of the backup solutions from the playstore or to install them all fresh if you have your progress and details saved in the cloud anyway.

Sorry for the bad image quality bad my cam struggled to get any focus on the screen :(

Get a SD card that is formatted in FAT32 - no ETFS no NTFS please!

Copy all firmware files into the root of your SD card.

Place the SD card into the slot of your box - without the power cord in it please.

Turn the TV on and get a toothpick ;)

Inside the AV port is a tiny push button - you need to press it with the toothpick, hold it and plug the power in.

After 2-5 seconds you will see a X96 logo on the screen - now release the button and remove the toothpick.

The box is now in the correct mode to install the firmware without asking from the SD.

You will see a little Android on the screen and a progess bar showing you how long it might take.

Whatever you do - do not turn the power off at this stage or will have a useless brick!

In my case it was about 10 minutes to complete.

The box will reboot and as it struggles to deal with the SD and dongle for the airmouse it might hang on the X96 logo.

Wait a minute or two and if still stuck power off and remove both the SD and the dongle or whatever else you might have in the USB port.

Now the box will start as normal and get back to naked Android, meaning you have to setup your Wifi and accounts.

After that Kodi will work as before and needs to update some addons and also deactivate some that no longer work - damn bloatware...

You are ready to enjoy a new box now.

The firmware currently available is dated August 2016 but was only uploaded recently. e24fc04721