Dunno, you've given no detail about the sort of "halp" you desire. I'm certainly not qualified to give mental help.
Note, these instructions are using experimental tools that have unverified reliability. They
should work, but I don't have sample hardware in front of me to test. I'm also making theories based upon what I've observed of various tools and these theories may very well be wrong.
On the presumption you've got a H960A in 9008 mode, I may be able to provide some suggestions. Two resources are needed. First, get the appropriate KDZ file for your device (URLs for most devices are
here). Since you've mentioned a H960A that would be
this file.
Second, get a copy of my KDZ tools from
here (
this file). This will need Python installed.
Run these commands (adjust paths as appropriate for where you've downloaded things to):
Code:
> unkdz -f H960A20b_00_0817.kdz -s 0
> undz -f kdzextracted/H960A20b_00.dz -i
While the file "dzextracted/image.img" will be rather larger than the one tungkick provided for the H901, that is due to it being rather more complete. Only the first 1GB or so needs to be loaded onto a SD card, plug that into your phone and that
should be sufficient to get your phone into download mode.
I'm left with a bunch of speculation based upon what has been described. Pretty clearly it appears Qualcomm's firmware is capable of booting from either an internal eMMC chip, or an external SD card (they're basically the same thing). I'm left wondering if it can be caused to boot from external SD even if the internal eMMC is valid. This could be extremely helpful for development since you could load your beta image onto a SD card and boot from there and not have to risk the internal memory.