Question about unbrick LG H900 [Answered] - GSM-Forum

ahwak · 01-25-2018, 19:50

i get this error when repair and i used loader v1 and v2

Model Settings: Interface : USB
Core : Qualcomm MSM8992
Loader : QLoader_v2

Connecting...
Sending loader...OK.
Loader successfully initialized.

Read device size error. Loader is not suitable for this device.

Medusa Box · 01-26-2018, 06:20

Hello.

As You can see from your Software log, unfortunately USB loaders for Qualcomm MSM8992 in Software are not suitable (not compatible) for your device:

Quote:

Read device size error. Loader is not suitable for this device.

Currently we have only these USB loaders, which are present in Software. As soon as we will get new USB loaders, we will add them to Software's list. Also, unfortunately, not all of necessary pins for eMMC (ISP) connection are present on H900 PCB (we searched them, but have not found on PCB), so in your case it is necessary to remove eMMC chip from PCB for repairing (programming). If You have good experience, You can try to repair of this phone by this way.

uki · 01-27-2018, 20:08

Is problem version 1.5.3

verion 1.5.3 log - LG H901

Model Settings:
Interface : USB
Core : Qualcomm MSM8992
Loader : QLoader_v2

Connecting...
Sending loader...OK.
Loader successfully initialized.

Read device size error. Loader is not suitable for this device.

verion 1.5.2 is OK

Model Settings:
Interface : USB
Core : Qualcomm MSM8992
Loader : QLoader_v2

Connecting...
Sending loader...OK.
Loader successfully initialized.

Device : CoreID_009690E1
Core : Qualcomm MSM8992
Page size : 512 B
Block size : 512 B
Block count : 122142720
Size : 58.24 GB (59640.00 MB)
Connect successful.
---------------------------------------------------------------
SW: 1.5.2; FW: 1.22.
P00: GPT (00000000, 00004000) 8 MB
P01: modem (00004000, 0002B000) 86 MB
P02: spare1 (0002F000, 00001000) 2048 KB
P03: pmic (00030000, 00000400) 512 KB
P04: sbl1 (00030400, 00000800) 1024 KB
P05: tz (00030C00, 00000800) 1024 KB
P06: sdi (00031400, 00000400) 512 KB
P07: hyp (00031800, 00000400) 512 KB
P08: rpm (00031C00, 00000400) 512 KB
P09: aboot (00032000, 00001000) 2048 KB
P10: sbl1bak (00033000, 00000800) 1024 KB
P11: pmicbak (00033800, 00000400) 512 KB
P12: hypbak (00033C00, 00000400) 512 KB
P13: tzbak (00034000, 00000800) 1024 KB
P14: rpmbak (00034800, 00000400) 512 KB
P15: abootbak (00034C00, 00001000) 2048 KB
P16: sdibak (00035C00, 00000400) 512 KB
P17: limits (00036000, 00000400) 512 KB
P18: apdp (00036400, 00000400) 512 KB
P19: msadp (00036800, 00000400) 512 KB
P20: dpo (00036C00, 00000400) 512 KB
P21: spare2 (00037000, 00001000) 2048 KB
P22: persistent (00038000, 00000400) 512 KB
P23: devinfo (00038400, 00000800) 1024 KB
P24: spare3 (00038C00, 00003400) 6.5 MB
P25: misc (0003C000, 00008000) 16 MB
P26: persist (00044000, 00010000) 32 MB
P27: modemst1 (00054000, 00000C00) 1536 KB
P28: modemst2 (00054C00, 00000C00) 1536 KB
P29: fsg (00055800, 00000C00) 1536 KB
P30: fsc (00056400, 00000400) 512 KB
P31: ssd (00056800, 00000400) 512 KB
P32: keystore (00056C00, 00000400) 512 KB
P33: DDR (00057000, 00001000) 2048 KB
P34: sec (00058000, 00000400) 512 KB
P35: encrypt (00058400, 00000400) 512 KB
P36: eksst (00058800, 00000400) 512 KB
P37: rct (00058C00, 00000400) 512 KB
P38: spare4 (00059000, 00003000) 6 MB
P39: laf (0005C000, 00018000) 48 MB
P40: boot (00074000, 00014000) 40 MB
P41: recovery (00088000, 00014000) 40 MB
P42: drm (0009C000, 00005000) 10 MB
P43: sns (000A1000, 00003000) 6 MB
P44: mpt (000A4000, 00010000) 32 MB
P45: raw_resources (000B4000, 00002000) 4 MB
P46: raw_resourcesbak (000B6000, 00002000) 4 MB
P47: factory (000B8000, 00017000) 46 MB
P48: spare5 (000CF000, 00001000) 2048 KB
P49: fota (000D0000, 00005000) 10 MB
P50: fau (000D5000, 00007000) 14 MB
P51: system (000DC000, 0085E000) 4.184 GB
P52: cache (0093A000, 00268000) 1232 MB
P53: userdata (00BA2000, 068D9800) 52.42 GB
P54: grow (0747B800, 000007DF) 1008 KB

Medusa Box · 01-28-2018, 08:53

The problem can be with your device, it doesn't answer to Software commands by the first request. Try to connect a few times, using Software version 1.5.3 and post here the result. Don't forget to re-connect the device in "Qualcomm...9008" Mode after each trying of connecting.

