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whosmatt / uvmod

Web-based firmware patcher for various Quansheng radios
https://whosmatt.github.io/uvmod/
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Flashing with Ubuntu 23.10 & Chrome 119.0.6045.159 doesn't work #31

Closed mpyllan closed 1 year ago

mpyllan commented 1 year ago

I tried to flash a k5(8) but i get a "No data received, is the radio connected and in flash mode? Please try again." error. Don't know how to keep going. In any case thank you for your work, it's amazing.

The radio is in bootloader mode and connected according to the instructions using the appropriate order.

Here's my conf:

OS PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 23.10" NAME="Ubuntu" VERSION_ID="23.10" VERSION="23.10 (Mantic Minotaur)" VERSION_CODENAME=mantic ID=ubuntu ID_LIKE=debian HOME_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/" SUPPORT_URL="https://help.ubuntu.com/" BUG_REPORT_URL="https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/" PRIVACY_POLICY_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/legal/terms-and-policies/privacy-policy" UBUNTU_CODENAME=mantic LOGO=ubuntu-logo

Web Browser Chrome Version 119.0.6045.159 (Official Build) unknown (64-bit)

I attached two screenshots of the 1, the console and 2 the interface. The plain text is below the pics. screen117 screen116

The browser console shows the following data:

Current Buffer: Uint8Array(164) [ 171, 150, 156, 16, 53, 248, 88, 109, 171, 35, 171, 205, 36, 0, 14, 105, 147, 222, 105, 246, 75, 45, 102, 50, 87, 105, 89, 131, 140, 75, 153, 28, 191, 189, 61, 5, 227, 64, 82, 40, 15, 22, 108, 145, 220, 255, 220, 186, 171, 205, 164, 14, 105, 52, 230, 105, 118, 75, 45, 230, 50, 87, 105, 89, 131, 140, 108, 98, 230, 28, 235, 98, 112, 15, 5, 227, 157, 9, 233, 128, 150, 9, 139, 100, 255, 255, 167, 255, 171, 205, 18, 14, 105, 52, 230, 105, 105, 246, 75, 45, …]

Current Buffer (other format): { "0": 171, "1": 150, "2": 156, "3": 16, "4": 53, "5": 248, "6": 88, "7": 109, "8": 171, "9": 35, "10": 171, "11": 205, "12": 36, "13": 0, "14": 14, "15": 105, "16": 147, "17": 222, "18": 105, "19": 246, "20": 75, "21": 45, "22": 102, "23": 50, "24": 87, "25": 105, "26": 89, "27": 131, "28": 140, "29": 75, "30": 153, "31": 28, "32": 191, "33": 189, "34": 61, "35": 5, "36": 227, "37": 64, "38": 82, "39": 40, "40": 15, "41": 22, "42": 108, "43": 145, "44": 220, "45": 255, "46": 220, "47": 186, "48": 171, "49": 205, "50": 164, "51": 14, "52": 105, "53": 52, "54": 230, "55": 105, "56": 118, "57": 75, "58": 45, "59": 230, "60": 50, "61": 87, "62": 105, "63": 89, "64": 131, "65": 140, "66": 108, "67": 98, "68": 230, "69": 28, "70": 235, "71": 98, "72": 112, "73": 15, "74": 5, "75": 227, "76": 157, "77": 9, "78": 233, "79": 128, "80": 150, "81": 9, "82": 139, "83": 100, "84": 255, "85": 255, "86": 167, "87": 255, "88": 171, "89": 205, "90": 18, "91": 14, "92": 105, "93": 52, "94": 230, "95": 105, "96": 105, "97": 246, "98": 75, "99": 45, "100": 214, "101": 198, "102": 5, "103": 105, "104": 89, "105": 131, "106": 140, "107": 108, "108": 98, "109": 230, "110": 244, "111": 235, "112": 130, "113": 61, "114": 133, "115": 60, "116": 157, "117": 9, "118": 233, "119": 128, "120": 17, "121": 139, "122": 100, "123": 255, "124": 220, "125": 186, "126": 171, "127": 205, "128": 36, "129": 0, "130": 40, "131": 139, "132": 50, "133": 47, "134": 147, "135": 104, "136": 170, "137": 73, "138": 77, "139": 116, "140": 80, "141": 43, "142": 209, "143": 140, "144": 108, "145": 226, "146": 30, "147": 244, "148": 235, "149": 130, "150": 61, "151": 5, "152": 227, "153": 64, "154": 39, "155": 9, "156": 122, "157": 22, "158": 108, "159": 20, "160": 198, "161": 255, "162": 220, "163": 186 }

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whosmatt commented 1 year ago

Not sure what's going on here. I assume flashing with the original tool (or k5prog) works with this particular radio?

On Mon, Nov 20, 2023, 21:28 Manuel Perez Yllan @.***> wrote:

I tried to flash a k5(8) but i get a "No data received, is the radio connected and in flash mode? Please try again." error. Don't know how to keep going. In any case thank you for your work, it's amazing.

The radio is in bootloader mode and connected according to the instructions using the appropriate order.

