[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] debugasm:
Hi RedScorpioXDA

I have found another problem with the tool, excuse me if I find all these problems but also I want that this tool will become indispensable, in my opinion is perfect for both windows for linux.

After downloading this image (.torrent):

hxxps://mmm.olimex.com/wiki/images/5/5f/RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img.torrent

(replace "xx" with "tt" and "mmm" with "www")

Using the latest version of the software "imgRepackerRK (v. 1.05 windows)" I did unpack image :

imgRepackerRK (v. 1.05 windows)
(c) RedScorpio, Moscow, 2013-2015

Command parameters: "RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img"

Run parameters:
log = 1
debug = 0
quiet = 0
mono = 0
md5 = 0
rkcrc = 0
rkaf = 0
skip = 0
2nd = 0
cid = 0
symb = 0
memsize = 134217728
basecfgpath = ""
loadername = ""

==========================[ START ]==========================

--- Firmware unpacking ---

"RKFW" image file detected

Batch image header from "RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img" was read
Image properties:
Type	RockChip batch image (RKFW)
Version	1.0.0
Date	2015.01.22
Time	14:47:07
ChipID	0x00000070
Code(?)	0x01060000

-- boot.img processing --

-- update.img processing --
Update data header from "RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img" was read
Image properties:
Type	RockChip update image (RKAF)
Id	"007"
Model	"rk3188-som"
Manufacturer	"OLIMEX"
Version	4.2.2

- Files extracting -
Image files count = 9

[COLOR="Red"]ï»¿# (NAME Relative path) skipped[/COLOR]
package-file (package-file)	extracted (format: unknown/empty?)
bootloader (RK3188Loader)	extracted (format: RockChip bootloader image)
PARM file (parameter) found
parameter (parameter)	extracted (format: RockChip PARM signed file)
"RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img.dump\parameter"	extracted
boot (boot.img)	extracted (format: Android boot image)
linuxroot (rootfs.img)	extracted (format: ext4 image)
backup (RESERVED)	skipped
update-script (update-script)	skipped
recover-script (recover-script)	skipped

- rkCRC summ of update.img checking -
Stored rkCRC	= 0xe12de5d6
Calculated rkCRC	= 0xe12de5d6

Configuration file for RKAndroidTool v.1.xx (8-bit) created
Configuration file for RKAndroidTool v.2.xx (16-bit) created

- md5 summ checking -
MD5 summ (RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img.dump\image.md5)	saved
Stored MD5	= "4da0220953769dfdd49db582c88b1a88"
Calculated MD5	= "4da0220953769dfdd49db582c88b1a88"

- image.cfg creating -
image.cfg created

==========================[ STOP ]==========================

Unpack generates an error in the format as shown in the log.

If I try now to "pack" firmware without any change, this is not possible :

imgRepackerRK (v. 1.05 windows)
(c) RedScorpio, Moscow, 2013-2015

Command parameters: "RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img.dump"

Run parameters:
log = 1
debug = 0
quiet = 0
mono = 0
md5 = 0
rkcrc = 0
rkaf = 0
skip = 0
2nd = 0
cid = 0
symb = 0
memsize = 134217728
basecfgpath = ""
loadername = ""

==========================[ START ]==========================

--- Firmware creating ---

- "package-file" configuration file reading -
"package-file" was read

- "parameter" configuration file reading -
"parameter" was read

- "image.cfg" configuration file reading -
image.cfg was read

- Files checking -
imgRepackerRK (v. 1.05 windows)
(c) RedScorpio, Moscow, 2013-2015

Command parameters: "RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img.dump"

Run parameters:
log = 1
debug = 0
quiet = 0
mono = 0
md5 = 0
rkcrc = 0
rkaf = 0
skip = 0
2nd = 0
cid = 0
symb = 0
memsize = 134217728
basecfgpath = ""
loadername = ""

==========================[ START ]==========================

--- Firmware creating ---

- "package-file" configuration file reading -
"package-file" was read

- "parameter" configuration file reading -
"parameter" was read

- "image.cfg" configuration file reading -
image.cfg was read

- Files checking -
[COLOR="Red"]ï»¿# (NAME) Can't find file "RK3188_debian_3.0.36_NAND_release1.img.dump\NAME"[/COLOR]

==========================[ STOP ]==========================

The new firmware pack is not possible.

Is there another problem?

Thnaks very much.

debugasm