Beelink i68 reboots after Power-off

[imperatores]

ok. now i try

[Shomari]

Is the ROM you linked for me the one you already have installed?

[imperatores]

Nothing, always the same thing. But Have i to turn my beelink in loader mode before i flash,right? Not ADB?

[imperatores]

Is the ROM you linked for me the one you already have installed?

Yes.

[Shomari]

Nothing, always the same thing. But Have i to turn my beelink in loader mode before i flash,right? Not ADB?

Yes,  you always have to enter bootloader when flashing partitions.

[imperatores]

Yes,  you always have to enter bootloader when flashing partitions.

So i did everything right.... bah.. i don't understand

[Shomari]

So after flashing it's booting into recovery? Verify that it was extracted from the archive correctly, that's all I can think of right now. Very strange...

[Shomari]

At this point, based off what you're seeing (which is very strange), I'd say go back to stock after doing the following procedure:

1. Use Android Tool 2.3> and select Erase Flash
2. Flash stock firmware

 Once you get your power functions working again, make a note of the stock firmware that sets everything right and if you'd like we can begin testing to port those functions to a custom firmware. The reason I believe you should erase flash is because it seems there are remnants of previous flashes on your system and it's causing bugs to appear. That happens when multiple flashes occur, especially when partitions are flexed in size.

[imperatores]

At this point, based off what you're seeing (which is very strange), I'd say go back to stock after doing the following procedure:

1. Use Android Tool 2.3> and select Erase Flash
2. Flash stock firmware

 Once you get your power functions working again, make a note of the stock firmware that sets everything right and if you'd like we can begin testing to port those functions to a custom firmware. The reason I believe you should erase flash is because it seems there are remnants of previous flashes on your system and it's causing bugs to appear. That happens when multiple flashes occur, especially when partitions are flexed in size.

I can't flash stock firmware with androidtool. When i click on EraseFlash, It tells me:
Test Device Start
Test Device Success
Get Flashinfo start
Get Flashinfo success
Prepare IDB start
Prepare IDB success
Erase IDB start
Erase IDB success
Reset Device start
Reset Device success
Wait for Maskrom Start
Wait for Maskrom Fail

With FactoryTool i can flash stock firmware without any problems.

[imperatores]

If i click Upgrade, it works

[Shomari]

Once you get your power working correctly, let me know and link the firmware that fixed it.

[imperatores]

Now my beelink works correctly with this firmware: https://mega.nz/#!udZ0SJAJ!KxXsW5zC4...qL0FvzTjzURW5E

[Shomari]

Alright, I'll give it the final try with a mod on that firmware. It'll be a full update. img, not just a system file..

[Shomari]

...oh, then you don't need a mod, do you? That's the firmware you wanted, isn't it?

[Shomari]

The erase flash worked as expected; the message it returned was normal