didnt everyone say to convert it to FAT32 because the payload cant read exFAT how the fuck am i meant to dump a 29gb file than lol
jakkal doesn't know that my fork splits the USER partition into 2GB chunks, its not failing because of output filesize limits at all...
also, the progress bar overflows and starts back at 0% after a while, just wait until it prints Done. before closing it and you should get all the parts.
also, the progress bar overflows and starts back at 0% after a while, just wait until it prints Done. before closing it and you should get all the parts.
Last edited by rajkosto,
am sorry but am not familiar with bash so can you explain to me what to do? i already have 15 raw nand file and want to merge them
I always love cryptic posts.
Are you saying you can patch the fuse set? Are you hinting you did this?
EDIT: Nevermind, didn't see you were responding to a quote. I assume you are referring to firmware 1.x and 2.x.
I thought you were claiming downgrade lol
Are you saying you can patch the fuse set? Are you hinting you did this?
EDIT: Nevermind, didn't see you were responding to a quote. I assume you are referring to firmware 1.x and 2.x.
I thought you were claiming downgrade lol
Last edited by Shadow LAG,
so you dumped from pegaswitch with DumpBIS.js script... why are you asking for help in a hekate thread ?!
for merging RawNand.bin.XX files DUMPED WITH PEGASWITCH just use the windows copy command like so
Last edited by rajkosto,
Did you make a logical partition or a primary partition when you formatted it?
I've deleted all partitions and created a single primary 119.2gb FAT32 partition (that's complete size?). Partition Wizard tells me that 59.7mb are used every time I create a new partition. Also does GPT/MBR make a difference? Thanks
Wait for it... just a sec... here it comes... ok ready... it launches the firmware.
youre not supposed to delete the existing partition, just right click on it and click format then choose FAT32 and 32K sector size or larger...
if you create a new partition it will likely lose the optimal alignment before it (which is either 8, 16, or 32MB of unallocated space before the partition starts)
if you create a new partition it will likely lose the optimal alignment before it (which is either 8, 16, or 32MB of unallocated space before the partition starts)
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