Editing Software Dumping
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# Open previously saved "bootldr", select all (CTRL-A), Copy (CTRL-C) | # Open previously saved "bootldr", select all (CTRL-A), Copy (CTRL-C) | ||
# Back to the incomplete dump on offset 0xF000000 paste write (CTRL-B) the bootldr in it | # Back to the incomplete dump on offset 0xF000000 paste write (CTRL-B) the bootldr in it | ||
# Check filesize is still ending at 0xFFFFFFF (use scrollbar all the way down - on the left it will note 0FFFFFF0 below "Offset (h).)" | # Check filesize is still ending at 0xFFFFFFF (use scrollbar all the way down - on the left it will note 0FFFFFF0 just below "Offset (h).)" | ||
# Save file (CTRL-S) as "fixed.bin" (or whatever you find easy to notice as a fixed/cleaned-up dump) | # Save file (CTRL-S) as "fixed.bin" (or whatever you find easy to notice as a fixed/cleaned-up dump) | ||
# That file "fixed.bin" will be 262144 KBytes (256 MBytes or 268.435.456 bytes) large (0FFFFFFF in hex). It will not give warnings with FlowRebuilder v.4.2.3.0 or higher like nonfixed one you started out with at step 1. | # That file "fixed.bin" will be 262144 KBytes (256 MBytes or 268.435.456 bytes) large (0FFFFFFF in hex). It will not give warnings with FlowRebuilder v.4.2.3.0 or higher like nonfixed one you started out with at step 1. |