Hi,
I've just installed the latest Heimdall (v1.3) to try to flash my Droid Charge, as I'm running Ubuntu and therefore ODIN is not an option. I was running GummyCharged GBE 2 with CWM Recovery, and wanted to flash the new modem. However, Heimdall seems unable to flash any files to my Droid and now when I turn on the phone I get this image:
I've been trying to use Heimdall to fix it, but no matter what I'm trying to flash, I get an error message very similar to this:
I also get red text at the top left corner of the download mode screen that says "RX_TIMEOUT".
The "Expected file part index" is different depending on whether I'm trying flash RECOVERY, KERNEL, LTEMODEM, etc., but it seems to always receive a -1. Can anyone help with this, or simply point me to a resource that will let me get my phone back up and running (that works on Linux)?
Thanks for any assistance,
Dave
I've just installed the latest Heimdall (v1.3) to try to flash my Droid Charge, as I'm running Ubuntu and therefore ODIN is not an option. I was running GummyCharged GBE 2 with CWM Recovery, and wanted to flash the new modem. However, Heimdall seems unable to flash any files to my Droid and now when I turn on the phone I get this image:
I've been trying to use Heimdall to fix it, but no matter what I'm trying to flash, I get an error message very similar to this:
Code:
Initialising connection...
Detecting device...
Claiming interface...
Attempt failed. Detaching driver...
Claiming interface again...
Setting up interface...
Beginning session...
Handshaking with Loke...
Downloading device's PIT file...
PIT file download sucessful
Uploading KERNEL
0%
ERROR: Expected file part index: 1761653664 Received: -1
KERNEL upload failed!
Ending session...
ERROR: Failed to receive session end confirmation!
Re-attaching kernel driver...I also get red text at the top left corner of the download mode screen that says "RX_TIMEOUT".
The "Expected file part index" is different depending on whether I'm trying flash RECOVERY, KERNEL, LTEMODEM, etc., but it seems to always receive a -1. Can anyone help with this, or simply point me to a resource that will let me get my phone back up and running (that works on Linux)?
Thanks for any assistance,
Dave
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