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[Cristian Arezzini]

(08-02-2015 08:47 PM)Tim Wessman Wrote:  

(08-02-2015 08:43 PM)Cristian Arezzini Wrote:  Is it possible that a failed firmware transfer damages the calculator to the point that even the SYMB procedure doesn't work?

Nope. I've never once seen a unit that did not have mechanical problems of some kind not respond and be flashable.

So, does this mean that the calculator is actually faulty and I should stop trying?
Should I open it and try shorting the reset pads, in case the reset button is faulty?
This calculator has not been abused at all - always kept on the desk or in a drawer, and not used that much, and it never had problems with keys or anything... it was actually perfect until I tried to flash it.

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I once had problems with on of my virtual machines not working properly for updates too. Turns out the usb was set to usb 1.1 in the config or something funny like that.

It was actually set to 1.1, and that prevented even the driver installation. Once I set it up to 2.0, I became able to start the transfer, with these grime results...