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That's really interesting. So, the first step would then be to flash a new bootloader, I guess. Iis the programming port easily accessible on the pcb?
As he mentioned the ST-Link, he probably flashed a new bootloader via programming pins on the pcb. Afterwards the Anytone probably accepts the 878 firmware via the normal update process.
Hi Yeah, that was about was I thought you did :) Good work! Probably the best approach is, indeed, downloading the complete flash from a 878. Then a bundle could...
Wow, that was faster than I hoped for. Thanks, Mike. (Did you switch from MD380 to Anytone? Thanks for your great work there. I had a MD380 before I got...
@bizart : What did you need to flash? Was the bootloader section plus the icon section sufficient? Or did you need to flash the entire flash area? Will you be...
@bizart Do you have any infos for us? We are excited that a conversion is possible.
@cveith : While I hope that @bizart will come up with a small package including a simple tutorial, I can guess currently, how the process will work (as I have...
@bizart : As you can imagine, we are all waiting in full anticipation. :) Could you tell us, if you will release anything? Thanks! Michael
> Firmware cannot be updated with “regular” flash utility after upgrade, although you can still revert back to 868 firmware with it. Please help me understand why this is the...
So, it seems there is another more or less successful conversion. Mine is now reporting as a UV878. The installation process was somehow strange. I could connect to the STM,...