I do get a warning that the driver cannot write to the idbloader area of the NAND, so maybe the request to write over the idbloader is not happening. Are there different types of NAND out there? and does the above image contain the required NAND drivers? (What I think is the NAND chip on my board is labelled 7MG22 NW814, but that doesn't give many results on google so I'm not 100% sure).
hi oneillb, it's correct. At some point the rockchip released a driver which is no longer able to update the loader (
https://github.com/rockchip-linux…a197b77b6e448fc)
The multitool driver should be able to update it (because it has an old kernel).
This is because once the nand was deleted, you were able to restore android. Which you couldn't have done otherwise.
I have used it successfully with
- empty nand
- nand with android installed
- nand with another operating system
and I have never had problems on my boards.
The only difference from your procedure is that I unzip the image before using it with the multitool (multitool supports compressed images, I've just never tried it).
An alternative procedure is the flash through the open source rockchip tools (if you have linux available) explained here RE: [unoffical] LE-9.2/9.80-Images for RK3229/RK3228
I don't mention it often because multitool is the simplest method, and I've never had any particular problems.
Let me know