i think i might have found a possible fix for the eMMC corruption.
credits go to 3p4145 for discovering this:
as he stated, the eMMC files that might be corrupted in the failed eMMC chips are located in /proc/emmc.
i have been able to get to this location using adb
so, would it be possible to copy the correct files from a good chip to this location, and fix the failed eMMC problem?
the failed chip's filesystem got corrupted i think (correct me if i'm wrong)
i have the emmc file, pm me if you want it.
credits go to 3p4145 for discovering this:
Well I am in no way an expert or have enough knowledge to find an answer.. but I have some basic idea... so here it goes...
If I understand correctly, the problem is that the eMMC driver chip gets corrupt...
This chip controls the MMC0 which is (part of the chip) the actual flash upon which the phone relies to store its stuff...
No Since the issue is seen with rooted phones more often, I would imagine something that was written to the mmc0 is causing issues.. Using root explorer, i found this file on my /proc/emmc
This file seems to have the some sort of memory locations for various directories on the mmc... a corruption of this file could be a bad thing... I am not saying that this is the cause.. but if anyone with a bricked phone could get into their FS (i have no clue how) and check this file.. we could look into coming up with a generic file with memory address that are common....
Mine seems to have locations address for:
misc
recovery
boot
system
cache
userdata
devlog
pdata
as he stated, the eMMC files that might be corrupted in the failed eMMC chips are located in /proc/emmc.
i have been able to get to this location using adb
Code:
cat /proc/emmc
the failed chip's filesystem got corrupted i think (correct me if i'm wrong)
i have the emmc file, pm me if you want it.
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