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Old 11-30-2020, 13:40   #1 (permalink)
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Samsung j400f dead boot repair help


I have Samsung J400f dead boot, I want to ask what is the procedure to repair dead boot, do I need to write dump provided in shell support or directly I can write latest firmware? Because I don't know the history of the phone, was it MDM lock or not, suggest?
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All procedure with eMMC or UFS is same - read-write-erase data

if you think what boot-loaders partititon is corrupted - you need simple write it from dump of by vendor

I sincerely do not understand why people who successfully write partitions to one emmc cannot write them to another ...

all actions for all devices are almost the same
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Samsung phones are a little tough to repair dead boot, for other brands not that much of a problem
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Samsung phones are a little tough to repair dead boot, for other brands not that much of a problem
if difficulties arise, then first you need to write what you have already done and did not work

if you haven't tried anything, what's the point of discussing anything?
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