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Flash Finless 2.1 to MK808 (non-b) with LINUX

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    Flash Finless 2.1 to MK808 (non-b) with LINUX

    This is gonna be a quick run through on flashing a non-b MK808 with Finless 2.1 under Linux, no Windows machine required.
    I know this is an old topic but it still seems that people are still having trouble with it. So, I'll just drop this here and walk away.
    Hope it helps someone!

    I used the following:



    Unpack Linux Upgrade Tool
    Unpack Finless 2.1 ROM
    Connect MK808 to USB in Recovery/Flash mode

    Make a decision. 720 or 1080. I chose 720.
    The next step is not required, but will make it easier.
    Grab the following files from the Finless 2.1 FinlessROM directory and drop them into the Linux_Upgrade_Tool_v1.21 directory.
    RK30xxLoader(L)_V1.22.bin
    parameter_original
    boot720.img
    kernel720.img
    system.img
    recovery.img
    misc.img


    Navigate to Linux_Upgrade_Tool_v1.21 directory
    Run Upgrade_Tool, as root, if required by your system
    Code:
    sudo ./Upgrade_Tool
    It should come up with your device listed, in my case it was dev 1.
    Choose the device you want to flash.

    Feed this to it line by line using the files that come with the Finless 2.1 ROM.
    Code:
    [FONT=courier new]lf                                                # Low level format
    ul    RK30xxLoader(L)_V1.22.bin          # Load Loader
    di -p parameter_original                 # Load parameter file
    di -b boot720.img parameter_original     # Load boot image
    di -k kernel720.img parameter_original   # Load kernel image
    di -s system.img parameter_original      # Load system image
    di -r recovery.img parameter_original    # Load revocery image
    di -m misc.img parameter_original        # Load misc image
    rd                                                # Reboot device[/FONT]
    Once the device has restarted, it was recommended somewhere else to let it just sit for a few minutes, like 5. After that, all should be well, plug it in and watch it boot
    This should work just fine for almost anything else too, no promises though.
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