I own a HaiPad M701-R since a week or so.
My favorite app (2player) did not run so i wanted to flash newer firmware.
I picked the unofficial 2.2 update from haipad.net from Dec 8, 2010.
i got my haipad device into update mode , followed instructions and got the screen green.
Happily i switched off the haipad, removed the usb cable, and booted again.
However, the device does not go beyond a new splash screen ('lovely butterfly').
Not happy of course, i wanted to reflash.
However, i dont get the device fully into update mode anymore.
it doesnt matter whether i use FWDN V2.10 or V2.13.
I come the farthest when i do this:
(unit connected with usb cable, switched off, using FWDN V2.13)
i hold the MENU (right) side of the rocker switch and switch the unit on.
The probing window appears with BOOT load complete.
what ever combination of rocker - frontbutton i try after that , the NAND window wont ungrey.
Does anybody have any ideas?
I see a youtube video in which a haipad is made updatable again by opening it and restting the NAND chip with a needle, but i'm not ready for that yet...
My favorite app (2player) did not run so i wanted to flash newer firmware.
I picked the unofficial 2.2 update from haipad.net from Dec 8, 2010.
i got my haipad device into update mode , followed instructions and got the screen green.
Happily i switched off the haipad, removed the usb cable, and booted again.
However, the device does not go beyond a new splash screen ('lovely butterfly').
Not happy of course, i wanted to reflash.
However, i dont get the device fully into update mode anymore.
it doesnt matter whether i use FWDN V2.10 or V2.13.
I come the farthest when i do this:
(unit connected with usb cable, switched off, using FWDN V2.13)
i hold the MENU (right) side of the rocker switch and switch the unit on.
The probing window appears with BOOT load complete.
what ever combination of rocker - frontbutton i try after that , the NAND window wont ungrey.
Does anybody have any ideas?
I see a youtube video in which a haipad is made updatable again by opening it and restting the NAND chip with a needle, but i'm not ready for that yet...