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[András Mamenyák <mamenyaka@xxxxxxxxx>]

Just download the images from [1] and forget the whole phablet-flash thing.
Then reboot into recovery, copy the downloaded .zip-s to the device through
adb and flash them.
You should also wipe data, cache, etc.

[1] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/daily-preinstalled/current/


On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 2:18 AM, John Kim <johnkim.ubuntu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I want to update the phablet-flash directory, which has the build from
> 07/22, to the current one. In my situation, my testing device is currently
> bricked, and I want to flash the latest .zip to restore it. That means I
> can't use 'phablet-flash -b' or just 'phablet-flash', instructions provided
> by the ReleaseNotes page, since adb does not recognize my device. Only
> fastboot can.
>
> Besides updating the directory through a convenient command, I can think
> of a workaround. I first 'fastboot -w' the device and run 'fastboot update
> *.zip' to restore it to untouched state, and THEN run 'phablet-flash'. Most
> important, is this method correct?
>
> Otherwise, is there another way? Thanks.
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> John Kim
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