Thanks for the links.
Sorry, I forgot about your post on page 4.
Can you find something like RVCT or RVDS. Below is from section of 1.2.4 of http://www.phonesdevelopers.com/1705937/. I am still not fully understand those but looks like RVDS v2.2 (from ARM) and patch 349 (from Qualcomm) is the complier.
Yes we hope HTC DHD info is there, and FYI we opened a thread to look for partition info and emmc backup at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50631137, no input yet
Links from http://blog.csdn.net/zhudongya/article/details/6899070
Please note even we can get RVDS, we still need the patch of it from Qualcomm. And looks like the Qualcomm files are only available for paid vendors. FYI: I am still out of my office for now, I may try more on our current HEX and MBN files. We still need to do our best to get a rooted working DHD.
I could get a rooted DHD but the problem would be how to upload almost 2gig of data.
Can you retrieve the partition table info and post that first as http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=50631137. I'd like to verify our partition.mbn is same as the good DHD. Also, if we can getting the partition info correctly, we may backup the good DHD by each partition (instead of the whole emmc).
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#!/usr/bin/python
#Copyright (c) 2010, Code Aurora Forum. All rights reserved.
#This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
#it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 and
#only version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.
#This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
#but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
#MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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#02110-1301, USA.
#usage: ./mkappsboot.py u-boot.bin appsboot.mbn
import sys
import struct
# read the bin file
bin = open(sys.argv[1], "rb")
loader = bin.read()
bin.close()
# construct the mbn header
size = len(loader)
base = int(sys.argv[3],16)
header = struct.pack("10I",
0x00000005, # appsbl
0x00000003, # part version
0x00000000,
base,
size,
size,
base + size,
0x00000000,
base + size,
0x00000000,
)
# write the mbn file with the header and code
mbn = open(sys.argv[2], "wb+")
mbn.seek(0)
mbn.truncate()
mbn.write(header)
mbn.write(loader)
mbn.close()Don't know since it is to add a header to BIN file (e.g. backup file by dd command for one partition) to generate MBN file. The header looks small and simple as from the code, but I didn't find any doc or spec regarding it (the MBN header). That post is just for our info/ref, and I will double check the MBN files we found with that header info.
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QPST 2.7 build 399QPST-2.7.399
BP Firmware BP_JB_Firmware
drivers ICS_pcdrivers
drivers JB_pcdrivers
Install QPST
1. Extract QPST-2.7.399.rar. Run SETUP.EXE
2. Run SETUP.EXE, press INSTALL when it prmpt to insall additional Visual C++ runtime libraries. Follow the defaults, press NEXT until it is finished with the install.
Install drivers
1. Connect deadboot flare to PC / Laptop.
2. Go to device manager, expand PORTS (COM & LPT). Check if there is an item called Qualcomm HSUSB QDLOADER 9008. If the item is there, you are done with driver install. If it does not exist, proceed to step3.
3. If there is no item under PORTS (COM & LPT), check device manager under OTHER DEVICES > Unknown Device
4. Double click UNKNOWN DEVICE > UPDATE DRIVER > BROWSE MY COMPUTER > browse to the folder where you saved extracted the ICS / JB drivers. It will install the driver, if it prompts for unsigned drivers, press INSTALL ANYWAY.
5. It should now be listed under COM PORTS > Qualcomm HSUSB QDLOADER 9008.
Run QPST and reprogram EMMC (this is where the magic begins)
If you are on Win7, make sure you run it under compatibility XP Sp3 and RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR
1. Run EMMC SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD.
2. Press BROWSE, it will detect your phone. Look for the PHONE TAB that says DOWNLOAD. Press OK.
3. Put check mark on PROGRAM BOOTLOADERS, PROGRAM MMC DEVICE, TRUSTED.
4. Under FLASH PROGRAMMER FILENAME, enter MPRG8X25.hex
5. Under BOOT IMAGE, enter 8X25_msimage.mbn
6. Press LOAD XML DEF > navigate to your extracted JB firmware > select rawprogram0 > press OPEN.
7. Press LOAD PATCH DEF > navigate to your extracted JB firmware > select patch0 > press OPEN
8. PRESS DOWNLOAD
9. An warning message may appear, TIME OUT WAITING etc etc or COOKIE NOT RECEIVED. If the error is TIME OUT WAITING, press OK and then press SWITCH DEVICE TO DLOAD. Check the flare, it will show RESET FOR ENTRY QPST.
10. Exit EMMC SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD. Proceed to flash Jelly Bean BP Firmware and then flash Jelly Bean img dump.
11. IF ERROR IS COOKIE NOT RECEIVED, sorry it is still bricked.So did it work on our DHD?
Not test yet since it is not for DHD. Currently I am using HexEditor to check the MBN files we have. Looks only few of the MBN files have the header structure as the post above.
