07-26-2020, 04:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-26-2020, 04:42 PM by TinkManDummy.)
Hello all, I hope this question hasn't been thoroughly answered before, but if it has please direct me to the resource!
While installing TinkerOS (debian) onto my tinkerboard S from my windows machine, the cable became unplugged and I believe has either totally bricked the machine, or has simply made the storage medium undetectable by windows crappy disk management software. Is there any way I can rewrite the eMMC or get the onboard storage detectable again to run etcher and fix its issue?
I think I might be able to do it if I had one of my linux machines, as Ive had similar issues with windows detecting USB devices that were unplugged during writing.
Can I write the image to a SD card and be able to write to the eMMC?
I feel like a mega-idiot for not securing the cable properly and would appreciate any help!
Thanks!
So I was able to learn how to switch the boot mode of the tinker board from parking to maskrom mode and got it to boot again, hopefully now I can rewrite the eMMC from the tinkerOS itself.
While installing TinkerOS (debian) onto my tinkerboard S from my windows machine, the cable became unplugged and I believe has either totally bricked the machine, or has simply made the storage medium undetectable by windows crappy disk management software. Is there any way I can rewrite the eMMC or get the onboard storage detectable again to run etcher and fix its issue?
I think I might be able to do it if I had one of my linux machines, as Ive had similar issues with windows detecting USB devices that were unplugged during writing.
Can I write the image to a SD card and be able to write to the eMMC?
I feel like a mega-idiot for not securing the cable properly and would appreciate any help!
Thanks!
So I was able to learn how to switch the boot mode of the tinker board from parking to maskrom mode and got it to boot again, hopefully now I can rewrite the eMMC from the tinkerOS itself.