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Old 07-08-2005, 00:26   #1 (permalink)
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Flash error after a while flashing K750i


I have a problem phone here... After 20-50% flashing i get the following message:

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Error flashing block at address: 0x44460000
Script error: Flash error [4.20.68]
Does anyone know whats wrong? Can't be the power source to the cable, as it's working on other phones...

I also have some trouble attaching the phone. Have to try reconnecting cable/battery many times before Cruiser gets connected. Sometimes i get "Bootstrap error: EAccessViolation" when clicking detach.

Btw, this is one of the "slow k750i's", so it's a pain in the *** to retry many times...
 
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What is the phone battery voltage?
 
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Battery voltage is 2.88. I assume thats the problem?

Do you have any idea how i can get that battery charged when i don't have a working phone OR a charger?

Should i try increasing cable voltage? Would that make any difference?

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Yes, that's the problem.
Try charging the battery from USB via a 10 Ohm resistor, but do not let the battery voltage exceed 4.15V limit.
When the battery voltage reaches ~3.9V, you may flash the phone.
 
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USB:
red cable = 5V
black cable = GND
 
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Btw, you may use also a resistor of a larger value, but the battery will be charged at somewhat slower rate then.
 
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