Hanlin V3 2.00 2008-09-23 released - Page 2

Gudy · 01-18-2009, 05:56 AM

*shrug* I don't generally use the stock Jinke firmwares. (One of the reasons is that the download from their web site is often glacially slow and unreliable.) That said, the most common cause for errors while updating the firmware seems to be the SD card. But since updating to another firmware seems to work for you, maybe the firmware image you have is corrupt. I suggest trying the latest BeBook firmware - it is, AFAIK, based on the 2008-12-12 Jinke firmware.

ben1981 · 01-18-2009, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by ben1981

Hi guys, does Jinke 2008-12-12 firmware work for you? I cannot even finish firmware update. It always stuck at any point of update (randomly at different steps). Then I have to upload second last firmware which is fine....

It seems the installation always stucked at verification of update file ("Verifying update file" message just stayed on the screen forever).

It turned out that there was "only" about 180 MB of free space on my SD card (excluding update file). When I deleted another 400 MB of content from the card and ran the update again, it got over verification step and finished successfully.

So it seems it is good to have at least 300 MB of free space on SD card with FW update file for successful update.

oddity · 05-03-2009, 05:43 PM

I think the bootloader uses the SD card as temporary storage (maybe for uncompression or backup) during firmware update, so it's a good idea to use an empty SD card. My 256MB SD cards seem to work well when empty, and the documentation says that you must use a card larger than 128MB, so from this I deduce that it needs about 150-200MB as temporary storage (the firmware image is 55MB).

DaleDe · 05-04-2009, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by oddity

I think the bootloader uses the SD card as temporary storage (maybe for uncompression or backup) during firmware update, so it's a good idea to use an empty SD card. My 256MB SD cards seem to work well when empty, and the documentation says that you must use a card larger than 128MB, so from this I deduce that it needs about 150-200MB as temporary storage (the firmware image is 55MB).

Well I only have less than 80 meg free on my 256M card and have successfully used it for a firmware upgrade. The current contents includes the firmware as I haven't bothered to remove it.

Dale

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01-18-2009, 05:56 AM	#16
Gudy Wizard Posts: 1,154 Karma: 3252017 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Germany Device: Pocketbook Touch Lux (623)	shrug I don't generally use the stock Jinke firmwares. (One of the reasons is that the download from their web site is often glacially slow and unreliable.) That said, the most common cause for errors while updating the firmware seems to be the SD card. But since updating to another firmware seems to work for you, maybe the firmware image you have is corrupt. I suggest trying the latest BeBook firmware - it is, AFAIK, based on the 2008-12-12 Jinke firmware.

05-03-2009, 05:43 PM	#18
oddity Member Posts: 20 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2009 Device: BeBook/V3	I think the bootloader uses the SD card as temporary storage (maybe for uncompression or backup) during firmware update, so it's a good idea to use an empty SD card. My 256MB SD cards seem to work well when empty, and the documentation says that you must use a card larger than 128MB, so from this I deduce that it needs about 150-200MB as temporary storage (the firmware image is 55MB).