Here's my conf:

OS PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 23.10" NAME="Ubuntu" VERSION_ID="23.10" VERSION="23.10 (Mantic Minotaur)" VERSION_CODENAME=mantic ID=ubuntu ID_LIKE=debian HOME_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/" SUPPORT_URL="https://help.ubuntu.com/" BUG_REPORT_URL="https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/" PRIVACY_POLICY_URL=" https://www.ubuntu.com/legal/terms-and-policies/privacy-policy" UBUNTU_CODENAME=mantic LOGO=ubuntu-logo

Web Browser Chrome Version 119.0.6045.159 (Official Build) unknown (64-bit)

I attached two screenshots of the 1, the console and 2 the interface. The plain text is below the pics. [image: screen117] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15615710/284382871-72057c38-1693-47f7-b000-e4c68cf78611.png [image: screen116] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/15615710/284382874-79093fa8-0e27-4c4f-9afb-ff93378175db.png

The browser console shows the following data:

Current Buffer: Uint8Array(164) [ 171, 150, 156, 16, 53, 248, 88, 109, 171, 35, 171, 205, 36, 0, 14, 105, 147, 222, 105, 246, 75, 45, 102, 50, 87, 105, 89, 131, 140, 75, 153, 28, 191, 189, 61, 5, 227, 64, 82, 40, 15, 22, 108, 145, 220, 255, 220, 186, 171, 205, 164, 14, 105, 52, 230, 105, 118, 75, 45, 230, 50, 87, 105, 89, 131, 140, 108, 98, 230, 28, 235, 98, 112, 15, 5, 227, 157, 9, 233, 128, 150, 9, 139, 100, 255, 255, 167, 255, 171, 205, 18, 14, 105, 52, 230, 105, 105, 246, 75, 45, …]

Current Buffer (other format): { "0": 171, "1": 150, "2": 156, "3": 16, "4": 53, "5": 248, "6": 88, "7": 109, "8": 171, "9": 35, "10": 171, "11": 205, "12": 36, "13": 0, "14": 14, "15": 105, "16": 147, "17": 222, "18": 105, "19": 246, "20": 75, "21": 45, "22": 102, "23": 50, "24": 87, "25": 105, "26": 89, "27": 131, "28": 140, "29": 75, "30": 153, "31": 28, "32": 191, "33": 189, "34": 61, "35": 5, "36": 227, "37": 64, "38": 82, "39": 40, "40": 15, "41": 22, "42": 108, "43": 145, "44": 220, "45": 255, "46": 220, "47": 186, "48": 171, "49": 205, "50": 164, "51": 14, "52": 105, "53": 52, "54": 230, "55": 105, "56": 118, "57": 75, "58": 45, "59": 230, "60": 50, "61": 87, "62": 105, "63": 89, "64": 131, "65": 140, "66": 108, "67": 98, "68": 230, "69": 28, "70": 235, "71": 98, "72": 112, "73": 15, "74": 5, "75": 227, "76": 157, "77": 9, "78": 233, "79": 128, "80": 150, "81": 9, "82": 139, "83": 100, "84": 255, "85": 255, "86": 167, "87": 255, "88": 171, "89": 205, "90": 18, "91": 14, "92": 105, "93": 52, "94": 230, "95": 105, "96": 105, "97": 246, "98": 75, "99": 45, "100": 214, "101": 198, "102": 5, "103": 105, "104": 89, "105": 131, "106": 140, "107": 108, "108": 98, "109": 230, "110": 244, "111": 235, "112": 130, "113": 61, "114": 133, "115": 60, "116": 157, "117": 9, "118": 233, "119": 128, "120": 17, "121": 139, "122": 100, "123": 255, "124": 220, "125": 186, "126": 171, "127": 205, "128": 36, "129": 0, "130": 40, "131": 139, "132": 50, "133": 47, "134": 147, "135": 104, "136": 170, "137": 73, "138": 77, "139": 116, "140": 80, "141": 43, "142": 209, "143": 140, "144": 108, "145": 226, "146": 30, "147": 244, "148": 235, "149": 130, "150": 61, "151": 5, "152": 227, "153": 64, "154": 39, "155": 9, "156": 122, "157": 22, "158": 108, "159": 20, "160": 198, "161": 255, "162": 220, "163": 186 }

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mpyllan commented 1 year ago

Apparently, k5prog reads the EEPROM (attached) using ./k5prog -r -v

read block 0x1F80 98% Sucessfuly read eeprom

EEPROM.txt

I don't have access to a Windows box now (working on it). I'm trying to find a semi-secure way to test writing firmware using k5prog.

whosmatt commented 1 year ago

If k5prog can read eeprom, the radio is not in bootloader mode. Try using the flash option in k5prog to flash the radio. K5prog is safe to use for flashing, although larger firmware files may not boot. In bootloader mode the display should be off and the flashlight on, and the flashlight should start to blink as soon as firmware is written.

mpyllan commented 1 year ago

There must be something wrong with this particular device. Apparently, the radio is in bootloader mode (light up, screen off after PTT+ON), but it still reads the EEPROM. Cannot flash k5_flash.raw as described in the k5prog repo. Tried with CHIRP next, but didn't work either. The cable works with other radio, and CHIRP, so I assume this device has something peculiar. I'll try with Windows later.

In any case, the problem has nothing to do with your software. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you very much.

whosmatt commented 1 year ago

the windows software can tell you the firmware version of the radio. it would be interesting to see if this is related to some newer revision of the bootloader and firmware.