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Old 12-21-2008, 17:10   #31 (permalink)
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The Firmware Extractor
Descriptions1fwx (s1 firmware extractor) is an opensource commandline tool which lets you extract the original firmware from your s1mp3 player device. additional features support operations on the firmware file, like decrypt, extract and archive. this way you could investigate all the files included in a firmware, change all the content and put it back together.
There are two known archive formats:AFI
this archives include files needed to flash the device, a minimal set may consist of an BRECFxxx.BIN (the bootloader) and a FWIMAGE.FW file (see below)
FW/FWI
firmware image files include all firmware files needed during runtime


Commandline Usagei fname.ext
display file infox fname.ext
extract firmware files fname.ext > new.script
generate script from filea new.fw:fw < def_fw.script
create firmware file by scripta new.bin:afi < def_afi.script
create afi file by scriptl *.bin
list entire content of any filef dump.bin
extract firmware from playeru dump.bin
upload firmware to playerr dump.bin
repair dumped firmware files
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to extract a firmware from the player...Extracting your players firmware is a very good idea just to create a backup of the original firmware files. It's no promise that you could always backup your player after some bad firmare update, but at least you have some more possibilities.

First download newest version of s1fwx from this page and extract the archive. Then connect your mp3 player device to your computers usb port and wait until it gets detected. Now doubleclick the extracted file "extract.bat" or run "s1fwx f dump.bin" from the windows commandline console. Skip the disclaimer by pressing space and select the drive your player gets mounted to. (eg. if detected drives displays "<x>" then choose drive "x:" by pressing x)

Now s1fwx should start extracting your firmware, this may take arround 10 seconds. If all went well and no error gets displayed it will display the content of the extracted firmware file as it was readden from your player.

Before you could update your player with this firmware file using the original "Mp3 Player Update Tool" you will first have to repair it. Start "repair.bat" or type "s1fwx r dump.bin". A backup will be saved at "dump.bi$" automatically and the repaired file is now available as "dump.bin".

Notice that its not possible to do a firmware recovery with this file (only regular firmware updates) since there are missing files needed by the "Mp3 Player Update Tool" recovery mode. Since this files couldnt be found on your player you will need to get them from some official firmware file which is known to work with your players hardware.

Either you first could recover to this firmware before updateing to "dump.bin", or you could insert the needed files from the original AFI file into "dump.bin" using s1fwx. The original firmware has to support your flash chip(s). It doesnt matters if its just using different backlight or key-mapping.

How to extract firmware files...Here some example how to extract the whole content of the AFI file "firmware.bin". Place firmware and s1fwx in one folder, open commandline console (run "cmd") and go to the folder containing the files. To extract the AFI type "s1fwx x firmware.bin". Then make a sub- folder "md fw", change "cd fw" and extract the firmware files using "../s1fwx x ../fwimage.fw".

Now you should have extracted all the files usually included in some general firmware file.

How to archive firmware files...To modify files in a firmware you will have to extract, modify and then archive the files back together to one AFI file. First generate the script from the firmware file "firmware.bin" using "s1fwx s firmware.bin >firmware.bin.script". Then extract the files and modify their content if you want. if you want to add or remove files or change file specific parameters edit the generated script using an usual text editor (i think the syntax is self explaining). To archive the files back together type "s1fwx a new_firmware.bin:afi <firmware.bin.script ".

This could also be used to archive firmware files like "fwimage.fw". In this case use "s1fwx a fwimage.fw:fw <fwimage.fw.script".

How to recover to an extract firmware...Flashing your player with an extracted firmware file is a very simple procedure, just take care you repaired the extracted file (see above) and use the latest "MP3 Update Tool" available at the download section. This works good until the day we flash our player with some partial corrupted firmware (a total corrupted firmware will damage the player permanently) and the update tool tells something about recovery mode and just opens an open-dialog. (maybe you will have to open your player and short some pins to get to this point, read the forum for further instructions)

If you select an extracted firmware file now, it just displays "Invalid upgrade firmware file". This isnt a bug of s1fwx! The problem is that recovering needs some extra files included inside our AFI-file that isnt needed for simple flashing. This files couldnt be found on the players flash, the only source is to look for them inside some original firmware files.

There are two methods to solve this problem and each of them expects you could find some original firmware file which is compatible to your players hardware and extracted firmware.

[Method A]
- recover using some official firmware
- format the player (with the "MP3 Player Disk Tool")
- finally update to the extracted firmware file
[Method B]
- extract the extracted and the official firmware file using s1fwx (only the AFI part)
- generate a script for both files ("s1fwx s dump.bin >dump.script")
- merge the scripts to some new script file using a text editor
- build a firmware using the new script ("s1fwx a new.bin:afi <new.script")
Both methods should have the same effect, give it a try!

s1fwx fails to dump the players firmware, why?it seems you have a player with firmware v9.0.5 or above (short: v9 player). those firmwares don't support the needed adfu command anymore and couldn't get read out by s1fwx. another tool which supports these devices is in development.

usually the error message should look like:

detect firmware size...
error: The system cannot read from the specified device.

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hi all...!

my mp4 player is not playing any type of videos. what is the problem..?
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what about mp3 restarting problem

what about mp3 restarting problem...
and mp4 hang on start up when i have change wall paper some mp4
reply me. or rapid share link cannot working on my pc
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sir g i want mp3 player firmwere fm 1gb normal

sir g i want mp3 player firmwere fm 1gb normal sir plz
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hi, i need backup reader and i also know how to flash mp3 or mp4 step by step
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Here is Step by Step Process for Updating Fw for ur mp3/mp4 players etc
Now days Alot of them Present in market..With Different Fw inside....This is the basic manual for upgrading FW...
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WARNING:
Always BACKUP the existing firmware of your player before attempting to update the firmware on your player.
Updating your player with the wrong or incorrect firmware will result in a DEAD PLAYER and it not booting up
at all! Always be sure that you use the correct firmware for your player only.Install first MP3_Player_Utilities_4.10
( kadalasan kasama sa Mp3/Mp4 pag binili )
or get it here: http://rapidshare.com/files/43393187..._4.10.rar.html
UseUSB Cable ( kasama din sa package )


1.Now click on [Start] --> [Programs] --> [MP3 Player Utilities 3.68]
(or whatever version you have installed) --> "MP3 Player Upgrade Tool".


2.Click on the "Select new firmware file" button.


3.Choose your new firmware file (.bin or .fw) and click on the [Open] button.


4.Now click on the "Begin upgrading" button.


5.You will now see a progress bar and a message saying "Writing the firmware data to the device".


6.During updating, your computer will look like it's 'hung' for a few seconds, don't worry,
just let it do it's thing and wait for the "Upgrade is success" message like the one below.



ps..This is not mine work....All credit to Orignal Poster (found by Google)
- haw can i bacup the existing firmware?

- can i read firmware from a working mp3/mp4?

- where can i find the correct firmware ? : for exemple what firmware i must write to this mp4 player with lcd and no FM

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same problem with me

many dead and hang on bottler mp3 and mp4 after write firmware no lcd

i have working same brand how to make backup to solve faulty phone problem
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