30.05.2012, 08:38
Ein Tool mit dem man über Xell den Nand beschreiben kann. Einfach die Xenon.elf und das Image auf einen USB-Stick kopieren, das Image in nandflash.bin umbenennen. Xell starten, der Rest läuft von selbst.
Changelog:
[spoiler]place "nandflash.bin" on the root of a usb device
start 2stage xell and shut off when prompted (replug power if you changed SMC)
- by default it checks blocks before writing, and will NOT overwrite or erase any block with ecc/other issues (perfect for *** images with auto remaps)
small change to libxenon was required to silence non-error messages
tested on falcon, trinity and jasper 256
v4: fix page offsets for bad block checks on big blocks (fixes problems when nandmu is present)
v3: re-re-refix bad block skipping so it skips it in both the dump and flash instead of just in the dump
v2: add big block support
v1: initial version[/spoiler]
Quelle:libxenon.org
Changelog:
[spoiler]place "nandflash.bin" on the root of a usb device
start 2stage xell and shut off when prompted (replug power if you changed SMC)
- by default it checks blocks before writing, and will NOT overwrite or erase any block with ecc/other issues (perfect for *** images with auto remaps)
small change to libxenon was required to silence non-error messages
tested on falcon, trinity and jasper 256
v4: fix page offsets for bad block checks on big blocks (fixes problems when nandmu is present)
v3: re-re-refix bad block skipping so it skips it in both the dump and flash instead of just in the dump
v2: add big block support
v1: initial version[/spoiler]
Quelle:libxenon.org
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