Flashing a custom VBF, Erasing Blocks failed
Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2021 8:22 am
Hello! I'm trying to flash a custom .vbf on my IPC to replace a few images on my Focus MK3.
The file (BM5T-14C026-CV) has 2 data blocks, and the replaced images are in the 2nd block, which had it's length and checksum modified
I'm doing a complete software update with the files recommended by FORScan (except the -CV one which I modified, but the original -CV was still recommended)
When trying to flash to the IPC, using FORScan 2.4.3 test20210808, the SBL and the first Strategy file flash without problems, but the modified one gets stuck when trying to erase memory, getting error "Erasing Blocks Failed"
In the header I see there's only one entry for which area to delete, and it's length seems correct for the first block (data length + checksum), but there are 2 blocks and no mention to delete the second one
What could be the problem here? Maybe a checksum reject?
I've attached below images with the differences between the original and the modified file.
EDIT:
It seems that the original VBF won't flash either for the same reason, so I guess it's a problem with the file?
The file (BM5T-14C026-CV) has 2 data blocks, and the replaced images are in the 2nd block, which had it's length and checksum modified
I'm doing a complete software update with the files recommended by FORScan (except the -CV one which I modified, but the original -CV was still recommended)
When trying to flash to the IPC, using FORScan 2.4.3 test20210808, the SBL and the first Strategy file flash without problems, but the modified one gets stuck when trying to erase memory, getting error "Erasing Blocks Failed"
In the header I see there's only one entry for which area to delete, and it's length seems correct for the first block (data length + checksum), but there are 2 blocks and no mention to delete the second one
What could be the problem here? Maybe a checksum reject?
I've attached below images with the differences between the original and the modified file.
EDIT:
It seems that the original VBF won't flash either for the same reason, so I guess it's a problem with the file?