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Old 09-20-2014, 16:27   #1 (permalink)
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lumia 620 boot problem


lumia 620 boot problem

i want dead boot repair

1. DO NOT USE THE PHONE"S BATTERY
2. Connect the Soldered TP Connections to ATF Box
3. Disconnect the USB Cable and Wait until the
the ATF Software will tell you to Connect the USB.

ERROR: EMMC WAS NOT Detected! (CMD1)
Check your Test Point Soldering!
CMD1 Reply: 0x5E5E5E5E


i check all connection resold again and again but still this error please guide me
 
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now boot repair done

================================================== ====
eMMC Test Point Connection Module
================================================== ====
================================================== ====

1. DO NOT USE THE PHONE"S BATTERY
2. Connect the Soldered TP Connections to ATF Box
3. Disconnect the USB Cable and Wait until the
the ATF Software will tell you to Connect the USB.


Interface Reset OK!
eMMC Access Type: SECTOR MODE
eMMC Supported Voltage Range:
3.5-3.6V, 3.4-3.5V, 3.3-3.4V, 3.2-3.3V, 3.1-3.2V
3.0-3.1V, 2.9-3.0V, 2.8-2.9V, 2.7-2.8V, 1.9-2.0V

CID : 90014A4838473264040100813150
CSD : D02701320F5903FFFFFFFFEF8A4040D3

eMMC Boot Information
Revision 1.5 (for MMC v4.41)
BOOT PARTITION : USER AREA
PARTITION ACCESS : R/W USER PARTITION
PERM_BOOT_CFG_PROT : DISABLED
PWR_BOOT_CFG_PROT : DISABLED
BOOT MODE : x1 SINGLE DATA RATE + LOW SPEED
RESET BUS WIDTH : ENABLED
eMMC FirmW UPDATE : DISABLED
EMMC CACHE SIZE : 0 KB
SUPER PAGE SIZE : 3584 KB
HC ERASE GROUP SIZE: 512 KB
USER AREA SIZE : 7759462400 BYTES
BOOT PARTITION SIZE: 2048 KB
RPMB PARTITION SIZE: 2048 KB


eMMC Device Information
Manufacturer ID: HYNIX
Device Type : Embedded BGA
Application ID : 4A
Product Name : H8G2d
Product Rev : 0.1
Product SN : 00813150
Manufactured : January 2012

Card Specific Data
CSD_STRUCTURE : Extended
SPEC_VERS : Version 4.1/4.2/4.3
TAAC : 13 ns
TRANS_SPEED : 4000000 KHz
READ_BL_LEN : 512 Bytes
C_SIZE : HIGH CAPACITY
WP_GRP_ENABLE : YES
WRITE_BL_LEN : 512 Bytes
CONTENT_PROT_APP : NO
PERM_WRITE_PROTECT: NO
TMP_WRITE_PROTECT : NO

Extended CSD Saved:
90014A4838473264040100813150_32279635.ext_csd
Backup Directory:
C:\AdvanceBox Turbo Flasher\eMMC\EXT_CSD\

Writing MBR + GPT...
Write Success!
Writing SBL1...
Write Success!
Writing SBL2...
Write Success!
Writing SBL3...
Write Success!
Writing UEFI...
Write Success!
Writing RPM...
Write Success!
Writing TZ...
Write Success!
Writing WINSECAPP...
Write Success!

BOOT Images Written Successfully!

Be sure to desolder all the wires properly
before you try to flash the phone (if needed).

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i flash lumia 620 with same product code

but after flash check pic

 
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Hi.

Did you remove eMMC connection before flashing?

Also, if flashing was a success, then something else other than boot is the problem. Probably try a hardware reset via button combination?
 
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after boot repair i remove all wires then i try flash after flash i do hard reset but same condition
 
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Probably your phone has erased DPP partition or EFS damaged...

Somebody probably played with that phone before, because there is no option in ATF to delete such partitions from your phone...

You maybe can try to repair it via ATF JTAG FFU Flasher, but I think the problem will be the same.
 
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