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bought this mp3 player few years ago for few bucks from china, and since it's no-name brand there's no firmware updates. i've been searching on google how to extract firmware, so i could try and make some changes to it, mostly to see if i can do it.
i tried s1fwx, but it didn't find my device (i know it's made for s1 mp3 players, but i tried anyway)
does the player have to be in ADFU mode in order to access firmware files on it?
marking on chip are STA801 MQKW344.2
any advice?
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i also tried to put the device in recovery mode by short circuiting the 2 pins, result was the language was set to chinese when i powered it up
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anyone?
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>>59795700
open the unit and see if there are any jtag headers or a debug bridge. I know you can dump firmware via the jtag and development/debug bridge if it has one exposed
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>>59795986
did that, how do they look like?
on circuit board there's only the 16 pin chip (besides card reader, usb and earphone jack)
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>>59795700
UUUUH INSTALL GENTOO ON IT xdddddd
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is simply short circuiting the board enough to send the device to recovery mode? will the windows detect it automaticly or do i have to install ADFU driver?
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>>59798332
How do I do that?
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>>59795700
Pics of pcb?
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>>59795700
5 mins in microwave should reset the flux capacitor.
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