Oleglevsha
Getting the hang of it
I think now you need a programmer, make a memory dump of a working camera and a memory dump of the camera that you ruined. Both dumps have been sent to my email, I will try to help you.
Many of the firmware from my archive were restored from memory dumps of serviceable cameras provided to me by users, it was not possible to find out the camera's "Hardware" to check compliance when performing firmware, so the "Hardware" is not checked.
As a result, you can easily flash someone else's firmware version and your camera will stop working.
Always check the compliance of the "DevID" firmware and your camera yourself so as not to spoil the latter
Many of the firmware from my archive were restored from memory dumps of serviceable cameras provided to me by users, it was not possible to find out the camera's "Hardware" to check compliance when performing firmware, so the "Hardware" is not checked.
As a result, you can easily flash someone else's firmware version and your camera will stop working.
Always check the compliance of the "DevID" firmware and your camera yourself so as not to spoil the latter
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