good evening, does anyone by any chance have the bios of the BOSE speakers | SOUNDLINK COLOR II. The equipment is simply dead, I want to try a reprogramming of the chip before looking for an electronic fault. Thank you.
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Re: bios BOSE |SOUNDLINK COLOR II
Got this file from a Russian forum, where OP said he had found it online and was not tested, but give it a try.
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Re: bios BOSE |SOUNDLINK COLOR II
I want to warn you that the W25Q64FW is powered by 1.8vAttached Filesif you find these attachements useful please consider making a small donation to the site
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i have this bose soundlink with no charging nor any sign of life, so after digging they told me that the issues is mainly with the firmware which is corrupted, I looked everywhere for a dumb with no luck, can anyone help me out ?
PS: the chip is a 4mb chip, I found a dumb online but it has 16mb weirdly tho he had the same chip that I did but I don't know how he did it
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