I am trying to get access to the NAND of an unknown Android A33 tablet
device from booting via sdcard. Probably it is an Inet M100_MB v1.1 with
NAND SK Hynix h27ucg8t2bda.
I managed to boot various Android .imgs that are available on the
Internet. When I adb shell to them there is no nand device created in
/dev/ (or /dev/block/, which seems to be the place for the original
nandX of the device).
The driver nand.ko gets loaded in all images.
I do not have adb access to the original ROM of the device in question.
I cannot get the stock ROM for the device, neither the code.
My questions are:
1) Which bootloaders can access the NAND of the device? Maybe I should
not boot a complete image but rather only the bootloader to access the NAND?
2) Must I touch nand.ko source to add the IDs of this specific NAND to
make it work?
3) Is /dev/nandX normally created if you boot from sdcard? Maybe I am
missing some boot/config flags?
Cheers!
device from booting via sdcard. Probably it is an Inet M100_MB v1.1 with
NAND SK Hynix h27ucg8t2bda.
I managed to boot various Android .imgs that are available on the
Internet. When I adb shell to them there is no nand device created in
/dev/ (or /dev/block/, which seems to be the place for the original
nandX of the device).
The driver nand.ko gets loaded in all images.
I do not have adb access to the original ROM of the device in question.
I cannot get the stock ROM for the device, neither the code.
My questions are:
1) Which bootloaders can access the NAND of the device? Maybe I should
not boot a complete image but rather only the bootloader to access the NAND?
2) Must I touch nand.ko source to add the IDs of this specific NAND to
make it work?
3) Is /dev/nandX normally created if you boot from sdcard? Maybe I am
missing some boot/config flags?
Cheers!