Try to shorten the wires between SOIC8 and CH341A and/or replace them
with the copper ones, maybe that would help.
On Sun, Dec 29, 2019 at 9:00 PM AL VAN DER LAAN wrote:
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> I am trying to flash the HP Elitebook 850 G2 - as mentioned three went
> succesful but the one I forgot to erase first did
Hi,
I would like to thank you for development of the flashrom tool, as I was
able to fix my bios via the tool.
The chip I have is gigadevice GD25B128C and I was able to use the settings
for GD25Q128C.
The software informed me that reading or writing to this chip wasn't tested
so I thought it would
You haven't described what device you are trying to flash. Usually
there's nothing wrong with using SOIC8 test clip, for the laptops.
However, some routers/hdmi recorders/other devices of this type, may
try powering its' main CPU from a test clip and interfere with your
programming through a test c
Are you trying in-system-programming (i.e. with a test clip like SOIC8
or SOIC16) ? If yes, try to shorten the wires between a programmer and
a test clip, and/or replace them by the good copper ones.
On Sat, Dec 28, 2019 at 4:14 AM Eds Orioque wrote:
>
> try to flash this bios chip and this is th
> MX25L12835F/MX25L12845E/MX25L12865E
This doesn't seem to be one-time-programmable. Have you tried flashing
it on Linux instead of OS X ? Are you doing ISP (In system
programming, i.e. with a test clip like SOIC8 or SOIC16) ? At the
moment it's unclear to me why your erase operation is failing...
