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BSOD on Spec A #10

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dee-fox opened this issue Jul 14, 2023 · 16 comments
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BSOD on Spec A #10

dee-fox opened this issue Jul 14, 2023 · 16 comments
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dee-fox commented Jul 14, 2023

Installation claimed to be successful, logs also show that.
Possibility for client-side errors present: Cyrillic letters used in some path names, Russian version of Windows 10 is used on the deployment machine (making logs unusable).
Device: Nokia Lumia 920 (32 GB, Unlocked, RM-821)

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What kind of blue screen do you see? The one with big sad face in the middle or the one with QR code? Lastly, can you provide the log file?

@dee-fox
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dee-fox commented Jul 14, 2023

sad smiley emoticon!
logs are barely useable, but i'll try to grab them right now

@RedGreenBlue09
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The sad face screen means something is wrong with the BCD file (but I really don't know).

One more question. You used dual-boot or single-boot?

@dee-fox
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dee-fox commented Jul 14, 2023

Singleboot. Can't get the log off the computer I used to deploy, will try again (I don't like using windows on desktop)

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Okay. I suggest you to also try the dual-boot method when possible as it doesn't make modifications on the partition layout.

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dee-fox commented Jul 14, 2023

Will do, thanks.

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dee-fox commented Jul 14, 2023

It still doesn't work, unfortunately, the phone still displays a sad face when booting Windows 10 ARM or bootloops if trying to run Windows Phone (8.1). 20k MB size used.

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I will investigate that. Thank you for testing it out.

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Which version of WPinternals did you used to unlock bootloader? Only WPi 2.9 works.

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RedGreenBlue09 commented Jul 22, 2023

Can you try again with WPinternals 2.9 and this latest version?

Edit: Clarify: All WPi versions from 2.9 will do.

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dee-fox commented Jul 23, 2023

Which version of WPinternals did you used to unlock bootloader? Only WPi 2.9 works.

hmm, haven't thought about that! i used the one i had lying around, which probably is the latest
i'll see through that again later today

@RedGreenBlue09
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As of #11, it is confirmed that Spec A installation is working in some cases. Old WPinternals seems to be the culprit.

@dee-fox
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dee-fox commented Aug 2, 2023

Well, that's pretty sucky considering I cannot for the love of me figure out why WPi complains about FFU OS-versions

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RedGreenBlue09 commented Aug 2, 2023

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If your original FFU version is not one of the supported ones, you will need another donor FFU (yes, both is needed). The donor FFU needs to be anything that it supports. I recommend 950 (XL) FFUs with version 10.0.10586.318.

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dee-fox commented Aug 7, 2023

Alright. I finally got it.
It works, even though that was quite strange behaviour from something that's supposed to just be file manipulation really
Computers really are magic I guess...

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See my wiki for more information about Windows 10 ARM on Lumia.
https://github.com/RedGreenBlue09/WFAv7_Installer/wiki/Apps-on-Windows-10-ARM

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