bricked my cosmo?

[Bstard]

Hi,
I flashed my cosmo with the cosmo custom os installer and all was well...
Today I noticed that only speaker phone was working or headset, not the build in speakers. so I did a hard reset, but no improvement.. after that I started fooling around with images.. yes very stupid!
now I can't boot into android. (image missing) can boot into recovery, twrp or fastboot. in recovery/twrp it says cant mount system and in fastboot the device won't unlock flashing..
please help this stupid.... I'm stuck

[Zarhan]

Hi,
I flashed my cosmo with the cosmo custom os installer and all was well...
Today I noticed that only speaker phone was working or headset, not the build in speakers. so I did a hard reset, but no improvement.. after that I started fooling around with images.. yes very stupid!
now I can't boot into android. (image missing) can boot into recovery, twrp or fastboot. in recovery/twrp it says cant mount system and in fastboot the device won't unlock flashing..
please help this stupid.... I'm stuck

I would recommend:

Grab scatterfile from here: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...st&p=292916
Grab full images from here: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...st&p=294205
Grab SP Flashtool from https://spflashtool.com/

And restore your device. If you are using Windows, you need to install Google's USB drivers first.

[Bstard]

TNX!
got me in the right direction! but another dumb question:
when I load the scatterfile not all the locations are filled.. do I fill them manually with the *.img files?

[Zarhan]

got me in the right direction! but another dumb question:
when I load the scatterfile not all the locations are filled.. do I fill them manually with the *.img files?

To be honest, I have no idea. I have never tried this myself

[Zarhan]

Oh, if nothing else: Make a full backup (using readback function) of the SPFlashtool before you start doing anything else. If you overwrite your NVRAM portion by accident you are really bricking your device since that contains your IMEI codes and other data that are needed for device to function.

You can find the readback instructions in the thread I already linked.

[Bstard]

Oh, if nothing else: Make a full backup (using readback function) of the SPFlashtool before you start doing anything else. If you overwrite your NVRAM portion by accident you are really bricking your device since that contains your IMEI codes and other data that are needed for device to function.

You can find the readback instructions in the thread I already linked.

tnx, did that, but that's the only thing I can do with spflash tool.. doesn't seem to write to device

[ltuzinsky]

I'm a beginner when it comes to cosmo communicator, I made a mistake, I wanted to have pure linux gemian on the device and I deleted the Android partition in the gparted program, now I have a non-functional expensive brick from the device.

[spa]

You may be able to recover in this way.

https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?topic=36448.0