Scroll 7" Post firmware update brick [Now Working]
Evening all.
Here's my story.
I was having problems with wifi dropping out on my Scroll 51624, so downloaded a firmware update from Storage Options.
This effectively killed the tablet. Booooooo!
I discovered from this forum how to boot into recovery, which I did.
I downloaded the stock images detailed in this thread.
Downloaded the tools from there, and followed the instructions.
Plugged tablet into laptop and installed drivers. Now have Android Composite ADB Device in device manager.
Strike 1 - adb shell returns error: device not found
Strike 2 - unable to download the Bobmcdermott images to try those. (404 errors)
Strike 3 - yes it gets worse.....
Using fastboot.exe I used the following lines:
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot flash recovery mtd6_recovery.img
so far so good.
fastboot flash boot mtd0_boot.img
cool.
fastboot flash system mtd2_system.img
FAILED (remote: data too large)
Now..... Can't get into recovery......
All I get is white screen with Storage Options logo on it.
I would be grateful for any suggestions, other than horse it out the nearest window.
I didn't note any of the details from the working OS, so have no idea which firmware revision it had originally.
Here's my story.
I was having problems with wifi dropping out on my Scroll 51624, so downloaded a firmware update from Storage Options.
This effectively killed the tablet. Booooooo!
I discovered from this forum how to boot into recovery, which I did.
I downloaded the stock images detailed in this thread.
Downloaded the tools from there, and followed the instructions.
Plugged tablet into laptop and installed drivers. Now have Android Composite ADB Device in device manager.
Strike 1 - adb shell returns error: device not found
Strike 2 - unable to download the Bobmcdermott images to try those. (404 errors)
Strike 3 - yes it gets worse.....
Using fastboot.exe I used the following lines:
fastboot erase boot
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot erase system
fastboot flash recovery mtd6_recovery.img
so far so good.
fastboot flash boot mtd0_boot.img
cool.
fastboot flash system mtd2_system.img
FAILED (remote: data too large)
Now..... Can't get into recovery......
I would be grateful for any suggestions, other than horse it out the nearest window.
I didn't note any of the details from the working OS, so have no idea which firmware revision it had originally.