Experimental, Not tested.
But if u have hardbricked device u can test it.
So apparently when booting Qualcomm tries to boot internal flash then external and finally OTG, if its mounted, then it gives up 9008 mode or nothing.
However, if we flash the partition layout for our device, it can rework where each partition is on the flash memory and point to it and boot it.
Instructions:
1. Download your device Loader.img or u can create Loader.img from another exact device using cmd, twrp terminal or android terminal using
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/Loader.img
2. Use Win32 Image Writer to flash the image to a working sdcard, which is same size as your device internal or higher is best.
3.force to your device to fastboot mode by using key combination which apply to your device.
4.if it boot to fastboot, then flash fastboot ROM, or trying to flash twrp.
Contributors:
VK84663
Information:
Statue: Experimental
But if u have hardbricked device u can test it.
So apparently when booting Qualcomm tries to boot internal flash then external and finally OTG, if its mounted, then it gives up 9008 mode or nothing.
However, if we flash the partition layout for our device, it can rework where each partition is on the flash memory and point to it and boot it.
Instructions:
1. Download your device Loader.img or u can create Loader.img from another exact device using cmd, twrp terminal or android terminal using
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/Loader.img
2. Use Win32 Image Writer to flash the image to a working sdcard, which is same size as your device internal or higher is best.
3.force to your device to fastboot mode by using key combination which apply to your device.
4.if it boot to fastboot, then flash fastboot ROM, or trying to flash twrp.
Contributors:
VK84663
Information:
Statue: Experimental
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