BTW, was the device repaired successfully? Post here full Software log with the repeit operation.

01-25-2018, 19:50	#1 (permalink)
ahwak No Life Poster Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 684 Member: 591084 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 41	Question about unbrick LG H900 [Answered] i get this error when repair and i used loader v1 and v2 Model Settings: Interface : USB Core : Qualcomm MSM8992 Loader : QLoader_v2 Connecting... Sending loader...OK. Loader successfully initialized. Read device size error. Loader is not suitable for this device. Last edited by Medusa Box; 01-26-2018 at 06:20.

01-27-2018, 20:08	#3 (permalink)
uki Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Poland Age: 42 Posts: 31 Member: 52919 Status: Offline Sonork: 1587678 Thanks Meter: 3	Is problem version 1.5.3 verion 1.5.3 log - LG H901 Model Settings: Interface : USB Core : Qualcomm MSM8992 Loader : QLoader_v2 Connecting... Sending loader...OK. Loader successfully initialized. Read device size error. Loader is not suitable for this device. verion 1.5.2 is OK Model Settings: Interface : USB Core : Qualcomm MSM8992 Loader : QLoader_v2 Connecting... Sending loader...OK. Loader successfully initialized. Device : CoreID_009690E1 Core : Qualcomm MSM8992 Page size : 512 B Block size : 512 B Block count : 122142720 Size : 58.24 GB (59640.00 MB) Connect successful. --------------------------------------------------------------- SW: 1.5.2; FW: 1.22. P00: GPT (00000000, 00004000) 8 MB P01: modem (00004000, 0002B000) 86 MB P02: spare1 (0002F000, 00001000) 2048 KB P03: pmic (00030000, 00000400) 512 KB P04: sbl1 (00030400, 00000800) 1024 KB P05: tz (00030C00, 00000800) 1024 KB P06: sdi (00031400, 00000400) 512 KB P07: hyp (00031800, 00000400) 512 KB P08: rpm (00031C00, 00000400) 512 KB P09: aboot (00032000, 00001000) 2048 KB P10: sbl1bak (00033000, 00000800) 1024 KB P11: pmicbak (00033800, 00000400) 512 KB P12: hypbak (00033C00, 00000400) 512 KB P13: tzbak (00034000, 00000800) 1024 KB P14: rpmbak (00034800, 00000400) 512 KB P15: abootbak (00034C00, 00001000) 2048 KB P16: sdibak (00035C00, 00000400) 512 KB P17: limits (00036000, 00000400) 512 KB P18: apdp (00036400, 00000400) 512 KB P19: msadp (00036800, 00000400) 512 KB P20: dpo (00036C00, 00000400) 512 KB P21: spare2 (00037000, 00001000) 2048 KB P22: persistent (00038000, 00000400) 512 KB P23: devinfo (00038400, 00000800) 1024 KB P24: spare3 (00038C00, 00003400) 6.5 MB P25: misc (0003C000, 00008000) 16 MB P26: persist (00044000, 00010000) 32 MB P27: modemst1 (00054000, 00000C00) 1536 KB P28: modemst2 (00054C00, 00000C00) 1536 KB P29: fsg (00055800, 00000C00) 1536 KB P30: fsc (00056400, 00000400) 512 KB P31: ssd (00056800, 00000400) 512 KB P32: keystore (00056C00, 00000400) 512 KB P33: DDR (00057000, 00001000) 2048 KB P34: sec (00058000, 00000400) 512 KB P35: encrypt (00058400, 00000400) 512 KB P36: eksst (00058800, 00000400) 512 KB P37: rct (00058C00, 00000400) 512 KB P38: spare4 (00059000, 00003000) 6 MB P39: laf (0005C000, 00018000) 48 MB P40: boot (00074000, 00014000) 40 MB P41: recovery (00088000, 00014000) 40 MB P42: drm (0009C000, 00005000) 10 MB P43: sns (000A1000, 00003000) 6 MB P44: mpt (000A4000, 00010000) 32 MB P45: raw_resources (000B4000, 00002000) 4 MB P46: raw_resourcesbak (000B6000, 00002000) 4 MB P47: factory (000B8000, 00017000) 46 MB P48: spare5 (000CF000, 00001000) 2048 KB P49: fota (000D0000, 00005000) 10 MB P50: fau (000D5000, 00007000) 14 MB P51: system (000DC000, 0085E000) 4.184 GB P52: cache (0093A000, 00268000) 1232 MB P53: userdata (00BA2000, 068D9800) 52.42 GB P54: grow (0747B800, 000007DF) 1008 KB

01-28-2018, 08:53	#4 (permalink)
Medusa Box Product Supporter Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Octopus-team Posts: 9,360 Member: 1538383 Status: Offline Sonork: 100.1587278 Thanks Meter: 3,397	The problem can be with your device, it doesn't answer to Software commands by the first request. Try to connect a few times, using Software version 1.5.3 and post here the result. Don't forget to re-connect the device in "Qualcomm...9008" Mode after each trying of connecting. BTW, was the device repaired successfully? Post here full Software log with the repeit operation.