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    YES!!! That worked! This way I was able to get a backup of region 41 on the microSD (41.bin, size 4,096 KB). For the next step in unbricking this unit, could you please elaborate on this part:

    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    Make another rgn file named 113801000300.rgn using the original unpatched boot.bin and the packed fw_all.bin

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    Quote Originally Posted by smokefree View Post
    ...... could you please elaborate .....
    Just as quick to make it for you really, so here it is:
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    Usual stuff, drag it onto Updater.exe, connect in preboot mode and hope it flashes. BTW, i would have settled for a slab or 2 before, now i want a pallet of grog if this works.

    Otherwise i'm all out of ideas other than simply flashing fw_all.bin as an RGN by itself and hoping bootloader can be found in ROM. I have no idea how risky that'd be for your ailing zumo, need input from the expert[s] first for sure.

    Explaining this RGN in very brief terms, it's made from the original [not patched, not packed] boot.bin and the fw_all.bin packed with guru kunix's gfwpack.exe firmware packer. We know the unit can seemingly run boot.bin but its maybe incapable of loading fw_all.bin. Maybe it can be loaded if it's packed. Break a leg Buddy!
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    From post #8:

    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    Just as quick to make it for you really, so here it is:
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    Usual stuff, drag it onto Updater.exe, connect in preboot mode and hope it flashes.
    The flash was successful, but it made no difference to the symptoms of the zumo.

    Well... not completely true. There is a difference in that the unit does not switch off anymore after 3 seconds when on battery power. It stays on now (still frozen on the Garmin splash screen) until switched off manually by pressing and holding the power button for more than 5 seconds.

    Quote Originally Posted by kunix View Post
    If it doesn't help, I would suggest dumping fw_all.bin with rrgn,14,1:/14.bin and comparing it to the flashed one.
    I don't fully understand. There is a rgn14 in the unit which I can dump as described. What exactly do I compare it with?


    Edit 1:
    I notice that since the above action, the zumo is not recognised anymore by the PC, WebUpdater or Garmin Express.

    Edit 2:
    Had to flash CURE FW into the unit via GarminCure3 and Updater.exe to get it recognised again by PC etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by smokefree View Post
    ..... I don't fully understand. There is a rgn14 in the unit which I can dump as described. What exactly do I compare it with? .....
    As one firmware mug to another, i'll try to help you understand to my limited extent, while kunix wrestles with some more advanced possibilities for your very sick unit. The dump of region 14 is the unit's firmware, i.e. fw_all.bin. Even though 14.bin may be quite a bit larger by a lot of FFs tacked on at the end, they otherwise should be the same before there. I think comparing them in hex to see if there are any other differences before the padded bytes will show whether fw_all.bin is being properly flashed.

    Dump it and kunix will tell you what to do if the hex compares don't match. This might help you, HexCmp2:
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