Jeremy
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Hey everyone,
I'm trying to make a custom Mini 0801 FW using the AFT tool from Tobias, but I keep bricking my Camera and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong... Hopefully someone has done this successfully and can help.
- I have the latest version of AFT, latest Java
- The FW I'm using is 20140906 (Eprance Branded, no GPS, single card)
Here's the steps I follow:
- Run AFT133.jar
- Open A2 Binary
- Select the 20140906 FW (filename is "firmware-NO1-SPIF-TB15.bin")
- in AFT, I click Partitions > Extract all
- then I click ROM/RFS > Extract ROM to disk
- then, in the "rtosfs" folder, I replace the logo.jpg with the my new logo
- back in AFT, I click ROM/RFS > Build ROM from disk
- then I click Build > Firmware Update
- A FW file appears and I attempt to update my camera per the normal process (put on SD card)
- update appears to be successful, cam shuts off
- cam is bricked
I did notice that the new logo file I used says it has 96 dpi whereas the original logo.jpg is 72 dpi... Relevant?
I'm trying to make a custom Mini 0801 FW using the AFT tool from Tobias, but I keep bricking my Camera and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong... Hopefully someone has done this successfully and can help.
- I have the latest version of AFT, latest Java
- The FW I'm using is 20140906 (Eprance Branded, no GPS, single card)
Here's the steps I follow:
- Run AFT133.jar
- Open A2 Binary
- Select the 20140906 FW (filename is "firmware-NO1-SPIF-TB15.bin")
- in AFT, I click Partitions > Extract all
- then I click ROM/RFS > Extract ROM to disk
- then, in the "rtosfs" folder, I replace the logo.jpg with the my new logo
- back in AFT, I click ROM/RFS > Build ROM from disk
- then I click Build > Firmware Update
- A FW file appears and I attempt to update my camera per the normal process (put on SD card)
- update appears to be successful, cam shuts off
- cam is bricked
I did notice that the new logo file I used says it has 96 dpi whereas the original logo.jpg is 72 dpi... Relevant?
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