I don't think so. It seems that the unit does not support OPAL self-encryption.
I don't have any Windows machine and actually I don't think the result will be any different.
`dmesg` does not show nvme devices. However you can see here the output of `lshw` and `lspci`:
I already updated the Toshiba's firmware to its latest version and I tried your configuration settings without success.
The `dmesg` messages show me that the adapter is detected but not the NVMe and thus the drive cannot be accessed:
Yes, I restored my enclosure and it works as before bricking. I briefly described the steps some post ago.
In summary:
I used a Bus Pirate as SPI programmer (any other SPI programmer is valid)
I skinned the flash chip to connect each cable according to datasheet (this is not necessary if you...
Could it be related to the "PCIexpress reference clock" in Megahertz? I would compare the transfer performance using different values. First measuring with N/A, then with 0x3e and then with a value less than 62 in hexadecimal to "underclock".
@Andalu Can you describe, as much as possible, the available options from the .cfg files? I don't know if I'm using the correct options for my adapter.
I was wrong. The provided binary is useful to flash the memory, but my software (flashrom) needs the size of the binaries to match the size of the flash memory.
For Linux users who might need to fix this problem in the future, they can accomplish this with these two commands:
dd if=/dev/zero...
Hi Andalu,
Thanks for your reply.
- I did the update using a Windows virtual machine as a guest of a Linux operating system.
- The first time, the update to the latest v1.20.12 was successful, but I wanted to play with other options (Update Mode and Update Binary Mode) of MPTool and the second...
Hi everyone,
I recently bricked my ORICO PFM2-C3 with the RTL9210 chip while trying to update the firmware to the latest version. Now the LED does not light up.
I don't know if there is any way to flash the firmware again using JTAG or similar. The board has a flash chip model FM25Q04. Maybe...
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