I have this MP5 with 2gb, using a USB cable i can access just 199mb, but my doubt is about this picture:
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Why PIN 6 and 7 are shorted?
Just it, thanks.
Aldighieri said:
Why PIN 6 and 7 are shorted?
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Why? Because there is a big solder blog on them! :cyclops:
NAND flash doesn't use a lot of pins, maybe about 20 out of 48.
Pin 6 is no connection, pin 7 is Ready/!Busy.
The short is not pretty but it's not a cause of your problem either.
Your NAND flash is partitioned and you are probably only looking at one partition.
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Tried to upgrade memory but it did not work, since I cannot charge or sync my phone through the usb mini.
Can anyone help please?
ThomasRK said:
Tried to upgrade memory but it did not work, since I cannot charge or sync my phone through the usb mini.
Can anyone help please?
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look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=831579
I have same problem after try to put an 32 go sd card, because the little yellow connector for the usb behind battery was not correctly connect, verify this connector.
It's difficult to put it, me I push it with my finger and after some try it's ok
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Thank you guys for the infomation, all now working
Hello community.
Anyone working on the unbrick this device?
The other day I went up a picture where you can see a semiconductor, which would block the entry into the bootloader with Fast-Boot Cable
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Just the Standard USB Circuitry...
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The other day I went up a picture where you can see a semiconductor, which would block the entry into the bootloader with Fast-Boot Cable
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That chip is probably not anything as nefarious as you're speculating... I believe it's just the standard USB EMI filter and line termination circuitry, similar to the STF202 device. Here's its spec sheet:
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/STF202-22T1-D.PDF
FYI...
Its just for Info.
But does anyone tested USB-OTG support on A5FU?
No? Than its time to use CM13 or AICP11, because it works perfect, even in recovery to use it for backups etc, tested by me some minutes ago.
Just plug the usb stick,card reader,external drive and format like what u see in popup,done.
PICS FROM MY A5FU.
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--SIGNATURE--
Great
So Samsung disabled it on purpose in the stock rom?
Cool
Cool. Why samsung do that. Final we can get that. Thanks:good:
I have samsnung galaxy a300F and i have just bought a usb for my device.Unfortunately my device doesnt recognise the usb.What ca i do? Please help me
Hi,
recently my S5 started to act strange: everytime I try to copy files from or to the phone it's doing it ridicules slow. Right now I'm at about 0,3MB/sec.
Another thing that happens is that while a file is copied, it shows >2GB big until it's completely saved on the harddisk:
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Is there a known bug in the S5 that would explain those utterly slow transfer-speeds? Perhaps because the phonememory is almost completely used? I'm pondering to wipe it
and install Cyanogenmod, though for that I would first need to copy everything, which actually would take days....
Btw.: USB3.0 doesn't makes a difference, I would say it's even slower than 0,3MB/sec with a USB3.0 cable and MTP set to USB3.
Any help?
Hello.
I have problem in my Xioami Redmi 3 , i have unlocked bootlader.
It is started when my phone fell down on the ground.
Before it I have there Miui 9 global 7.12.8 and everything works perfectliy.
I think something in motherboard has been broken.
I tried change settings,wipe,reboot etc. and nothing.
Any ideas how to solved this?
I add motherboard photos , someone can show me where is chip responsible for the operation of these devices?
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That's awesome, man! You took it apart and took out the motherboard, and you want to fix it.
Hope it works