Error Oneplu param & firehose LIB

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Error Oneplu param & firehose LIB #98

Closed thexihad closed 3 years ago

thexihad commented 3 years ago

............main - Device detected :) main - Mode detected: sahara Device is in EDL mode .. continuing. sahara -

HWID: 0x009470e100310000 (MSM_ID:0x009470e1,OEM_ID:0x0031,MODEL_ID:0x0000) CPU detected: "MSM8996" PK_HASH: 0x2cf7619a278d26073f7eea79bb7f4b7949c221487fea058ea072cffe38ce1496 Serial: 0xe895007b

sahara - Detected loader: Loaders\009470e1003100002cf7619a278d2607[FHPRG].bin sahara - Uploading loader Loaders\009470e1003100002cf7619a278d2607[FHPRG].bin ... Successfully uploaded programmer :) firehose - Nop succeeded. firehose - Chip serial num: 3902079099 (0xe895007b) oneplus oneplus - [LIB]: No module named 'Library.Modules.oneplus_param' firehose - firehose_client - Target detected: MSM8996 firehose firehose - [LIB]: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

I am using lg v20.

bkerler commented 3 years ago

Hi, you need to use --memory=emmc as option as your device doesn't seem to have UFS flash.

thexihad commented 3 years ago

I am following this Guide (https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-lg-v20-hard-unbrick.4244283/#_=_) . He says he has the same device that I have . And he did not have any problem. He said He used linux. But python should work the same way in Windows Right??. I followed all his steps but the last steps where i have to flash the files ends with this error I mentioned . My only smartphone is bricked now. Can you please help?? my device is LG v20 vs995

bkerler commented 3 years ago

Actually using windows is always problematic as the libusb support under windows is very very bad. I strongly recommend to use linux or mac. Regarding your device, if you made a backup, it can be revived easily, if not, it depends what you messed up. Sometimes, having the same device doesn't mean that it was updated to the same os version. So replacing a critical partition that doesn't match the same os version will lead in a "brick" unless you flash again the right partitions. But the good thing about edl is: you never really brick the device.

thexihad commented 3 years ago

Okay Bro I will try it on linux and let you know.