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    MK802IV ap6210 bricked?

    Hi everyone. I recently tried to install new rom on my MK802IV, it did not complete and now it says mask rom mode, but i can't flash anything to it. I tried the switch button without luck, i tried reinstalling drivers, other usb port, other computer etc.

    I can't flash anything to it, also tried clear idb. it says download IDB failed. Tried both Androidflashtool and RKbatchtool. What can i do? Is there a way to short circuit nand like other devices?

    Thanks in advance

    #2
    Originally posted by morfarj View Post
    Hi everyone. I recently tried to install new rom on my MK802IV, it did not complete and now it says mask rom mode, but i can't flash anything to it. I tried the switch button without luck, i tried reinstalling drivers, other usb port, other computer etc.

    I can't flash anything to it, also tried clear idb. it says download IDB failed. Tried both Androidflashtool and RKbatchtool. What can i do? Is there a way to short circuit nand like other devices?

    Thanks in advance
    Try to flash mk802iv stock rom with rkbactch tool,link here. http://www.rikomagic.com/en/download/download_22_1.html

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      #3
      Pins to shorten for unbricking

      Originally posted by morfarj View Post
      Is there a way to short circuit nand like other devices?
      Thanks in advance
      Just some minutes ago i unbricked my 802IV (16GB, AP6210) by shortening PIN 7 and 8 on the NAND flash.
      I worked, so i can now flash more custom roms until...

      Greetings
      Pierre

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        #4
        Originally posted by Jo2010 View Post
        Try to flash mk802iv stock rom with rkbactch tool,link here. http://www.rikomagic.com/en/download/download_22_1.html
        I already tried this but it did'nt work.

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          #5
          Originally posted by perun View Post
          Just some minutes ago i unbricked my 802IV (16GB, AP6210) by shortening PIN 7 and 8 on the NAND flash.
          I worked, so i can now flash more custom roms until...

          Greetings
          Pierre
          Thanks i'm gonna try this out Will report afterwords..

          So you shortened the two pins, while holding the reset button and then put the device in the usb port in the pc?
          Last edited by morfarj; 02 April 2014, 21:10. Reason: spelling

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            #6
            Originally posted by morfarj View Post
            So you shortened the two pins, while holding the reset button and then put the device in the usb port in the pc?
            Only shorten the pins (without holding the reset button)

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              #7
              Just some minutes ago i unbricked my 802IV (16GB, AP6210) by shortening PIN 7 and 8 on the NAND flash.
              I worked, so i can now flash more custom roms until...

              Greetings
              Pierre
              please add a screenshot of nand,i dont know which of them is nand,thanks

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                #8
                Picture of MK802IV 16GB

                Originally posted by alkalinia View Post
                please add a screenshot of nand,i dont know which of them is nand,thanks
                Here my MK802IV with a 16GB flash chip from SanDisk.
                Click image for larger version

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                Please start counting pins from the round mark/dot of the flash chip. In the picture at the top left of the flash chip.

                Greetings Pierre
                Last edited by perun; 08 April 2014, 22:22.

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                  #9
                  Here my MK802IV with a 16GB flash chip from SanDisk.
                  Click image for larger version

Name:	MK802IV_16GB.jpg
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ID:	433443
                  Please start counting pins from the round mark/dot of the flash chip. In the picture at the top left of the flash chip.

                  Greetings Pierre


                  thanks a lot for this screenshot.a have the same mk.you realy help me

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