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  • How to change RST_n_Function 0x01 to 0x00

    Samsung J100H Boot repair ok but no download
    I think problem with RST_n_function
    Ok working emmc RST_n_ 0x00 but this emmc show 0x01
    How to change this

  • #2
    Edit it to 0000 0000
    ICQ: 299-912-089
    QQ: 1634811353

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    • #3
      0 - RSTn Disabled

      1 - RSTn Enabled

      how to change the value ?

      1 - select register [162]



      2 - change 0 on 1



      3 - press the button "Write Selected EXTCSD Field"



      result:



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      • #4
        Yes Change done but when check again show old value

        Open serial port...OK
        Connecting to the RIFF Box...OK
        Firmware Version: 1.49 (RIFFBOX1), JTAG Manager Version: 1.77

        Connecting to the SD/eMMC Card...OK
        Set I/O Voltage reads as 1.80V, SD_CLK Frequency is 4 MHz

        Memory Type .......................... eMMC
        Manufacturer ID ...................... 0x90
        OEM/Application ID ................... 0x4A
        Product Name ......................... "H4G2b "
        Package .............................. BGA
        User Area Partition Size ............. 0x0000E9000000 Bytes (3.64 GB)
        Boot Partition Size .................. 0x000000400000 Bytes (4.00 MB)
        RPMB Partition Size .................. 0x000000400000 Bytes (4.00 MB)
        OCR Register ......................... 0xC0FF8080 (Dual Voltage, High Capacity)
        Write Protection Bits ................ NONE
        ExtCSD Register Fields ............... [177] = 0x00, [179] = 0x08, [162] = 0x01
        Boot Configuration ................... Boot from Boot Partition 1 (Bus Width = 1Bit)
        Chip Revision ........................ 0.1
        Multimedia Card Revision ............. 1.6 (eMMC v4.5, v4.51)
        Serial Number ........................ 0x38DAC107
        Memory Manufacturing Date ............ 2014
        Write value
        Open serial port...OK
        Connecting to the RIFF Box...OK
        Firmware Version: 1.49 (RIFFBOX1), JTAG Manager Version: 1.77

        Connecting to the SD/eMMC Card...OK
        Set I/O Voltage reads as 1.80V, SD_CLK Frequency is 4 MHz

        Detected eMMC Chip, ID: 0x90/0x4A (H4G2b ), User Area Partition = 0x0000E9000000 Bytes (3.64 GB)

        Writting EXTCSD Field: [162] RST_n_FUNCTION, Size: 1 byte...OK
        Check again
        Open serial port...OK
        Connecting to the RIFF Box...OK
        Firmware Version: 1.49 (RIFFBOX1), JTAG Manager Version: 1.77

        Connecting to the SD/eMMC Card...OK
        Set I/O Voltage reads as 1.80V, SD_CLK Frequency is 4 MHz

        Memory Type .......................... eMMC
        Manufacturer ID ...................... 0x90
        OEM/Application ID ................... 0x4A
        Product Name ......................... "H4G2b "
        Package .............................. BGA
        User Area Partition Size ............. 0x0000E9000000 Bytes (3.64 GB)
        Boot Partition Size .................. 0x000000400000 Bytes (4.00 MB)
        RPMB Partition Size .................. 0x000000400000 Bytes (4.00 MB)
        OCR Register ......................... 0xC0FF8080 (Dual Voltage, High Capacity)
        Write Protection Bits ................ NONE
        ExtCSD Register Fields ............... [177] = 0x00, [179] = 0x08, [162] = 0x01
        Boot Configuration ................... Boot from Boot Partition 1 (Bus Width = 1Bit)
        Chip Revision ........................ 0.1
        Multimedia Card Revision ............. 1.6 (eMMC v4.5, v4.51)
        Serial Number ........................ 0x38DAC107
        Memory Manufacturing Date ............ 2014

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        • #5
          Originally posted by 4G-TELECOM View Post
          Yes Change done but when check again show old value



          Write value

          Check again

          Sorry i am not see problem?

          RSTn - Enabled.

          Maybe you want change Boot Config [177] [179] ???

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Black-micron View Post
            Sorry i am not see problem?

            RSTn - Enabled.

            Maybe you want change Boot Config [177] [179] ???
            Yes
            i thank this config work one time change

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            • #7
              press the button "Set Boot Operation Mode"



              And manual edit Boot Config



              Or from auto depending the CPU

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              • #8
                Thanks
                Help me
                Mr. Legija @ Black-Micron
                But No Luck
                Last edited by Black-micron; 03-20-2018, 11:54 AM.

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                • #9
                  I don't understand what you want to change?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Black-micron View Post
                    I don't understand what you want to change?
                    Dear
                    Sir
                    Im not know coding but i know if change this value handset Alive again
                    i check many handset RST_n value 0x00 boot config enable ,0x01 value boot disable
                    All two value handset boot repair ok but,set power on value 0x00 i check it many handsets
                    If config disable (0x01) then not possible to enable
                    So without knowledge don`t touch RST_n Function

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                    • #11
                      it seems 4G-Telecom say : even if we will do samsung factory format, even if we will do update firmware of emmc - state of [162] will still as before - bcs One Time Programming, and can be changed only in new factory emmc

                      Resume, set [162] from 0x00 to 0x01 is easy, and set from 0x01 to 0x00 is never.

                      BR
                      Last edited by nicolayer; 03-21-2018, 05:50 AM.

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