Flashing
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Flashing motorola P2K phones
I just want to share simple FLASH mode console app that can be used to flash motorola P2k phones. This is alpha version, so use it at your own risk. It's tested on C380/C650/V3 and works fine.
Here is download link: [1].
Require libusb 0.x to build. On Ubuntu this required the deb package libusb-dev (tested w/ver. 0.1.12-2).
How to use
At first, this is most important, program should be launched as root. It can flash any shx file.
USE: flasher [-d DEVICE] [-e ERASEARG] SHXFILE
DEVICE - ACM device, like /dev/ttyACM0
ERASEARG - ERASE argument. Originally 2 values were used for it:
1) 0x80 - for code reflashing. Just erases the ranges specified.
2) 0x2 - for DRM&Language package reflashing. Erases the ranges specified and also the 0xB1 magic in the MEM_MAP, which is restored with RBRK command. RBRK is normally sent after flashing is complete. This program doesn't send RBRK anyway, so only the default value should be used.
SHXFILE - SHX file to flash.
It's recommended to switch phone manually to FLASH mode by turning it off and then pressing the buttons "*", "#" and Power simultaneously on phone.
Program will create temporary files in current directory. So it's should be RW. Note it doesn't cleanup automatically.
I can answer any questions in mailing lists [2].
Later i will upload this to CVS.
Alternative
I just stumbled upon this: [3]. Maybe it will be useful, either as a standalone program, or to copy code. --SukkoPera 09:03, 20 August 2006 (PDT)
Alternative 2
This option is intended to use when your phone is not being recognized in flash mode. It is a modified version of Jeremy Laine's flash-tools. So far I have only tested it on a motorola V3, use it at your own risk. Follow the instructions in the FAQ and you will be set to flash your phone. Here is the link [4] --Xzased 10:28, 04 January 2008 (PDT)
