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--- projects:kindlepw5 [2022/10/12 10:34] – trimen
+++ projects:kindlepw5 [2022/10/31 12:49] – [eMMC interposer:] trimen
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 -<del>HW UART</del>\\
 -U-Boot CLI\\
--<del>UART Linux shell</del>\\
+-<del>UART Linux shell</del>  (require jailbreak)\\
 -Reverse engineering of unlocking mechanism\\
 -<del>eMMC interposer</del>\\
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 Amazon also removed debug UART connector from the PCB.\\
 On the production devices, the UART Linux shell is disabled.\\
+-10-2022:\\
+If u-boot fails to load the kernel from eMMC, it enters fastboot.\\
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 ====eMMC interposer:====
-In order to be able simply to modify, read out and backup content of the eMMC chip, I created an interposer with the connector on which the board with the eMMC chip is placed.\\
+In order to be able to easily modify, read out, and backup content of the eMMC chip, I created an interposer with the connector on which the board with the eMMC chip is placed.\\
-Pinout was chosen to match PINE64 eMMC module and [[https://pine64.com/product/usb-adapter-for-emmc-module |reader]]. The connector used on the PINE64 eMMC module and reader is unfortunately hard to get, so I used the same pitch, but different dimensions connector. As I check it, it should be possible to place chosen connector to the reader PCB.
+Pinout was chosen to match the PINE64 eMMC module and [[https://pine64.com/product/usb-adapter-for-emmc-module |reader]]. Unfortunately, the connector used on the PINE64 eMMC module and reader is hard to get, so I used the same pitch, but different dimensions connector. As I check it, it should be possible to place chosen connector to the reader PCB.
 Files are available at GitLab [[https://git.taktpraha.cz/trimen/keib|KEIB]]
+-10-2022\\
+PCBs arrived along with the reballing stencils and balls.
 ====Boot log:====
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