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Micromax a92 hynix emmc not detect [Answered]


Micromax a92 hynix emmc not detect

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My problem ( hynix emmc not detect )

Other emmc detectect why hynix emmc not detect I think vvc and vccq is different in hynix emmc

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Hello.

Have You soldered the wires to PCB (ISP connection)? Or You have removed eMMC from PCB and soldered the wires directly to eMMC contacts or use proper eMMC adapter?
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Hello.

Have You soldered the wires to PCB (ISP connection)? Or You removed eMMC from PCB and soldered the wires directly to eMMC contacts or use proper eMMC adapter?
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removed eMMC from PCB and soldered the wires directly
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Please check soldering of all wires, make each of them as short as possible and try to connect again. Try to set higher Voltage level (2.0-2.4V), try to set different Bus speed values and connect the device. Post here the result.

Also the problem may be with eMMC chip.
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Please check soldering of all wires, make each of them as short as possible and try to connect again. Try to set higher Voltage level (2.0-2.4V), try to set different Bus speed values and connect the device. Post here the result.

Also the problem may be with eMMC chip.
ok i will try in e-mate shocked and post result after 3-4 days
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