Netgear R6350

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phantomstranger
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Netgear R6350

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I have a Netgear R6350 with a MX30LF1G18AC-TI NAND TSOP-48. How Can I use the u-Link NAND to flash it since it won't boot from a upgrade i did? I'm not sure on what to change in what files to get it to recognize the chip and be able to flash either the stock or OPENWRT bin files.
phantomstranger
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Re: Netgear R6350

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Currently I get this ......

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-flshdct 0
Unknown flash type!
Report these values http://www.usbjtag.com/phpbb3 c2h,f1h,80h,95h
Those are the values I get consistently and I'm not sure also if I can flash the whole file or if I need a different one to flash.
usbbdm
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Re: Netgear R6350

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Looks like you just need to get the flash defined in nandflash.xml
phantomstranger
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Re: Netgear R6350

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I did and it doesn't complete the flash properly for some reason.
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Re: Netgear R6350

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All I have to do is select all flash and put the image there?
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Re: Netgear R6350

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https://www.macronix.com/Lists/Datashee ... 20v1.2.pdf
Page 32. The ID match the description.
Add these lines at the end of nandflash.xml
<flash>
<id1>0xc2</id1>
<id2>0xF1</id2>
<id3>0x80</id3>
<id4>0x95</id4>
<name>MX30LF1G18AC</name>
<size>0x8400000</size>
<pagesize>0x840</pagesize>
<protocol>11</protocol>
<block>
<secnum>1024</secnum>
<secsize>0x21000</secsize>
</block>
</flash>
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Re: Netgear R6350

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Thanks I will try that out and see if it works.
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