need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N(EU) rev:3.0
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Re: need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N
need flash dump for tp-link TD-W8901G v6
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Re: need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N
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Re: need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N
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Re: need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N
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Re: need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N
In need of a flash dump for the TP-Link TD-W8901G v6. Help me!!
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Re: need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N
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Re: need flash dump for tp link modem:TD-W8961N
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Hi everyone,
I accidentally bricked my D-Link DGS-1210-28P Revision F1 while working in U-Boot. I used an incorrect sf erase command and wiped the bootloader section. The console is now completely dead (no output at 115200 baud).
I have desoldered the MX25L25645G (SOP16, 32MB) flash chip and I am using a CH341A programmer to recover it.
Does anyone have a Full Flash Dump (32MB) or at least a working mtd0 (U-Boot) binary for this specific model and hardware revision?
Device Details:- Model: D-Link DGS-1210-28P
- Hardware Rev: F1
- SoC: Realtek RTL8382M
- Flash: Macronix
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to unbrick a Tenda AC1200 Smart Dual-Band WiFi Router that suffered severe flash corruption. I've already desoldered the SPI flash chip to attempt an external recovery, but it looks like the bootloader (U-Boot) partition itself is corrupt, so stitching the official vendor web-upgrade files onto the raw chip isn't working out.
I am looking for a working, clean Full 2MB EEPROM / SPI Flash Dump (.bin) for this specific hardware revision.
Here are the exact specs and board details:
Router Model: Tenda AC6
Hardware...06-30-2026, 03:39 AM -
Hello everyone,
I am trying to repair a Samsung Odyssey G9 49" monitor and I suspect corrupted firmware / NVM data or a bad SPI flash.
Monitor details:
Model: Samsung Odyssey G9
Model: C49G95TSSR
Model code: LC49G95TSSRXEN
Type No.: C49G95TSS
Version No.: CA02
Mainboard: BN94-17725A
PCB: BN41-02843B
Firmware/platform marking: M-T9549GGAA-1017.0
Official Samsung USB update available: M-T9549GGAA-1020.0
Scaler/platform: Novatek NT68500 / T9549
SPI flash: Winbond 25Q40CLSIP (if it is the right chip)... -
Hello,
I am trying to repair a Dahua NVR4216-4KS2 that is not booting.
The main BIOS/firmware is stored in an SPI flash EEPROM (Winbond 25Q128, labeled as U130 on the PCB).
I have a CH341A programmer and I already attempted the following steps:- Identified the correct chip (W25Q128, 3.3V SPI flash).
- Tried to read the contents with CH341A Programmer software. The dump seems corrupted and I often get the error: “Chip with the contents are in disagreement.”
- Compared several chip type selections (24Cxx and 25Qxx families) to confirm it is indeed a 25 series SPI
08-19-2025, 09:23 AM -
Hi all,
I'm hoping someone can help me with an SPI flash dump for my LG 42LD450-TA (Asian/Malaysian market variant).
Board details:
Model: LG 42LD450-TA
Main board: EAX61352203(1)
Chassis: LB01B
Flash chip: MX25L8006E (1MB)
Board sticker: EBR60721201 / TDY1-S001D
Symptoms:
TV does not boot. Slow-blinking red LED when ON button is pressed on remote or TV. PSU is confirmed working, all voltage rails on main board are present. Reflow attempted with no success. Fault has been diagnosed as firmware corruption.
What...03-25-2026, 01:09 AM
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